The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-23
DOCTORS ADJOURN
 IN MONTGOMERY
State Medical Association
 Adjourns Wednesday
LOCAL DOCTORS SPEAK
Reception at the Beauvoir Club Fea. tnre of Closing Session-Addresses by Drs. Snyder and Ward of Bir-
 mingham Are Features

Montgomery. April 22.@(Special. The second days session of the state medical association, which is in an nual convention in Montgomery, closed tonight with a reception at the Beau voir club, rendered by the local phy- sicians.
 Previous to holding the reception. a public meeting was held in the audi torium of the Sidney I.anier high school when three prominent physicians dis cussed subjects free from technical : ities and which the lay mind could cas- fly grasp.
 The public meeting was the feature of the days session. Dr. w NJ Faulk of Tuscaloosa spoke on the subject: "Heredity and It's Influence on Dis ease;" Dr. J. Ross Snyder of Birming- ham, "The School Child" and Dr. H. s. Ward of Birmingham, "The Relation of Stimulants and Narcotics to Nervous and Mental Diseases"
 The programme for the morning and afternoon was as follows:
 Morning Session
 The following programme was fol lowed in detail at the session Wednesday morning:
 Call to order at a. m.
 Unfinished and miscellaneous busi- ness.
 A Working Classification of Goitre. With Technique in Seventy Cases-E. G. vavin, M. D. Mobile.
 The Treatment of Chronic Heart Dis easel. S. McLester, M. D., Birming ham.
 Inter Trachae1 Insufflation on a Dog B. M. Ricketts, Cincinnati. O.
 Report of a Case of Large Cyst of the Uterus-D. F. Talley, M. D, Bir- mingham.
 Tuberculosis of the Hip in Children w. w. Harper, M D., Selma.
 Headaches of Nasal Origin-E. w. Rucker M. D., Birmingham.
 Cirrhosis of the Stomach=A l.. Stavely, Washington. D. c.
 Operative Room Observation-Louis Levy, M D., New Orleans, La.
 The Post Operative Results in Seven Cases of Castro -Enterostomy, With One Case in Which More Than Two thirds of the Stomach Was Resected For Can : cer-Gaston Terrence. M. D.. Birming- ham.
 Iodine in Surgery-N, T. Wilder. M. D.. Birmingham. Jerome Cochran Lecture:
 Contributions of the Twentieth Gen. tury to the Better Understanding of Gastric Cancer-Franl< Smithers, M D.. Chicago.
 Surgery of the Spleen. with Report of Cases-E. M. Prince, NJ. D., Birming- ham.
 Local Anesthesia in Major Surgery, with Report of Cases-F. G. DuBose, M. D. Selma.
 Perineal Repair--J. D. S. Davis, Bir- mingham.
 Retro Displacement of the Uterus Surgically Considered-G w. Winthrop, M. D., Mobile.
 Post-Operative Acute Dilation of the Stomach-E. P. Hogan, M. D., Birming : ham.
 Afternoon Session Call to order at 3 D. m
 Unfinished and miscellaneous busi- ness.
 The Health Officer and Conservation of Life--V. J. Gragg, M. D., Clanton. A Study Applied to Medical Organ ization in Alabama--J. Fraser Orr, NJ. D., Montgomery.
 Medical Organization-E P. Riggs, NJ. D.. Birmingham.
 The History and Philosophy of Med ical Organizations in Alabama-W. II. Sanders. M. D., Montgomery
 Use of Pituitary Extract in Obstet- rics-F. W. Wilkerson, M. D. Mon,- gomery.
 The History, Indications and Tech pique of Forceps Deliyery-L P Levi, M. D., Apniston.
 Pathological Pregnancy-G NJ Fay Tor. M. D., Prattville
 Toxemia of Pregnancy-B. w. Boothe. NJ. D.. Shorters.
 Elampsia-M. L. Malloy, M. D., Eutaw. Obstetrical Management from the Viewpoint of the General Practitioner -Ishan G. Kimball, M D., Jackson.