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known as the Colorado College of Dental Surgery. D en tist Lost in Far N orth : K arl Kuehnert, Crystal Lake, 111., graduate of the North western University Dental School in 1931, and dentist of the G renfell M ission on the Labrador, has been m issing since M ay 30, when he took off on a short pleasure trip as a passenger in a Gypsy Moth plane from St. Anthony, near St. John’s, N. F., w here he w as connected w ith the St. Anthony H ospital. Search for Dr. Kuehnert and the pilot of the plane, continued by land and sea for ten days, has been abandoned. N e w L ib ra ry at M edical College o f V ir gin ia: T he Carnegie Corporation, N ew York City, has made an appropriation of $10,000 tow ard the maintenance of the library o f the M edical College of Virginia, which w ill this summer be housed in a handsom e.new build ing. Adjoining the new library of the college, the Richmond Academy of M edicine has built its home and library. T h is w ill contain the famous Joseph L. M iller collection of rare first editions, engravings, silhouettes, medical
curios, etc. T he headquarters of the M edical Society of Virginia w ill also be located in the Academy of M edicine building. Am erican D en tal Society of the A rgentine Republic: A new society has been organized in Argentina consisting of ethical American graduates practicing in that country. A t pres ent, there are twenty active members w ith a prospect of ten more. T h e object is mutual improvement and the elevation of the profes sion through the medium of postgraduate study. T he corresponding secretary is M. V. T idball, Santa Fe 911, Buenos Aires, Argen tina, S. A. D
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B rady, D a v id C., Chicago, 111.; died recent ly from injuries suffered M ay 22, near East Troy, W is., when his automobile overturned; aged 26. Yeatm an, O. B., Evanston, III.; University of Illinois, College of Dentistry, 1920; died recently, after operation for removal o f a chicken bone which had lodged in his throat, with infection and pneumonia ensuing; aged 37.
A N N O U N C EM EN TS* CALENDAR OF M E E T IN G S Am erican Dental Association, Buffalo, N.Y., September 12-16. Am erican Academy of Periodontology, Buf falo, N . Y., September 8-10. Am erican Full Denture Society, Buffalo, N. Y., September 9-10. Am erican Society for the Advancem ent of General Anesthesia in Dentistry, N ew York City, October 24. Am erican Society of Oral Surgeons and Exodontists, Buffalo, N . Y., September 9-10. Association of American W omen Dentists, Buffalo, N. Y., September 12. British, Canadian and Ontario Dental A s sociations, Toronto, August 8-12. Fédération Dentaire Internationale, Zurich, Switzerland, August 2-9. Greater N ew York December M eeting, N ew York City, December 5-9. Interstate Dental Association, Bordentown, N .J ., July 11-13. *Announcements must be received by the i fifth day of the month in order to be pub lished in the forthcoming issue of T h e J
ournal.
Italian Stomatologic Congress, Rome, Sep tember. M ontreal Dental Club, October 13-15. National Association of Dental Examiners, Buffalo, N. Y., September 10. Society for Advancem ent of General A nes thesia in Dentistry, N ew York City, third M onday in February, April, October and December. Southern Society of Orthodontists, K nox ville, Tenn., October 31-Novem ber 2. American Dental Assistants Association, Buffalo, N. Y., September 12-15. American Dental H ygienists’ Association, Buffalo, N. Y., September 12-16. S T A T E SO CIETIES District of Columbia, at George W ashing ton University, W ashington, D . C., second and fourth T uesdays in each month from October to June, inclusive. July N ew Jersey, at Bordentown (11-13). W ashington, at Seattle (5 -9 ). November Florida, at Hollywood (3 -5 ). December Ohio, at Cleveland (5-7).
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Announcements S T A T E BOARD OF D E N T A L EXAM INERS Arizona, at Flagstaff, July 25. Norton J. W ood, Secretary, Grunow Clinic, Phoenix. M ontana, at Helena, July 11-15. T . P. R e gan, Secretary, Helena. N ew Jersey, at Trenton, June 27-July 2. John C. Forsyth, Secretary, 148 W . State St., Trenton.
