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SURGEON DROPS DEAD
AFTER SAVING MANS LIFE
Worked Three Hours Over Patient
on Operating Table And
Then Sllcctlmhej

CHICAGO. Dec. lo-Dr j. Hequem-
bourg, a prominent Chicago surgeon,
dropped dead in st. Joseph's Hospital
just after he had successfully per-
formed n delicate operation. I'm not
feeling we'll" said the surgeon as he
entered the operating room, but this
work must be done Immediately II this
man is to live"
For three hours the surgeon worked
on the man who lay on the operating
table.
IT'S over; he'll live" announced the
surgeon when the work had been
stitched. "But | am feeling badly. |
must lie down" he added in n moment.
on his way to a rest room the sur
gecn gave a gasp, threw up his hands
and fell lead to the floor. Heart dis
ease was given as The cause of his
death.
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as MEN BURIED IN MINE.
Ten Killed. Fifteen Missing After
Crnsh-Twenty Saved.

CALGARY, Alberta. Dec. l~0.-Thirty Of
the forty-five miners entombed by a
terrific explosion in the Western Can
ada Galleries Mine, on the Crows Meet
Pass. had been removed by daybreak.
Ten of them were dead and OF the re-
malnder many were badly burned. some
fatally. 1t IS not known what has hap
pened to the men LETT in the mine, al
though the escuerS have little hopes
that they will be able to reac them
alive.
The explosion occurred at 7 o'clock
last night and was followed by n fire.
which was e~Xtlngulshed only after a
hard fight. 1t was several hours before
the first rescuing party was able to
enter the shaft. No one has been able
to tell what caused the explosion.
The evening world., 1910-12-10
FARMERS GET CHRISTMAS
GIFTS FROM NEW YORK.
Report of Condemnation Commits
sioner Making Kensico Awards
Is Confirmed,
Especial to The Evening world.l

WHITE PLAINS, n. V, Dec. 9.-Su-
preme Court Justice Martin J. Keogh
made Christmas gifts to a number OF
tarmers IN Northern Westchester Coun-
~ to-day. when he confirmed the re-
ports OF Commissioners OF Appraisal In
sections 3 and 0 OF the condemnation
proceedings brought by the city OF New
York at kensico.
One Of the reports was made by Com
mlssloners Thomas Ewing jr. of Yonk-
ers. James A.. Martin OF Peekskill and
Francis ]. Lantry Of New York. They
allow about sS7. 600 to a score OF prop
erty-owners. The report of Commits
sioners John NJ. Digney, Stephen Wan
Tassell and Samuel J. Foley awards
about t50.00 20 a dozen land owners
at Kensico. The lane in these two sec
tons Is TO he used in raising Kensico
Reservoir 100 feet. and also for a site
for n new dam 10 prevent the pollution
OF water. Part of the village win be
wiped out.
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of Eden. although even at that. for all
We know to the contrary, Mother Eve
may have worn II hobble rs leaf. But
II does so back to ancient Egypt. The
ladies whose profles wo see
ornamenting the mummy cases and the
obelisks wore hobble skirts. The pie
lures ON the pyramids prove Il. II you
don't believe 1t consult n standard
pyramid
or. II you happen to he 50 placed
that none OF the regular pyramids are
handy. consult any reliable Egyptolo-
gfst, lie may seek to evade the issue,
but II you persevere and press him
closely he will confess that all the like
nesses extant OF the, lady members OF
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ddress. lie was told to call in tire.

