SANILAC-Branch No. 20

W. Campbell, Brown City.

L. E. Cochran, Peck.

SCHOOLCRAFT-Branch No. 57

E. R. Westcot, Manistique.
S. H. Rutlege, Manistique.

SHIAWASSEE-Branch No. 33

C. M. McCormick, Owosso.

ST. CLAIR-Branch No. 45

R. K. Wheeler, Port Huron.
R. C. Fraser, Port Huron.

ST. JOSEPH-Branch No. 29
TUSCOLA-Branch No. 44

R. A. Townsend, Fairgrove.
H. A. Barbour, Vassar.

TRI COUNTY-Branch No. 62

G. D. Miller, Cadillac.

S. C. Moore, Cadillac.

WASHTENAW-Branch No. 42

Reuben Peterson, Ann Arbor.
John A. Wessinger, Ann Arbor.

WAYNE-Branch No. 2

James A. McGarvah, Detroit.

F. B. Walker, Detroit.

C. H. Oakman, Detroit.
Frank R. Starkey, Detroit.
James E. Davis, Detroit.
V. J. Cassidy, Detroit.
John N. Bell, Detroit.
Harold Wilson, Detroit.
C. D. Brooks, Detroit
F. B. Tibbals, Detroit.

R. E. Loucks, Detroit.

Walter J. Wilson, Jr., Detroit.
A. N. Collins, Detroit.
Howard W. Peirce, Detroit.
Angus McLean, Detroit.

G. Van Amber Brown, Detroit.

Theo. A. McGraw, Jr., Detroit.

E. K. Cullen, Detroit.
Burt R. Shurly, Detroit.
Don M. Campbell, Detroit.
Warren L. Babcock, Detroit.
Duncan Campbell, Detroit.
James A. MacMillan, Detroit.
George P. Myers, Detroit.
R. A. C. Wollenberg, Detroit.
L. J. Hirschman, Detroit.
Grant McDonald, Detroit.
F. G. Buesser, Detroit.

R. L. Clark, Detroit.

L. F. C. Wendt, Detroit.

J. C. Dodds, Detroit.

W. D. Ford, Detroit.

2. Epidemic Typhoid Fever, illustrated with lantern slides.

A. R. Hackett, M.D., Detroit. Discussants-Dr. C. G. Jennings, Detroit. Dr. W. M. Donald, Detroit.

3. Varicose Ulcers-Causes, Complications and Conservative Treatment. Lantern Slides. Dr. Joseph Van Beceleare, Detroit. Discussants-Dr. J. H. Andries, Detroit. Dr. R. C. Jamieson, Detroit.

4. The Modern Clinical Conception of Pulmonary Tuberculosis-Changes in our attitude toward this disease. Correlation of X-ray examination and physical signs. Influence of focal infections. Treatment of surgical tuberculosis.

Dr. Herbert M. Rich, Detroit. Discussants-Lt. Col. B. R. Shurly, Detroit. Maj. V. C. Vaughan, Jr., Detroit.

a. Different types of injuries to nerves, soft parts and bone.

b. Discussion of physio therapy and vocational education in industrial injuries.

Major Dean Lewis, M. C., Chicago, Ill. Opening Discussion-Lieut. Col. H. N. Torrey, Detroit.

Third Session, Thursday Afternoon, May 22, at 2 P. M.

Clinic at U. S. Army General Hospital, No. 36, Lieut. Col. A. T. Cooper, Commanding. (Ford Hospital, West Grand Boulevard and Hamilton.)

Clinic will be confined to bone and joint injuries received overseas. Under direction of Major F. C. Kidner, M. C., Chief of Orthopedic Section.

Eye and Ear Diseases.

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Dr. Don M. Campbell, Detroit. 3. Subject to be announced later.

Dr. C. H. Baker, Bay City. Second Session, Thursday Morning, May 22, at the Hotel Statler, at 9:00 A. M. Cavernous Sinus Thrombosis with Report of a Case.

