Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-29

tings, New York: DR.. George P. Sanborn,
Boston: DR.. II. NJ. kinghorn and Or. ~.
{. Turchell Saranac Lake, n. y: DR.: Z.
Won Pirquet Vienna: DIR. A. Wolff Els
ner Berlin: DR.. Arnold c. Klebs. Chicago;
DIR. +. Arloing, Lyon; DIR. l-adlsiaus
Detre. Budapest; DR.. p Courmont. Lyon;
Dr. Frederick l. knight. Boston: DR..
Charles II. Dowd. New York city: Mr.. j.
H. Stiles. Edinburgh. Scotland; Dr. G. F.
Painter. Boston. Mass: DIR. Cazin-Chef,
Paris: DR.. S. Robinson Boston. Mass.
DR.. F. F. Murphy, Boston. Mass; Prof.
Sauerbruch. Marburg. Germany; DIR. Will
liam ROdman. Philadelphia. Pa; DIR. y. o.
]. Kelly. Philadelphia. Pa; DR.. c. Theo-
dOre Williams. London; DR.. Carroll F..
Edison. Denver: DR. Lawrence F. Flick.
Philadelphia: DIR. Francis II. Williams.
Boston: Dr. Henry Hulst. Grand Rapids.
Mich: DR.. James NJ Anders Philadel-
rein. Arosa. Switzerland; Prof. Irving
Fisher, New Haven: DR.. Richard Cole
Newton. Montclair, n. j.: Noel Bardswel.
esq. Nd. Midhurst England; DR.. 7. W.
Hastings New York: DR.. George p San
born. Boston; DR.. H. NJ. Kingdom. DIR.
w. o. Very. Saranac Lake. n. Y;
DR.. Mary c. Lincoln, Chicago: DR.. Johann
Won Szaboky. Budapest leiclienberg;
Prof, 4: Calmette. Lille; Or. e. Won Pr
h In: DR.. Mrnold G. Klebs. Chicago; DR..
r. r. Baldwin. Saranac Lake. n. Y: DR..
Fernand Arloing, Lyon: Dr. I.atislaus
Detre. Budapest: Dr. s. Trimeseu. R1u-
Joseph $: Wall. Washington. d. G.: DR..
Joseph Teissier. professor de clinique.
University de Lyon: DR.. David Boviard.
ibr:. T'eGu, Medicines des Hopitaux de
Lyon; Prof Irving Fisher. Yale Univer-
sity: Prof. Walter F. Wilcox. Cornell
University. consulting statistician New
man c. Kingsley, superintendent Chicago
Relief and Aid Society; DR.. Martin W.
Barr: chief physician to the Penn Train
ner Wilmer. University Of Pennsylvania;
John A. kingsbury. assistant secretary of
New York State Charities Aid Associa-
ton Homer Folks. secretary, of State
Dr. X. Teuner. Prague; Prof. John r.
Commons, University Of Wisconsin; Tai
colt Williams. LID, philadelphia, Pa. /:
Frederick l.. Hoffman. statistician. Pru.
dental Insurance Company; John Martin.
New York: Prof. c. E. A. Winslow,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology;
Frank Duffy; Thomas W. B. CRATER Mil
York; DIR. Kirchner, Berlin. Germany: Dr..
John Latham London. England; DR..
Henry b. Favill. Chicago. on behalf of
the American Association for Labor Legis-
lation: DIR. Crespin. professor a rEcole
Medecin d'alger; DR.. ]. Y. Porter state
health officer. Florida; DR.. Victor G. Hell
SER passed assistant surgeon, United States
public health and marine hospital service,
chief quarantine officer and director of
health of the Philippine Islands: E. w.
Hope. MD, Sc, medical officer of
health. Liverpool: Stadt. Oberphysicus.
DIR. Johannes Bartha: Camilo Calleja, Of
fetal delegate of Spain: Stabsarzt Dr.
Helm. aus Berlin; DR.. Victor c. Vaughan
dean, medical department. University of
Michigan: DR.. F. F. Wesbrook, director
of laboratories. state board of health of
Minnesota, member advisory board. n.y.
gienic laboratory. p. H. and NJ. H. S.
Eradication of Disease.
DR.. Geo. NJ. Kober Of Washington start
ed the ball rolling yesterday afternoon
in the direction which it has been ex-
pected to go-the eradication of con-
sumption in the cities.
Health authorities Of nearly every state
have been anxious to see just what
steps the leading scientists will take for
the treatment of consumption in cities.
DR.. KOber strongly recommended that
law be passed compelling householders
to notify the authorities as soon as the
disease was recognized. He startled the
convention by saying that the law should
absolutely prohibit marriage with a tu-
berculous person.
He recommends that tuberculous
mother shall not nurse her own infant
and in the selection of wet nurse a GER
tif1cate of health should be demanded.
DR.. kober also declared that tuber-
cuosis patient should not only be iso-
lated. but should neither give nor receive
kisses.