address. lie was told to call in three
days.
Brophy and his aide. Fireman Mo-
Cafiey. looked him up and found that
he had spent three terms In Elmira Re-
formatory. lie was released the last
time Aug. 90. after serving a sentence
for grand larceny.
Detectives Downs and Herman ar
rested the boy to-day at his home, No.
ID Atlantic avenue, and took him to
Brophy's office, where he made a full
confession. Magistrate Nash held him
without bail in Butler street court on Q
charge of arson.
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'lnue to monopoIlze the ne, earnings
upon the 1871 miles Of tho present sub
VIZ anu Il Toaus' IN snort the IN
,onvo,v's" prVposes " rehl partnership
az ~ cry % o'oo rhl'es OF ohe-thitd
W '"c - "'l'es VI roau IN inc ehtre
lev SSs'cln' eAciusI.e Oh ,he S'eIhWay
I'm. Wv separa.e p"I'hc'sniP WIN
~ ny 'pon 100 "''es' or o"e-h'n'h VI
!" VIZ, un'ne sys.eun.
80" w ~ 90 HnlIcs ol rosu
-ep.esonuou III .ne rour.h avenue SUD
Wy ~" rs eN'1usIonS 10 ru,t I,""l'-
~" " .unoy 'Siahu' u Mh o"iy g
800 u hi.Neis roPpcu ~ ,"e poNcs
,aas op"'a',y .o.'t.' s
~" u ,e'ui" arc NJ oo".y is'a"u VI
,he horue " ""u e"'f'eu iree oh '"e
uoMh 'rlp. ,
,nn Wouiu net,ne pranch TWO anu
n"i, ,eh,s a I"ns,"seI ~ 'ne ,o"cs
isia"u uuS'ness anu 'ne lun iares VI
un's .nose pu~nse"sers p,,A'u up "'o"s
'ts own 700 niIes oi u
brahnh toau manipulation j. wen
n"unn v ."i,oau nnen W"o "a,e sou
sgs,o"uatiVa'y ope'ateu III WoS,erm
steaIn ra"roa"s "nu ~ 10 secret !" wan
street
mere " hothIhE 10 preVena 'he ihteI.
p~oroueh IRON maklhs II pront TOT ilseli
ny operating .hc rourlh avenue SUBWAY
AT a ioss 10 the city
MINT Over-MaiptaIn the "Branch."
>..a,, .,,.a... g.. -, ,,.,.,, ,,.,
N'yo.s suppoSe' !" ~ '''' nc
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10 the b~ullrushes and came back with
the child Moses and an explanation
that has stood the acid test of the
sceptical centuries.
Perhaps Cleopatra herself wore a
hobble skirt so form fitting that she
trlpped and fell as she entered the
golden barge for hat trip up the Nile.
Anyhow, she fell-we know that much
from history's pages. And II the truth
were known, Cleopatra probably didn't
commit suicide by inducing an asp TO
sting her. Perhaps she merely tight
ened her hobble another inch or two
and succumbed to suspended circula-
tion,
An Evening World reporter who took
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GRESSER BUILT SEWERS
FREE FOR TWO CHURCHES,
Father Hauptman OF St, Aloysius's,
Ridgewood, Says Queens
President Favored Him.

The Rev. Father JOHN lIauptinan of
ST. Aloyslus Church at P~gendergast av-
enue, Itidgewood, testified to-day at the
dresser hearing I'm Long Island city
that at his request Borough President
dresser caused a private sewer TO be
built for the church and the rertory,
This IL the second church OF which
the proSers have learned for which
the dresser administration built a free
sewer The other was a Dutch Re
formed church.
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MASSACRED BY BEDOUlNS.
Turkish Garrison ana Over 100
Christians Slain In eveng

CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. 10. - Be-
douins ave massacrod the Turkish
garrison at Kerak, a town in the Turk
ish vilayet OF Syria, and killed more
thar one hundred Christian Inhabitants
of the place In revenge for the execu-
ton OF a Bedouin chief. according to a
dispatch from Jerusalem to-day.
h message says that the Bedouins
now hold the fortress, in the vicinity Of
which there has been dcsultory fighting
between the trlbesmen and the govern
ment troops for a year and a half.
Kerak is the last town on the road
from Damascus to Me sca where Chris
tians may reside. Th-re are no Ameri-
can missionaries there.
The evening world., 1910-12-10
FOURTH AVENUE BRANCH
IS MADE THE GOAT" BY
OFFER Of PETERBOROUGH
Fourborough Scheme Let's City In for All
Losses, With a Chance of Half
Profits Only, if Any Develop
on That Subway Line.

