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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
DUKE OF TALLEYRAND DEAD
Anna Gouid's Husband Takes Title mud
becomes Serene H!ghress.

Paris. February 22.-churles will!ar
Frederick Bosom D. Talleyrand- pcri.
cord. fourth Duke OF Talleyrand. and
father OF Prince De sagan. who married
the Countess dc Castellane. formerly
Anna Gould. died yesterday. The duke
was born IN this city May 10. 1889. He
suffered a stroke OF paralysis as the
result OF his experience in tho Charity
Bazaar fire. The French courts ap.
pointed the Duchess De Talley-and his
guardian. \ nephew sought TO get an
order cancell!ng this, but the dukes
Wife outwitted him by abducting her
husband In a sensational manner. She
died five years ago.
with tho dukes death Prince De sa.
gan succeeds 10 the title OF Duke De
Talleyrand and Herzog Zu Sagan, and
becomes Il serene highness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
BANKERS RETURN HOME.
Members Of Group 1 Finisl, business
and Adjourn.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial to The imes-Dfspatch.l
Newport News, Va. February "a
Prominent bankers from various sec
lions Of the State, who gathered here
last night to attend meeting. of
Group No. Of the Virginia Bankers
Association, spent to-day as the guests
Of local bankers, seeing places Of inter
est on the peninsula. On board the
Chesapeake and Ohio tug Alice, the
visitors made tour of the harbor, in
specting the Chesapeake and Ohio ter
minals. and having look at the great
fleet Of coal carriers anchored in
Hampton Roads and james River, and
stopped at the plant OF the IMPORT
News Shiphuildins and Dry Dock Com
pany for an hours stay at tn place
where one-third OF Uncle SANS tight
ing ships have been constructed.
All business before tho bankers was
disposed of last night, when there
was a buffet luncheon, followed by
several Informal addresses and q brief
business session. The executive COM
n1ittee of the group also had a meet
Ing during the evening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
TRIBUTE TO MISS WILLARD
Temperance Workers Hold Services at
the Capitol.

| tue Sapitol.
| Washington, February oe.-Gathered
| about the statue of Frances Z. willard
in Statuary Hall, in the Capitol. mem
| bers of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union from near and far paid
tribute this morning to the memory of
the woman whose lifework has en-
titled her to a place in the United
States Hall of Fame.
At the hour for beginning the COM
| memoratiVe services, 1920 O'Clock. sew
eral hundred women were assembled
| around the marble image of Miss Will
lard. The base of the statue was
hidden behind bank of flowers pre-
sented by those who delight TO do
honor to her
tary of the District w. c. r. T.. pre-
sided ever the services, in the absence
of Mrs. Clinton Smith, the president,
and Mrs. NJ. Il. Cohen, the vice-presi-
dent. After the singing of America
the invocation was pronounced by
Rev. DR.. Henry n. Couden. chaplain
of the House of Representa- tiyes. The
speakers. all of whom lauded the life
work of Miss Willard, We're Mrs. Mar
garet DYE Ellis, of the District w. C.
T. u: Miss Belle Kearne. of the Mis-
n. Stevens. president of the National
w. G. I. u; Miss Anna Gordon. its
national vlce-president Rev. T.. Murray
pronounced the benedction
Miss Gordon. who was the compan-
Ion Of Miss Willard for many years.
spoke OF incidents OF Miss Willards
life that showed her worthiness OF the
commemorative service in the National
Hall of Fame. And she closed with
the last words of Miss Willard: There
were never such women as our White
Ribboners, SO generous, so large
hearted so patriotic, such Christians.
The addresses We're interspersed with
songs by quartet, composed of Miss
Bertha +. Dew, Miss X. Blanche Dew,
William =. Braithwaite and Rev TO-.
Dew.
The services. which were held to-day
were originally planned to be held last
Thursday. which was the anniversary
OF the Pacing of the statue OF Miss
Willard In statuary Hall. The post
ponement was ordered, however to
allow the national officers OF the w.
C. r.. u. to be present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
FOLLOWS tIEYBURN's LEAD
Representative Scott Objects to Lend.
ing Tents to U. G. v. Reunion.

