The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
MANY LECTURERS
ON PUBLIC HEALTH
State Department Announces Ad-
dresses Available to the
People.

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b.ttsrmsEx aFo 20 b. made . more
rrominanf feature Of the work Of the
ss.t. board Of Education Settled In
ia convietisn that the education OF
the people - the surest method OF
hettsrtne the public health. the boafa,
since III REORGANIZATION. hes sndees-
ored To placs before the citisens OF
virginia. In popular form. the testea
truths OF prevention. In furtherance
OF this purpose. ofnceFs and employees
., the state Health department have
daliversd lectures and made public ad
dresses in practically every county ano
city In the State. and have thus accumu,
lated q large number OF speeches. ..
general interest. This list the ooe'o
presents In the current health ooAe-
lin for the convenience Of interested
parties.
In addition. there 10 printed list OF
lectures by publicists and educators
not connected with the State boA'o VI
Health. These men and women. promi-
n.nt In the movement for social better
nent. are available for lectures And
addresses in various parts OF the state.
provided their necessary expenses are
met. Arrangements for their speeches.
rust be made with them direct. EX-
penses OF o.ficers and employees OF the
state board are met at Its own cost.
Single lectures may be delivered up
On request at any point within 100
miles OF Richmond or At any point
where an onicer or employe may DC
IN the discharRe Of his duties. FUR
ther away, ARRANGEMENTS must oe
made for at least three lectures In the
same locality. Tho expense OF the
trim viii thus be justified by tho larger
number Of persons reached.
M..x rs,ses Treated.
General lectures on the prevention
OF disease head the list. There are
addresses on tuberculosis. typno'o.
hookworm. the fiy. school sanitation
municipal water and sewers. neaa.n
organization, tho waste OF cnilo w,
registration Of vital statistics. menta'
detectives and social diseases.
Sneakers directly under the state
hoard are Health Commissioner En-
MON G. williams. Assistant Commls-
sioner Allen W. Freeman. DE- Roy n
FlannaEnn, DR.. D. 8. Freeman, Dr. :. =.
IIOyd. jr.. Dr. X. E. Miller. DR.. ". 4
Rrumdeld. DR.. a T.. Clbu0Ep IL. -
Royster. Professor W. II. Heck. Rtohafo
Messer, C. T., and DR.. w. \ Picker.
In addition to the general health
TOPICS. lectures are available by speak.
ers not under control Of the board. bus
cooperating with II. on nuretng, ois-
ease and poverty. food inspection. pure
milk, Virginia's feebie-mindsd: euSen.
les and heredity. and oral hygiene ana
care Of the teeth.
Among the speakers are the follow
ing: DR.. Edwin A. Alderman. University
of Virginia.: DR.. r. w. Garnett: CnA.-
lottesviIle; Dr. e. c. Levy, Richmond;
DR.. W. BROMLEY Foster, ROANOKE; Dr.
Powhatan 8 Schenck. Norfolk; Pfones-
sor c. q. Maphis. University OF VIZ.
Rinia: J. D. Eggleston, Superintendent
Of public Instruotion; Dr.. e. P; Werten-
baker. U. s. p. H.. and n H. B.; Dr.
Newton. Richmond: Dr. b. IL H0eeoros
G. C. Hudson. Richmond; Or. MCGUIRE
Richmond; Dr.. Greer BauShman. Ricn-
mond: Rev. James buchanan, Ricn-
mond: Miss Mamie J. Minor. Riehmond;
DIR. H. q. Perrow. Lynchburg; W y.
Saunders, State Dairy and FOOD Con-
missioner; Peyt0n Rowe. dairy inspect
or: DR.. J. n Barney, FrederickSoure:
Rev. J. +. Mastin, secretary state
Board Of Charities and Correction: DE-
william r. DreWry. Petersburg; Dr. III.
r. Jordan. University OF virginia.