3.

4 P. M. to 5 P. M. Inspection of the Hospital including Physio Therapeutical and Educational Departments.

1.

Dr. L. V. Stegman, Battle Creek.
Opening Discussion-Dr. E. P. Wilbur,
Kalamazoo.
The Flight Surgeon's Relations to the Flyer.
Dr. George E. Frothingham, Detroit.
From 8 A. M. until 9 A. M. Doctor Edward
J. Bernstein of Detroit will give a dem-
onstration of the Sluder Tonsil Operation
at Grace Hospital.

Third Session, Thursday Afternoon, May 22, at the Hotel Statler, at 2:00 P. M.

1.

2.

Election of Section Officers.

The Pathology of Mastoiditis with Special
Reference to its Clinical Significance.
Dr. R. Bishop Canfield, Ann Arbor.
Our Present Day Treatment of Diseases of
the Ear in the Light of Medical History.
Dr. Emil Amberg, Detroit.

Wednesday, May 21.

All members of the Michigan State Medical Society, and their friends, are invited by the Michigan State Telephone Company to visit the various departments of the Company. Visitors will be at the Main Building, Clifford and Washington Blvd., at 12:30 P. M. The exchanges of the business district will be inspected and all members of the State Society and their friends will then be the guests of the Company at luncheon.

Wednesday Afternoon-2:00 P. M.

Ladies' Automobile Ride. Leaving Hotel Statler at two o'clock. Wednesday Evening.

Theatre Party, Temple Theatre. All Members and ladies.

SUB-COMMITTEES.

Committee of Automobiles.

Guy L. Connor, Chairman.

W. J. Wilson, Jr., Vice-Chairman.
Andries, R. C., 641 David Whitney Bldg.
Babcock, W. L., Grace Hospital.
Ballin, Max, 355 Woodward Ave.
Boulter, J. H., David Whitney Bldg.
Blain, A. W., 727 East Jefferson Ave.
Beisman, J., 1058 Brush St.

Brown, G. Van Amber, J. Henry Smith Bldg.
Campbell, Don M., J. Henry Smith Bldg.
Carstens, J. H., David Whitney Bldg.
Cassidy, W. J., David Whitney Bldg.
Chene, George, David Whitney Bldg.
Clark, D. R., David Whitney Bldg.
Collins, A. H., 20 Martin Place.
Donald, W. M., 979 East Jefferson Ave.
Drake, H. B., Shurly Bldg.

Duffield, George, J. Henry Smith Bldg.
Forbes, E. B., David Whitney Bldg.
Ford, W. D., 1022 Third Ave.
French, A. L., 45 West High St.
Frothingham, G. E., 700 Woodward Ave.
Freund, H. A., 357 Woodward Ave.
Fullenwider, A. C., 1656 Woodward Ave.
Garbutt, V. L., 22 Adelaide.
Gleason, J. E., David Whitney Bldg.
Gilman, R. W., 33 Peterboro St.
Gorenflo, A. H., Washington Arcade.
Grant, L. E., David Whitney Bldg.
Haas, E. W., Fine Arts Bldg.
Hackett, W. A., David Whitney Bldg.
Hamilton, S., Harper Hospital.
Hanna, S. C., Harper Hospital.
Haynes, L. W., David Whitney Bldg.
Hickey, P. M., Shurly Bldg.
Hewitt, H. W., David Whitney Bldg.
Hipp, W., 1054 Meldrum Ave.
Hoops, G. E., 347 Merrick Ave.
Hoskins, N., David Whitney Bldg.
Hoyt, B. R., 935 Vinewood Ave.
Irvine, G. W., Washington Arcade.
Ives, A. W., David Whitney Bldg.
Jamieson, R. C., David Whitney Bldg.
Judd, C. Hollister, David Whitney Bldg.
Keane, W. E., 101 West Fort St.
Karr, H. S., 603 Kresge Bldg.
Kelly, F. A., David Whitney Bldg.
Kennedy, J. B., Washington Arcade.
King, J. E., 355 Woodward Ave.
Kuhn, C. F., 46 E. Warren Ave.
LaFerte, D., David Whitney Bldg.
Loucks, R. E., David Whitney Bldg.
Lowrie, G. B., Washington Arcade.
McAlpin, A. D., Washington Arcade.
McClelland, C. C., David Whitney Bldg.
McCormick, F. T., 141 Chandler Ave.
McDonald, Grant, David Whitney Bldg.