M ONTREAL D E N T A L CLUB T he eighth annual fall clinic o f the Mon treal Dental Club w ill be held October 13-15, at the W indsor Hotel, w ith a program of essays covering focal infection, prosthodontia, cast abutments and the use of the toothbrush in periodontal disease. T able clinics will also be given. Fee, including luncheon, October 13-14, $17. E
OHIO ST A T E D E N T A L SOCIETY T h e Ohio State Dental Society w ill hold its 1932 m eeting in Cleveland, December 5-7. It is intended to make this the most extensive meeting that the society has ever held, cover ing all branches of dental practice, with es sayists and clinicians drawn from all over the country. J o h n T . R e if k e Outside Publicity Committee 9205 M iles Ave. Cleveland A M ERICAN D E N T A L SO CIETY OF EUROPE (M eeting Cancelled) In v iew of the social unrest and the general economic condition, the annual meeting of the Am erican Dental Society of Europe that w as to have been held in Baden-Baden, August 9-11, has been cancelled. D a w s o n B u c k l e y , Secretary 25 B l v d . Victor H ugo Nice, France A M ERICAN SO CIETY FOR T H E A D V A N C E M E N T OF GENERAL A N E ST H E SIA IN D E N T IS T R Y The first scientific program of the Am eri can Society for the Advancement of General Anesthesia in Dentistry for the season 19321933 w ill be presented October 24 at the N ew York Physicians Club, 133 E. 58th St., N ew York City, with a dinner at 7 and the scientific session at 8:15 p. m. Membership in this or ganization is available to members of the Am erican Dental Association, American M ed ical Association, registered nurses and scien tists interested in the field of anesthesia. L e o n a r d S. M o r v a y , Sec’y-T rea s. 76 Clinton Ave. Newark, N. J.
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BR ITISH , C A N A D IA N A N D O NTARIO D E N T A L ASSO CIATIO NS T h e attention of the dentists of the United States is directed to the Joint Convention of the British, Canadian and Ontario Dental Associations to be held at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, August 8-12. T h is w ill be the largest dental meeting ever held in Canada and our confrères in the United States are cordially invited as guests. T he g o lf commit tee is arranging an International dental golf tournament so bring your clubs w ith you. F r e d J. C o n b o y , Publicity Committee East Block, Parliam ent Bldgs. Toronto ASSO CIATIO N OF A M ERICAN W OM EN D E N T IS T S T he eleventh annual m eeting o f the Asso ciation of American Women Dentists w ill be held at the Statler Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., Sep tember 12, at 2 p. m., w ith a banquet at 6 :30 p. m. G e n e v a E. G r o t h , Chairman Publicity Committee, 1301 M edical Arts BIdg., Philadelphia, Pa. C O NJO IN T B A N Q U E T OF T H E ASSO CIA TIO N OF M ILITA R Y D E N T A L SURGEONS A N D T H E PREPAR EDNESS LEA G U E OF AM ER IC AN D E N T IS T S T h e Association of M ilitary Dental Sur geons and the Preparedness 'League of Amer ican Dentists w ill hold a conjoint banquet, September 14, at 7 p. m. All members and officers are cordially invited to attend. Joint headquarters w ill be at the H otel Statler. W rite for reservations for banquet to the Con joint Banquet Committee, 1839 Hotel Statler, Buffalo, N. Y.
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T h e American Dental Association has discontinued the use of the Identification Convention Certificate, and again this year is using the “Certificate Plan.” T h e certificates w ill be obtain able from your railroad agent, and N O T T H R O U G H T H IS OFFICE. F ollow ing is full in formation regarding the plan. T h e follow ing directions are submitted for your guidance: 1. Be sure that when purchasing going ticket you request a C ER TIFIC A TE. Do not make the m istake of asking fo r a "Receipt.” 2. Present yourself at the railroad station for tickets and Certificates at least 30 minutes before departure of train on which you w ill begin your journey. 3. Certificates are not kept at all stations. If you inquire at your home station, you can ascertain whether Certificates and through tickets can be obtained to place of meeting. If not obtainable at your home station, the agent w ill inform you at w hat station they can be obtained. You can in such case purchase a local ticket to the station which has Certificates in stock, where you can purchase a through ticket and at the same time ask for and obtain a Certificate to place of meeting. 4. Im m ediately on your a rriv a l at the m eeting present your Certificate to the endorsing officer, Dr. John J. Ogden, Vice-President, as the reduced fares for the return journey w ill not apply unless you are properly identified as provided for by the Certificates. 5. I t has been arranged that the Special A gen t of the C arriers w ill be in attendance on Septem ber 13 to X5 from 8:80 a. m. to 5:80 p. m., to va lid a te Certificates. If you arrive at the meeting later than September 15, after the Special Agent has left, you cannot have your Cer tificate validated and consequently you w ill not obtain the benefit of the reduction on the home journey. 6. Certificates issued to children at h a lf fares w ill be counted the same as Certificates held by adults. 7. If your Certificate is duly validated, you w ill be entitled up to and including September 20 to a return ticket v ia the same route over which you made the going journey at one-half of the regular one-w ay tariff fa re from the place of m eeting to the point at w hich your Cer tificate w as issued. (T h e iden tical route m ust be used in both going and return ing in ordeir* to benefit under the Certificate plan.) 8. Return tickets issued at the reduced fares w ill not be good on any limited train on which such reduced fare transportation is not honored. 9. No refun d of fa re w ill be m ade on account of failu re to obtain proper C ertificate when purchasing going tickets, nor on account of fa ilu re to present v a lid a ted Certificate w hen pu r chasing return ticket. A program of exceptional merit has been arranged, and w e extend to you a cordial invita tion to be present. T ransportation Com mittee O.
