The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-20

Based upon Six Hundred cases-c chas. H. Mayo. M. D, Rochester. Minn.
 Il. Wounds of the Heart. Report of Cases--Luther L. Hill. M. D.. Mont
 is. Nervous Diseases In Aiatams- Eugene DuBose Bondurant. Nj. D.; Mo- bile.
 Afternoon Session.
 l. Call to order at 3 p. m.
 2. Direct baryngoscopy Tracheo- Bronchoscopy. Esophagoscopy With onstrations-Joseph H. Abraham, NJ. D.. New York City.
 8. Remarks on Psych chotherapy-Ca- bot Luli, M D.. Birmin gham.
 {. Uses and Abuses of Anaesthetics in obstetrfcal Practice--J. H. Kim brough, Nj. D.. Lowndesboro.
 5. Diagnosis and Treatment of Acute Infectious .Dysentery--H E. Presley, NJ. D.. BlrminghaIn.
 6. Diagnosis and Treatment of Am oebic Dysentery---J. N. kinough. 'M- D. Woodlawn. ss
 '. Acute Intestinal Toxemia in Children--w. W. Harper. M D. Selma. Ns. Remarks on Acute Intestinal Oo- struction with Special Reference to In tussusception-E. W. Peterson, M. b. New York City.
 g. Pneun,ococcus Empyema--Jno. F. Oechsner. Nj. D.. New Orleans.
 Eyenfng Session.
 To be held in the Grand Theatre Dexter Avenue.
 | Call to order ats D. m.
 2. Monitors Address--Wooten Moore wnkerson, M D., Montgomery 2. Annual Oratlon - Wellington Prude McAdory. M. D.. Birmingham Tbfra Day, Thursday, April 23, Morn
 ing Session.
 1. Call to order at s:3o a. m.
 2. Unfinished, business.
 3. Surgical Complications of Ty- phoid Fever-Cunningham Wilson, M. D.. Birmingham.
 der as a Surgical Com mplication of Ty- phoid NFever--J. NJ Mason. NJ. D., Bir- minEham.
 B.. Jaundice and its Significance Scale Harris. M. D.. Mobile.
 6. Epidemic of Jaundice in Tallade- "a During the Summer of 1so7-D. F. Dixon. NJ. D.. Talladega.
 I. EtioIogy and Treatment of Acute Rheumatic Fever-Thomas McCrea, NJ D., Baltimore.
 8. Soil Pollution in the South ington.;
 :. g.. Why Should Exact Hygiene be a Negiible Factor With the Clinician?- J. D. Heacock. M. D., Birmingham.
 10. Infections of the Prostate-Ar- thur F. Toole, NJ. D.. Birmingham. II. .. The Treatment of Peritonitis by the Murphy Fowler Method-George $. Brown. NJ. D, Birmingham.
 volunteer Papers.
 1. An Improved Technique for the Radical. Cure of Cancer of Rectunl- F.. G. DuBose. M. D.; selma.
 ?. The Typhoid Spine--Wm. Thomp' son Berry. NJ. D.. Birmingham. E 3. Surgery of the Prostate-Wilbur A. Sellers. NJ D.. Montgomery.
 (. The Value of Laboratory Methods to the ClinEian, With Report of Illus trativei cases--E. M- Mason, NJ D. Montgomery. 1T Fy
 5. cerebral Hemorrhages-Wm. H Sanders. Nj. D.. Montgomery.
 6. Report of ah 1nterestins Case of Extra Uterine Pregnancy-R. T.. Placenta Praeyia and its Treat ment-E. c Givan. NJ D., Montevallo. s Gall Stones Without Symptoms and Symptoms Without Gall Stones Mack Rogers, NJ. D.. Birmingham.
 g. Pro- Salpingitis-Robert Nelson M. D.. Birmingham.
 10. Treatment of Deep Seated Con orrheal Infection With Gonococcic vac cine-c. W. Shropshire. M. D.. Birm' ingham.
 Third Day, Thursday, April 23, Even ing Session. 2. Symposium of TuberculOsis. | To be held in the old First Baptis Church at Sp. m. l. A Serious Condition in Alabama and How. to Meet It-Glenn. Andrews M. D., Montgomery. 2. Social Aspects of the Tuberculo sis Problem--s. A. Knopf, M D. New York. |, 3. The Laymar's Duty-i in the Fight Against Tubereulosis-Hon. H. T.
 q. The Duty of the Press in tn. l Fight Against Tuberculosis-Major w W. Screws, Montgomery. Stereopticon views by American Ex- hibition of Tuberculosis. Fourth Day, Friday, May 24, Morning 1. Cali to order. at s.sos q. m. | 2. Unfinished and miscellaneous bus | mess.
 3. Report of Board of Censors. 4. Revision of the Four Rolls: (a) Revision of the Roll of County Socie- ties; (h) Revision of the Roll of Coun- selIors; co Revision of the Roll oi Correspondents: (d) Revision of tho 1 Roll of Oficers.
 B. Election and installation of ofn- cers.
 $. Unfinished and miscellaneous | business.
 7.' Adjournment sine die.