The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-16
PROGRAMME FOR STATE
 MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

I ldnson, M. D., Montevallo..
 Eye Manifestations in Certain Consutu- tional Conditions,' S. L. Bedbetter, M- h., Birmingham.
 Discussion to be opened by c. A. Thig- pen, M D., Montgomery. Afternoon session, symposium on tuoer- eulosis
 The public is cordially invited to attend l this session of the association.
 Call to order at p. m. "The Sanatorium in It's Relation to Tu- berculoss," sherman G. Bonney, M. b. Denver
 .aThe Duties and Responsibilities of the Layman in the Crusade Against Tubercu- loss," Hon. $. J. Bowie. Birmingham'
 '.Tuberculin and the Tuberculin Treat ment," J. P Stewart, M D., Attalla~
 Discussion of this symposium to be openen by R. NJ Cunningham, M. D., Ems ley.
 Evening session. Call to order at p. m.
 a.NIonitor's Address," William Wade Harper, M D., Selma.
 Annual oratlon, William Dempsey Part low, M. D., Tuscaloosa
 Followed by reception at Hillman hotel
 Third Day, Thursday.
 Morning session-Cal to order at S:3O a. m.
 "The Trypsin Method of Testing the Function of the Pancreas; Its compar-  the Eye Test" James s. McLester, M. D.. Birmingham. Discussion to be opened by Scale Harris, M. D., Mobile.
 "Neglected Perineal Lacerations," P. T. Fleming, M. D., Enterprise. Discus sion to be opened by l. L. Watkins, M. D., Montgomery.
 'Prostatectomy,' Arthur Dean Bevan, M D., Chicago. Discussion to be opened by J. D. s. Davis, M. D., Birming- ham.
 .srhe Relation of Albumen and Casts To the Expectancy and the Risk of Life insurance, William R. Boss, M. D., New York. Discussion to be opened by J. l.. Gaston, NJ D., Montgomery.
 observations On Certain Features of Post-Operative Treatmenti The Consen- sus of Opinion of American Surgeons" II. r. Cole, M. D., MoDne. Discussion to be opened by R. s. Hill, M. D., Mont gomery
 srhe Surgery of the Spinal Cord" Richard M. Fletcher, M. D.. Chicago. Discussion to be opened by J. M. Ma son. M. D., Birmingham.
 "Gastroptosis. U. J. w. Peters, M. D., Birmingham. Discussion to be opened by E. B, Ward, M. D., Selma.
 Floating Kidney" Frank P. Pettel, NJ D., New Decatur. Discussion to be opened by w G. somerville, M. D.. rus- caloosa.
 "Roentgentherapy," H. B. Wilkinson, NJ D., Montgomery. Discussion to be opened by E. T. Camp, M. D., Gads- den.
 "Suture and Transplantation of Blood Vessels" Charles k. Bowman. M. D., Birmingham. Discussion to be opened by Gaston Torrance, NJ D. Birmingham.
 "Ulcerations of the Sigmold and Rec tum," Oscar Hayes, M. D., Birmingham. Discussion to be opened by F. G. DuBose, M. D., Selma.
 Evening session. Call to order at p. m.
 Cerebral Syphilis" L. M. Winn, M. D., Anniston.
 Discussion to be opened by W. G. Harrison, M. D., Birmingham.
 ''The Modern Treatment of Epilepsy and the Colony Care of This Class As Car ried on at the Craig Colony in New York State," Illustrated by stereopticon views), William D. Spratling, M. D., Bal timore.
 Discussion to be opened by G. T. Mo- Whorter M. D., Riverton.
 Volunteer papers
 Surgery of the Pancreas," James A. Goggans, M. D., Alexander City.
 Discussion to be opened by J. N. Fur miss, M. D., Selma.
 "Osteomyelitis of Tibia With Transplan- tation of Fibula," Gaston Torrance, M. D., Birmingham. HaN
 Discussion to be opened by William H. Wilder, M. D., Birmingham
 Evening session.
 "A Study of Burns Involving the Periosteum of the Vault of the Skull, J. M. Mason, M. D., Birmingham.
 Discussion to be opened by w. H. Rob- ertson, M. D., Clayton.
 Report of Cases, With Post Mortem Findings, and Discusion,' Thomas D. Parke, M. D., Birmingham
 Discussion to be opened by J. G. Pal mer M. D.. Opelika-
 "Observation on Blood Transmission" J. D. s. Davis, M D., Birmingham.
 Discussion to be opened by D. F. Talley M. D., Birmingham.
 Acute and Cronic Joint Strain," D. Lawrence Scott, M. D., Birmingham.
 Discussion to be opened by ". w. Har- per- M. D., Selma
 "A Plea for Herniotomy," William T. Berry, M. D., Birmingham. Discussion to be opened by H. T. Inge, M. D., Mobile. Discussion to be opened by ". H. Moon, M D., Goodwater. "The Functions of the State Laboratory, With Special Reference to the Preventive Treatment of Rabies" p. M. Mason, M. D., Montgomery. Discussion to be opened by William H.. Sanders, M. D., Montgomery. ~LA