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T R U N K LINE ASSO CIATIO N Sale dates for N ew York State (east of and including Buffalo, N iagara Falls, Suspension Bridge and Salam anca), N ew Jersey, Pennsylvania (east of and including Erie, Oil City and Pittsburgh), D elaw are, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia and W est Virginia (east of and including W heeling, Parkersburg, K enova, Orange and N o r fo lk )....................Sept. 7-13, Incl. Final honoring d ate...................................................................................................................Sept. 20,1932 T R A N S-C O N T IN E N T A L PASSENG ER ASSO CIATIO N W ESTERN PASSENG ER ASSO CIATIO N Sale dates for Colorado (Julesburg only), Illinois, Iowa, K ansas, M anitoba (see note), M innesota, M issouri, Nebraska, Northern M ichigan, North Dakota, South Dakota, W isconsin........... ........................................................... Sept. 7 - 1 3 , Incl. Colorado (except Julesburg), N ew Mexico, W yom ing................................ Sept. 6-12, Incl. Arizona, British Columbia, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah, Oregon (except via C alifornia), W ashington...................................................................Sept. 5 -1 1 , Incl. California .................................................................................................................... Sept. 4 - 1 0 , Incl. Oregon (via C alifornia) ........................................................................................ Sept. 3 - 9 , Incl. N
o t e — M anitoba
(on G reat Nor., Nor. Pac. and M., St. P. & S. S. M. Rys., also
from W innipeg via Can. N at’l and Can. Pac. Rys.) Final honoring d a t e ........................................................................................................................Sept.
20, 1932
SO U TH EA STER N PASSENG ER ASSO CIATIO N Sale dates for points in territory (south of the Ohio and Potomac and east of the M ississippi R ivers) ................................................................................................... Sept. 7 - 1 3 , Incl. Final honoring d a t e ........................................................................................................................Sept. 2 0 , 1 9 3 2 N E W E N G LA N D PASSENG ER ASSO CIATIO N Sale dates for points in territory (N ew E n g la n d ).......................................................... Sept. 7-13, Incl. Final honoring d a t e ....................................................................................................................... Sept. 2 0 , 1 9 3 2 SO U TH W ESTER N PASSENG ER ASSO CIATIO N Sale dates for Oklahoma, T e x a s............................................................................................ Sept. 6-12, Incl. Arkansas, K ansas, Louisiana, M issouri, also Memphis, Tenn., and Natchez, M iss............................................................................................................... Sept. 7 - 1 3 , Incl. Final honoring d a t e ....................................................................................................................... Sept. 2 0 , 1 9 3 2 CENTRAL PASSENG ER ASSO CIATIO N Sale dates for points in territory (w est of Buffalo, N iagara Falls, Salamanca, Pittsburgh, W heeling, Parkersburg, and K enova to and including Chi cago and St. Louis, and north of the Ohio River, including Cincinnati, Louisville and Cairo) .............................................................................................. Sept. 7-13, Incl. Final honoring d a t e ....................................................................................................................... Sept. 20, 1932 C A N A D IA N PASSENG ER ASSO CIATIO N Sale dates for points in Canada, East of and including Armstrong, Fort W illiam and Sault Ste. M arie, Ont....................................................................................... Sept. 7-13, Incl. Final honoring d a t e ....................................................................................................................... Sept. 20, 1932 V A L ID A T IN G D A T E S SEPT. 13-15
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A M E R IC A N D E N T A L A S S O C IA T IO N Buffalo, N. Y.
Sept. 12-16, 1932.
H OTEL RESERVATIO NS In securing hotel reservations for the 1932 Session, consult the hotel rate-sheet and fill out the blank application below. M ail im m ediately to the hotel you w ish to patronize. The hotel w ill then advise you of the reservation which has been made for you. A s your first choice may not be available, kindly indicate a second and a third choice. If none of these are available, the hotel m anager w ill mail your application to the Chairman of H alls and Hotels Committee, who w ill make a reservation for you again in as favorable a hotel as possible. P lease remember that a reservation constitutes a contract with the hotel to provide you with the accommodations you desire. If you find it impossible to carry out your part of the contract, namely, to occupy the room at the tim e agreed on, please write or w ire the hotel, releasing it, in order that your room may be available for other members.
M A IL T H I S A P P L IC A T IO N D I R E C T T O T H E H O T E L H O TEL RESERVA TIO N A m e ric a n D e n t a l A s s o c ia tio n , B u f f a l o ,
N. Y.,
S e p t . 1 2 -1 6 , 1 9 3 2 .
....................................................................................... ..H otel.......................................................................... 1 9 3 2 . Buffalo, N. Y. Please reserve sleeping room accommodations as noted below : .................................... Room (s) with
bath for............................ people. Rate desired $..........................