The Evening World presents a most interesting analysis of the
marlborough Rapid Transit Companys proposition for extensions to the
present subway, under which the city is asked to provide s53,oooo 600,
and turn over TO that corporation a practical monopoly of the transit
facilities of New York.
Presidents Shonts of The marlborough says: 1--WE propose to equip
and operate the Fourth avenue subway and its extensions to Fort Ham.
iin and Coney Island as a branch railroad with the rest of the system
as the main line"
The evening world., 1910-12-10
MOB BURNS HEADQUARTERS
OF LABOR ORGANIZATION.

FRESNO. Cal, Dec. l0.-A mob last
night burned the headquarters OF tho
Industrial Workers OF the World. Sc
verely beat members OF the ~organiaa-
ton on the streets and surrounded tho
County Jail. demanding that other
members of the Industrial Worlisrs Of
the World under arrest be turned ever
TO them.
The mob did not enter the JAN.
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the trouble to look up some OF our
leading archaeologlsts this morning OBJ
tanned without difficulty a confirmation
Of the interesting rumor regarding the
hobble skirts origin.
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The CLOSING Prices,

TN-day's highest. lowest and last prices Of
stocks and Of net changes rs compared with yes
terday's final figured are as follows:
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ohiHihdriltu, the ihteEpoTpubh oheIs
the city 2 per cent. OF the gross earnings
rpon 80 miles of lean road extensions
20 the IL lines, all OF the net earnings
for the first rs years. al one-half of
the net earnings thereafter upon 2j.4G
miles OF lean road extensions TO the
preser. subway, and n partnership with
the ctSy whereby the city assumes all
the risk upon 1873 miles OF road IN the
Tourt! avenue subway a-d Its branches.
For itself the PETERBOROUGH VII con-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
HAMPOEN-S|DNEy
GIVES DEGREES
Robert Hubbard Delivers Alumni
Address List of Graduates
and Honors.
HAMpDEN-sIDNEY, VA. June

EAMPDEN-SlDNE VA. June ie.
The l34th session of Hampden- Sid
Nag CLOSED yesser aasss. THO address, be-
ert T. Hubbard, OF Fayetteville, W.
Va. The valedictory was delivered by
Wyndham Blanton, Of Richmond.
chosen by his class as its most popu-
lar member and best speaker
The following students received
their diplomas: J. W, Sinton. Of Rich
mond, who received the Nj \. degree :
W. b. Blanton. of Richmond: r. r.
Craven. of Paeonian Springs. Va. X.
Y. Brugh, Troutville; A. c. Buchanan.
Tazewell; J. NJ. Cecil, Richmond: j.
H. Curry. Paeonian Springs: J h.
Fits. Richmond; w. r. Gilmer.
Draper; r. S. Johnson, Farmville: f.
{. Lacy. Scottsburg: j. T. Lacy, Jr..
Scottsburg, j. NJ. Willard, Bethesda,
Tenn; ". V. Moore, Richmond; G..
V. Morton. Falls Churc: r. l.. Morton.
Meherrin: w g. Osborne. Rippon, w,
Va; T. A. Painter. Pulaski; George
Richardson, Jr.. Farmville: f l..
Walker, Blacksburg; e. s, Wilton.
Morefield. w. Va
A. c. Buchanan received second
honor, and J, II Curry and George
Richardson. third honors. The sopho-
more scholarship was won by Hun
ter Barksdale, of Richmond: the
freshman scholarship by A. F. Zeh-
mer. of Dinwiddie. The magazine
medal Was won by G. L. Walker,
Blacksburg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16

