The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-04
Program Arranged by Secretary
OF Kansas Board.
APRIL 10 TO IS DATES SET
Russian Social Worker VIII Be
Chief Speaker.
Many Other Prominent Lectur-
ers on the Program.

The proverbial "ounce of proven
ton" will be emphasized at the annual
kansas school for health officers and
public health nurses. combined with
the United States Public Health SerV-
ice institute at Kansas City, KAN
April 1875. The complete program
has been announced by DR.. 5 J.
Crumbine, secretary of the Kansas
state board of health.
Subjects such as these will be dis
cussed;
Protective social work. early dag
nosis Of tuberculosis, antityphoid vac
eination, principles of public health
education, laboratory helps in dag
nosis, physical examination OF well
persons, duties and opportunities OF
the county health ofrTcer, develop
ment and present status of medical
social work, prevention OF diseases or
the heart and arteries. the psychology
OF the delinquent, fly and mosquito
control, physiological and hygienic as
pect of physical education and play
mental disease in relation TO public
health, mental health and the news
DIR. Yarr0s to Speak.
DR.. RachelIe S. Yarros, a Russian
social worker now with the United
States Public Health Service, Wash
fngton, is to be one Of the principal
speakers. other specialists from
other states on the program include
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clinical professor OF dermatology.
washington university medical
school; DR.. John J. Sippy, eBidemiolo-
gist, Montana state board OF health;
DR.. George W. Mccoy director ny
giene laboratory, United States Pub
lie Health Service. Washington; Dr.
Frederick A. Green. secretary, coun-
Gil on public health and instruction.
A NJ A; Dr.. Roul Sylvester, Des
Moines. Ia: and c. A BantleOn, IN
rerdepartment social hygiene board
Full programs are arranged for
each day of the week from Monday
TO Saturday Frequent round table
discussions are scheduled under the
Crumbine OF the Kansas health board.
Three evenings public lectures are
announced. Doctor YarroS will speak
on This Social and Economic Re
Mobilization Of the Delinquent; Dr.. F.
A Green on present Day Problems
OF Applied Medicine" and Dr. J. T.
Axtell, OF Newton. member OF the
Kansas board, on THE Nations
Greatest Defensive and Economic As
Eet-Health."
To Hold Annual Meetings.
The annual meetings of the Kansas
public health officers and Kansas
public health nurses and Kansas
laboratory association will be held on
the other three evenings OF the week.
Speakers on the weeks program, in
addition to those previously named,
include: DIR. Frank G. Pedley, cpl
deTniologist. Kansas board; DR.. A. J.
Warren, director county health work.
international health board, stationed
at Topeka; DR.. Carter F. En1oe. secre-
tory Missouri state board of health,
Jefferson City. No: Prof. Nelson A.
Crawford. head OF Journalism depart
Inent, X S. A. C., Manhattan; DR..
, Florence Brown Sherbon, director. bu-
reau OF child research. University OF
Kansas, Lawrence DIR. II. E. Nc
Carthy, director of venereal disease
clinic, Kansas City. Kan; DIR. c. S.
Kenney. superintendent state tuber-
culosis sanitorium. Norton, Kan; Dr.
Karl Menninger. Topeka: and DIR. Nels
i. Ockerblad. Dr.. Ralph Major and
Dr. Peter Bohan, professors in the
University of Kansas school of medf-
cine.