The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-23
ORANGE EXHIBIT
ON TUBERCULOSIS
NOW COMPLETE
Addresses of Interest by Well
known Authorities to Be
Features of Event.
VIGOROUS EFFORT MADE
TO INTEREST CITIZENS
Show Will Remain Open to
Public from Tomorrow
Until May 3.

The complete plan for the Orange
Tuberculosis exhibition, which will
open tomorrow morning in a store at
229 Main street, under the auspices of
the Orange Board Of Health and the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. League of the Or
anges, has been announced. The ex-
,hibit will be open daily from 10 a. M. to
10 p. M, and Sundays from 2 p. m. to
10 p. m, from April "a to May 8.
Trained nurses will be in attendance
afternoons N physicians will give
short talks evenings. Conferences will
take place in the William Pierson Medi-
cal Library rooms, located in the Or
ange Free Library, and plans have
been formulated for a vigorous effort
to enlist the support of Orange people
In educational methods calculated to
be of material benefit in checking in
roads of the disease.
The program for the conferences on
two afternoons are:
Tuesday-"The Nurses Responsibility
Toward tuberculosis as a Social Prob
lem Miss Bertha Gardner, president
Orange Training School Alumnae, pre-
siding.
The Vanderbilt Clinics, Miss E. T.
Patterson.
children's, Glasses, Miss Genevieve
Wilson.
Five-mlnute reports of local work
For Anti-Tuberculosis League. Miss At
wood; Visiting Nurses Settlement, Miss
Bouldin; East Orange Society Aid to
the Sick, Miss Coleman; South Orange
Society Lending Comforts to the Sick.
Miss Farnsworth; -~Otthopaedic Hos
pltal, Miss Mccall; Orange Memorial
Hospital, tuberculin treatment, Miss
Stephen.
Wednesday-''The Club Woman's Re
sponsibility Toward Tuberculosis as A
Social Problem" DR.. Sara Spottis-
woode, president of Woman's Gu Of
Orange, presiding.
DIR. Henry B. Durham, Glen CARD or
Sanatorium; DR.. Thomas d. Wood, Co
lumbia University. diet and Tubercu-
losis;.' DR.. J. e. Gluckman, Newark
City Sanatorium; reports from the Diet
Kitchen OF Orange and the Orange
Day Nursery.
There have also been arranged a
series of massmeetings in the Orange
Free Library, as follows:
Tuesday Evening THE Labor
Unions Responsibility Toward Tuber-
tultSlS DIS II StCldI IIODiSll, ~JdIiteS F..
Mulhall, president Structural Building
Trades, presiding; James f. Mulhah,
Interest of the Unions in the Proven
ton of tuberculosis" DIR. Oscar FL.
Rogers. New York city, How the La
boring Men Can Help in the Campaign
Against tuberculosis"
Thursday Evening-'The Church's
Responsibility Towards tuberculosis as
- Social Drnh1np,.' tho Pow Dr n
Adams. East Orange, presiding; the
Rev. Walter Laidlaw, secretary Fed
Grafton of Churches, New York, "The
Present Day Church's Contribution
Toward Health in New York city,
DIR. Henry l.. Shively, New York city,
SANITARY Tenements;" Henry After
bury Smith, New York, architect.
Monday Evening-'TThe municipalities
Responsibility Toward tuberculosis as
a Social Problem" Arthur B. Seymour,
Mayor of Orange, presiding; ]. A.
Kingsbury, New York State Charities
Aid Association, Mutual Control of
tuberculosis" Miss Susan F. Robbins,
1.-The Day Camp Local Conditions
Norman M. Ward, president Anti
tuberculosis League; Selkar Gum,
health officer, Orange; ]. B. Williams,
ex-secretary Anti-Tuberculosis League.
Those in charge at the exhibition
rooms are: Sunday, DR.. John X. Adj
ANS, Orange; Monday, DR.. Ralph Hunt,
East Orange Board Of Health and vice
president Anti-Tuberculosis League;
Wheeler, New York city, and William
Board of Health; Thursday, DR.. j.
Minor Maghee, West Orange Board Of
Health; Friday. Wilson Farrand, New
ark Academy. presiding; DR.. George c.
Beckett, East Orange; DR.. Herbert L.
Wheeler, New York City, and William
C. Smallwoed. secretary New Jersey
Tuberculosis Association; Saturday, DIR.
Alfred c. Benedict. South Orange Board
of Health; Sunday, DIR. Carlo d. Mar
tinetti will speak in Italian.