El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-08

, there will be clinics at the local hos
| pitfalls every day.
! On the evening Of the opening day a
! smoker will be given for the guests.
! Automobiles will meet all train to take
/ the visitors to their hotels.
| The announcement says that there
/ is an ample amount of clinical mate
| rial for holding the clinics from 3 TO
! IL every morning during the meeting.
! These clinics will be both medical and
surgical, and number of interesting
cases will be shown" The nature OF
the clinics and where they are to be
held viii be posted daily at headquar-
ters, in the doctors club rooms in the
Roberts Banner building.
Wives to Attend.
The invitations, which are now be-
ing mailed out to all doctors in the
southwest, invite the doctors to bring
their wives and families with them
and promise suitable entertainment for
the wives while they are here with
their husbands. The local physicians
and surgeons expect large attend
ancc, as the program contains some
very interesting papers and addresses,
including one on pellagra in the Rio
Grande valley. AcceptanCes have been
received from many of the leading ply
sicians of the southwest to deliver adj
dresses, discuss various subjects or as
sist in the clinical work. Doctors are
on the program from as far north as
Las Vegas, n. NJ, and Pueblo, Colo, and
as far west as Miami, Ariz. Included
on the program is DR.. F. Z. Shine, OF
Bisbee, Ariz, chief surgeon for the
Copper Queen company.
Opening Day.
The convention viii open Thursday
morning at with a clinic It one of
the local hospitals, to be followed in
the afternoon by registration of the
visiting doctors. DR.. R. L. Ramey,
president Of the association, will de-
liver his annual address and then the
gathering will be divided into sections
and the work of the various sections
taken up. The program for the rest Of
the day follows:
Practice of Medicine.
PelIagra in the Rio Grande Valley,
and a Report Of Three Cases, r. Z. Nc
Bride, Las Cruces, n. NJ; discussion
opened by J. ". Tappan, Ell Paso,
some Indications for Typhoid The
rapy, G. Werly, FL Paso, Texas; discus
sion opened by J. NJ. Richmond, Ell
Paso, Texas.
observations on Certain ProtozoaI
Infections Of the Digestive System"
E. c. Prentiss, Ell Paso. Texas; discus
sion opened by F. D. Garrett, FL Paso,
Texas.
"The Nursing Infant" Branch Craige,
FL Paso, Texas; discussion opened by
L. u Se1LOns Las cruces N. NJ
Programs for the rest of the meeting
follow:
Friday, December II.
a. m. to u m, clinics at the various
hospitals. (Clinics and where held will
be posted at headquarters each morn
ing)
Surgery and SpecIaIties.
Session begins AT ? p. m.
The Value of Correct Diagnosis,
S. D. -SwOpe. Deming, n. NJ; discussion
opened by J. z. Bacon. Miami, Ariz.
Intestinal Obstruction, E. B. Shaw,
Las Vegas, n. NJ.
Post Operative Acute Intestinal OBJ
struction after Suppurative Appended
tbs, F. W. Noble, Tucumcari, n. NJ; dis
cussion opened on Dr. Shaw's and Dr.
Mobiles papers by F. f. Shine, Bisbee,
Ariz., William Senger, Pueblo, Colo.
Treatment of Injuries of the Brain,
William Senger, Pueblo, Colo; discus
sion opened by W. L. Brown, Ell PasO,
Texas.
Spinal Anaesthesia, John z. Bacon,
Miami, Ariz.; discussion opened by
Hugh Grouse, E. Paso, Texas.
Report Of a Case Of Gangrene from
Bacterial Infection, J. r. Gilbert, Ala
mOg0rdo, n. M; discussion opened by
F. W. Noble, Tucumcari, N NJ
Value Of the Stereoscope in Radio