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Show MEETK OF DENTISTS TO BE SOOfiESSED BY BIG MEN Salt Lake, May 30. Dr. Truman W. Brophy of the Chicago College of the best known dental scientists of the United States, will address the convention of the Utah State Dental society, which will meet at the Hotel Utah June 22, 23 and 24. Dr. Brophy is an honorary member in every Eu ropean national society and is either an active or honorary member in every ev-ery North American society of prominence. prom-inence. The highest honor (gained by Dr. Brophy ia that of twice being president of the International Dental Federation. His re-election set a precedent pre-cedent In that body of famous scientists scien-tists of European and American countries. coun-tries. Dr. Thomas W. Hartzeli of Minneapolis, Minne-apolis, famed mostly as a research worker, will give a public lecture on 'Dental Diseases In Relation to Public Pub-lic Health," in addition to a technical lecture and clinic before dentists Dr Hartzeli is head, of the department of dentistry at the University of Minnesota. Minne-sota. Dr. W. E. Cummer of the Toronto Royal College of Dental Surgery will be another speaker at the convention according to announcement last night' Hif T?1! fJveA a le?ture and- clinic on "Partial Dentures." Dr.A - WfitarbBk-)tOqlqra4o Springs, superlnatendent of dental surgery of Colorado college, also will be on the programme for a lecture and clinic. In addition to those speakers, there will be at least sixteen clinics and twelve speakers of local prominence. The convention will be open not only to Utah dentists, hut also to any other members of the profession who may wish to attend. Letters have been received by Dr. A. C. Wherry from dentists of several intermoun-tain intermoun-tain states, saying they wished to attend, at-tend, and present indications are that from 200 to 250 will be present rvi |
