Odeon—“In the Days of Daniel
Boone” and comedies.
CIRRENT EVENTS
Travelers luncheon at 1 o'clock at
St. Andrew’s lunch room.
000T0RS TO LEAVE
SUNDAY FOR EAST
Special Pullman To Carry
Birmingham Physicians To
Capital Convention
Twenty-five or more Birmingham
doctors will leave Sunday morning
in a special Pullman for Washington,
where they will attend the seven
teenth annual convention of the
; Southern Medical associatio-n. which
will be held November 13 to 15. C. P.
Loranz, secretary and treasurer ot
the association, left Friday, going
ahead to make final arrangements
for the Birmingham delegation.
The doctors* special Pullman will
form a part of the special train which
the Southern railway will operate
from New Orleans. It is due to leave
Birmingham at 6:45 o'clock Sunday
morning. Dr. W. G. Leathers ol'
■ Jackson. Miss., president of the as
| sociation, will be one of its passen
gens.
Among the Birmingham doctors
! who will be included in the party are:
! Dr. Seale Harris, Dr. B. L. Wyman,
1 Dr. J S. McLester. Dr. J. Ross Sny
der, Dr. T. D. Parke, Dr. J. A. Mead
ows, Dr. M. Y. Dabney, Dr. E. Law
rence Scott. Dr. Wyatt S. Roberts,
Dr. J. M. Mason, Dr. James R. Gar
ber. Dr. Cunningham Wilson and Dr.
J. D. Dowling. Other Alabama doc
tors will include Dr. W. W. Harper of
Selma and Dr. H. W. Welch, state
health office, of Montgomery.
The party will attend several clin
ics in Baltimore and at the University
of Virginia before returning home.
