The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-25

cuiar affections. If the patient has been subject from hemorrhage and is frighteend to explain that q hemor- rhage is the best thdng which could possibly happen to him under the cir cumstances.
 Following pr. knops. pr. Routzahn of the tuberculosis exhibit was grant cd the privileges of the floor for i've minutes. pr Routzahn urged that the exhibit be made to take on some or ganized form throughout the State.
 The report of the Board of Censors of the Association was then called for. Dr. Bell announced to the chair that the Board of Censors would be a little delayed. and that he would like to introduce certain resolutions. He was recognized by President welch, and read resolutions to the effect that the thanks of the convention be ex- tended to the Montgomery County Med ical Association. and to the people of Montgomery for their kind reception to the Country and Beauvoir Clubs for their entertainment: to the newspapers of the city for their full and accurate reports of the meetings. to the Cover nor and his private secretary for the use of the Capitol building. to the President of the Association for his excellent program and message. and hnAlly to the visiting physicians fol their learned addresses.
 The resolutions of Dr. Bell were adopted with the only rising vote oi the Association.
 thanking the Legislature for their ap. proprlations for the sanitary depart. ment of the State.
 Censors' Report.
 Dr. Sanders. senior censor. then com menced the reading of the report oi the Board of Censors. The report wal a lengthy one and every recommends ton of the Board was adopted by the Association. leaving an unbroken lis of adoptions for the past thirty years pr. Sanders prefaced hIs remarks with the statement that the report of thii Board was the thirty-ffth annual re- port. The report caused much discus sion. and the expectations that a ho fight would be made on some of tho recommendations was fulfilled. The first part of the report dealt with the Presidents message. Every rec. ommendation made by the Board or this paper was adopted unanimously It was not until Contract Practice was reached In the report that a dis c1ssion was provoked, and this discus sion was comparately short, the repori of the censors being adopted with an amendment which the senior censor consented to.
 The resolutions as introduced by pr Bell, Dr. Cunningham and pr. Harri son relative to Dr. Stiles's paper or upon Soil Pollution in the South," al read at the meeting of Thursday wer, reported favorably by the Board O. Censorl and unanimously adopted. Attention was called by Dr. Sanders to the collection of vital and mortuary statistics, and the requirements of the Probate Judges in obtaining at eht time marriage license was issued, the age, height. weight. color. nativity. etc. of all applicants.
 | Verbal amendments to the constitu. tion as proposed by the Board. were Unanimously adopted. and the state. ment after the adoption that the new book of rules could not be printed fol the first time since the auth oriza tior was received by the doctors with pro. longed cheers.
 | Debate of Day.
 The debate of the morning next tool place. The occasion was the advers, report of the Board of censors on ths resolution introduced on the first day'i session by pr. Riggs of the Jefferson County Medical AsSociation. The pur port of the resolutions was that tho basis of representation to the State As, sociation be changed by insertion ir Section of the constitution. Dr. Riggs and the Jefferson County Medical As seciation sought to obtain representa-