The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-19
DOCTORS ID MEET AT LAGRANGE, GA. Alabama-GeOrgia Doctors
 To Meet in January LENGTHY PROGRAMME Dr. Dean of Union Springs. Ala, Will Reply To Address of Welcome.
 Dr. Johnson of Tuskegee, Ala,
 President of Association
LENGTHY PROGRAMME

Medical and Surgical association, Whlcf will meet in the Elks' home at La Grange, Ga, Tuesday and Wednesday January 16 and r, 1912, the programme l of which is announced today by the secretary, Dr. w. J. Love, of this city The officers of the association are: L W. Johnston, M. D., of Tuskegee, presl- dent; H NJ Lol<ey, M. D., of Atlanta, first vice president Thomas H. Haral- son, NJ. D., of Cusseta, second vice pres ident; w. J. Love, M. D., of Opelika, secretary and treasurer; board of coun- cil. Drs J. H. McDuffie of Columbus, Ga; A L. Haralson of Alexander City, George M. Niles of Atlanta, H. B. Disharoon of Roanoke, George II. Cooper of OpelilSa.
 Programme Committee-Drs. ". J. Love of Opelika, George M. Niles of Atlanta, P. M. Lightfoot of Cross Keys.
 Reception Committee-Drs. F. M. Ridley of LaGrange, II. W. Terrell of LaGrange, Hugh Mccullough of West Point, Ga; J. M. Poer of West Point, B. II. Brock of Hogansville, Ga. The official programme is as follows: First day, January 16: Call to order 12 m.
 Invocation-Rev H. D. Phillips of La Grange.
 Address of Welcome, Behalf of City of LaGrange-E R. Bradfield of La Grange
 Address of Welcome, Behalf of Troup County Medical Society-F. M. Ridley, Sr M. D., of LaGrange.
 Response in Behalf of Chattahoochee Valley Medical and Surgical Associa- tion-T Thomas Dean, M. D.. of Union Springs.
 Annual address of the president, Dr. J. H. McDuffie of Columbus, Ga.
 Afternoon session. p. m.
 Report of Two Cases of Tnmor in Jaw"-W L. Cooke. M. D., Columbus, Ga. Leaders in discussion, J. A. Cog gans, J. L. Bowman.
 "The Right lillian Region and the General Practitioner'-H. S. Bruce, M. D., Opelika Leaders in discussion, c. s. Yarbrough, W. T. Langley. J. L. Campbell.
 "The Management of Typhoid Con- valescence"-B. F. Req, M. D., LaFay ette Leaders in discussion, B. H. Brock, J. H. McDuffie.
 "A Plea for the Child With Running Earl. M. Lokey. M. D., Atlanta. Leaders in discussion, T. E. Mitchell. II. S. Persons.
 "Occular Headaches'-Paul S. Mer- tens, M D.. Montgomery. Leaders in discussion, George w. Chambers W. C.. Harris George H. Cooper
 "Gynecology in General Practice'- A. L. Harlan, M. D., Alexander City. Leaders in discussion, R. S. Hill, F. M. Ridley Jr.
 "The Significance of Ascites"-W. P. Dickinson, Jr., M. D., Lafayette Lead CTS in discussion. H. T. Hammer, Vel peau Langley.
 "Traumatic Neuroses"-L. M Gaines, M. D.. Atlanta. Leaders in discussion. II. P. Cole, B. L. Wyman.
 Experience of a Tuberculosis Spe- cialist"-J. M Anderson, M. D., Pine dale, Ga. Leaders in discussion, L. M. Gaines, E. c. Thrash.
 "Treatment of Acute Lobar Pneu- monia'-G. A. Pate, M. D., Five Points. Leaders in discussion, George s. Murray, W. w. Stevenson.
 operative Treatment of Recent Fractures"-F. K. Roland, M. D., At lanta. Leaders in discussion, H. B. Disharoon, Gaston Terrence. J. l.. Campbell.
 "Glaucoma"-Geo H. Cooper M D., Opelika. Leaders in discussion, T. II. Persons, W. G. Harrison.
 Night session. p. m:
 Unprotected Public Dangers"-C. A. Cary D. " M, Auburn, Alabama state veterinarian.
 "The Contribution and Claim of the Medical Professionally. C.. Harrison, M. D., Birmingham.
 Second day morning session, a. m
 Malaria From a General Practition- CTS Standpoint'-G. H. Moore, M. D., Opeuika. Leaders in discussian, T. H. Haralson. J. S. Horsely, ST.
 When Is Malaria Cured?'-W. T. Hodges, M. D., Riverview. Leaders in discussion, c. l.. Williams, Thomas F. Taylor.
 "rhe Relation of oral Sepsis to Di- gestiye Disorders" M. Niles, M. b., Atlanta. Leaders in discussion J. N. Baker, J. S. McLester.
 Treatment of Gastric and Duodenal Ulcers"-J. N. Baker. M. D., Montgom- cry. Leaders in discussion, George M. Niles. George s Murray.
 ''The Demand for Emptying the Gravid Uterus" McUllough, M. D., West Point, Ga. Leaders in dis cussion, F. M. Ridley, Sr., A. l.. Harlan, J. R. B. Branch The Prevention of Post Operative Genealogical Pshycoses"-H P. Cole M. D. Mobile. Leaders in discussion, J. R. B. Branch, Hansell Crenshaw. The Technique of Prostatectomy"- E. G. Ballenger, M. D., Atlanta. Lead CTS in discussion, M. l.. Boyd, F. M Johnston.
 'The Treatment of Prostatic Obstruc- tion Before and After Opcration"- Montague l.. Boyd, M. D. Atlanta l Leaders in discussion, l.. c. Morris John D. S Davis, II. s. Bruce. | "Dysmenorrhea of Nasal Origin, Witl 1 a Report of a Case"-Thomas F. Taylor M. D., Tuskegee. Leaders in discussion 1 J. R. B. Branch, J. A. Goggans. | "The Importance of City and County Boards of Healtll"-H w. Terrell. M | D., LaGrange. Leaders in discussion | H. W. Sanders, J. s. Horsley. ] "Pruritis Ani'-Homer Boatwright M D., Carrollton, Ga. Leaders in dis cusson, H. w. Terrell J. M. Poer.
 Anna Phylaxis, and It's Relation tt