Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-03

sofa, who works only in connection
with nervous and mental diseases will
speak on "Diagnostic Neurological
Problems In Children" He will also
address the public health meeting.
DIR. F. c. Rodda of Minneapolis, an
| eminent authority on children's dis
| eases and a staff member of the medi-
cal faculty of the University of Min
n~esota. will speak on "Hemorrhagic
Disease of the New Born" He is in
charge of the children's work at the
university hospital. and is also con-
nected with the Abbott hospital.
That the association was particularly
fortunate in securing DR.. David Hills
of Chicago for an address to the
convention. was the opinion of DIR.
Gleason. who stated that he is a mem
Der of the teaching staff of North
western university and is attendant at
the Chicago Lying In hospital. He is
an expert in obstetrics and will speak
here on "Some Every Day Problems
in Obstetrics"
Among the state physicians who will
address the meetings is DIR. j.. A.
Donovan of Butte. His topic is "A
Rational Diet for Rational People"
DR.. l.. G. Dunlap of Anaconda, eye.
ear. nose and throat specialist. will
speak on North of the Collar Bone
"Relapses IN Pulmonary Tuberculo-
sis" is the subject that will be dis
russed by DR.. James J. Waring of the
staff of the University Of Colorado.
where he has charge of all instruc-
ton for the treatment of tuberculosis
With a record for distinguished
work in his profession, both as a prac-
- 4-I ar - VIrJfnI SfofaS
army colonel. DR.. Dean Lewis OF
| Medical college, to the asso-
| citation meeting with a message on
'"The Treatment of Fractures
Known throughout the country for
his work in disorders of the thyroid
gland, interest is keen. according to
DIR. Gleason. in the address of DIR. J.
Earl Else of Portland. who is known
for his treatments with the use of
internal medicine only. His subject is
Our knowledge of Toxic Goiter."
Supplementing this lecture is the ad-
dress of DR.. Thomas NJ. Joyce. also Of
Portland. He is especially noted for
his surgery on thyroid gland opera
tons. His topic is The Thyroid
Gland"
A specialist in work for the func-
tional tests of the kidneys, DR.. l.. G.
Rowntree of Rochester and formerly a
staff member of Johns Hopkins. will
speak on "A General Survey of
Nephritis."
Business meetings of the Medical
association will be held Tuesday morn
ing. July II. On Wednesday. the
women attending the convention will
be entertained at the Country club.
There will be a stag party at Hotel
Rainbow Wednesday night. Thursday
night. q dance for all visitors to the
conventions Of all the associations will
be held at the Country club.
The meetings of the Medical assoc
citation will be held at the Capitol
theater.
The meetings arranged for the Phar-
maceutical association are a combina-
ton of business and pleasure. was the
announcement of Fred Woehner of
Great Falls. president of the associa-
ton and in charge of arrangements for
the convention. In order that all
druggists of the city may cooperate in
making the convention a success, all
retail druggists of the city will close
at { O'Clock Monday evening. July 10,
and Tuesday evening July II.
The program for the Pharmaceutical
meetings follows: Monday. July 10
Greetings: badge distributions: Call to
order by Mr.. Woehner: address of
welcome, Mayor r. NJ. Armour: re-
Spouse. ]. w. Seidcn of Lewistown:
application of new members: presi-
dents address: report of secretary;
report of treasurer: report of commit
tees; adjournment.
In the afternoCS st go the viSi-
tors will be entertained with a parade
and auto trip to Sun river. Swimming
will be in order. In the evening at s
o'clock the pharmacists will have din
ner at the Country club.
At the opening of the general ses-
sions Tuesday morning. G. f. Mollett.
dean Of the school of pharmacy of the
University of Montana, will he the
principal speaker. This will be fol-
lowed by queries and discussion of the
points that he covers. Unfinished bust
ness will then be taken up, Howard
Welch will give the closing address of
the morning meeting,
In the afternoon m auto trip will
he made to the Great falls and to
Rainbow falls. where the Montana
Power plants will be thrown open for
the inspection of the visitors during
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served by the Montana Power com
pany. In the evening there will be a
boxing contest at the Grand theater
under the asupices Of the American
Legion. For those who do not wish to
attend this event there will be a
theater party at the Liberty.
Wednesday. July l. is the closing
day of the convention. The Pharmac-
lists will assemble at $50 to elect of
ficers and TO install them. The meet
ing place for next year will also be de-
cided. At 1890 the druggists will at
tend an open meeting of the Medical
association in the Palm Don Mt Hotel
Rainbow. The afternoon will be de-
voted to sports. The druggists will
meet the doctors in a baseball game
after which thrills will be provided by
aeroplane stunt flying. ''Dare-Devil'
Renault will make a parachute drop.
a prominent speaker whose topic
has not been announced. but who will
attend the Pharmaceutical convention
is II. Shea of the Montana Food and
Drug department. The Park hotel is
the headquarters for the druggists
meetings.
The Montana State Association of
Graduate Nurses will open meetings
Wednesday morning, July 10, at the
Junior high school. At . o'clock there
will be reception and registration Of
visitors. The Rev. A. G. Bennett of