Abstract
PROGRAM 1. Introductory Address on the general subject of heredity. Dr. Walter Timme. 2. The characteristic of heredity and inherited constitutional predisposition. Dr. Charles L. Dana. 3. The biologic mechanism of heredity. Contributor to be announced. 4. The parts of the central nervous system which tend to exhibit morbid recessive or dominant characters. Dr. Smith Ely Jelliffe. 5. Is there fundamental similarity in the pathological processes which occur in the different parts of the central nervous system in the various hereditary nervous and mental diseases? Dr. Leon H. Cornwall. 6. Is there fundamental similarity in the pathological processes which occur in the extraneural systems of the body in the various hereditary nervous and mental diseases? Dr. Nolan D. C. Lewis. 7. The diseases and accidents occurring during pregnancy, labor and early childhood which if unrecognized would lead one to believe that the resulting condition was a hereditary disease. Dr. Charles
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