Sale

charge OF the sanitary conditions OF
the city. He will be elected by the
Council
The city physician. whose salary
will be loo per annum, will be
elected by the council and will have
charge of the city hospitals. charity
patients and all emergency calls.
The assistant to the city physician,
whose salary will be $500 year, Will
be elected by the Board of Health.
subject to the approval OF the Coun-
ell. and the duties of this office Will
be prescribed by the Board of Health.
The sanitary inspector and assist
ant inspector and clerk to the Health
Board will be elected by the Board of
Health. The Inspector Is to be paid
SIS per month. and the assistant and
clerk the sum of $50 each q month.
IL Is not thought, however, that an
assistant inspector VIII be elected at
once. and It Is probable that the board
will undertake TO begin its work with
out the aid Of a pal dclerk.
The Board of Health will have
charge OF all OF the sanitary and
health work Of the city making.
monrhly reports of its work 60 the
Council Committee on Sanitation and
annual reports to the City Council
The members will be elected for the
first term for terms of one, two and
three years. and then each term there
after will be for a period of three
years, one member Of the board being
elected annually.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
CITY
BOARD OF HEALTH
Lynchburg Also to Have Santa
ton Officer Elected by
Council.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
LYNCHBURG. VA, June 1.-THE
reorganization of the city health de-
partment. which has been the sub
Ject of much debate and discussion
by the two branches OF the Council,
was finally perfected when the Board
OF Aldermen concurred In the health
ordinance passed by the Comon t'oun-
ell Tuesday night. 1t was signed by
the Mayor.
A joint meeting will be held this
month for the election of the officers
provided by the new plan sometime
this month, as the ordinance goes into
effect July /.
The new ordinance does away with
the combined office of president Of
the Board of Health and city ply
stefan, separating the two. and pro-
viding for an assistant to the city ply
stefan. as We'll as establishing the new
office Of city health officer. The po-
sition or city chemist has been merg-
ed into that OF the city health officer
The city health board is to remain
as at present. being composed OF one
member from each ward, although u
fight will be made when the time of
election comes up to have a practicing
physician put on the board,
The health officer, whose salary VIII
be $4,000 per annum, will have entire
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
DUPLICATE TRIP
AROUND WORLD
Secretary of War viii Inspect
Philippine Islands and Cross
Siberia.

WASHINGTON. d. c., June 1e.--
Secretary OF War Dickinson will start
from Washington tonight to dupli-
cate Taft's trip around the world
made when he was secretary of war,
Secretary Dickinson will go first to
Nashville to attend the military tour
namenta then to Chicago, and will
sail from San Francisco June rs for
the Philippines via Honolulu and
Japan. He will be accompanied by
Mrs. Dickinson, his son, J. NJ. Dick
inson. Jr.: General Clarence r. Ed
wards and Mrs. Edwards and their
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs, Lara Ander-
sen and Lincoln X. Clark.
The secretary will inspect Pearl
harbor and the fort at Honolulu July
4, The party will arrive in Yoko-
hama July Is. and will remain in
Japan until July 20, when they viii
sail from Nagasaki for Manila The
secretary will spend about five weeks
in the islands. making a general trip
OF inspection.
On the return voyage the party Will
leave Manila September 6, returning
via Hongkong. Picking. the Tran
Siberian railroad to Moscow, thence
to Warsaw and France. The will take
the steamer at Cherbourg about Oc-
tober and will arrive at New York
about the middle Of the month
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
NO TASTE OF TAR
IN GAS HOUSE FISH
Expert Admits Refuse May
Blacken Boats, But Insists
That's Al

The taste If tar which fish caters
Declare taints the meat of the finny
beauties caught in the waters near
|the gas house exists only in the imag-
|ination, according to an-ultra scien-
|tific opinion given out by Mr.. Il. n.
Ezekiel. chemist of the water depart
|ment, who has made thorough
Examination of the matter following
numerous complaints,
According TO the complainants, re-
fuse from the gas house flows into
|Giilies Creek. giving a dark unsightiy
|tinge to the huus of boats. and max
ling fish unfit to eat.
Mr.. Ezekiel admits that the re-
fuse might easily blacken the hulls
|of the river craft. but he says there
ts not enough tar to cause the fish
ito become contaminated.
Mr.. Ezekiel's opinion was sub
United to. the committee on light at
Ia meeting OF that body Wednesday
might, and was ordered filed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
WILL OPEN BIDS
FOR NEW WHARF
Structure Must Have Solid Rock
Foundation, 16 Feet Below
Low Tide.

