The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-02-10
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Furniss Stops Over


! 9Th hompson National News Bureau.)
Washington, D. c., Feb. 9.-Dr.
Summer A. Furniss, Of Indianapolis,
Ind, leading practicioner of the
4Heesief state a.Id-e factor Of great
prominence in the political life of
that picturesque battle ground, spent
few hours in the city last week, en-
route homeward from the New York
meeting OF the executive committee
of the National Negro Business
League. of which he has been a high
ly useful member for seven years.
DR.. .Furniss was the, guest Of RectorI
T. j. Brown, OF St. Luke's P. e.
, Church, The. genial Hoosier talked
Interestingly Of the political, social,
and industrial conditions OF his lo-l
cal1ty and Of the. country at large
and thought that the colored people
had promising fntnra. IF th~-, w~-1I
| stick closely;to business, handle thein
pol1ticaE power ScItnLllIca.4y a.... w 1.1l
an eye-single to the greatest good toI
the CREATES number, and be loyal to
one another in all their dealings. He
paid a high compliment to Senator
| oeVerldge. ana telt sure the Negro
iYoters of the state would stand by
hlm III his coming fight for re-elec-
it1on. He had to hurry home on ac-l
teeunt-of- Meeting the district
convention, to which he was a dele-i
gate and thus could not remain for
, the reception and banquet rendered
-py~-&he- -~Wash1n8tontans in honor Of
ms colleague~ Oh the executive COM
-hfttee. of'the league, Charles Banks.
- ne was quite enthusiastic over the
prospects oE. the, |Llncoin Memorial
/. lIosspltal' ot Whlch ne IS chief surgeon
), ana executive mead; The institution,
sSdtesttSneal E TO afford careful and SKILL
~ sss SktsstatItteailll IpG coIoEsd palfsn3s,
~ o.
& "a eWhefe'' mas now <dlne,
iiottef g'%ln a desirable Sec
ftlon or the city of Indianapolis, with
serVAce ana equipment for over thirty
SUNS at one Time. Inc consulting
stan Oh physicians is equal tn the best
III tne community ana the opportu-
hlty thus aHorded aspiring young
men Ill surgery ana hlgh-class prac7
|
CORDS OF colored. framed nurses, is
Wneal'ily W appreciated by all lovers OF
/ race progress. Dr., F'urnlss is a grad
uaIe o1a {, ol ,, tne inolana IL. Medlcal College
at indianapolis, and was the first col
oleo Pnyslclan TO De. appointed an
.nle'ls IN the City Hosp1tal. He en-
1oSS the "oliilueIce ana esteem OF the
n0'&. ioi1ee VI ooIh races ana ls
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