Washington, February 22.--Like Sen
ator Hepburn, Representative scott. OF
Kansas. objected to the proposition OF
the government lending number o;
army tents for the Confederate Vet
Grams Reunion al Mobile in April. The
measure, following favorable action
upon 1t by the House Committee on
Military Affairs. reached the "unani-
nous consent calendar, and when an
effort was made to obtain considera
tion for It yesterday in the Mouse Mr..
Scott objected, and II went over until
"Wednesday, when 1t Will be brought
up in regular order
Mr.. scott later explained his objec-
ton by stating that it was due TO the
attitude of his constituents, who we're
opposed to 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
GRABBED HIS WHISPERS
woman Got n Double Handful Of r

Woman Got Double Handful OF Po-
liceman's Handsome Beard
Chicago, ILL.,. February 22.--Police-
man Patrick Koran, Of the Englewood
station, who. i t is said, possessed the
lhandsomest beard OF any officer OH the
force. lost a portion of 1t yesterday,
lie attempted to arrest Mrs. Mar
garet Cunningham on q charge of
disorderly conduct. when she seized it
and shook the policeman so violently
that he was Obliged to call for help
in ordar to arrest her. When other off,
GERS broke her hold she held bunch
of Horan's whisllers in each hand,
Koran turned the woman overEto other
officers and started for a barber shop
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
noBs HIS HOST.
Man Taken In for the Night Walks
Away With Clothes mud Valuablcs.
Especial to The Times Dispatct.]

Special to The Times Dispatct.l
Wadesboro, n. c.. February o2.-Sat-
urday night Julius Rushing went to
the home Of Daniel Diggs. who lives
in the Brown Creek Church neighbor-
hood. and asked to be taken In for
the night Daniel, somewhat against
his will, consented and made pal
let on the floor for julius to sleep on.
Some time during tho night. Flushing
left the house, carrying with him his
hosts watch. shoes, hat and q pocket
book containing l5 cents. Diggs came
to town yesterday and swore out a
warrant for Rushing before Justice j.
a. Little
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
MUST FACE TRIAL


Men Indicted for "Cotton Leaks, Lose
in Supreme Court.
Washington. y. c., February Eth
dicted in connection with the cotton
leak" scandal OF the Department OF
Agriculture, which occurred in 1895.
Nose Haas. Theodore II. Price and
Frederick A. Peclsham. who have been
fighting against their extradition from
New York, must come to Washington
for trial according to DECISION rem
dered yesterday by the Supreme Court
of the United States. Where indict-
ments were made in two Jurisdictions.
as in this case, the court held that
the government may elect where the
accused shall be tried. The appeal to
the Supreme Court was from the re-
United States for the Southern Juris-
dicton of New York to release the
men from the custody of the United
states marshal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
NEW BANK ron MOTION.
Subscriptions Being Taken for Anoth,
Iinnunlnl Inst Il nj Inn =

Especial to Tho Times Dispatcli.1
Norton, Va, February 2a.--Subscriptions
arc being taken to-day for Il new bank In
Norton, to be known as tho First state Bank
of Norton. 10. II. Oud heads the list with
Il subscription OF $1,000. and 1t is understood
that hc VIII be president. j. w. Penn, OF
Roanoke, is promoting the enterprise, and
has subscribed for Sa,ocO worth OF stock.
The maximum capital will BIO $4,000, With
q minimum of $1,000 Subscriptions already
taken amount to s2i,ioo q considerable part
of which has been distributed among the
residents OF Norton. A meeting Will be held
noxt week for tho purpose OF Organization
at which time application Will be made for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
JUDGE REFUSES LICENSE.
Expects Legislature to Take Action md
Ihcrcfnrc DclaYS Action.

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.l
Pocahontas, Va, February 22.-The
twelve applicants that received per-
mlts from the Town Council Of this
city for License to sell liquor were
refused license by Circuit Judge Keg-
son assigned was the pending of a
bill In the present Legislature. which
will increase the license. If 1t becomes
a law.
The licenses will have to be granted
at this term of the court, as there Is
no session of court In this county until
after the expiration of the present IL
censes expire, and unless the circuit
Judge grants them during this term,
the saloons will be closed in this city
from the first of May until the June
session of the court,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
coNvIcrs MA111NG BOATS.
Penitcntiary Warden Prcpnrlus tor /.