= Bids Tor the construction OF the pro-
posed new wharvss ana bulkhead,
along the water front from Gillie's
creek at Nicholson street. will be open
ed at O'Clock Thursday evening when
the committee on James River Inn
provements meets.
According to the recommendation of
the committee, at q meeting Wednes
day night. the new wharf must have
a solid ROCK foundation, sixteen feet
below low tide, II Is estimated that
the work will cost approximately $33.-
ooo At present only $4,000 is avail
able but this sum is regarded as suffi-
cient to keep operations going until
next year when a new appropriation
can be made by the Finance commit
tee.
The improvements will be construct
ed in cordance with plans drawn up
by City Engineer Boiling. These plans
were considered In detail by sub
committee, members OF which. made a
personal inspection OF the visit Mon
day, on board the tug Thos. Cunning
ham.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
FORMULATING
ON COWPASTURE RIVER
New Law Makes Private Property and Prohibits Tres
passing Fshing-Lawof 1922 Repealed by
Legis aure.
Legis lature.

II any man contemplates walking
on the surface OF the Cowpasture
river, he had better think twice be-
fore he does It. for be It known to
all that placid stream entwining 1T
self caIessingly around the hills and
deIls OF Highland and Bath coun-
ties Is no public highway.
Time was when the historic river
of the bovine grazing nomenclature
was a public highway. There has
been a lot OF time that 1t was pub
lie highway-in fact, eighty eight
years OF time-but all that is In tho
past. The stream is now as personal
and revered as the sacred OK OF the
East. Yet even more sacred than
the stream are It's banks. IL you
own no riparian rights along the
beauteous Cowpasture. 'twere best to
keep away from II.
On December 19. 1922, the legis-
lature of Virginia declared the Cow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
SPECIAL ELECTION
FOR SCOTTSVILLE
Telephone Company Will Begin
Construction of Several
Rural Lines.

|, Special to The Richmond Nirgintan.)
SCOTTSVILLE, VA. June 16.--At
h meeting of the council Of the town
Tuesday afternoon. a telephone fran
|chise was awarded the Scottsvilie
COMPANY. This company
will, at an early date. begin the con-
|struction of new line from Scots
Mile to Charlottesville, and the coun-
|ties Of Fluvanna and buckingham.
On account OF the failure on the
part of the proper officials to COM
|ply with the legal requirements, there
twas no election held in Scottsville
TUESDAY These conditions were not
known by the town authorities until
late Monday afternoon It is prob
able special election will be asked
for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
MONEY COMING IN;
MONEY GOING OUT

Thousands of dollars are pouring
into the state cofferes from city and
county treasurers who are now max
ing returns to the Auditor of Public
Accounts for the taxes they have col
lected during the past six months. Ii
Is believed all the license money from
liquor dealers, lawyers and other pro-
fcssional men, and the various trades
from which the state exacts coin of
tho realm for the transaction OF bus
mess, will amount to several millions
Of dollars this year, All the money
will be in the hands OF the auditor
by the end OF June, that being the time
limit nxed by law for the payment of
the taxes and licenses. A large por-
ton Of the money is possed taxes. The
money will be paid out TO the State
officers and departments almost as
soon as IL is received.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
FRIENDS Of DR.
CLARK PLEASED
Washington and Lee University
Honors Rector OF ST. James
Church.

