The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-22
heard throughout the house, the audi
ence giving close attention, and the
speaker speaking in Il clear, resonant

heard throughout the house, the audi
once giving close attention, and the
| speaker speaking in Il clear, resonant
voice.
DIR. Mcdaniel referred to the tender
tics TINT bound him to the students
of the Medical College, a large number
OF whom have been accustomed to at
tend the First Baptist Church. and
proving one of the chief inspirations
to the pastor
sacrifice" was the subject Of the adj
dress. Tho life OF the physician was
graphically described as one of unceas-
ing labor and incorporating sacri-
flee.
Eve pass this way but once. Let
lis any fellowman in need. let us help
him now. for we shall not pass this
way again"
The speaker pointed out that the
principle of life is sacrifice. The noun
tain gives of it's soil and its SHOWS to
valley gives life to tho herb, and the
herb in turn gives up its life for the
OF the soil or for the
strengthening of man. God is con-
stantly giving Himself. Man can re-
ccive nothing except 1t is given MIN
from above.
The speaker developed his theme,
showing how every advance in oduca-
ton, science, state and religion had
been purchased by tremendous sncri-
flee. In closing, DR.. Mcdaniel paid q
glowing tribute to the name Of Lee,
saying that his greatness had It's claim,
not in AppomattoX, and not on the
but on that morning at Ar
lington when he turned his back on
a successful career and threw in his
lot with the people of his State, in
what he knew from the first was a
losing cause.
The speaker made his close an APP
into life to keep ever before their eyes
the highest ideals and the noblest
models.
Board Of Visitors.
The feature OF the meeting Of the
board Of visitors Of the Medical Col
lege of Virginia yesterday was the
presentation Of a fine oil portrait Of the
late DR.. j. B. McCaw to the board, and
unwilling OF bronze tablets to DR.. Nc
cav and to the late DR.. w. Augustus
Lee, formerly of tho adjunct faculty.
The portrait of DR.. McCaw, for many
years a member of the faculty and form
err president of the board, is hand
speaking likeness Of the subject. II
was painted by Mr.. j. P. Williams, OF
this city. The presentation address
was made by Dr. William II. Taylor
of the faculty. and the response on tho
part of the board accepting the por-
trait, was made by Mr.. D. l.. Pulliam, OF
Manchester. Both addresses were
graceful and appropriate and en-
braced appropriations Of the subject OF
the portrait. one of the leading physi.
| clans of the city.
Or. Greer Baughman made the ad-
dress at the unwilling OF the tablet to
DR.. W. a. Ice, and an appropriate re-
Spouse was made by DR.. j. NJ, Burke
Of Petersburg, for the board. Both
speakers offered tributes to Dr. Lee
who was one of the most beloved men
connected with the college.
The election Of professors by the
hoard Of visitors was announced In
the address of DIR. Christopher Temp
kns at the commencement.
| A series Of valuable clinics We're
held yesterday by DR.. Lewis G. Bosher
DIR. Daniel j. Coleman, DR.. George Ber
Johnston and others. A luncheon was
rendered by the faculty and nfter the
evening exercises at the Auditorium &
hand some banquet was rendered to the
| faculty. alumni and graduating elias:
| at the Masonic Temple.