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N A T IO N A L S O C IE T IE S .
November.
National Dental Association, New York City, O ctober 22-26. National A ssociation o f Dental Facul ties— N ew Y ork City, O ctober 19 and 20. National A ssociation o f Dental Exam i ners, New Y ork City, O ctober 22-23.
S T A T E S O C IE T IE S . June. Colorado— Glenwood Springs, June 21, 22, 23. Connecticut— New London, June 28, 29 and 30. Florida— A tlantic Beach, June 20, 21 and 22. New Ham pshire— Soo-Nipi, June 20, 21 and 22. N orth Carolina— Durham, June 27, 28 and 29. Pennsylvania— Philadelphia, June 26, 27, 28. T ennessee— Memphis, June 19, 20, 21 and 22. Utah— Salt Lake City, H otel Utah, June 28, 29 and 30. W ashington— Tacom a, June 21, 22 and 23.
July. New Jersey— A tlantic City, July 11, 12, 13. W isconsin— Janesville, July 10, 11, 12.
October. National Capital— Chamber of Com m erce, O ctober 2. R hode Island— Providence, October. 691
Arizona— Phoenix, November.
December. Ohio— Cleveland, D ecem ber 4, 5, 6.
A R K A N S A S E X A M IN A T IO N . The Arkansas State Board of Dental Exam iners w ill hold its annual meeting and an exam ination at the M arion Hotel in Little Rock, Arkansas, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 21st, 22nd and 23rd. A pplicant for examination must be a graduate o f a reputable Dental School. Exam ination theoretical and practical. F ee and application should be filed as soon as convenient and at least ten days b efore the examination. F or further in form ation address, DR. I. M. STERNBERG, Secretary, Ft. Smith, Ark.
TEN N ESSEE STA TE DEN TAL S O C IE T Y . T h e Golden Jubilee o f the Tennessee Dental Society w ill be held in Memphis, June 19, 20, 21, 22. The officers promise the m ost attractive program ever pre sented in the South. Social features will be prominent. All ethical dentists in vited— com e and bring your wives. D. M. CA TTELL, President. C. E. HINES, Secretary.
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C O N N E C T IC U T S T A T E D E N T A L ASSO C IA T IO N .— S P E C IA L N O TICE. Owing to war conditions, it has been necessary to change the dates of the an nual m eeting of the Connecticut State Dental A ssociation from June 14, 15, and 16th to June 28, 29, and 30, at H otel Gris wold, New London. H ope that this change o f dates w ill m eet with your approval, and assure you that the com m ittee have secured papers, clinics, and exhibits w hich you cannot afford to miss. Plan now to attend; have a good tim e; see and hear what the other fellow is doing. P. A. GANUNG, President. GÈO. S. B. LEONARD, Secretary.
C O N N E C T IC U T S T A T E D E N T A L ASSO C IA T IO N . The fifty-third annual m eeting of the Connecticut State Dental A ssociation w ill be held at the H otel Griswold, New L on don, Connecticut, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 28th, 29th and 30th, 1917. Special effort is being made by the com m ittee in charge to make this the m ost successful m eeting in our history. Distinguished m em bers of the profession have been secured to give interesting pa pers and clinics. An innovation this year is the use o f m oving picture films to show many operations, both surgical and den tal. The Hotel- Griswold, with its fine loca tion, luxurious appointments and w onder ful cuisine offers an ideal place for this convention. It is conducted on the A m er ican plan and special rates have been made by the management. A banquet w ill be given Friday evening for- w hich no additional charge will be made, with a m ost interesting speaker, follow ed by a dance in the ball room. Reservations should be made in ad vance by addressing H. D. Saxton, Mgr., 305 Fifth Avenue, New Y ork City. Those attending w ill be assured a m ost
delightful time. Tennis and golf may be enjoyed. The Shennecossett Golf Links, within walking distance o f the hotel will be at the disposal of the mem bers and will be found one o f the finest in the country. Y ou are earnestly requested to bring the ladies, who w ill en joy special entertainments arranged for their pleas ure. In conjunction with this m eeting the Connecticut Dental H ygienists A ssocia tion w ill hold their third annual meeting on Friday and Saturday, June 29th and 30th. A cordial invitation is extended to mem bers o f the M assachusetts State Den tal Society and all ethical mem bers of the profession. Very truly yours, T. A. GANUNG, L ocal President. GEO. S. B. LEONARD, L ocal Secretary, M ystic, Connecticut.