(per'day) .................................... Room (s) without bath for............................people. Rate desired $.......................... (per day) Second choice hotel............................................................................................... Third choice hotel............................................................. ................................. ROOMS T O BE OCCUPIED BY : ADDRESS IN FULL Applicant.......................................................................................................................................... ...........................
Please confirm this reservation to applicant. I further agree to notify the hotel at once in the event I am unable to use this reservation. IM P O R T A N T T O HOTEL M A N A G E R : In the event you cannot accept this reserva tion, please forward this application at once to Dr. J. G. Roberts, Chairman H alls and Hotels Committee, 1839 Hotel Statler, Buffalo, N. Y., who w ill attend to the assignment of this reservation.
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HO TEL
A rlington 136 Exchange B uffalo W ashington and Swan
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$3.00 3.50 4.00 4.50
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$3.00
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C heltenham 234 Franklin F airfax Delaw are near N orth F ord Delaware near Chippewa
W ith B ath T w o Persons
S T&S T&S T&S TB
3.00-5.00 TB
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5.00-8.00 Suites 10.00-12.00 2.00 S
3.50-4.00 TB 4.50 S, 3 persons 6.00 S, 4 persons 7.50 S, 5 persons
r ay stone
24 Johnson P ark L afayette W ashington and Clinton L ennox 140 N orth M arkeen M ain and U tica Statler Niagara Square
Stuyvesant 245 Elmwood
T ouraine Delaware and Johnson Park W estbrook Delaware a t N orth
M e n ’s H o t e l
3.00-5.00 6.00 T B 3.50 4.00
5.00-6.00 7.00 T B
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T h e Journal of the American D ental Association O F F IC E R S A N D T R U S T E E S O F T H E A M E R IC A N D E N T A L A S S O C IA T IO N 1931-1932
PRESID EN T
M artin D ew ey..................................................................... 17 Park Ave., N ew York City p r e s id e n t e l e c t
G. W alter D ittm a r........................................................59 E. M adison St., Chicago, 111. v ic e p r e s id e n t s
John J . O gden................................................................... Sterick Bldg., Memphis, Tenn. C. R. Law rence...........................................American National Bank Bldg., Enid, Okla. Sterling V. M e a d ..................................1149 Sixteenth St., N . W ., W ashington, D . C. secretary
H arry B. Pinney.............................................................. 212 E. Superior St., Chicago, 111. treasurer
R. H . V olland..............................................................................................Iow a City, Iowa
board of tr u st ee s
M artin Dewey, President, Ex-Officio.............................17 Park Ave., N ew Y ork City G. W a lte r D ittm ar, President Elect, E x-O fficio.. .59 E. M adison St., Chicago, 111. H arry B. Pinney, Secretary, Ex-Officio...................... 212 E. Superior St., Chicago, 111. R. H . Volland, T reasurer, Ex-Officio.............First N at. Bank Bldg., Iow a City, Iowa C. E. Rudolph, ’3 4 .......................905 M etropolitan Bank Bldg., Minneapolis, M inn. ■John F . Stephan, ’3 4 ................................................. 1034 Keith Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio George B. W inter, ’3 4 .......................................................... Frisco Bldg., St. Louis, M o. A lbert W . Crosby, ’3 4 ...................................... 215 W hitney Ave., N ew Haven, Conn. Edw ard H . Bruening, ’3 3 ...................620 City N ational Bank Bldg., Omaha, N ebr. H arvey J. B urkhart, ’3 3 .........................Box 35, East Avenue P. O., Rochester, N . Y. W . O . Talbot, ’3 3 .............................................Medical A rts Bldg., F o rt W orth, Texas A rth u r Cornelius W herry, ,’3 3 ...........910 Deseret Bank Bldg., Salt Lake City, U tah James A. Brady, ’3 2 .................................................2108 N . Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. Sheppard W . Foster, ’3 2 ................................................... 849 Peachtree St., A tlanta, Ga. Frederick H . Lum, J r., ’3 2 ............................................... 151 M ain St., Chatham , N . J. C. N . Johnson, ’3 2 ..........................................................212 E. Superior St., Chicago, 111. J. J. W rig h t, ’3 2 ........................................................ 1218 W ells Bldg., M ilwaukee, W is.
