The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-09-24
East 1 tennessee
Medical Assn

| Following Is the program of ths
East Tennessee Medical Association
| to be hef in Grecnesille in the cir.
cult coun room Thursday, Septembe,
80, and friday October /
Associ 3tion called to order BY Dir,
w. M. Mtthes, chairman 81 arrange
ment cortmittee, at 10 a. M, circuit
court rodn.
Invocation by ]. B. Ely, D. D.
Address Of welcome In behalf of
the city, Mayor D. p. MasoiR
Address Of welcome in behalf Of
the Medical Association pf- Greene
county BY DR., ]. B. Bell, Greeneyille.
Response in behalf Of The associa-
ton by r. r. Kemp, Knoxville.
Introduction Of the preFiaent lr.
G. T.. Carroll, Morristowf
At $50 the members will 20 for
an auto 1ide, then to the lawn Of Tus-
culum college, where they will be
served luncheon by the ladies, fol-
lowed BY informal addresses, after
which they will motor back to the
meeting place.
The invited guests Of the associa-
tion will be DR.. Scale Harris Of Bir-
minghan, Ala, secretary Southern
Medical association, and secretary
editor Southern Medical Journal.
Papers will be called in order here
listed. After the entire program has
been called, any who have not re-
sponded will be called again.
Papers limited to 20 minutes. Dis
cussions limited to five minutes to
each member. Please observe this
rule. This does not apply to special
order papers.)
'fiS'' To, Be Made Special Order,
iTaDr. / G. t. Carroll. president Of the
East Tennessee Medical association,
Subject: "Co-Operation."
DR.. Scale Harris, Birmingham, Ala.
Subject: "Diatetic and Medicinal
Treatment Of Gastric and Duodenal
Ulcers"
Dr. E. L. Bishop, Nashville, state
director of rural sanitation, Subject: 4
"A Water-Borne Typhoid Epidemic"
DR.. L. L. Sheddan, Knoxville, pres
ident Of the Tennessee State Medical
association. Subject: Significance
Of Uterine Hemorrhage."
Paper By Doctors.
X. P. Elan, Tate--"Use and
Abuse of Ergot."
MA. Blanton, Baileyton---"Con-
j. B. Thielen, Knoxville-"Head-
ache"
J. G. Eblen, Lenoir City--"pre-
ventive Medicine"
e. d. Newell, Chattanooga Ra-
dunn" or E. T. Newell, Chattanooga
Treatment Of Fractures Of the
K. E. L. Smith, Eastern Hospital,
Knoxville-"Dementia Praaccx."
N. C. Ellis, Friendsville--"Tr Treat
ment of COLES Fracture"
W. H. Cheney and F. B. Bogart,
Chattanooga "A study Of Hogdkin's
Disease with a Report Of Case with
Pei Epstein Syndrome."
E. R, Kemp, Knoxville -"Thera-
peutic Vagaries."
Geo. Sells, Johnson City" "Immu-
nifty"
A. L. Rule, Knoxville--"Some Re-
cent Observations on the Treatment
and Diet Of Typhoid Fever"
7. NJ. Roberts, Sweetwater--"Chol-
era Infantum."
S. H. Rhodes, Knoxville-"The Le-
gion Of Honor"
H. L. Fancher, Chattanooga
''Perforating Ulcers of Stomach and
&C. N. Capps, Knoxville--"The
Faucial Tonsil from Surgical Stand
point"
M. H. Lee, Bearden--"Report Of
Two Rare Cases."
B. B. Gates, Knoxville--"Vesico-
Vaginal Fistula."
Cooper Holtzclaw, Chattanooga
Stomach Trouble"
H. E. Christenbery, Knoxville
Focal Infection Above the Collar
Button"
Robert F. Patterson, Knoxville
'Talipes Equino- -varus."
w w. NJ Lynn, Knoxville Ration
II Treatment for Burns"
]. s. Lyons, Rogersville--"A Few
Gyneeo,ogical Problems Il