Flood.
Pittsburg, Pa, February o2.-In the
budget of news from the Western Peni-
Tertiary at Riverside comes tina fol.
lowing:
Warden Francis, on the anxious seat
because Of the prospects of a food this
spring. and mindful Of the fact that
boats in time of food are harder to
rent than fire engine when confla-
grafton RACES. has set a corps of con-
victs at work building a number or
sklffs. When the flood comes the pris-
oners and the turkeys may sail about
within the prison walls to their cells,
messroom and workshops without get
ting their feet wet
Warden Francis also has an eye for
art. a convict who was formerly a
lbricklayer has done in oil tho nor
traits OF several former wartlens and
jail officials which now decorate the
corridors of the penitentiary The con-
vlct has also added a mural painting
of the State seal in rich colors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
Railroads Ask "squnre Dcal.r

Chicago. I'll, February oe"A
square deal Is asked for in u pamphlet
issued by 100 railroads and made nnhs
lie here to-day in connection with the
discussion Of the rates for handline,
the United States mails. The state
ment Is made that during 1906 and
1907 the pay to the railroads far
transporting the mail was reduced IS.
5000 annually, and that this rea Tu,
tion brings the pay below IN, n,ar,s
where II Is gemuneratiye, y"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
SOCIAL CLUBS INDICTED.
All Of Charlotto's Organizations Guar
With Violating Prohibition Law.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.]
Charlotte. n: c., February 22.--on charges
of violating tho State prohibition laws. In
Southern Manufacturers. Club. Charlottes
swell organization; the Colonial Club. the
Elks' Club and the Eagles Club, which take
next rank. and a number of smaller organi-
day by the grand jury of Mecklcnburg SUI
perlor Court. The small places. which it is
alleged. were organized expressly to evade
tho prohibition law, are the Farmers and
Mems and tho Park Driving Club
The indictments created a mild sensation.
Tho established clubs claim to have kept
within tho Law, and that the solicitor has
seen fit to begin a crusade against them
In connection with the smaller social clubs
has created general surprise. No time has
been set for the hearing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
SOLOMON SHEPARD ESCAPES.
Negro Murderer Makes Successful nns1
From Convict Cn1nn

tSpecialto The Times Dispatch.7
Durham. N. c., February 22,-Sheriff
HARDWOOD, Of Durham county, received
( { =, phone message this evening from
negro recently convicted in Glnnyiiie
court of the murder of Engineer Holt.
had ina Just escaped from the camp there
The guard shot at him eleven times.
, nul 1a ss to bring him down. Last
from the penitentiary and was shot
At three times. one shot making a
flesh wound. He is in for thirty Years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
School chtl,lrcn Reinr yaccinatcd

ISpecia1 to The Times-Dispatch.J
LynchburE. Va, February 92.-The
school authorities. on account of small
poX prevailing In the city. are en-
gagged in another vaccination cam
paign, and in the past few days 400
or 500 children have been inoculated
against the disease. There have been
twenty cases inside the city limits
IN two weeks, seventeen of which are
still under treatment at the smallpo:
hospital ~ .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
Insurgents Checked

san Juan Del sur February aa.-The
revolutionary forces, under General
Masis, crossed the River Tipitepa at
point callad Pasode Panaloya at noon
yesterday and drove General Bodan
out of the district. The government,
however. dispatched forces from Ma
saya, checking the revolutionists, and
the situation, SO far as lighting is con-
cerned. is again quiet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
Preparipv Aeain,t Drouch,.

Especial to Tue Times-D Dispatch.
suiiolk. va February c?--Antcipa ting tho
abolition of the CORTLAND dlspensary as
the outcome OF legislation pending in the
General Assembly. some people in south
ampton county are apparently preparing for
the time of drought. Tho receipts for yes.
terday were more than s1ep The dispen
sary cannot be closed within ninety days OF
the Asscmbly's adjournment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
May Give Quicker Mail service.

Lynchburg, Va, February 22.-It is
learned here that postal authorities are
making Inquiries which may lead to
the establishment of a postal route on
the new trains the Norfolk and West
ern are. TO put into commission be-
tween here and Petersburg shortly
This car would get connection from
Richmond at Burkevillc. and would
give Lynchbure mail from Richmond
four hours earlier than at present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
Hynotlst Leaves Bristol.

lSpecsaG TO TIC Times. Dispatch.
Bristol. Tenn February 22--John Eoseate
the hypnotist. after having returned $1,000
to persons from whom he had secured Il
rather than be prosecuted, left Bristol this
afternoon. Although he said he would again,
open an office here, the impression is that
he will not return
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
Gets Appointments Mt columtln.

Especial 70 Ihe Ilmes-DIsFdtUH.I
Pocahontas, Va, February ED.
Alexander Hallcr, of this city, has been
appointed students assistant in physi-
ology In the medical department OF
Columbia College. New York City. for
the session of 1910-19l1 Mr.. Haller
Is the son OF Or. John z. Halter. and
Is now attending medical lectures at
Columbia University. He Is graduate
OF Hampden-Sidney College, of 1909.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
| Be INDICTED
n WIFE MURDER
nson Case Will BE Called
in Petersburg To-
Day.
EDERATE VETERAN DEAD
Is Committee Considers
Bids for Street
Work.