McKean, Geo. E., David Whitney Bldg.
McLean, Angus, 641 David Whitney Bldg.
McVeigh, Jas. A., J. Henry Smith Bldg.
MacMillan, Jas. A., David Whitney Bldg.
Martin, E. G., David Whitney Bldg.
Maunders, F. E., 215 Jos. Campau.
Moon, A. R., Pallister Ave.

Palmer, R. J., David Whitney Bldg.
Potter, G. E., 1491 Woodward Ave.
Reberdy, G. J., David Whitney Bldg.
Robbins, F. W., Kresge Bldg.

Rowland, R. S., David Whitney Bldg.
Seymour, W. J., Kresge Bldg.
Shurly, B. R., Shurly Bldg.
Smith, V. L., 270 Woodward Ave.
Sorock, E. M., 909 Woodward Ave.
Stapleton, W. J., 176 Lafayette Ave.
Stevens, R. H., David Whitney Bldg.
Tiffin, W. E., 1870 Woodward Ave.
Torrey, H. N., David Whitney Bldg.
Watkins, J. F., David Whitney Bldg.
Vickham, A. B., 1700 Grand River Ave.
Will'amson, H., 601 Interurban Bldg.
Wollenberg, R. C., David Whitney Bldg.
Van Baalen, M. R., 41 Duffield St.
Walker, Thaddeus, 33 East High St.

Yates, H. Wellington, David Whitney Bldg.

Committee of Entertainment.

Harold Wilson, Chairman.

Grace Clark.

Myra Babcock.

Jean Vernier.

Committee on Exhibits.

6:00 P. M.

J. Walter Vaughan, Chairman.

R. L. Clark.

Grant McDonald,

8:00 P. M.

Committee of Finance.

E. W. Haass, Chairman.

Max Ballin.

Don M. Campbell.

Hugo Freund.

Burt R. Shurly.

Thadeus Walker.

Committee of Hotels, Halls, Meeting Places and

Registration.

Louis J. Hirschman, Chairman.

R. C. Jamieson.

Carl Meloy.

Wm. H. Morley.

E. J. O'Brien.

A. R. Richardson.

Committee of Printing, Badges and Posters.

E. H. Sichler, Chairman.

Burton D. Parker.

Clarence E. Simpson.

"Fractures

ment.

Automobile trip to Residential Offices.

Inspection of the Main, Cherry and
Long Distance Exchanges.
Inspection of Operator's Training
Department. (The wives of the
Company Physicians are invited to
make the afternoon tour of inspec-
tion of the Telephone Company
offices.)

Dinner to visiting physicians at De-
troit Athletic Club, given by Mr.
George M. Welch, General Mgr.
Dr. Cassius H. Watson of New York,
Medical Director of the American
Telephone & Telegraph Company.
Subject to be announced.

of the Cranium." Illustrated by Stereopticon views.

Dr. Edwin R. LeCount, Chicago. Professor of Pathology, Rush Medical College. Pathologist to Presbyterian and Cook County Hospitals.

"Injuries to the Knee-joint." Stereopticon views.

the Knee-joint." Illustrated by

Dr. Carl B. Davis, Chicago. Professor of Surgery, Rush Med. College. Conveyances will be provided leaving the Health Department of the Telephone Company, 10th Floor Kresge Building for the Garfield office at 5:30 P. M. where the ladies will be entertained at dinner by the Traffic Department, who have also provided entertainment during the evening.