T H E BOARD O F D E N T A L E X A M IN E R S OF A LA B A M A . The Board of Dental Exam iners o f A l abama will conduct an examination o f ap plicants, for license to practice dentistry in Alabama, at the Birmingham Dental College, in Birmingham, beginning at ten o ’clock M onday morning, June 18th, 1917. All applications accom panied by neces sary fee, with proper credentials should be in the hands o f the Secretary-Treasurer at least one w eek before the' ex aminations begin. For further inform ation, application blanks, etc., address, H. CLAY H ASSE L, Sec.-Treas., Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
NO RTH C A R O L IN A D E N T A L S O C IE T Y The North Carolina Dental Society will hold its forty-third annual meeting at Durham, N. C., June 27, 28 and 29, 1917. R. M. SQUIRES, S ec’y .s '1W ake Forest, N'^fc.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
P E N N S Y L V A N IA S T A T E D E N T A L S O C IET Y . The forty-ninth annual meeting of the Pennsylvania State Dental Society will be held in Philadelphia, June 26, 27, and 28, 1917, at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel. J. F. BIDDLE, See’y, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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turn on O ctober 30th, tw o cents per m ile in each direction. There w ill be no fee for validation. COMMITTEE ON TRA N SPO R TATION, D. C. Bacon, Chairman.
A S SO C IA TIO N OF M IL IT A R Y D E N T A L SU R G EO N S OF T H E U N IT E D STATES.
N A T IO N A L D E N T A L A SSO C IA TIO N . Railroad Rates to nual Session of Association, October
the Tw enty-First An the National Dental New Y ork City, 22-26, 1917.
The Trunk Lines, New England and Central Passenger A ssociations have granted a rate of tw o cents per m ile in each direction, going and returning via the same route only, lim ited to m idnight o f O ctober 30th. Going tickets in Trunk Line territory w ill be on sale O ctober 19th, 20th, 21st, at the one w ay fares, on the certificate plan, these certificates to be endorsed by General Secretary Otto U. K ing and to be validated by the Special Agent of the railroads who w ill be in attendance on O ctober 24th-25th-26th. Return tickets to be sold on presentation o f validated certificates O ctober 24th to 29th at the difference between the fares paid on the going trip and the fares fo r the round trip. Return lim ited to continuous pas sage to destination and not later than O ctober 30th. This applies on tickets w ith a minimum o f $1.00 for round trip. New England Passenger Association tickets to be sold or certificates issued and good going O ctober 19th-20th and 21st and returning not later than O ctober 30th, tw o cents per mile each direction, shore line mileage, going and returning via the same route only. Central Passenger Association terri tory round trip tickets requiring valida tion at N ew Y ork City w ill be sold on O c tober 19th-20th and 21st with a final re
The Annual m eeting o f the Association o f M ilitary Dental Surgeons of the Unite 1 States w ill be held at H otel Astor, New Y ork City, O ctober 23-26th, 1917. J. D. M ILLIKIN, President. S. W . Hussy, Secretary.
S E C T IO N OF O R A L H Y G IE N E . .The local com m ittee is planning an Oral Hygiene program that w ill be of value to mem bers from every community. Efforts are being made to assem ble the many oral hygiene educational exhibits w hich will be displayed in the large audi torium of the M etropolitan Building. An afternoon session is to be devoted to in dustrial dentistry, to w hich w ill be in vited representatives from the welfare departments of large m anufacturing con cerns. vForceful and well inform ed speak ers w ill discuss this subject. A t an evening m eeting in the Grand Ball R oom at the H otel Astor, the sub ject, “ Dental Conservation o f the School Child,” w ill be taken up topically by men o f experience and a ll'in terested in mu nicipal clinics, com m unity clinics, and lecture work in the public schools, will find a fund of inform ation at this m eet ing. A conference w ill also be arranged to discuss the Dental H ygienists consider ing legislation, curriculum and training and her place in private office and clinic. A L B E R T H. STEVENS, Chairman, Oral H ygiene Sub-Committee, L ocal Committee of Arrangements.
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TH E JOURNAL OF TH E NATION AL DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
IM P O R T A N T N O T IC E FROM P R E P A R E D N ES S LE A G U E .
S P E C IA L
N O T IC E TO M E M B E R S OF S T A T E BOARDS.