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known as the Colorado College of Dental Surgery. D en tist Lost in Far N orth : K arl Kuehnert, Crystal Lake, 111., graduate of the North western University Dental School in 1931, and dentist of the G renfell M ission on the Labrador, has been m issing since M ay 30, when he took off on a short pleasure trip as a passenger in a Gypsy Moth plane from St. Anthony, near St. John’s, N. F., w here he w as connected w ith the St. Anthony H ospital. Search for Dr. Kuehnert and the pilot of the plane, continued by land and sea for ten days, has been abandoned. N e w L ib ra ry at M edical College o f V ir gin ia: T he Carnegie Corporation, N ew York City, has made an appropriation of $10,000 tow ard the maintenance of the library o f the M edical College of Virginia, which w ill this summer be housed in a handsom e.new build ing. Adjoining the new library of the college, the Richmond Academy of M edicine has built its home and library. T h is w ill contain the famous Joseph L. M iller collection of rare first editions, engravings, silhouettes, medical
curios, etc. T he headquarters of the M edical Society of Virginia w ill also be located in the Academy of M edicine building. Am erican D en tal Society of the A rgentine Republic: A new society has been organized in Argentina consisting of ethical American graduates practicing in that country. A t pres ent, there are twenty active members w ith a prospect of ten more. T h e object is mutual improvement and the elevation of the profes sion through the medium of postgraduate study. T he corresponding secretary is M. V. T idball, Santa Fe 911, Buenos Aires, Argen tina, S. A. D
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B rady, D a v id C., Chicago, 111.; died recent ly from injuries suffered M ay 22, near East Troy, W is., when his automobile overturned; aged 26. Yeatm an, O. B., Evanston, III.; University of Illinois, College of Dentistry, 1920; died recently, after operation for removal o f a chicken bone which had lodged in his throat, with infection and pneumonia ensuing; aged 37.
A N N O U N C EM EN TS* CALENDAR OF M E E T IN G S Am erican Dental Association, Buffalo, N.Y., September 12-16. Am erican Academy of Periodontology, Buf falo, N . Y., September 8-10. Am erican Full Denture Society, Buffalo, N. Y., September 9-10. Am erican Society for the Advancem ent of General Anesthesia in Dentistry, N ew York City, October 24. Am erican Society of Oral Surgeons and Exodontists, Buffalo, N . Y., September 9-10. Association of American W omen Dentists, Buffalo, N. Y., September 12. British, Canadian and Ontario Dental A s sociations, Toronto, August 8-12. Fédération Dentaire Internationale, Zurich, Switzerland, August 2-9. Greater N ew York December M eeting, N ew York City, December 5-9. Interstate Dental Association, Bordentown, N .J ., July 11-13. *Announcements must be received by the i fifth day of the month in order to be pub lished in the forthcoming issue of T h e J
ournal.
Italian Stomatologic Congress, Rome, Sep tember. M ontreal Dental Club, October 13-15. National Association of Dental Examiners, Buffalo, N. Y., September 10. Society for Advancem ent of General A nes thesia in Dentistry, N ew York City, third M onday in February, April, October and December. Southern Society of Orthodontists, K nox ville, Tenn., October 31-Novem ber 2. American Dental Assistants Association, Buffalo, N. Y., September 12-15. American Dental H ygienists’ Association, Buffalo, N. Y., September 12-16. S T A T E SO CIETIES District of Columbia, at George W ashing ton University, W ashington, D . C., second and fourth T uesdays in each month from October to June, inclusive. July N ew Jersey, at Bordentown (11-13). W ashington, at Seattle (5 -9 ). November Florida, at Hollywood (3 -5 ). December Ohio, at Cleveland (5-7).
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Announcements S T A T E BOARD OF D E N T A L EXAM INERS Arizona, at Flagstaff, July 25. Norton J. W ood, Secretary, Grunow Clinic, Phoenix. M ontana, at Helena, July 11-15. T . P. R e gan, Secretary, Helena. N ew Jersey, at Trenton, June 27-July 2. John C. Forsyth, Secretary, 148 W . State St., Trenton.
M ONTREAL D E N T A L CLUB T he eighth annual fall clinic o f the Mon treal Dental Club w ill be held October 13-15, at the W indsor Hotel, w ith a program of essays covering focal infection, prosthodontia, cast abutments and the use of the toothbrush in periodontal disease. T able clinics will also be given. Fee, including luncheon, October 13-14, $17. E
OHIO ST A T E D E N T A L SOCIETY T h e Ohio State Dental Society w ill hold its 1932 m eeting in Cleveland, December 5-7. It is intended to make this the most extensive meeting that the society has ever held, cover ing all branches of dental practice, with es sayists and clinicians drawn from all over the country. J o h n T . R e if k e Outside Publicity Committee 9205 M iles Ave. Cleveland A M ERICAN D E N T A L SO CIETY OF EUROPE (M eeting Cancelled) In v iew of the social unrest and the general economic condition, the annual meeting of the Am erican Dental Society of Europe that w as to have been held in Baden-Baden, August 9-11, has been cancelled. D a w s o n B u c k l e y , Secretary 25 B l v d . Victor H ugo Nice, France A M ERICAN SO CIETY FOR T H E A D V A N C E M E N T OF GENERAL A N E ST H E SIA IN D E N T IS T R Y The first scientific program of the Am eri can Society for the Advancement of General Anesthesia in Dentistry for the season 19321933 w ill be presented October 24 at the N ew York Physicians Club, 133 E. 58th St., N ew York City, with a dinner at 7 and the scientific session at 8:15 p. m. Membership in this or ganization is available to members of the Am erican Dental Association, American M ed ical Association, registered nurses and scien tists interested in the field of anesthesia. L e o n a r d S. M o r v a y , Sec’y-T rea s. 76 Clinton Ave. Newark, N. J.
