[Sidenote: 3-15 p.m.] "The Place of Eugenics in the Medical Curriculum." H. E. Jordan, Professor of Histology and Embryology, University of Virginia, and Chairman Eugenics Section American Breeders' Association for the Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality. Discussion. [Sidenote: 4 p.m.] "The History of a Healthy, Sane Family showing Longevity, in Catalonia." Valenti y Vivo, Professor of Medicine and Toxicology, University of Barcelona Spain. FAREWELL ADDRESS. By the President. THE EXHIBITION. The Exhibition in connection with the First International Eugenics Congress will include--(1) Charts, pedigrees, photographs, and specimens illustrative of Heredity, especially in man. (2) Relics of Charles Darwin, Sir Francis Galton and Gregor Mendel. (3) Portraits of Notable Workers. The Committee desires to make the Exhibition as fully representative as possible of the past history and present state of the sciences of Heredity and Eugenics. Many interesting exhibits have been received from America, France, Germany and all parts of the United Kingdom. Professor von Gruber has sent over from the International Race Hygiene Congress, held in Dresden, in 1911, a collection of exhibits representative of German work. The American Eugenics Record Office is sending an important exhibit, as are also the State Epileptic Colony of New Jersey, and Dr. Goddard, of Vineland. Among the British Exhibitors are Major Leonard Darwin, Professor Punnett, Mr. Wheler, Mr. Whetham, Mr. Nettleship, Mr. E. J. Lidbetter and many others. An Illustrated Catalogue is in preparation, and will be on sale at the Book Stall. Many of the Exhibitors have signified their intention of attending the Congress, and their willingness to explain their exhibits to enquirers. MEMBERS OF GENERAL COMMITTEE.