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

the consolidated health board. Discus
sion will be opened by Mayor r. NJ
Armour.
DIR. A. Dolan, assistant medical direc-
tor OF the United States Veterans bu-
reau. Helena, will give a paper on 1.-THE
Limitations and Extent of Medical Care
OF United States War Veterans. DIR,
J.. A. Walker, surgeon in charge Of the
United States Veterans hospital, Hell
ena, will lead the discussion.
The relative value Of the Sanitary
Survey and Laboratory Analysis of Wa
ter Supplies" will be discussed by H.
b. Foote, bacteriolosist Of the state
board of health, water and sewage lab
oratory. DIR. Arthur Jordan, Lewis and
Clark county health officer, will lead
the open discussion.
The meeting will close with the cleo
ton of officers, the report of COM
mittees and tn edisposal of miscellan-
eous business.
The section of waterworks and sani-
tary engineers will open Monday. July
10, at 10 o'clock. r. NJ. Murray of Bill
ings will give the presidents address.
Mr.. Foote will give an address or
Sanitary Features of Sewage Dis
posal'. Round table discussion will
be led by John Hall of Choteau.
H. B. Homman, sanitary engineer OF
the United States Public Health serv-
ice of Glacier park. will give an address
on a selected subject.
THE General Operating and Eco
nomic Problems of City Water Sup
ply by H. s. Thane. superintendent
of the Missoula Light and Water com-
pany. who will give the opening ad-
dress of the Tuesday morning meeting.
j. Fl. kyd, chief engineer of the Butte
Water company. will lead the discus
sion.
w. H.. Lawrence. superintendent of
the Kalispell waterworks department.
will speak on "Waterworks Finance"
Round table discussion will be opened
by II. NJ. Johnson, superintendent of
the water department of Anaconda.
At 1:3O the visitors will be taken to
the Great Falls filtration plant for a
tour of inspection that will be in charge
of NJ. l.. Morris of Great Falls.
At 4 O'Clock unfinished business will
be taken up. officers elected and re-
ports of committees heard.
The tuberculosis section of the pub
lie health department will open meet
ings on Monday morning. when from
$50 o'clock to - there will be regis
tration and the annual meeting Of the
Montana tuberculosis association. On
Tuesday. the tuberculosis section will
combine meetings with the Child We'll
fare and Public Health Nursing section.
The Child Welfare section will be
opened with a paper OF "Women's
Clubs in Child Welfare Work. by
Mrs. s. NJ. Souders. state president
of the Montana Federation of Women's
Clubs. Deer Lodge. Mrs. D. c. Ken
yon. state chairman of the health de-
partment of the Montana Federation
Of Women's Clubs. Chinook. will give
a paper on 1.-THE Benefits of a Com
munitv Survey" "Some Rights of the
Child is the subject of Mrs. A. F.
of Women Voters. Butte. Mrs. B.
Bozeman. will give g paper on a sub
iect to be selected. Work of the
Orthopedic Commission" will be dis
Ecussed in a paper by Mrs. George Mills.
president Of the state %orthopedic COM
mission. CARMEL. Mrs. Lillian S. Cum
mings of Billings will read a paper on
What the State is Doing Through Its
Bureau of Child and Animal Protec-
ton"
The program for the combined meet
ings of the public health. child welfare
and tuberculosis sections of the health
service. will open Tuesday morning at
% o'clock. Miss Margaret Murphy of
Butte will preside. DR.. John J. Sippy.
director Of the child welfare division of
the state board of health, will give
the opening paper. Child Welfare