The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-01
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 GET LICENSE -.cessful Applicants Are Made Known. SIxTY-sIx MEN ARE QUALIFIED Second Batch of Certificates Since
 Law Took Effect. Democracy es New Regulations by state Board of Health |. Apparent. Giving Chance to Undergrad-
 uates as wen a. Graduates.
5IxTY-SIx MEN ARE QUALIFIED

Certificates of qualification were formally issued yesterday by the State Board of Health to sIxty-six applicants xo practice medicine in Alabama. Most pf the successful applicants are young men and are residents of the State, though there are a few who reside out side and intend to come to this State to engage In their practice.
 The members of the Examining Board are said to be gratified by the average display of competence In the papers submitted to them. The an n0uncements of yesterday are the re- suit sof grading papers of applicants who came to, Montgomery near the first of July for the regular semi- annual exaninatiens. The certificates were sent out yesterday from the of flee of Dr. W. H zfSanders. state Health Ohicer.
 The list of the successful follows:
 James Ernest Walker. Selma. Ala i; Murray Cobb Hollis. Sulllgent. Ala ]; William T.. Wrenn, Sumterville, Ala : John c. Moore, Hamilton. Aia.s J. ". H. Herrulan. Autaueaville Ala W R. smith. Florala, Ala; B L. Green. lGaasden, Ala; J c. Morrison, Tal- jassee. Ala: J. A. Minus. Ridgeviiie, E. C.. J.xE. Harden, Rockfofd, Ala R E. Peebles. Btrfnfnghan1, Ala. D !, n Ffnlav. Pollard. Ala ;. O. A. Jack son. Brightwater, Ala: J. J, Pettus, Madison, Ala: D. R. Cornelius. Err mingham. Ala; H, H. Henderson. But Ter Springs Ala Huey Watson, Banks, Ala. P Long Birmingham, Ala. i; Al. M Richards. Baker Hill, Ala; K. B. Wslliams Fillmore, Ala; w. H. Broth CTS (coloredl, Montgomery, Ala. Emily Blakfslee, Sanduslky. O.. N. p. Cashin fcolored), Decatur, Ala; A. L. Stabler Thorsby. Ala; William Robertson. New Decatur. Ala |. O. C. Mastin. Cit ronelle, Ala: g Napers, nlfnins. l,l c. W. Nixon, Bowies. Ala: W. w. McGhee, Montgomery. Ala; p. W Cawthon, Mobile. Ala; J. K Armis- tead, Marvin. Ala i; ". L.. Shackelford. Columbus. Miss. w. B Wright, War rior. Ala D, s. Moore Jrs, Blrming- ham. Ala as; S. c. Seay Pratt City, Ala i. F. ". Merfwether. Andalusia, Ala. i; D. H. Wright. Corona, Ala S. Norton. Birmingham. Ala ,s E. g.. Ml- Ter TaiIadewa. Ala: e.. e. MaccieaT Fforasa Ala U. Reaves, Anniston, Ala. H. A. Greenwood, New Orleans, Iass B.s. Lester Guthrie Ky. ,: H :. K TippfTls.y BreWtor, Ala; S. L. BuYde- shaw, FfeadIand. Ala; c. W. Farrar, BirmIngham. Ala.; s. R Hanaerss BirFnlngham. Ala. H. e, Camp, Ialia- dega, Ala. R. c. Speir, Furman, Ala.i ! Nte4 T1tuCAGts v tfs - ts~fff H r{ sehugarhaan Bifntnghan, Ala; < ygnv TMorf, Memphis. Tenn W.sIs: AnAFkxa Eea4rice AiA.. w. Ftenf~ Saa IT.. Montgomery Aia.i v F., Adams. Mobile Ala <. s. F. Nasn' Brookwood., Ala. H. P, Pearce, BIT minghafi. Ala: F. F. Hogan, . 6
 mingham, Ala. A Henaracks, 1,.-a,. ,n,E- aide Ala T. M Carr. Ft. Deposit, Ala. S. s. Busby, prifton.: Ala H q. Owen Bessemer Ala. F. J, Lee, fine Hill. Ala. and A. P often, Adason' Ala ..,s,.a .. the second to be qualified by the StaLe Board since the new examihatioh saw 1vant into efect which was passed at the lasf sesslon of the Legislature. The first fist came from the January exam nations at the beginning of the evF-
 s, .pyobabfy in no state is there more deaecracy In the law reguiatln9 ms anpl4cants for. medical license than obtains in the Alabanaa system. fhe sxan,inations required to be held at ,<sss tvyies s wear ln Montgomery, are oner to not alone graduates of medi- cal colleges but to non-gFaduate stu
 This liberal provision in the new stat,ita offers an opportunity for ann bilious and apt students In any eot- fsxe wh o, by virtue of more appltca- tIon than the average, have ae- auired sufaeient learning to. entitled them to oertifeates. necessary con- sequence of such liberality. of course, tA fthas- there Is often a procession tvvicA A year to the Capitol of under graduates who should perhaps have re- fnaired at home or In college another wear or two., But even to those who are refused certificates there is the opportunity of taking another exanin- ation within six months thereafter.
 The amended law also abolishes the county examinations. All cnieiaI qiies- tions have to be answered in Montgofn- cry under. the direction, of the State Board of representatives, of that body. .l It Is felt that the county examinations though they were once in demand and