The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-27
FINAL WEEK
 OF EXHIBIT Strenuous Program Is Mapped Out. COMMITTEES IN CHARGE Fine Outside Educational Work is
 Done. A Member of Local Professional and Business Men win Deliver Ad- dressed at the Great Tuber-
 culosis Exhibit-Detail Program for Today.
COMMITTEES IN CHARGE

the local high school. The tuberculosis exhibition has been more thoroughly successful than even some of those which have been backed by almost un- limited resources because they were intended to better the economic devel- opment of certain territory.
 The splendid audience Thursday gave a happy introduction for the tubercu- losis exhibition to Montgomery and to the State through the large repre- sentation of influential men from all over the commonwealth. The folks who were unable to get seats that night at least know of the widespread interest in the anti-tuburculosis cam paigning. The more fortunate ones who did get seated staid. with less than a score of exceptions until the close of the meeting at 1o:30.
 The other addresses presented by local professional and business men have been of high order which justified the attentive interest with which they have been received. During the week there have been delegations from the Eastern Star. the Salvation Army. the Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c. A. the Ionian Club. the Montgomery Medical Society, the City Council, the Commer- cial Club. and Tintigil Club.
 A rather interesting feature of the outside boosting for the exh ibition has been the series of addresses made
 
 the city. Among those which have aided in giving publicity to the Tuber- culosis Exhibition have been the Mont gomery School for Girls, the Ionian Club, the Commercial Club, the City Council. the Ministerial Association. tn e State Medical Association. the Y. M. 2 C. A. employed officers the City Coun- ell. the State Teachers Association, Executive Board of the Alabama Fed eration of women's Clubs, and not all of the invitations could be accepted be- cause of conflicting engagements. The program announced by Dr. Will kinson's committee for the coming ficulty was mentioned yesterday by F. M. Mosely, member of the Executive Committee, who states that there is a mistaken idea in some directions that Ghs exhibition closed with the ending of the State Medical Convention. This idea" says Mir. Mosely, "is widely er- roneous. for we have one full week with continuous daily program open f-free of charge, to the citizens of Mont Eomery and Alabama, and all others within her gates. Another misappre- hension,' urged Mir. Mosely, 'ts the idea that the ladies are not wanted. No one who has already visited the Exhibi- tion could be thus deluded. yet there are other people who do not understand that no one need stay away. and that all really are interested in what ts shown and said each day at the Old First Baptist Church"
 Two small conferences of great inn portance were held at the Old First Baptist Church during Saturday. One of these was attended by colored phy- eicians in the city. and the other by a goodly representation of the colored ministers. These two groups, in addi' ton to the teachers in the colored lr1r Nha FaN a~a ing problem of tuberculosis among the negroes. The delegations Saturda were called to meet Director E. c Routzhan for conference regarding the plans for the campaign among the ne groes of the city. Saturday night the eolored doctors had another meeting tc complete plans for their part in the campaign.
 Messrs. c. Grosvenor Dave and Gas ton Gunter, Dr. Glenn Andrews ,ant pr. J. L. Gaston. Program Committee with Dr. H B. Wilkinson. Chairman report revised program for the clos ing week of the American Tuberculosii Exhibition:
 Monday April 27.
 D. m.-G. c. Dave, Chairman; VII T. sheehan. Rev E. E. Cobbs. pr. F. H Mcconnico. S. c. Starke, Rev. W. M Curtis. Speaker, Philip Stern.
 8 p. m-Chairman, A c. Forbes Vice Chairmen, Alex Rice. F. P. Chaf fee. Harry Danziger. F. P. Glass Speakers from Commercial Club
 Tuesday, April 2s; Negro Day.
 D. m.-Chairman. Gaston Guuter Vice Chairmen, William W. Hill. Rev ". M. Crawford. M. B. Horton, pr. L. Gaston. B. P. Crum. Speakers: Dr Gaston Greil, Rev. E. P. Mayo. pr. s IS. H. Washington.
 p. m.-Chairman. Rev M H Ed monds; Vice Chairmen. John w Durr Jr., Rev. Stewart Mcqueen, Captain W kinson. Speakers: Judge Thomas c Jones, Rev. W. c. Banton. pr. A. c pungee.
 Wednesday, April 20.
 D. m.-Chsirman, Horace Hood Vice Chairmen, A W. LeBron, Rev J Henry Bush. L. L. Gilbert, Rev. s. A Cowan. Isidore Well. pr. A. H. Mont. Eomery. Speakers: John P. Kohn. pr c. A. Thigpen.
 ID. Chairman. E. J. Meyer Vice Chairman, James H. Cook J. l.. HoIlaway. Dr. Chiffon Thorington. c w Barnett. L. Daniel Dix. Rev J. NJ Barnes. Speakers pr. M. B. Kirkpat. rick. pr. s. H. Saul.
 Thursday, April 30
 D m.-Chairman. C. A. Lanier; Vice Chairmen, E. B. Joseph, Rev. Rob, ert R. Ellison J. P. Ferrall. Rev c A. stakely. Dr. Bernard Mount Nath, an Lobman. Speaker; Dr. W. NJ. Will kinson.
 8 D. m-Chairman. R J. Chambers Vice Chairmen, Harvey ". Laird pr R. L. MiIigan. Emmanuel Meertiet Rev Walter Crawford. Speakers: pr F. C. Stevenson. Dr. B. ! Baldwin.
 Friday, May II Negro Day.
 D. m.-Chairman. Mayor " M Teague; Vice Chairman. Rev. J. " oHara, Abe Well W. B. Paterson, pr Robert Goldthwaite. Speakers: Judge William H Thomas, Rev. J. B Bra nam. Dr D H c. Scott
 8 D. m-Chairman. pr. !. R. Gaston Vice Chairmen. Kirk Jackson. Dr l. L watkins. F. C. Andrew, Rev. P. M Guthrie Speakers C. P. Mcintyre Rev. E. E. Scott pr. c. H Wilson.
 Saturday, May 2.
 D. n-"What Montgomery Needs To Do"
 p. m-'what Montgomery Will Do."
 Mondays Program.
 'HThe Last Week -"
 High School Day"
 Teachers Day"
 "Y W c. A. Day.
 Nurses Day
 .'comnercial Club Day