Dentists held in Buffalo A pril 26, 1917, a resolution was passed establishing an A dvisory Committee com posed of the
In view of the fact that all applicants for such early exam ination w ill be exam ined by the Exam ining Board o f the State in w hich the college is located. It w ill not be necessary for any board to change their date o f examination un less a dental college is located in their State.
present Officers, A dvisory Board, Board o f Trustees and Ad Interim Committee of
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A t a joint m eeting o f the Ad Interim Committee of the National Dental A sso ciation and the A dvisory Committee of the Preparedness League of Am erican
the National Dental Association.
A ction
confirm ing the permanent organization as approved by the National Dental A ssocia tion.
It was also decided that the en
trance fee to the League of $1.00 would continue in force.
Advisory Committee. L. L. Barber, Ohio. H. C. Brown, Ohio. F. M. Casto, Ohio. S. D. Boak, Ohio. T. P. Hinman, Georgia. Otto U. King, Indiana. T. W . Brophy, Illinois. W . H. Logan, Illinois. G. N. W est, Illinois. T. B. Hartzell, Minnesota. T. W . Hergert, W ashington. F. Hetrick, Kansas. J. D. Millikin, California. A. W . Yiney, California. C. J. Lyon, Michigan. E. C. Kirk, Pennsylvania. H. E. Friesell, Pennsylvania. J. V. Conzett, Io"wa. B. H. Smith, Maryland. F. T. Murlless, Connecticut. M. Finley, D istrict of Columbia. H. L. W heeler, New York. H. J. Burkhart, New York. F. W. Low , New York. H. A. Pullen, New York. M. B. Eshleman, New York. J. W . Beach, New York. J. W . BEACH, Chairman, Buffalo, N. Y.
M E X ICO
STATE C IE T Y .
DENTAL
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The next annual m eeting of the New M exico State Dental S ociety w ill be held at Albuquerque, June 25th, 26th and 27th, 1917. The follow in g men have been secur ed for the program : Dr. Dayton D. Camp bell, of Kansas City, Mo., on “ Prosthesis,” Dr. C. C. Allen, o f Kansas City, Missouri, on “ The T eeth in Superstition and Sor c e r y ;” Dr. I. C. Brownlie, of Denver, Col orado, on “ Dental Radiography.” An excellent clinic has been arranged for by mem bers o f the New M exico State Dental Society. The dental Exhibits w ill be unusually good this year. Every ethical dentist in the State of New M exico is invited to attend this meeting. J. J. CLARK E, Secretary, Artesia, New M exico.
TEXAS
S T A T E BOARD O F D E N T A L E X A M IN E R S .
The next m eeting of the Texas State Board of Dental Exam iners w ill be held in the Central H igh School Building, Houston, Texas, beginning M onday m orn ing, June 18th, at 9 o ’clock. No diplo mas exchanged; no reciprocity. A fee of $25.00 should be in the hands o f the Secretary not later than June 13th. F or further particulars and application blank, address, C. M. McCauley, Secretary, 840 W ilson Bldg., Dallas, Texas.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
M A S S A C H U S E T T S BOARD O F EXAM IN ER S. A m eeting o f the M assachusetts Board o f Dental Examiners, for the exam ination o f candidates, w ill be held in Boston, Mass., June 22 to 30, 1917, inclusive. All applications m ust be in the hands o f the S ecretary on or before June 12th. For further inform ation address GEORGE H. PAYNE, Sec., 29 Com monwealth Ave., Boston, Mass.
STATE
O F O K LA H O M A BOARD D E N T A L E X A M IN E R S .
OF
The next regular semi-annual meeting o f the Oklahoma Board of Dental Exam iners w ill be held in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Skirvin Hotel, beginning June 25th. Graduates o f reputable colleges
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presenting fifteen units credit in literary work only eligible to take examination. For inform ation write DR. H. OVERBEY, Secretary, Ryan, Oklahoma.
M O N TAN A S T A T E BOARD O F T A L E X A M IN E R S .
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The Montana State Board o f Dental Exam iners w ill hold their next session fo r exam ination on July 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th, in Helena, Montana. A p plications must be in the hands o f the Secretary ten days before the 1st o f July. For inform ation inquire of DR. G. A. CHEVIGNY, Secretary, 107 Clark Block, Butte, Montana. P O S IT IO N W A N T E D .— Young woman wants p osi tion as Dentist’ s -Assistant. TYiur years experi ence with reputable man. Best o f references. Salary $11.00 per week. Address 475 S. W ash ington, W ichita, Kan.
November.