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Publicity Chairman 1008 M edical A rts BIdg. Montreal
B urbank,
BR ITISH , C A N A D IA N A N D O NTARIO D E N T A L ASSO CIATIO NS T h e attention of the dentists of the United States is directed to the Joint Convention of the British, Canadian and Ontario Dental Associations to be held at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, August 8-12. T h is w ill be the largest dental meeting ever held in Canada and our confrères in the United States are cordially invited as guests. T he g o lf commit tee is arranging an International dental golf tournament so bring your clubs w ith you. F r e d J. C o n b o y , Publicity Committee East Block, Parliam ent Bldgs. Toronto ASSO CIATIO N OF A M ERICAN W OM EN D E N T IS T S T he eleventh annual m eeting o f the Asso ciation of American Women Dentists w ill be held at the Statler Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., Sep tember 12, at 2 p. m., w ith a banquet at 6 :30 p. m. G e n e v a E. G r o t h , Chairman Publicity Committee, 1301 M edical Arts BIdg., Philadelphia, Pa. C O NJO IN T B A N Q U E T OF T H E ASSO CIA TIO N OF M ILITA R Y D E N T A L SURGEONS A N D T H E PREPAR EDNESS LEA G U E OF AM ER IC AN D E N T IS T S T h e Association of M ilitary Dental Sur geons and the Preparedness 'League of Amer ican Dentists w ill hold a conjoint banquet, September 14, at 7 p. m. All members and officers are cordially invited to attend. Joint headquarters w ill be at the H otel Statler. W rite for reservations for banquet to the Con joint Banquet Committee, 1839 Hotel Statler, Buffalo, N. Y.
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The Journal of the American D ental Association RAILROAD R A T E S TO BUFFALO, N. Y.
T h e American Dental Association has discontinued the use of the Identification Convention Certificate, and again this year is using the “Certificate Plan.” T h e certificates w ill be obtain able from your railroad agent, and N O T T H R O U G H T H IS OFFICE. F ollow ing is full in formation regarding the plan. T h e follow ing directions are submitted for your guidance: 1. Be sure that when purchasing going ticket you request a C ER TIFIC A TE. Do not make the m istake of asking fo r a "Receipt.” 2. Present yourself at the railroad station for tickets and Certificates at least 30 minutes before departure of train on which you w ill begin your journey. 3. Certificates are not kept at all stations. If you inquire at your home station, you can ascertain whether Certificates and through tickets can be obtained to place of meeting. If not obtainable at your home station, the agent w ill inform you at w hat station they can be obtained. You can in such case purchase a local ticket to the station which has Certificates in stock, where you can purchase a through ticket and at the same time ask for and obtain a Certificate to place of meeting. 4. Im m ediately on your a rriv a l at the m eeting present your Certificate to the endorsing officer, Dr. John J. Ogden, Vice-President, as the reduced fares for the return journey w ill not apply unless you are properly identified as provided for by the Certificates. 5. I t has been arranged that the Special A gen t of the C arriers w ill be in attendance on Septem ber 13 to X5 from 8:80 a. m. to 5:80 p. m., to va lid a te Certificates. If you arrive at the meeting later than September 15, after the Special Agent has left, you cannot have your Cer tificate validated and consequently you w ill not obtain the benefit of the reduction on the home journey. 6. Certificates issued to children at h a lf fares w ill be counted the same as Certificates held by adults. 7. If your Certificate is duly validated, you w ill be entitled up to and including September 20 to a return ticket v ia the same route over which you made the going journey at one-half of the regular one-w ay tariff fa re from the place of m eeting to the point at w hich your Cer tificate w as issued. (T h e iden tical route m ust be used in both going and return ing in ordeir* to benefit under the Certificate plan.) 8. Return tickets issued at the reduced fares w ill not be good on any limited train on which such reduced fare transportation is not honored. 9. No refun d of fa re w ill be m ade on account of failu re to obtain proper C ertificate when purchasing going tickets, nor on account of fa ilu re to present v a lid a ted Certificate w hen pu r chasing return ticket. A program of exceptional merit has been arranged, and w e extend to you a cordial invita tion to be present. T ransportation Com mittee O.
J.
R. L. H
Spe c k e r , Sp r a u ,
arry
E. J.
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W.
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elson,
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H. B. P i n n e y , Chairm an, 212 East Superior Street, Chicago, 111.
