The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30
ALUMNI GREET AVON
Georgetown Men Gather at
Annual Dinner.
ADDRESSED BY DR.. VAUGHN
Scientist RidicuIes Opposition 10
VfVisectiOn, Declaring Doctors Are
Not DemOns-ReV. Father mcneil
ToaSts Alma Mater, and College
Songs Are Sung.

Dr. Tullv Vaughan defended vivisection
and declared humanity owes much to the
use Of the knife on animals. in an adj
dress at the annual dinner Of the George
town Alumni Association at the New VII
lard last night.
More than 200 graduates Of the uni
versity heard the noted surgeon. He said
every precaution is taken to lessen the
pain of animals used for science
Rev Or. Joseph A. Himmel, : J., rec
tor Of Georgetown; Rev. Mark Mcneil, of
the academic faculty; J. s Flannery. q
graduate of the Law College. and Repre-
sentative Charles D. Lands, of Indiana,
were the other speakers. George Z. Ham
Hton. president of the Capitol Traction
! Company. was POSTMASTER. Scattered
about the banquet board were men in
every walk of life who owe their ale
Igiance 10 the college by the Potomac.
! DR.. Naughan's name was received with
enthusiasm when the postmaster called
upon him, and when he arose he said he
Ihad carefully considered things to talk
about, and had chosen vivisection because
la Is q subject kept constantly before
the public
| IAose WHO are oIiuse" 10 'Il' pa "'"''
| he said. are not necessarily FANATICS
They are merely ignorant of the facts.
ut. -,,,,, - ,ti,t- mot doc+ors are
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/ demons VINO spend tlelT iHe plahh-lS
/ excrUtiating fortunes for helpless animals.
eDo animals really suffer- At iustitu-
tions where htese operations are made
anesthetIcs are given just as they are TO
humans
Pain is largely a quality Of the mind.
] Tho dread of main many peorle think
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gives lAe greatest 9u'le'i is. Ai'Ili'ai' nav g
none of this apprehension
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!
! operations on the human HeaiN "'" 'ii"'
/ science fund the way by driving nails
/ fFr,7,rrt docs. hearts FIRST He said the
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! cure l'I cancer iiL6Al Sv'I oT o'7|'' '''N
/ through viviscctiGn.
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a very good sign
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Rev. Father Mcneil was called upon for
the toast of The evening, and his theme
was his alma mater. He said:
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