National Dental Association, New York City, O ctober 22-26. National A ssociation o f Dental Facul ties— N ew Y ork City, O ctober 19 and 20. National A ssociation o f Dental Exam i ners, New Y ork City, O ctober 22-23.
S T A T E S O C IE T IE S . June. Colorado— Glenwood Springs, June 21, 22, 23. Connecticut— New London, June 28, 29 and 30. Florida— A tlantic Beach, June 20, 21 and 22. New Ham pshire— Soo-Nipi, June 20, 21 and 22. N orth Carolina— Durham, June 27, 28 and 29. Pennsylvania— Philadelphia, June 26, 27, 28. T ennessee— Memphis, June 19, 20, 21 and 22. Utah— Salt Lake City, H otel Utah, June 28, 29 and 30. W ashington— Tacom a, June 21, 22 and 23.
July. New Jersey— A tlantic City, July 11, 12, 13. W isconsin— Janesville, July 10, 11, 12.
October. National Capital— Chamber of Com m erce, O ctober 2. R hode Island— Providence, October. 691
Arizona— Phoenix, November.
December. Ohio— Cleveland, D ecem ber 4, 5, 6.
A R K A N S A S E X A M IN A T IO N . The Arkansas State Board of Dental Exam iners w ill hold its annual meeting and an exam ination at the M arion Hotel in Little Rock, Arkansas, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 21st, 22nd and 23rd. A pplicant for examination must be a graduate o f a reputable Dental School. Exam ination theoretical and practical. F ee and application should be filed as soon as convenient and at least ten days b efore the examination. F or further in form ation address, DR. I. M. STERNBERG, Secretary, Ft. Smith, Ark.
TEN N ESSEE STA TE DEN TAL S O C IE T Y . T h e Golden Jubilee o f the Tennessee Dental Society w ill be held in Memphis, June 19, 20, 21, 22. The officers promise the m ost attractive program ever pre sented in the South. Social features will be prominent. All ethical dentists in vited— com e and bring your wives. D. M. CA TTELL, President. C. E. HINES, Secretary.
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TH E JOURNAL OP TH E NATION AL DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
C O N N E C T IC U T S T A T E D E N T A L ASSO C IA T IO N .— S P E C IA L N O TICE. Owing to war conditions, it has been necessary to change the dates of the an nual m eeting of the Connecticut State Dental A ssociation from June 14, 15, and 16th to June 28, 29, and 30, at H otel Gris wold, New London. H ope that this change o f dates w ill m eet with your approval, and assure you that the com m ittee have secured papers, clinics, and exhibits w hich you cannot afford to miss. Plan now to attend; have a good tim e; see and hear what the other fellow is doing. P. A. GANUNG, President. GÈO. S. B. LEONARD, Secretary.
C O N N E C T IC U T S T A T E D E N T A L ASSO C IA T IO N . The fifty-third annual m eeting of the Connecticut State Dental A ssociation w ill be held at the H otel Griswold, New L on don, Connecticut, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 28th, 29th and 30th, 1917. Special effort is being made by the com m ittee in charge to make this the m ost successful m eeting in our history. Distinguished m em bers of the profession have been secured to give interesting pa pers and clinics. An innovation this year is the use o f m oving picture films to show many operations, both surgical and den tal. The Hotel- Griswold, with its fine loca tion, luxurious appointments and w onder ful cuisine offers an ideal place for this convention. It is conducted on the A m er ican plan and special rates have been made by the management. A banquet w ill be given Friday evening for- w hich no additional charge will be made, with a m ost interesting speaker, follow ed by a dance in the ball room. Reservations should be made in ad vance by addressing H. D. Saxton, Mgr., 305 Fifth Avenue, New Y ork City. Those attending w ill be assured a m ost
delightful time. Tennis and golf may be enjoyed. The Shennecossett Golf Links, within walking distance o f the hotel will be at the disposal of the mem bers and will be found one o f the finest in the country. Y ou are earnestly requested to bring the ladies, who w ill en joy special entertainments arranged for their pleas ure. In conjunction with this m eeting the Connecticut Dental H ygienists A ssocia tion w ill hold their third annual meeting on Friday and Saturday, June 29th and 30th. A cordial invitation is extended to mem bers o f the M assachusetts State Den tal Society and all ethical mem bers of the profession. Very truly yours, T. A. GANUNG, L ocal President. GEO. S. B. LEONARD, L ocal Secretary, M ystic, Connecticut.
