The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-06-23
MEDICAL men
WILL GATHER
" IN BISMARCK
North Dakota Section of Ma
tional Organization to
Meet Here
BIG PUBLIC MEETING
People Of City to Have Oppor'
tunity to Hear Leaders
Friday Night
SIG PUBLIC MEETING

The first annual session OF the North
Dakota section, clinical congress-, OF
the American College OF Surgeons,
opens in Bismarck tomorrow. Lead.
ing physicians of all parts Of the state
are expected to be present. '
The big public event IS the general
community meeting at the Auditorium
1T s p. M, Friday night. 1t Is hoped
that the Auditorium will be filed with
bismarck people, who will have the
opportunity OF hearing leading medical
men OF the country talk upon general
health problems.
How to recognize cancer early, hos
pitals, preventative medicine and
other subjects are on the program for
|. the public meeting" DIR. Richard Smith,
Of Grand Rapids, Mich, will speak on
the, subject: THE Woman of Slender,
Frail Physique. How May We Solve
! This Pr0blem?"
The program for the two-day session
follows: r.~
| Friday, June ~.
! 8 A. M. to II M.-General and Sur
gical Clinics and Demonstrations.
III smarck Hospital and st. Alexius
= Hospital.
2:OOk p. M.-Ball Room, Mckenzie
Hotel. Eric p Quain, Bismarck,
Presiding. Chairman, North Da:
| kota State Section Of the Clinical
Congress of the American College
1 of Surgeons. .. ~ n ,s.ss-.l &
Summary OF Work in Hospital Stand
| ardization by the American Col.
lege OF Surgeons.
Frankling II. Martin, NJ. D., Secretary
General, American College of
Surgeons.
The Soul of Hospital Standardization.
Rev. C. B. tMoulinier, S. j., President,
!, Catholic Hospital Association. 4
| The Surveyors Work In the Stand
/ ardization of Hospitals.
Thaddeus E. Allen. Chicago, American
! College OF Surgeons.
Experience With the Standardization
PROGRAM of the American College
! of Surgeons, from the Surgeons
Standpoint.
10. Arnson, M. D., Bismarck.
Experience With the Standardization
Program OF the American College
of Surgeons. from the Hospital
Superintendent's Standpoint.
A. o. Fonkalsrud, ph. d., Fargo
Supt., St. Luke VHospital.
Discussion, Opened by r. d. Camp
bell, M. d., Grand Forks.
Continued by A. j. McCannell, N. d.
Minot.
General Discussion.
GOO r: M.-Dinner for Fellows and
=. Guests, Tickets may be secured
at registration booth.
800 p. M.-Public Meeting, The Au'
dit0rium.
Eric P. Quain, ". d.. Presiding.
Address OF Welcome-Judge A. M.
Christianson, North Dakota Supreme
Court. .~.., I
the American College Of Surgeons
Franklin H. Martin, NJ. d., Chicago,
,SecretaryGeneral. American College
Of Surgeons.
The Woman of Slender, Frail Ply
sique How May We Solve This
Problem?-Richard K. Smith, N. D.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Cancer Of the Breast; Its Early kec'
ognition and Treatment-Jabez N.
Jackson, M. D., Kansas City, Mo.
The Surgeon and the 'Public-A. T.
Mann, M. D., Associate Professor Of
Surgery, University of Minnesota
Medical School, Minneapolis.
The Community's Interest In Hos
pitals-ReV.f C. B. Moulinier:: 8. J..
President, Catholic Hospital Associa'
tion. ~& :,
Saturday, June rs
8A. NJ. to, ,12 M.-General and Sur
gical Clinics and Demonstrations.
|! St, Alexius Hospital and Bismarck
| -: Hospital.
Room, Mckenzie Hotel. Eric P
Quain, M. D., Presiding.
The Care OF the Surgical Case Be-
fore It Is Attended by the Surgeon
]. w. Bowen, M. D., Dickinson. -
Hernia: Methods for Difficult Cases
"A. T. Mann, M. D., Minneapolis!
Direct Laryngoscopy, Bronchoscopy,
and Esophagoscopy, with Report OF
Cases-Archibald D.. McCannell, NJ. d.,
Minot.
Cystocele and Urethrocele and Their
j Surgical Treatment-Richard r. Smith
M D., Grand Rapids, Mich -
Chronic Cholecystitis-R.E E. Weible,
NJ. d., Fargo. ...
The Comparative Anatomy OF the
Fundus Oculi-J. H. Rindlaub, m. D..
Fargo!
/ Technique Of the Proper Operation
for Cancer of the Breast-Jabez N
Jackson, M. D.. Kansas City, Mo.
;! Recess 'rr -.
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