The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-08

The event will be in the nature of double header for preceding the actual convention there will be post graduate courses which will begin next Tuesday and last through April 10. These courses will be put on by Dr. Frederick E. Mott, of Chicago; Dr. Lester l.. Furnas of Cleveland Ohio, and pr. Theodore ". Waves of Minneapolis Mnn.
 The association really will accom- plish big work. not only by training dentists who wish to take the courses but free dental work by reputable dentists will be done. The associa- ton therefore sets forth, through it's publicity secretary, Dr. A. K. Frank lin:
 Free Dental Work
 Here is anybody's chance to have extracting done without cost-and not by amateurs. Patients are also de- sired for plate work. The only thing necessary is for citizens to go to 42S First National Bank building, next Saturday at any time after S:SO a. m., till D. m or they can go next Monday and Tuesday during the same hours, Tuesday being the last day in which the free work will be done.'
 The post graduate courses, which cases of the patients will be made to illustrate. will include instructions on dental surgery, full denture con- struction, and crown, bridge and in lay technic.
 The post graduate courses are to be held at the Jefferson School of Dental Mechanics in the old Fox building, at 40s Nineteenth street, north. They will end April 10. and then swinging into life the follow- ing day will begin the dental con vention proper.
 Lectures
 This will be marked by many lec- lures, discussions and practical work. Speakers will be not only from Bir- mingham but from out of town. The night before the convention, the ban auet of the Alabama Alumni of Psi Omegas is scheduled at the Tutwiler hotel, which Is also the >place where the convention proper will hold It's three-d day session. :
 During t, e convention. an out standing feature will also be a num- Der of the clinics given by dentists from all over Alabama.
 Presiding at the sessions will be the associations president. Dr. F. F. Perry of Montgomery. The other of ficers are:
 Charles G. billiard. vice president. of Huntsville; Olin Kirkland, second vice president. of Montgomery; S. B. Hopkins, secretary, of Greenville; G. w. Bledsole treasurer, of Cullman; c. B. Fowlkes, Monitor. and L. A. Crumley, press eeditor. both of the latter of Birmingham. y
 The convention will open each morning at o'clock and will con duct afternoon chair and table clinics from 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. Each night at o'clock there will be business sessions.
 Tuesday Morning Features
 Three main speakers will be heard Tuesday morning at the opening ses- sion. They will be:
 Dr. Mott, who will speak on Block Anesthesia and Surgical Removal of Teeth-Ilustrated. Open discussion will follow, led by Dr. H. c. Hassell and Fl. H. Bryan. The second speaker will be Dr. c, w. Childs who will tell of Physical Diagnosis.7 The open discussion on this will be led by Drs. C. w. Lokey and c. F. Chandler. Dr. J. G. Sanders, as tn speechmaker. will talk about 'Rhynologica, Dis eases, In Reference to Mouth Infec- tion." The open discussion will be led by DTS. E. w. Patton md George Wheeler. Preceding these lectures there will be opening exercises.
 Tuesday Afternoon
 The afternoon session of chair and table clinics will include the follow ing:
 Bridge Work. removable and Fixed" Dr. J. P. Brothers: "Pedia- dontia," Dr. Charles B. Bray; Pro phylaxis.y Dr. c. B. Fowlkes; Re moval of Impacted Teeth and the Use of the Elevator in Attractions. D pr. c. w. Lokey; General Bridge Work. Using the Maves Attachment" Dr. J. R. Rutland: "Technique of h. lay Construction" pr. A. J. Monette 'lnvesting, Dry Out and Casting h. lays" Dr. A. S. Levy All of the above gentlemen are from Birmiag ham except Dr. Rutland, who is from Montgomery.
 Wednesday Morning
 Wednesday morning Dr. T. N. Knaves will open the program on the