T H E BOARD O F D E N T A L E X A M IN E R S OF A LA B A M A . The Board of Dental Exam iners o f A l abama will conduct an examination o f ap plicants, for license to practice dentistry in Alabama, at the Birmingham Dental College, in Birmingham, beginning at ten o ’clock M onday morning, June 18th, 1917. All applications accom panied by neces sary fee, with proper credentials should be in the hands o f the Secretary-Treasurer at least one w eek before the' ex aminations begin. For further inform ation, application blanks, etc., address, H. CLAY H ASSE L, Sec.-Treas., Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
NO RTH C A R O L IN A D E N T A L S O C IE T Y The North Carolina Dental Society will hold its forty-third annual meeting at Durham, N. C., June 27, 28 and 29, 1917. R. M. SQUIRES, S ec’y .s '1W ake Forest, N'^fc.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
P E N N S Y L V A N IA S T A T E D E N T A L S O C IET Y . The forty-ninth annual meeting of the Pennsylvania State Dental Society will be held in Philadelphia, June 26, 27, and 28, 1917, at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel. J. F. BIDDLE, See’y, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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turn on O ctober 30th, tw o cents per m ile in each direction. There w ill be no fee for validation. COMMITTEE ON TRA N SPO R TATION, D. C. Bacon, Chairman.
A S SO C IA TIO N OF M IL IT A R Y D E N T A L SU R G EO N S OF T H E U N IT E D STATES.
N A T IO N A L D E N T A L A SSO C IA TIO N . Railroad Rates to nual Session of Association, October
the Tw enty-First An the National Dental New Y ork City, 22-26, 1917.
The Trunk Lines, New England and Central Passenger A ssociations have granted a rate of tw o cents per m ile in each direction, going and returning via the same route only, lim ited to m idnight o f O ctober 30th. Going tickets in Trunk Line territory w ill be on sale O ctober 19th, 20th, 21st, at the one w ay fares, on the certificate plan, these certificates to be endorsed by General Secretary Otto U. K ing and to be validated by the Special Agent of the railroads who w ill be in attendance on O ctober 24th-25th-26th. Return tickets to be sold on presentation o f validated certificates O ctober 24th to 29th at the difference between the fares paid on the going trip and the fares fo r the round trip. Return lim ited to continuous pas sage to destination and not later than O ctober 30th. This applies on tickets w ith a minimum o f $1.00 for round trip. New England Passenger Association tickets to be sold or certificates issued and good going O ctober 19th-20th and 21st and returning not later than O ctober 30th, tw o cents per mile each direction, shore line mileage, going and returning via the same route only. Central Passenger Association terri tory round trip tickets requiring valida tion at N ew Y ork City w ill be sold on O c tober 19th-20th and 21st with a final re
The Annual m eeting o f the Association o f M ilitary Dental Surgeons of the Unite 1 States w ill be held at H otel Astor, New Y ork City, O ctober 23-26th, 1917. J. D. M ILLIKIN, President. S. W . Hussy, Secretary.
S E C T IO N OF O R A L H Y G IE N E . .The local com m ittee is planning an Oral Hygiene program that w ill be of value to mem bers from every community. Efforts are being made to assem ble the many oral hygiene educational exhibits w hich will be displayed in the large audi torium of the M etropolitan Building. An afternoon session is to be devoted to in dustrial dentistry, to w hich w ill be in vited representatives from the welfare departments of large m anufacturing con cerns. vForceful and well inform ed speak ers w ill discuss this subject. A t an evening m eeting in the Grand Ball R oom at the H otel Astor, the sub ject, “ Dental Conservation o f the School Child,” w ill be taken up topically by men o f experience and a ll'in terested in mu nicipal clinics, com m unity clinics, and lecture work in the public schools, will find a fund of inform ation at this m eet ing. A conference w ill also be arranged to discuss the Dental H ygienists consider ing legislation, curriculum and training and her place in private office and clinic. A L B E R T H. STEVENS, Chairman, Oral H ygiene Sub-Committee, L ocal Committee of Arrangements.
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TH E JOURNAL OF TH E NATION AL DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
IM P O R T A N T N O T IC E FROM P R E P A R E D N ES S LE A G U E .
S P E C IA L
N O T IC E TO M E M B E R S OF S T A T E BOARDS.
