The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-02-03

subject "The Aristocracy of Charac-
ter" DR.. Bowen said in part:
"The aristocracy of you ladies and
gentlemen is demonstrated in your
vigor, courage and pride. The
thought ! want to convey is that the
man wanted must be one who in the
truest sense has reached the required
standard, one possessing the ability
to love, think and grasp things no.
ble." He further said the race that
does not produce men of large girth
is destined to take the place of the
mediocrity. You men who sit before
me must possess master minds, re-
Numbering that there are worlds of
knowledge that have not been
touched. Much of the things which
must be accomplished must be done
by the medical men, whom l regard
at this time as scientists of the great
est order. Let money be secondary
and the making of men fundamental.
| am compelled to pay tribute to the
sainted Dr. Braden, who now is in
heaven, and to that distinguished
character who now sits under the
sound of my voice., DR.. G.. w. Hub
bard, for their sacrifices in making
this institution possible. The doc
tor turned to the walls and read the
following Latin motto: "Vincit qui
Sc vincit,' end said, Gentlemen,
there is something larger than re-
pairing human ills; there is a per-
sonality which must be built up and
this can only be done by first con-
querihg self"
We are sorry to announce that on
account of illness DIR. Dan Williams
was unable to arrive this week. Due
notice will be given as to the date Of
his arrival.
The north front room of the base
ment of the new Hospital will be
used as a reception room for pa
TENTS, This room is now being fitted
up for that purpose.
Lectures on Dental Pathology and
Medicine will be delivered by DR.. M.
w. Moores, beginning with February
LIST.
DR.. A. c. Brady has been engaged
to deliver lectures on oral surgery,
vice DR.. D. S. Owen, who has left
the city. This lecture will also be-
gin with February LIST.
| DR.. j. T. Wilson left the city dur
ing the past week to consult with DR..
Peters, of Atlanta, Ca, concerning
some cases of Thyroidism, at the
same time he was called to Athens
to do some work with DR.. Thomp-
son. The doctor also operated while
there for Drs. Brooks and Madison
on Tuesday An informal reception
was given in his honor on Tuesday
evening, where the physicians Of the
city showed up in large numbers
At Chattanooga the physicians enter.
tanned the doctor at the spacious OF
flee of Drs. Caldwell and Clemens
of the class of 1909. DR.. Wilson was
accompanied to Nashville by Dr.
Thompson, of Marietta, Ca, who had
his start in medicine at Meharry and
finished his course at Howard Uni
versity, Washington, d. G.
On arrival last Friday, DR.. Wilson
was summoned to the bedside of Dr.
W. T. Bryan, of Somerville, Tenn,
who was afterwards brought to Nash
vile for treatment at DR.. Wilson S
infirmary. DIR. Bryant is a graduate
of Meharry, class of 1908, and up to
the time of his illness was success
full practitioner. He was accompa-
MED by his wife and her mother, who
was called to his bedside from Vir
ginia.
Several new students have been
added to the nurse training depart
ment since the opening of Hubbard
Hospital.