The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-08
v|S|T|NCDOCTORS
ENTERTAINED At
LOCAL THEATER
Cairo Physicians Provide Pro-
gram at The Kim
mel.
ADDRESSES ARE GIVEN
Prof. James Moore Ball Illus
trates Lecture With
+ stereopticon Views.
ADDRESSES ARE GIVEN

4He hiHAlcI JHedteT Was AAiCu
by physicians and their friends last
night to witness the entertainment
provided by the Alexander County
Medical Association members for
the Southern Illinois Association.
now in session here.
President Andy Hall, of Mt. Ver-
non, gave an address and Prof. Jas.
Moore Ball, OF st. Louis, gave a
lecture which he illustrated by
stereopticon views, the subject be-
ing Great Artists and Famous
Anatomists" The slides for this
feature were secured at much ex-
pense and hal taken. several years
to secure.
Along with this part of the en-
tertainment the entire vaudeville
and motion picture show now at the
Kimmel was given.
The 0pening Session.
Sixty-three members of the South
ern Illinois Medical Association now
In session in Cairo were in attend
ance yesterday at the, convention
rooms--the Commercial Club. 1t be-
ing purely business session many
Of our citizens did not attend, al
though they We're freo to do 50.
Mayor Parsons welcomed the Wis
iting physicians on behalf of the
city, in his usual happy manner,
and DR., ] b. Hibbitts did the hon
ors on behalf Of the local association,
which was responded to by J. l..
Virgins, ex-president of the South
ern Illinois Association, The re-
maipder of the program for the
morning session was devoted to
routine work
The afternoon program was most
interesting to the members, being
principally scientific, the stereop-
ticon being, used to great advantage
The sessions close this afternoon,
with the election of, new officers and
the selection of the 1913 place of
meeting. .f
The present officers of the asso-
citation are President Andy Hall, of
Mt Vernon: First Vice President H.
Il. Wilson, Of centralia; Second Vice
President w. e Linole.' Of Golden;
Secretary c. w, Lille, of East st.
Louis; Treasurer, J. w. Armstrong,
of Centralia.
Among the physicians from out of
this county who were present yester-
day were: Drs. J. NJ Ball, Of st.
Louis: Andy Hall. Mt. Vernon; c..
w. Lille, East St. Louis; ]. W.
Hamilton, Mt Vernon; Allen B.
Karavil, Chicago; G. s. Bacon, Chi
cago; A. b. Capel, .Shawneetown; GN
W. Gregory, Caye-in-Rock: Thomas
Hagarty and wife, East st. Louis;
F. M Phifer, Centralia; J. c. Hick,
Eldorado;. H. Z. Wilson, Centralia;
e. Louise Abbott, Anna; J. C. Hall,
Anna w. E. Lingle. Golden; Max
Adles, DuQuoin; L., F. Robertson,
Ullin r. Taylor, I.evings; ]. w.
Armstrong, Centralia; Fred, Songer,
Kimmundy, F. Buckmaster, Effing-
ham; G. S, Raemer, Salem: M, g..
Nixon, Golden; Allen Smith, Boaz;
o. Caraker and wife. Olmstead w.
G. Rife, villa Ridge: G. E. Adams.
East st. Louis
The following is the program for
today:
Morning Session. O'clock.
20. An Illustrated Paper ON the,
Eye Muscles-By DR.. A. C. Rags
dale Creal Springs, Ill.
21. Recent Observations on the
Treatment Of Endometritis--By DR..
Benz, L. Dorsey, st. Louis, Mo.
%. Pyloric and Dsodenal OBJ
structions BY DR.. s. Buckmaster,
ETipghani -
23: A few Points in Urologic and
Nenereal Practice of Interest to the
General Practitioper-By Or. 0. L.
Suggett, st. Louis, Mo.
-. The Bacterins in Modern
Therapy BY Dir. r. A. Baldwin. 81, F;
Louis. Mo
70. REPORT of Cases and preseu-
tation Of Specimens from my Sur
gical Clinic in st. Louis Baptist Hos