Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-12
KENT BILL To
BE DISCUSSED At
I. B. MEETING


one OF tho most interesting SOS
sions that will take place at the Al
! buquerquo sectional conference on
! tuberculosis will be this afternoons
To be held in the Presbyterian church
| which viii be In the nature Of "a sym.
postum on the problem OF the indig
ent migratory Consumptiye. This sit
uation viii be dealt with In papers
read by three prominent speakers.
Miss Edith l.. NJ. Tate OF the CaHfor-
mia state board OF health will discuss
federal control and the Kent bin as ii
solution. Miss Gertrude Vanle Of
Denver viii discuss uniform settle
ment laws as partial solution and
Or Livingston Farrund. for 10 years
the executive secretary OF the Ma
ional tuberculosis association. now
president Of the University OF Colo
RADIO, will present the subject Of edu-
cation OF physicians and laymen. as
a solution OF tho problem. The dis
cusslon on these papers will be lead
by Or. J. -, Gwinn, FL Paso; DR. Chas
{, Browning Los Angeles. and Or
r
with the present agitation all over the
United states on account of the Kent
plIl. this particular discussion prom
Uses to be unusually interesting 10
residents OF the Southwestern, states.
Briefly. the Kent bill provides
subsidy OF not more than IS cents
day per patient 20 those hospitals or
which care for INDECENT
tuberCulars provided al
ways that some agency In the state
wherein this hospital is located nj.
lows an amount equal to the federal
subsidy The hin also provides for |
general supervision and standardlaa-
ton Of sunntoriums seeking govern. |
ment aid In this care Of the penniless |
nonresident eonsumptive.
Evening Program at Crystal.
Then for this evening popular
program has lecn arranged. which |
viii be given at the CRYSTAL theater.
at S O'Clock
There VIII be three addresses. one
~ Or Livingston Farrand of Boulder.
,olo, on "a state. Equipped To Fight
tuberculosis, one by Or. Philip King
'rown of san Francisco. entitled
The Patent Medicine EVIL while Or.
lohn w. Finn OF Prescott Ariz.. will
peak on what You owe TO the Tub
'rculosis Campaign These will be
hree Of the most interesting address
" delivered during the entire confer
nee, for. as Or. Philip King Brown
aid recently in the Survey, THE his
DRY OF the struggle against tubercu-
osis for the last twenty years is
history of INADEQUATE results. either in
estoration of patients to health and
or in prevention Of in
ecuon The reason Is not far TO seek.
'lthough private organizations have
one much toward education and re-
et and there are in many states the
eginnings Of civic efforts to meet
his growing menace to public health.
coordination Of the various forces has !
cen worked out poorly or not nj all II
The attempt OF separate communi-
es To deal with the problem, each in
g own way, as a local issue. ueces- r
lrily results in confusion Of aims.
lethodS and standards"
This Is realized hv all who have :
ad anything to do with the tubercu- ,
isis problem. and all are urged to !
tend this meeting and learn what :
ley can about the successful conduct
tuberculosis campaigns 2
Delegates should Report. T.
The lecture will be interspersed =
ith motion pictures and musical Sc :
cuons The photodramas to be
Town are. Hope. THE Price of 4
uman Lives THE Temple OF Mol =
CHI and The Lone Game" The
nited States Indian school band viii
oy series OF popular selections he
re the meeting opens. and the c. T. !
-ench quartet will sing the beautiful
OF Night BY CAM. while o
g university quartet will sing An d
line. ~ Heyser T.,
Governor Mcdonald will preside at r,
is meeting Admission will be free Sc
"a there will be no collection. All Ii
e cordially invited. b,
DR. LEROY $ Peters. secretary Of the Ga
Inference desires TO announce that W
legates from points IN New Mexico M
ould lose no time in turning in q
cir certificates of attendance 10
I'm Tomhs IN order that he may re- N
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