Announcements
1269
T R U N K LINE ASSO CIATIO N Sale dates for N ew York State (east of and including Buffalo, N iagara Falls, Suspension Bridge and Salam anca), N ew Jersey, Pennsylvania (east of and including Erie, Oil City and Pittsburgh), D elaw are, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia and W est Virginia (east of and including W heeling, Parkersburg, K enova, Orange and N o r fo lk )....................Sept. 7-13, Incl. Final honoring d ate...................................................................................................................Sept. 20,1932 T R A N S-C O N T IN E N T A L PASSENG ER ASSO CIATIO N W ESTERN PASSENG ER ASSO CIATIO N Sale dates for Colorado (Julesburg only), Illinois, Iowa, K ansas, M anitoba (see note), M innesota, M issouri, Nebraska, Northern M ichigan, North Dakota, South Dakota, W isconsin........... ........................................................... Sept. 7 - 1 3 , Incl. Colorado (except Julesburg), N ew Mexico, W yom ing................................ Sept. 6-12, Incl. Arizona, British Columbia, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah, Oregon (except via C alifornia), W ashington...................................................................Sept. 5 -1 1 , Incl. California .................................................................................................................... Sept. 4 - 1 0 , Incl. Oregon (via C alifornia) ........................................................................................ Sept. 3 - 9 , Incl. N
o t e — M anitoba
(on G reat Nor., Nor. Pac. and M., St. P. & S. S. M. Rys., also
from W innipeg via Can. N at’l and Can. Pac. Rys.) Final honoring d a t e ........................................................................................................................Sept.
20, 1932
SO U TH EA STER N PASSENG ER ASSO CIATIO N Sale dates for points in territory (south of the Ohio and Potomac and east of the M ississippi R ivers) ................................................................................................... Sept. 7 - 1 3 , Incl. Final honoring d a t e ........................................................................................................................Sept. 2 0 , 1 9 3 2 N E W E N G LA N D PASSENG ER ASSO CIATIO N Sale dates for points in territory (N ew E n g la n d ).......................................................... Sept. 7-13, Incl. Final honoring d a t e ....................................................................................................................... Sept. 2 0 , 1 9 3 2 SO U TH W ESTER N PASSENG ER ASSO CIATIO N Sale dates for Oklahoma, T e x a s............................................................................................ Sept. 6-12, Incl. Arkansas, K ansas, Louisiana, M issouri, also Memphis, Tenn., and Natchez, M iss............................................................................................................... Sept. 7 - 1 3 , Incl. Final honoring d a t e ....................................................................................................................... Sept. 2 0 , 1 9 3 2 CENTRAL PASSENG ER ASSO CIATIO N Sale dates for points in territory (w est of Buffalo, N iagara Falls, Salamanca, Pittsburgh, W heeling, Parkersburg, and K enova to and including Chi cago and St. Louis, and north of the Ohio River, including Cincinnati, Louisville and Cairo) .............................................................................................. Sept. 7-13, Incl. Final honoring d a t e ....................................................................................................................... Sept. 20, 1932 C A N A D IA N PASSENG ER ASSO CIATIO N Sale dates for points in Canada, East of and including Armstrong, Fort W illiam and Sault Ste. M arie, Ont....................................................................................... Sept. 7-13, Incl. Final honoring d a t e ....................................................................................................................... Sept. 20, 1932 V A L ID A T IN G D A T E S SEPT. 13-15
T h e Journal of the American D ental Association
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A M E R IC A N D E N T A L A S S O C IA T IO N Buffalo, N. Y.
Sept. 12-16, 1932.
H OTEL RESERVATIO NS In securing hotel reservations for the 1932 Session, consult the hotel rate-sheet and fill out the blank application below. M ail im m ediately to the hotel you w ish to patronize. The hotel w ill then advise you of the reservation which has been made for you. A s your first choice may not be available, kindly indicate a second and a third choice. If none of these are available, the hotel m anager w ill mail your application to the Chairman of H alls and Hotels Committee, who w ill make a reservation for you again in as favorable a hotel as possible. P lease remember that a reservation constitutes a contract with the hotel to provide you with the accommodations you desire. If you find it impossible to carry out your part of the contract, namely, to occupy the room at the tim e agreed on, please write or w ire the hotel, releasing it, in order that your room may be available for other members.
M A IL T H I S A P P L IC A T IO N D I R E C T T O T H E H O T E L H O TEL RESERVA TIO N A m e ric a n D e n t a l A s s o c ia tio n , B u f f a l o ,
N. Y.,
S e p t . 1 2 -1 6 , 1 9 3 2 .
....................................................................................... ..H otel.......................................................................... 1 9 3 2 . Buffalo, N. Y. Please reserve sleeping room accommodations as noted below : .................................... Room (s) with
bath for............................ people. Rate desired $..........................
