The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-14
STATE DOCTORS
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Cd BY the Telegram are as follows:
L. II. Harris. New Creek,
Charles F. Amos, Mt. Glare
S. Al. Mason, city.
j. w. Mcdonald. Fairmont
J. E. Wilson. city.
J. H. Doyle. Grafton.
N. B. Cox, Shinnston.
r. B. iNptter3 Enterprise.
w. s. Michael Tunnelton.
r. .. Bryan. Moatsyiiie.
c. g. Jarvis, city.
Mr. Peck, city.
John Folk, Bridgeport
]. w. Webb. Wilsonburg.
]. g.. Cannady, Charleston
J. W Kidd, Burnsviile.
j. NJ. Mclaughlin. Webster Springs.
Frank LeMoyne Hupp. Wheeling.
G. J. Scott, Parkers6urg.
G. A. Wingerter, Wheeling.
F. L. Hupp, Wheeling.
w. s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
w. s. Keen. Parkersburg.
John R. Cook, Fairmont.
J. A. S. Grimm, ST. Marys.
John N. Simpson, Morgantown.
w. H. Sharp, Parkersburg.
A. ]. Woofteg Weston.
o. F. Covert Moundsville.
JamesR. Bloss, Huntington.
w. A. Marsh, Warrington,
F.B. Murphy sPhillppi.
r. A. Haynes city.
VIM. Neil, Charles Town.
Robert e. Nenning, Charles Town.
L. w. Rose, Parkersburg.
E. A. Hildreth, sr., Wheeling.
E. "A. Hill, Jr.. Wheeling.
F. within, Fairmont.
C. f. Boyers, Jr., Fairmont.
j. II. Browntield, Fairmont.
B. B. Cox, Morgantown.
c. r. Peck, city.
Gle Rodgers, Elkins.
ID. G. Coplin, Boothsville.
A. r. Butt, Davis.
John 7. Thornton, Wheeling.
c. B. Williams, Philippi.
G. 7. Smith, Croxton, Va.
]. w. offuer, Tunnelton.
w. w. Hess, volga.
o. w. Ladwig, Elenwood.
G. H. Hall, Elkins.
il. D. Hatfield, Elkhorn.
G. l.. Howell, Worthington.
NJ. o. Fisher, Parkersburg.
A. P. Jones, Pennsboro.
A. Poole, West Union.
ID. F. Scott, Terra Alta.
e. B. Fittro, Salem,
j. A. Jameson, FaiTmont.
p. P. Ogden, Fairmont.
G. N. Brown, Adamston.
b. F. Shuttleworth, city.
An informal social session wit be
held at the Waldo tonight from s to
IL o'clock and the banquet will be-
gin at 10 O'Clock.
An appreciatIve audience listened
to the. addresstS at the. opera house
Wednesday, night. DR.. Fleming How
ell was the presiding officer and intro
duced the speakers.
DIR. c. A. Wingerter, of Wheeling,
delivered a lengthy and able lecture
Physician and People" In consider
able detail he discussed the code of
ethics of the profession and the per-
sonal devotion OF the physician to
his calling. Especially sensational
was the charge made that the people
do not appreciate the physician and
are neglectful in paying him for his
services. Another sensation was his
bitter denunclation of the patent
medicines and the quack doctors. He
insisted that only physicians, who arc
members of the medical society and
the post graduate school of such So
ciety should be retained or employ
ed. He pronounced any other ply
sIclan a dangerous man.
C. A. Mcqueen, of Charleston, next
discussed in an interesting manner
"a Tubercular Sanitarium for West
Virginia."
DR.. Late >coplin OF the faculty OF
the Jefferson Medical College at Phil
adeIphia, a native of this county, was
the last speaker on the program. Ills
address was brief but able. He dis
cussed sanitation and closing paid a
high tribute to the late DR.. William
Late, of Bridgeport, for whom he
was named.
Addresses will be made tomorrow
forenoon and afternoon and the cleo
ton OF officers will be held in the az
ternoon. The convention will close
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