Dentists held in Buffalo A pril 26, 1917, a resolution was passed establishing an A dvisory Committee com posed of the
In view of the fact that all applicants for such early exam ination w ill be exam ined by the Exam ining Board o f the State in w hich the college is located. It w ill not be necessary for any board to change their date o f examination un less a dental college is located in their State.
present Officers, A dvisory Board, Board o f Trustees and Ad Interim Committee of
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A t a joint m eeting o f the Ad Interim Committee of the National Dental A sso ciation and the A dvisory Committee of the Preparedness League of Am erican
the National Dental Association.
A ction
confirm ing the permanent organization as approved by the National Dental A ssocia tion.
It was also decided that the en
trance fee to the League of $1.00 would continue in force.
Advisory Committee. L. L. Barber, Ohio. H. C. Brown, Ohio. F. M. Casto, Ohio. S. D. Boak, Ohio. T. P. Hinman, Georgia. Otto U. King, Indiana. T. W . Brophy, Illinois. W . H. Logan, Illinois. G. N. W est, Illinois. T. B. Hartzell, Minnesota. T. W . Hergert, W ashington. F. Hetrick, Kansas. J. D. Millikin, California. A. W . Yiney, California. C. J. Lyon, Michigan. E. C. Kirk, Pennsylvania. H. E. Friesell, Pennsylvania. J. V. Conzett, Io"wa. B. H. Smith, Maryland. F. T. Murlless, Connecticut. M. Finley, D istrict of Columbia. H. L. W heeler, New York. H. J. Burkhart, New York. F. W. Low , New York. H. A. Pullen, New York. M. B. Eshleman, New York. J. W . Beach, New York. J. W . BEACH, Chairman, Buffalo, N. Y.
M E X ICO
STATE C IE T Y .
DENTAL
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The next annual m eeting of the New M exico State Dental S ociety w ill be held at Albuquerque, June 25th, 26th and 27th, 1917. The follow in g men have been secur ed for the program : Dr. Dayton D. Camp bell, of Kansas City, Mo., on “ Prosthesis,” Dr. C. C. Allen, o f Kansas City, Missouri, on “ The T eeth in Superstition and Sor c e r y ;” Dr. I. C. Brownlie, of Denver, Col orado, on “ Dental Radiography.” An excellent clinic has been arranged for by mem bers o f the New M exico State Dental Society. The dental Exhibits w ill be unusually good this year. Every ethical dentist in the State of New M exico is invited to attend this meeting. J. J. CLARK E, Secretary, Artesia, New M exico.
TEXAS
S T A T E BOARD O F D E N T A L E X A M IN E R S .
The next m eeting of the Texas State Board of Dental Exam iners w ill be held in the Central H igh School Building, Houston, Texas, beginning M onday m orn ing, June 18th, at 9 o ’clock. No diplo mas exchanged; no reciprocity. A fee of $25.00 should be in the hands o f the Secretary not later than June 13th. F or further particulars and application blank, address, C. M. McCauley, Secretary, 840 W ilson Bldg., Dallas, Texas.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
M A S S A C H U S E T T S BOARD O F EXAM IN ER S. A m eeting o f the M assachusetts Board o f Dental Examiners, for the exam ination o f candidates, w ill be held in Boston, Mass., June 22 to 30, 1917, inclusive. All applications m ust be in the hands o f the S ecretary on or before June 12th. For further inform ation address GEORGE H. PAYNE, Sec., 29 Com monwealth Ave., Boston, Mass.
STATE
O F O K LA H O M A BOARD D E N T A L E X A M IN E R S .
OF
The next regular semi-annual meeting o f the Oklahoma Board of Dental Exam iners w ill be held in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Skirvin Hotel, beginning June 25th. Graduates o f reputable colleges
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presenting fifteen units credit in literary work only eligible to take examination. For inform ation write DR. H. OVERBEY, Secretary, Ryan, Oklahoma.
M O N TAN A S T A T E BOARD O F T A L E X A M IN E R S .
D EN
The Montana State Board o f Dental Exam iners w ill hold their next session fo r exam ination on July 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th, in Helena, Montana. A p plications must be in the hands o f the Secretary ten days before the 1st o f July. For inform ation inquire of DR. G. A. CHEVIGNY, Secretary, 107 Clark Block, Butte, Montana. P O S IT IO N W A N T E D .— Young woman wants p osi tion as Dentist’ s -Assistant. TYiur years experi ence with reputable man. Best o f references. Salary $11.00 per week. Address 475 S. W ash ington, W ichita, Kan.