(per'day) .................................... Room (s) without bath for............................people. Rate desired $.......................... (per day) Second choice hotel............................................................................................... Third choice hotel............................................................. ................................. ROOMS T O BE OCCUPIED BY : ADDRESS IN FULL Applicant.......................................................................................................................................... ...........................
Please confirm this reservation to applicant. I further agree to notify the hotel at once in the event I am unable to use this reservation. IM P O R T A N T T O HOTEL M A N A G E R : In the event you cannot accept this reserva tion, please forward this application at once to Dr. J. G. Roberts, Chairman H alls and Hotels Committee, 1839 Hotel Statler, Buffalo, N. Y., who w ill attend to the assignment of this reservation.
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Announcements
HO TEL
A rlington 136 Exchange B uffalo W ashington and Swan
W ith B a th One Person
G
W ithout B ath One Person
$3.00 3.50 4.00 4.50
S* T&S T&S T&S
4.50 5.00 6.00 6.50 6.50
W ithout B ath Two Persons
$3.00
$5.00
C heltenham 234 Franklin F airfax Delaw are near N orth F ord Delaware near Chippewa
W ith B ath T w o Persons
S T&S T&S T&S TB
3.00-5.00 TB
$1.50
5.00-8.00 Suites 10.00-12.00 2.00 S
3.50-4.00 TB 4.50 S, 3 persons 6.00 S, 4 persons 7.50 S, 5 persons
r ay stone
24 Johnson P ark L afayette W ashington and Clinton L ennox 140 N orth M arkeen M ain and U tica Statler Niagara Square
Stuyvesant 245 Elmwood
T ouraine Delaware and Johnson Park W estbrook Delaware a t N orth
M e n ’s H o t e l
3.00-5.00 6.00 T B 3.50 4.00
5.00-6.00 7.00 T B
3.50
5.00-6.00 TB
3.00 5.00
5.00 6.00 T B
3.50 4.00 4.50 5.00 6.00 7.00
5.50 6.00 6.50 7.00 T B 8.00 T B 9.00 TB-10.00 TB
3.00
4.00 Suites 5.00 Suites 6.50
3.00 3.50
5.00 6.00 T B
2.00
3.00 4.00 TB
Suites 6.00 Suites 8.50 Suites 9.00
(M en only)
308 Pearl *S, shower, T&S, tub and shower; T B , twin beds.
3.50-4.00
1.00
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T h e Journal of the American D ental Association O F F IC E R S A N D T R U S T E E S O F T H E A M E R IC A N D E N T A L A S S O C IA T IO N 1931-1932
PRESID EN T
M artin D ew ey..................................................................... 17 Park Ave., N ew York City p r e s id e n t e l e c t
G. W alter D ittm a r........................................................59 E. M adison St., Chicago, 111. v ic e p r e s id e n t s
John J . O gden................................................................... Sterick Bldg., Memphis, Tenn. C. R. Law rence...........................................American National Bank Bldg., Enid, Okla. Sterling V. M e a d ..................................1149 Sixteenth St., N . W ., W ashington, D . C. secretary
H arry B. Pinney.............................................................. 212 E. Superior St., Chicago, 111. treasurer
R. H . V olland..............................................................................................Iow a City, Iowa
board of tr u st ee s
M artin Dewey, President, Ex-Officio.............................17 Park Ave., N ew Y ork City G. W a lte r D ittm ar, President Elect, E x-O fficio.. .59 E. M adison St., Chicago, 111. H arry B. Pinney, Secretary, Ex-Officio...................... 212 E. Superior St., Chicago, 111. R. H . Volland, T reasurer, Ex-Officio.............First N at. Bank Bldg., Iow a City, Iowa C. E. Rudolph, ’3 4 .......................905 M etropolitan Bank Bldg., Minneapolis, M inn. ■John F . Stephan, ’3 4 ................................................. 1034 Keith Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio George B. W inter, ’3 4 .......................................................... Frisco Bldg., St. Louis, M o. A lbert W . Crosby, ’3 4 ...................................... 215 W hitney Ave., N ew Haven, Conn. Edw ard H . Bruening, ’3 3 ...................620 City N ational Bank Bldg., Omaha, N ebr. H arvey J. B urkhart, ’3 3 .........................Box 35, East Avenue P. O., Rochester, N . Y. W . O . Talbot, ’3 3 .............................................Medical A rts Bldg., F o rt W orth, Texas A rth u r Cornelius W herry, ,’3 3 ...........910 Deseret Bank Bldg., Salt Lake City, U tah James A. Brady, ’3 2 .................................................2108 N . Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. Sheppard W . Foster, ’3 2 ................................................... 849 Peachtree St., A tlanta, Ga. Frederick H . Lum, J r., ’3 2 ............................................... 151 M ain St., Chatham , N . J. C. N . Johnson, ’3 2 ..........................................................212 E. Superior St., Chicago, 111. J. J. W rig h t, ’3 2 ........................................................ 1218 W ells Bldg., M ilwaukee, W is.