The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-08
IT'S WORK ENDED.
Florida Dental Associations Next
Meeting TO BE in St AuguStine

Florida Dental Associations Next
Meeting to Be i'm st. Augustine.
Ocala. Fla, May THE fourteenth an
nual session of the Florida Dental Asso-
citation has completed its labors and many
of the delegates have left.
Many of the delegates witnessed tbs Sim
&c in the dental parlor of Drs. CnAsa &
Son this morning by Drs. Jewe and
Chase before the regular sermon began.
The first paper discussed was on How to
Increase the Attendance of the Dental So
cietes," by Drs. Hannah and Jones' The
Systematic Treatment was then ably
discussed by Drs. Allen and Foster, after
which an election of officers for the ensu-
ing year resulted as follows: President
L. Ewing Smith of st. Augustine; first
vice president l.. Wallen of Tampa; second
vice president, r. p. Henderson of Bar
tow; secretary, Carroll D. Frink of Fer
nandina; treasurer l.. F. Fink of Lake
City. The executive committee is as fol-
lows F. B. Hannah of Umatilla, chair
man; l.. c. Elkins. St. Augustine; L. M
Fink, Jasper; H. r. Estes, Palatka, and
R. L. McMullen, Largo.
Miss Ethel Fink was placed on the hon
orary roll of membership and also made
the official stenographer of the society and
assistant secretary.
St. Augustine was designated as the
next place of meeting and the first Tues
DAY IN May set as the time. 1t was left
with the president to name delegates to
represent the Florida society at the ma
tional meeting of dentists at Old Point
Comfort on Aug. 2, and he named S. W.
Allen of Tampa. j. n. Jones of Jackson
vile, L. G. Elkin of st. Augustine j. E.
Chase of Ocala, R. A. Shine of Tallahassee,
j. D. L. French of Gainesville, L. M Fink
OF Jasper, and the retiring capable and
aHable president, DR.. William Mel. Dancy
of Jacksonville. On motion, the name of
the new president, DR.. S. Ewing Smith, was
also added to the list. This completed the
business of the fourteenth annual session,
and after adopting the usual courteous
resolution of thanks to the citizens and in
dividuals, the meeting adjourned.
The bicycle race which takes place to-
morrow afternoon will be a grand sue
cess, as everything is now in readiness,
with prize for nearly every rider. The
entrance fee is 81 for the men, 50 cents for
the boys, and 25 cents for the SOW race.
Those who will compete for the prizes are
as follows:
Mems Road Race. V. Roberts E. l..
Spar, r. E. Yonge, Jr., f. E. Bugbee, Fl.
Crook, John r.. DeVane, H. w. Jones. d.
70. Davidson Sam L. Ditto. l.. A Hendon,
Frank G. Anthony and Frank E. Math-
ews.
Slow Race-E. l.. Spar. C. V. Roberts,
r. E. Yonge, Jr., f. E. Bugbee J. c.
Norcross, John r. DeVane, ]. c. Spurlin,
D. e. Davidson, F. G. Anthony, E. J.
Crook.
Boys Road Race-Clifford Anderson, L.
A. Lucius. Alfred Beck and Gene Cox.
The entries will close at Il o'clock noon
on Friday The boys race is limited to IS
years of age and all races are limited to
Marion county riders.
There are about twenty prizes offered
for various things, fastest rider, best rid
er and most graceful rider and handsom-
est decorated bicycle. Nearly every
rider will be sure of getting some kim
of a prize.