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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31
The Weather-Fair.
STONE & THOMAS
Monday. July 81. 1916.

R Second August Sale will begin to-day and continue
W throughout month"; featuring Furniture of the lifetime KIND at
prices which may possibly be quoted again. certainly not Tor
long time to come.
sale will enable the homemak of Greater Wheeling to dress
homes With Furniture of the sorts Will not ina ese
where made possible by close cooperation with manu-
facrers preparations extending period OF many months
Furniture from the leading SUPPLY! 4s
when
oddpi splendid a"a you
honth n
emep 1.-THE
lin sgret enian
venota readra t nc com ron
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WAS AN EXAGGERATlOF
Story in "Grandma's Old Bonnet"
Concerning Fight at EphItn's
Somewhat Drawn Out.

The story appearing the Wheeling
Register yesterday morning concern
ing the fight in the Fort. Henry Smoke
House between Harry Flanagan and
well-known newspaperman Satur-
day night as is usually the case With
"Grandmas Old Bonnet" was very
much exaggerated. Mr.. Elphin, prop
rietor Of the store. and other inter
fered and only one blow was struck.
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Despondency Due to lndioe stion.

about three months ago When I
was suffering from Indigestion which
caused headache and dizzy spells and
made me feel tired and respondent. |
began taking Chamber.ain's Tablets. y
writes Mrs. Geo, Hon. NHcedon. y. Y.
"ThiS medicine proved TO be the very
thing | needed. as one days treat
ment relieved me greatly. used two
bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets ana
they rid mo of this trouble" Obtain
able everywhere.
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WEST VIRGINIA PATENTS.

As reported by H. T.. Dunlap. patent
LAWYER Of Wheeling. W. Va. the Pat ent
Office records SHOW the recent issue Of
tho following patents to West Virginia
inventors:
5. G.. Gillespie Charleston. anti-tloor-
slamming device: W. +. StaggcrS. Ir..
Mannncto on. swah-valve; W. f.. Cook,
Norlhfnrk. receptacle for holding gauze
or the like: H. II. Cross and :. McDan-
icls. Hcrricks. glove; r. Il. Williams
Warrington. pumping device for oil
wells
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Of H0LUNCSWORTH
SHOWN By REPUBLICAN PAPER

elect a Republican majority In Con
eress. and 10 elect that majority tu>
Marty must hold the districts it now
has and gain more than so districts
from the Democrats. 1t is rhe duty OF
Republicans at all times to name for
office men Of competence and
strength, and is an especial duty TO
present candidates who can get at
least nearly the full vote Of their par
ty. With candidate as strong as his
party. there is no danger OF Losing this
district, bht there is real danger Vita
= weak one. (Adv.)
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MANY TOURISTS AT
WHEELING HOTELS
Six Automobile Parties Register at
Mcclure and Windsor Hotels
Last Evening.

Wheeling was a mecca for automo-
bile parties last night. six from west
ern and eastern points registering at
local hotels According to the man
ayers of the hostelries, yesterday was
one OF the biggest days of the summer
for tourists.
The parties here yesterday are:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Cohn. OF Balti-
more; J. w. Radford and c. H. Barnes.
of Clarksburg: J. P. Gatterwood and
wife, of Chicago: J. c. Allen and wife
and I. Emmanuel and wife, OF Pitts
burgh; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Zimmerman,
4. H. Zimmerman and Mrs. NJ. Nc
Evan of Washington. They were reg
istered at the Mcclure.
n. r. Deltz and wife and ]. P. Adj
amson and wife, OF Columbus. are at
the Windsor.
The normal daily consumption OF
,l,,s.l H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31

The normal daily consumption Of
milk in Paris and its suburbs exceeds
100000 quarts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN

First United Presbyterian church..
Rev. Charles H. Robinson, ID. H.. PAS
lor-Bible school At $3.50 a. NJ. Morning
service and sermon at 10:45 q. m. Young
pcople at Gas p. IN. Evening service
and sermon at 7:%G. The general public
is most cordially invited to all services
Second United Presbyterian. Chapline
and Fourteenth streets. Rev. q. Nc
I'rary, nastor-l0.i5 Il. m. Lost Pow
err" go p. M. "Reflectors of God.
Both. sermons Ivy the pastor. Christn'as
music repeated. The choir or the See
Und United Presbyterian church Will re-
peat some Of their Christmas music a.,
morrow. The music was grcaliH enl"SE.i
hy those who heard it last Sabbath unh
these will be glad of the opportunity 10
listen to it again.
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IN THE CHURCHES

The Intelligencer will gladly
publish church announcements,
BUT to insure publication and prop.
or classification, notices intended
for publication in Saturdays issue
should be received at The Intel
Ngencer office not later than Fri
day at noon, and Thursday. If pos
sible. It Is respectfully asked that
the notices be made as brief as
possible.
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church. Wednesday at 1880 p. III. Teach
crs' Training Glass.