Times-Dlspatch Bureau.
31nQ North GNcamore stree

Petersburg, Va, February %.
prov at 10 O'clock the case of
IS. Williamson. indicted for the
of his young wife, Mrs. Par
by the adrninistra-
poison in her food, will be
or trial. A large venire has
from which to impanol
and 1t Is not believed, though
has been given the case,
,re VIII be much delay in get
unprejudiced jury. The court
motions for a change
. and for keeping the public
8 court room. commemorative
! II. II. Mann will represent
.ecution, and Pack & Peck, Of
Id, the defendant. Many wit
rave been summoned on both
I'd the trial will probably con-
% or more days. Among the
1T witnesses for the State will
William III. Taylor of Rich
Tho made II chemical analysis
Young woman's visccra. and
aces of poison.
Veteran Dead.
III I. Fisher, one of the best
md most respected citizens OF
Ic. and one of the county's
Confederate soldiers died last
his home, near Hebron. Mr..
sas in the artillery branch of
ce, served throughout the war,
.endered at AppomattoN. For
1rs or more he held the Office
able in Darville's District. He
1T sixty four years old. a man
character, and is survived by
, four sons and one daughter.
ids for street PnvinG.
lint Committee on Streets Of
.tcils met last evening to open
Is for the construction of $500
yards of roadway pavement on
/. 4rket Street, between High and
:. ton Streets. There We're nine
~ only i've bidders for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
Mcdowell Ipdorsed for ludv.

special TO The Times Dispatch.
Hafrsonburg. Va, February 22-The bar
at this place met to-day and passed unani-
nously resolution indorsIng Judge Harry
Mcdowell Tor appointment as Judge OF the
Circuit Court OF Appeals for the Fourth
judicial Circuit or the United states
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
no Dc Loaded With Coal.

Newport News, Va, February %
Nearly fifty vessels of all DESCRIPTIONS
are anchored in the local Iarbor
awaiting cargoos of coal Tt is as.
timat Cd that tho fleet will carry more
than ioo,ooo tens oIns or black diamonds
go to New England, but some Of thnn1
will he destineS for foreign countr;aa
There arc schooners and barges, steam.
eers, bark and brigantinc in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
Sentenced TO Die in Electric ch,,r

Especial TO The mes-Dispatch.
Charlotte. N. G., February 22.-Cobb With.
crs, a negro. was to-day sentenced to die in
the electric chair by Judge Jones on April
81. 1910. Witherss crime was the murder of
John O'Leary. one OF his own race in the
county last November, He is the first TO be
sentenced to die by this method of execution
from this county, and the second in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
Gets S1:,50O Damages.

Special 70 TIC Times DIspatch.1
Roanoke, Va, February e2.-J O. Carroll
was to-day awarded $1,000 damages in His
suit In the Corporation Court against tho
Roanoke Railway and Electric Company. in
whic hhe asked $4,000 for the loss Of both
OF his legs. which were ampuated as the re-
suit of an accident in which Carroll was
run over by a street car.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
DISAPPEARS FROM HOME.
Mystery Surrounds Sudden Leayin,. oe 'EI
- = .,lActh li.- - y, -

Mystery Surruunus Suuueh leaving Of Elk
nbcth CITY Resident,
Elizabeth City n. c., February Oft has
just been made public by his friends that
Claude V. Ballard is strangely missing from
his home in this city. Ho was bool,keenar
for NJ T.. Gallop s. Co. IIo left tho store
a word to any one in the store of his intene
lions to leave. 1t was learned later that ne
purchased ticket for Norfolk. He drew
out of one of tho local banks Il sum OF
money Just before leaving, Since then Moth
greatly worried over his strange absence.
and his employer cannot account for his
manner of leaving them. l19
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
4 Gods
arsaparilla

) all blood llumors, all erup-
clears the complexion, Gre
an appetite, aids digestion,
cs that tired feeling, gives
land vim.
it to-day in usual liquid form or
ute tablets known as Sarsatabs.
1ses 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
Partial Divorce Granted

Winchester. Va, February 2a.-A decree
was entered this afternoon IN the Circuit
Court granting partial divorce 10 Mrs. Octn-
via L. Jack, proprietress OF tho Hotel Evans.
from her husband, Charles p. Jack ana
she Ia permitted to Resume her maiden name
of Stinc. She CHARGED desertion, and Mr.
Jack made no defense. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
To Name Dabcr n. cap,,,d,,.

