The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-22
PHTH|S|S EXHIBIT
PROGRAM READY
TO BEGIN MAY "a
Charles G. Ellsworth, Chairman
of Committee Of Arrangements,
Announces Complete Schedule.
NOTED SPEAKERS ARE TO
ADDRESS THE PUBLIC
Prevention and Cure of Tuber.
culosis to Be Discussed by Ex-
perts on Pulmonary Plague.

After much strenuous effort on the
part Of the committee of ARRANGEMENTS.
of which Charles G. Ellsworth is the
head, the Committee of One Hundred
was able today to announce the pro
gram ~for the State tuberculosis ex-
hibition to be given In this city from
May "a to June 6 In the rooms at
Market and Washington streets.
Ernest D. Easton. the executive Sec
retary Of the league, has been espe-
cially active in getting out the pro-
gram on time. The others in the COM
mittee of arrangements are as follows.
DR.. Samuel e. Robertson, Wilson ].
Vance. the Rev. Isaac P. whelan,
Rabbi Solomon Foster, G.. Wisner
Thorne and Harrison Van Duyne. The
full program is as follows:
Monday, May A-s p. M, presiding, Leslie
d. Ward. M. D., chairman of executive
committee. Speakers, George F. Reeve,
president Board OF Trade; Samuel E. Rob-
ertson, M. D., Medical Association; Justice
Francis J. Swayze; William C. Smallwood
secretary Of the New Jersey Association for
the Prevention and Relief Of Tuberculosis;
representative from Board of Health.
Tuesday, May Is (nurses. days. p;rn.,
Miss Emma Mueller. superintendent Home
for Crippled Children, Bone tuberculosis; !"
Miss Louise Richards. Value Of Visiting
Nurse in TubeTculosis.m p; m, presiding ding
Thirza Pope, supervisor Of nurses of Asso-
citation for Improving the Condition of the
Poor. New York city; Miss Mary Nc
New York cjty ssSocial Aspects of Tuher-
culosis"
Wednesday. May IS factory day)-a:SO
?. M. Speakers, Thomas NJ PASCAL. M. p;
Weiss, Weiss n N. B.; DaSid A. A. Kraker, e NJ. W. 3. LOUIS
Thursday. May q (clup day)-All club
women especially invited. 4 P: m. T. ".
GSswn ,et odn Fl PSo.rdus. Hsst Lying & and Dre Iss
siding, s. Elizabeth Van Duynne. III. b.,
chairman tuberculosis committee Of Essex
County WomsH's Club. spsakers: William
Tuberculosis; C. B. Grifiths. M. d.
Personal Safeguards Again Tubercalosls;' =
Helen Carter, NJ. D.. Home Safeguards,
Friday. May IS tschool day)-Teachers and
High School pupils especially invited. 4
p. m, Talks and demonstrations. p. M,
Frank "; P,nneo, N p George J; J;
Schools and the School Nurse.
Saturday, May % 1915 to 10 p. M. Short
talks hourly ard illustrated lectures. In
charge Of Newark Medical League; .Theo-
dore Teimer, NJ D., chairman OF tubercu-
losis committee, assisted by Drs. A. J.
Alexander Francis Devlin, Louis l.. David
son, Richard H. Dleffenbach, Abraham
Ffnkelstein, A. Fischer. Samuel Hirschberg.
David A. Kraker. Julius Levy, Herbert W.
Long, Max A. Mas. A. ]. Mitchell. Victor
Parsonet, Nathaniel Price, Edwin Steiner,
Louis Weiss. Bernard H. Woolf. Emanuel
Sunday May 3o-Talts and demonstra9
tions; illustrated lectures.
Monday, May 81 Church days p M.
..The Church's Responsibility, the Rey.
Dr. l. s. Osborne, the Rev. Theodore M.
Shipherd, Rabbi Solomon Foster, the Rev.
I. p. Whelan; the Rev. A. N. Stubblebine,
illustrated lecture.
Tuesday, June / (sanitoria. dlspensary
Wintsch, Intestinal tuberculosis" p. IN,
Miss Susan f. Robbins. head nurse at Glen
Gardner, The Day Camp l. p Glgck-
man. M d. Treatment In Sanitoria;
paper by Henry B. Dunham. NJ D., Glen
Wednesday, June 2 qabor dayl-4 p, m.
E T. MScormiss DTs sorrs M 3 pottep M D.
Gent 9e TT Essex Trades Council; John Roach
Heavy Leather Union; George Leary'
Small, president Typographical Union:
Joseph ohs isonnabend,, Machinlsts Union:
William Bauerman, M D., Personal
Hygiene as Factor in tuberculosis to
Thursday, June municipal day)-.4
D, M, short alks. p. M. his
honor, Mayor Jacob Haussling; Alonzo
Church. ESQ. Fairgrounds and
Parks as a Factor to Prevent Tuber-
culosis;" Charles ]. Allen, Esq. Sanitary
and Unsanitary Tenements;" A. w. Nc
Dougall, THE Cost of tuberculosis to Our
Tridav Tune femployees' day)-4 D. M,
Alfred Loeb, M. d. Department store
clerks conductors and ru mOtorWsn W ssPssEia5, Pss5-
ing, president Of Consumers League;
Eibert 8. Sherman. M. D.; illustrated lee
ture
Saturday, June lectures and talks)--
4 D. m, William Satterer. M. D.. p. m.
German night Siegfried Husserl. M. D.,
will speak In German.
Sunday, June 6--S p. m, talks, demon
strations, illustrated lecture
The Demonstrators vii be George Muir. Muir
e. e. Alexander. Manning p. Brown. A.
N. Chandler. William Gustafson. r.
A. M Wilmott and others.