Arizona republican., 1918-04-25
DOCTORS WILL HOLD -SEVENTHOF
 MANUALS IN POHEN|X
HooveriZed Dinner Followed By P Patriotic Evening Program with Addresses
 By Prominent War Work

With meeting of the council at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at the school administration building, 3S1 North First avenue, the twenty seventh an- nual meeting of the Arizona State Medical association will be opened. It is to last for two days.
 Following the council meeting. there will be session at the same place at 9:45 o'clock at which the invocation will be made by Dean Scarett of Trim ity Pro- Cathedral. An address of vel come to all visiting delegates will be delivered by Judge R. c. Stanford of the superior court. w A Holt of Globe, president of the association. will deliver an address on Our Boys in Khaki"
 Technical addresses will be made as follows:
 ''The Chemical. Mechanical and Thermic Effects of the Various Electric Modalities and their Therapeutic Val ue,' Dr. w w. Wilkinson, Phoenix.
 Discussion opened by Dr. o. E. Plath, Phoenix
 "syphilitis Aoritis," Dr. Roy E. Thomas, Phoenix
 Discussion opened by Dr. c. NJ. Gowan, Hayden.
 Some Statistics Gathered from Phy sical Examination of Employes." pr. Reginald Stroud, Gleeson.
 Discussion opened by Dr. George A. Bridge, Bisbee
 An Interesting Experience in the Feeding of Milk from Tuberculous Cows; With the Report of a Case of Acute involvement of the Epiglottis. Which Was Safely Removed" pr, Mark A. Rodgers, Tucson.
 Discussion opened by Dr. J. Metzeer Tucson.
 The afternoon session. which will be- gin al o'clock at the same place. will continue with the following numbers . "Dakin's Solution and Chlorazene Paste, with Reports of Cases Dr. A. c. Carlson. Jerome.
 Discussion opened by Dr. Charles Vivian, Humboldt.
 The Medico-L Legal Aspect of Abor- tion," Dr. Win Wylie, Phoenix.
 Discussion opened by Dr. J. T. But Ter Tucson.
 Lessons From the Draft Examina- tlon, Dr. Francis Redewill, Phoenix
 Many Technical Topics
 Discussion opened by Major Shine, Blsbee, head of Arizona draft board
 Paralysis of Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve. Associate dwith Pulmonary Tu- berculosis,' Dr. A. D. Wilson. Prescott.
 Discussion opened by Dr. o. NJ. Brown, Phoenix
 "Chilopatsy Lower Lip for Neglected Carcinoma, with Demonstration of. Pa tient," Dr. " A Sneaker, Nogales.
 Discussion opened by pr. Meade Cline, Tucson.
 "N-Ray Diagnosis of Pathology in the Lumbo- -Sacral Spine" Qantern slide illustrations) Dr. W. Warner Watkins, Phoenix
 Discussion opened by Dr. John E. Bacon, Miami.
 Joint Hooverized Dinner
 Jointly. the medical association and the University club sit down to a Hooverized dinner at 30 o'clock at the Woman's club, following which. at $ o'clock. the following program will be presented:
 Address. "The Relations of the Phv- slc1ans Of the Country to the War" pr. John E. Bacon of Miami.
 Patriotic Evening Program
 Patriotic address by Guy Manners
 The Third Liberty Loan,' NJ. J, Me- Clung, state director of the Liberty loan.
 The Red Cross" Roy Goodrich, Ari- zona director of Pacific coast division of the Red Cross.
 The Food Administration, by T. NJ. Rlordan, food administrator for Ari- Zona
 The Council of DefenseH by D. B. Heard, chairman of the executive com