PocaHOntas, Va, FEBRUARY o.
Friends of the Hon. John l.. Baber are
Planning to present his name to the
Bristol convention as candidate in
the Ninth Congressional District. Mr..
Baber has always been deeply inter.
ested in public affairs, and his sun
porters declare he will-m make a strong
candidate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23


you.rcome before it is too
T'havc been so successful in
ifness. and because my heart
its victims, | am going to
'A4 a Free Treatment for
10 every sufferer who asks
rely this is a present worth
tut of my sincere desire to
man suffering, and out of
BUSINESS of my power to Cure
I gladly make you this gift.
.ent has cured thousands Of
he most distressing. wearing
; and restored their full per-
Is. Write for the treatment
ID give ME the opportunity
sow YOU MAY BE CURED,
YOUR OWN HOME.
& is that you will act Now.
tate or ii may be TOO late
on. My success has been
applicants for treatment are
that / can only make this
rN short time. Remember
Ilcnt for Deafness is given
hout any charge whatever.
Itely free. Send off Now. in
! cost card or letter request
5 name and address upon it,
I send you free treatment
SIS,
Specialist Sproulc, 9S Trade
pston, Mass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
WILL MEET AT wR1Gnrsy111E.
Annual Session of North Carolina STATE
Bankers Association
Special to The Times. ris,,, IL, ~.

Raleigh, \. g. February e2e.-The cxecu-
Bankers Association, In session here la st
evening, agreed on Wrightsvt,le Beach as
the place. and June %. % and u as the time
a program of unusual interest ia assured
ana tho officers. of the association declare
that the attendance promises TO be the
la ,t by Ear in the history OF the asso
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
Virginia postmasters Amounted.

Especial to The Times- Dispatch
Washin ston, D. c., February ea-The fol.
lowing named postmastcrs have been an.
pointed: AT Phlcgar. C. d. scott: Hurley.
Miss Dollie Arm; Aqua. c. II. Taylor, and
Artrip, Alexander Stools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
GROSS DENOUNCEs R0sTAND

Calls Him "Litcrnry Thief" ana Ques-
tons Right to HeIops to Academy.
Chicago ILL.,, February 22.-Samuel
Eberly Gross, OF Chicago, who accuses
Edmond Rostand Of having palaarized
from THE Merchant Prince of Corn
vile' two plays, "Cyrano de Bergerac"
and "Ghantecler," yesterday sent Il
cablegram to tho French Academy de-
nouncing Nj. Rostand as a "literary
thief" ana demand an Investigation
of NJ. Rostand's right to be member
of that; organization,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
A FINE
NESS TREATMENT
F r EE
F r E E

DO you realize
the terrible fate
! which is staring
YOU in the face I?
Do you know what
total d C a + n e S s
means? 1t means
n living death.
Shut out from all
human intercourse
tho worlds Of
b II $ ] u c s S q n d
pleasure, life be-
comes a fearful
blank.
VIII you suffer
this untold misery
and ] o II c | | n e SIS
when You may
have your full
sense of hearing,
quick and acute?
I, Z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
"WELL, HERE GOES
Theu Schoolgirl Drinks Acid md Die.
In Ice Uhnn HIM. -.

IN Lcss Thnn HUuv.
.Iesup. Ga. February 3s..see .this
poison? Well, here goes. sats ,our-
teen-year-old Julia Mcmillan yesterday
morning 10 her sister at their horns
here: Then the girl, because her sister
wouldn't let her stay at home from
school, drank carbolic acid She lived
father Is proprietor OF hotel here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23
Kills Enther in Dercnsc or sistcr.

:"
Childress, TEX, February 22.--Frank
l.. Craig was shot and killed here to.
day by his fifteen-year- old son, AL. ar
ter tho elder Craig, enraged at his
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Hamlin, aged
eighteen, had chased her into the
yard. seized her by the hair and drag
ge1 her around for some distance.
threatening to cut her thront
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-23

dress OF G
York.
The conf
among tho I,
Int ercstirS !
was llonort
tor of laws.
urary deErct
Doctors I
New YORK.
Doctor of I:
Ntce- preSidel
Railroad. ar
of the Bure
of Pl1iladelr.
Master OF
r1s l.. Cloth
phia.
Provost C
presenting {
forth applau.
medical scht
education III
given SlV0, 10
10 cndow a
snow'n as ct
sor of physi
The proves
n few days
into 100000
led s in the
the Pennsyl
showing the
DDS of transJ
times down
tntS exhibit +,
Fair in Chic
In present.
rost Iiarriso
a.
courage an,