:. ~ y. Pr ss2@7s' matf ~ SOD please
Friends Of Rev. William Meade Clark,
rector Of 81. James Episcopal church.
are more than pleased at news from
Lexington that Washington and Lee
University has conferred the honorary
degree of y. u. doctor OF Divinity up-
on him. in recognition Of his attain
meuts as "A scholar, editor and preacher
br. CLARK tx now attending Hnal ex-
ercises at the Theological Seminary
home until Friday. Members OF his
family here first learned OF the honor
conferred upon him through a teie
gram OF eongratuiation received from
Or, Watson James, Of Richmond, who
has been attending finals at Lexington
DR., Clarke obtained his academic ed
ucation al the University OF Virginia
before graduation from the Theologia
cal Seminary. For the past thirteen
years he has flled the charge at ST,
James and during part OF that time he
has served as editor of the southern
Churchmsn OF Richmond, the oldest
Episcopal publication in America. Dr.
Clark Is also member of the Episco-
pal Domestic and Foreign Mission
Board. lie attended q meeting OF this
board the early part OF the week IN
fnals
DR. Clark is regarded as one OF the
hrainiest cierRymen in the virginia di-
ocese.
Another Richmond minister upon
whom the honorary doctor OF divinity
title has just been bestowed is Rev. Ry-
land Knight. pastor Of Calvary Baptist
church. this degree being conferred by
Richmond College during the present
comm ncement.
Or knight Is native OF Shelbyvtlie,
Ky He first studied at Georgetown
L diversity of Kentucky. Later he
went 10 Princeton where he won the
degree of Bachelor OF Arts. He re-
cetved his ministerial education at the
nv
knight has held his Richmond charge
for the last six years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
FURNITURE DEALERS TO
HOLD MEETING HERE

The annual meeting OF the Retail
Furniture Dealers Association of Nfr-
ginia will be held In Richmond be-
ginning next Wednesday, II Is expect
I'd that about one hundred delegates
will he present. as interested centers In
several matters relating to trade
abuses. Delegates will be chosen at
this time to represent the Old Domin-
ion at the annual meeting OF the Ma
tional Association OF Furniture Deal
ers. The officers OF the State organisa-
ton are as follows. J. p. Snead. Cliff
ton Forge. president: s. p. Jones, Rich
mond.| first vice-president! Fred Jur-
gems. Richmond. second vice president;
and J. A. Gilmore, Charlottesville, Sec
rotary. The meeting here viii be- held
at Murphy's hotel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
ROUGH RIDERS
CAPTURE TAFT

WASHINGTON. l.. e.. June I6-
IThis was rough riders dag at tho
White House Twoscore frec-a nd
'easy heroes of San Juan" en- route
Ito New York TO greet their former
colonel. stopped in Washington long
|enough ~ descend on the hite
[IeasS, ,..9t3. 81 ~ n -tte 2. = ~ *
President Taft received the party
Iahead of such visitors AS senators
ICarter and stone and sent them on
their way rejoicing The Westernecs
|are in q high state OF good hunor
and going 10 'whoop it up in New
York.
The rough riders come from Arr
xona, New Mexico and Oklahoma.
IThey were in charge OF Captain
George Wilcox, of Arizona. and Een
|CoIvert. of Fishomingo. Okla,
About 200 rough riders will help
make New York lively when Colonel
Roosevelt lands Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16

Haze you Il "snaggie" tooth. cnam-
eiless bicuspid. protruding tusk, OF
molar with cavity in 1t? Have you
ever gotten excited and swallowed
your false teeth and lacked the where
withal To purchase others? Were you
ever kicked IN the face by a fractions
mule, and thereby lost several OF your
masticators' DO any of your teeth
overlap others? Have any OF yotpr
false teeth broken off relations with
the plate because they did not con
slider the other teeth in It in their
set? Is your dining room" in keep
inE with the remainder of your physi-
ognomy?
Gather nigh, all ye who suffer and
swear because OF teeth trout les and
hemoan your fate because You haven't
the gelt to pay a dentist for AIlevia-
tion of the torture.
Thirty-five good samaritans In the
persons of dental students who have
graduated aud are now aching 10
drive forceps into the mouths Of their
fellow man. will he on hand at the
Medical College Of Virginia bright and
carly Friday morning to render free
gratis" all the aid they can to the
A,ssessoFs of throbslns teeth. Spso1Ien
gums Assessed Jaws and other bless
iuks in disguise.
: HF 4AiP' = SsHtN1a I4@ " i4t hPtR ~ t@s
college for free treatment OF their ills
the more merry will the embryo den
lists waN. The students have worried
through the throes Of the theoretical
examination incident TO their trans
formation - real live dentists. and
are now scanning the horizon for sub
Jects on whom to demonstrate their
practical knowledge OF teeth pulling
filing. cleaning. false molar fitting
and other kindred duties OF mouth
doctors