Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-26
WAR ON WHITE
PLAGUE OBJECT
Indiana tuberculosis AssOcia-
ton to Meet Friday.

More than two hundred health chair
men throughout indianapolis and Ma
rion County have been invited to at
tend the tenth annual conference OF the
Indiana Tuberculosis Association, to be
held Thursday and Friday at the Hotel
SEVERN. Mary A. Meyers. executive sec
rotary Of the Marion County Tuberci-
losis Association, is urging all Indian
apolis citizens who are interested in dis
ease prevention work to attend the ses-
sions. Members of the Indiana Legisla-
ture also were invited to attend.
Among the speakers win be Or. n. A.
Pattison, director of the medical service
of the National tuberculosis Association
Of New York City. He VIII discuss The
Full-Time Health Officer in q State
Health Program" 90 the evening session
Thursday. DIR, Alfred Henry, president
Of the Marion County Association, VIII
conduct a series Of clinics at 102 North
Senate avenue in the old Medical School
building, for the delegates TO the con
ference at the morning esssion on Fri
day.
The official program Of the conference
shows that registration of those attend
ing viii begin at o'clock Thursday.
At 10 o'clock DR.. Gardner c. Johnson Of
Evansville, president Of the state associa-
ton, win deliver the annual presidents
address. Reports Of officers and appoint
ments of committees will follow.
Miss Grace Blaisdell, in charge Of mod
ern health crusade work throughout In
diana counties, win conduct a rounl
table on the subject at IL o'clock and
various districts viii hold conferences
thereafter. luncheon for secretaries of
local organizations VIII be held at noon
Charles W. Ebel, of Lafayette, who
conducted a successful Christmas seal
sale in Tippecanoe County, will open the
Thursday afternoon meeting with a dis
cussiOn of THE Essentials Of a Success
full Seal Sale" Mrs. AdOlph Wertheim
of Peru will lead Il discussion of seal sale
progress. Miss Meta Ludolph of Craw
louisville will discuss Administrative
Problems Of a Nurse Secretary" and DR..
Eric Krull Of TT. Wayne will talk on
Finding the Early Cases"
Arthur J. Strawson, supervisor of feld
service. National Tuberculosis AsSoci-
alton, viii talk on 'The Relation of Lo-
cal to State and National Work" and
Miss Pearl stanton and Miss Margaret
Bonar will discuss community nursing
and clinic problems The evening pro
gram will include the annual dinner OF
the conference and musical and literary
program.
Speakers, following the dinner, will IN
clude DR.. Henry on "Afore Conservative
Teaching to Tuberculous Patients" DIR.
Pattison on the all-time health officer
problem, Miss Ina Caskill on the State
program. "Jinks," a health cartoon me-
ton picture, Will be shown.
Friday morning will be devoted to
speeches by James L. Wilkinson, Lo-
gansport: Ellis L. Graf, superintendent
of the Indianapolis schools; DR.. Anna
Reed Murphy, Michigan City, and others.
A marionette health crusader playlet also
will be given.
The business session, including cleo
ton of Officers, will be held Friday after
noon. Speakers for this meeting will in
clude Dr. Pattison, Mary A. Meyers, ex-
ecutive secretary for Marion County; Ida
j. McCaslin. MartinSville.
The reception committee for the meet
ing will include Mrs. Harry Schloss
Terre Haute; Mrs. William Gremels-
pacher, Logansport Mrs. Adolph Wer-
theim, Peru; Mrs. L. N. Cook, Plymouth;
Mrs. J. r. Marsh, Muncie; Mrs. S. NJ
Kerr, Bloomington.