The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26
DOCTORS To MEET
Kansas Medical Society To Be
in Session Next Week.
More Than 500 From All Parts
of State to Attend.

Twenty-three addresses, two bust
ness sessions of the house of delegates,
and a banquet are on the program of
the fifty-sixth annual meeting of the
KaRsas Medical society, to be held at
the state house on Wednesday and
Thursday of next week.
The program will probably be at
tended by 500 or more doctors from
all parts of the state. There will be
before the. society, in addition to mem
bers of the organization, four visitors,
three of them leading medical men of
the country. DIR. Thomas Parran of
the United States public health Serv-
Public Health Progress and Needs, -
DIR. John B. Crouch of Colorado
Springs, Colo, will speak "Wednesday
afternoon on False Conceptions
Concerning Pulmonary tuberculosis; :"
DIR. E. H. Lindley, chancellor of Kan
sas university, will speak Thursday
morning on Medical Education and
the State; and DIR. Frederick Tiee of
Chicago, head of the department Of
medicine of the University of Illinois,
will speak Thursday on ''Consid era
ton of Certain Diastolic Cardiac Muir
murs."
Wednesdays Program.
The Wednesday morning session
will open at $3.50 o'clock. The Thurs
day morning session at o'clock. The
general sessions at which the ad-
dresses will be given will be held in
Representative hall. The council of
the society. of which there are twelve
members. each representing a certain
district in the state, will meet in the
senate chamber on Wednesday at $50
O'Clock in the morning. ASA
The house of delegates will hold its
first meeting in Representative hall at
1880 O'Clock on the evening of We'd
nesday. At the first meeting of the
house of delegates all members of
the society will be invited to attend.
The house of delegates will meet
again at $3.50 o'clock on Thursday
morning, in the senate chamber The
reports of officers will be delivered at
the first meeting of the house OF dele
gates. The election of a president
three vice presidents, a. treasurers one
delegate to the American Medical as
sociation, councillors for the Third,
Sixth. Tenth and Twelfth districts
will take place at the second meeting
Thursday morning. -=e---
Committees To Report
There are eight standing commit
tees of the society, which will report
during the session.
On Wednesday evening. at 6:15
o'clock, the Shawnee county medical
society in the state, will entertain the
visiting physicians at a dinner to be
held at the Masonic temple.
There will be, during the meeting.
d OF instruments, DOCKS
maceutical equipment and prepara-
tons. on the third floor of the state
house, where spaces have been ap-
portioned to various commercial
manufacturing concerns.
Officers of Society.
The officers of the society at the
present time are: DR.. C. S. Kenney,
Norton, president; DIR. J. G. Dorsey,
Wichita, DIR. ]. R. Scott, Ottawa, DR..
Alfred O'Donnell, Ellsworth. vice
presidents; DIR. J. r. Hassig, Kansas
City. Kan, secretary; DR.. George M.
Gray. Kansas City, Kan. treasurer;
DIR. c. Klippel, Hutchinson. delegate
to American Medical association.
The medical defense board of the
society is made up of DIR. Q. P. Davis,
of Topeka, who is also councillor for
the Fourth district; DR.. d. r. Stoner.
Ellis, and DR.. J. A. Dillon, Larned-
The committee on arrangeme nts,
appointed by the Shawnee county So
ciety to entertain the visiting doctors,
includes DIR. Earle G. Brown, DR.. C.
e. Joss, DIR. W. E. McVey, DIR. NJ. B.
Miller and DR.. A. K. Owen.