st. PauTs church. Elm Grove. j.
vic. in st. Paul's church tomorrow, the
o'clock in the afternoon.
The Engwood Lutheran church. Place
of meeting the Edgw0od town hull.
SUNDAY morning al 1890. Sunday ate"
Christmas In the absence Of the pas
tor. Rev. S. s. Adams will conduct the
services Let all the members and
friends of the church be present at this
last service of the old year. Sunday
school at 2:30 in the afternoon. Let
this be the largest attendance Of the
whole year.
Fulton M. L. church. NJ Homer Cum
mings. pastor. Sunday shool at p. III.
Preaching ut p. m. and League at
$40 p. m.
Cireggsville N. T. church. NJ. Homer
Cummings. pastor. Sunday school ~
10 4; nl.. J. l. Cunningham. superintend-
cnt Preaching at II j. m. and 1880 p.
III. The pastor Is conducting q very
successful revival There have been IS
conversions and much interest Is being
NANTES ted.
Vance Memorial Presbyterian church.
Woudsdalc, james Measc Pottr. y. -:
minister, Services at II a. M: ana ~: ~
D. m. Morning subject. "3eyond the
The choir will repeat most Of the Chr St
mas service at the morning and evening
services. Sunday school and Bible
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OUT THE PIKE CHURCHES

Tho Christian church. Elm Grove.
Harry Robertson. pastor. Bell phone
I'll. 10 ia m. Bible school. Geo. Nc
Guwan. superintendent: ] 100 q. III. Cnm-
munion service and sermon: $50. p. IN
Christian I:nd"av"r; 80 p. IN. Song ser
vice and sermon. Subject: Tho Re
ncwal Of An Things" 10 u. M. Union
Watch Night service at the Presbyterian
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BAPTIST

First Baptist church. Twelfth ana
Byron streets. +. L. Hrininstool. pastor
Sunday will close the work OF the
pastor. All members will wish I" nc III
tehsc final services. Baptism Will to-
administered at the close OF The morn
iur service. Bible SChol al 9:li. Morn
ing worship at 1880. Opening service
in the Warwud Baptist Chapel 1T $50.
Young Peoples Meeting at q 30. Even
ing worship at 40. Special attention
Is called To tho opening Of the new
chanel in Warwuoi, corner Warwuod
avenue and Eighth streets. at ESQ p.
M. Special program setting apart The
chapel building. Every member OF the
church will wish TO share this unique
service.
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E An old time Watch-Night meeting al
Nj. Ollvct Sunday night beginning a.
500 O'clock wit ha sermon, The Adora'
ton Of the NagI." There will BE- IL les
timony and prayer service, a social hour
followed Ivy discourse on The Sec,
md Coming Of Oar Savior" illustrated
with charts. Everybody Is most cordial
~ invited to begin a Happy New Ycal
with US. II. \. Cufrmun. pastor.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST Church Of Christ. Srientls'. :.
Il. L. ". Auditorium. 1ll9 |haplire st
Services Sunday 100 IA. M SuhJc"'
christian Science" wednesday,, test.
mnnial meeting. 500 j. M. Sund'!S
school 9:l5 Il. III. Heading room. lll9
street. open daily, except sun
days and legal holidays, from le O'Clock
m until y. m. and on saturday evening
from o'clock To q o'clock. The public
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classes at $3.50 u. III. Young Peoples
NEE ting III G:IJ u. III.

Church uf tio1. Elm Grove: Rev. Car
roll t. 1ylcr. pastor. sunday school,
1850 a. NJ. Prsaching services ii u. M.
Success ar Failure. 5 p. H.. "A New
Leaf" 10 p. III. Watch meeting TO lie
held in the Pres bytr~ian church az union
meeting. Special congregational meet
ing. Wednesday. 100 p. ILL.,. mid-week
prnVar services r....
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COLORED

Sunday services at Simpson NJ. Il.
church. Eoff street. between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets. Rev. Joseph II.
Jenkins l.. D.. naStnr-New Years SER
mon at public worship at 1915 Il. M,
Icy pastor. subject: "a New Years
/ Guest" Sunday schol at 2:30 y. M.
| Brotherhood at 3:4I. DR.. Wright. presi-
dent. Lpworth League at 6:+5 p. M:
7:45 Il. IN. Laymens hour. Special pro-
gram arranged. Watch-night services
nt IN II
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1000 R A B B I 7 S
25c Each, or Two for 45c.
BEU ER B r o S.
1116 Market st. Wheeling.
9 and T., at 1880 p. IN. The revival
meetings will begin January II.

First Christian church, w. II. Fields
pastur. Services for December 81 as
follows: Bible school, $3.50 preaching
l0:45: communion, 1890 Rev: clinton
Pryor. who is home FOR the Christmas
holidays from Yale. will preach at me
morning service. Y. p. S. Z. f.. $50:
]. c. t.. $50: preaching, 7:3o Subject
taking Stock" Mid-wcek service
"Wednesday. 7:i5. Ladies Aid Society.
III lday session at the church, thursday.
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EVANGELICAL

st. Johns Evangelical Protestant con-
Sregation. pastor w. q. Glfert Next
Sunday German service at 10:45 a. III
Sunday school with Bible class al a.
m. After service meeting or the church
council. No evening service Thurs
day. January 4. meeting Of the fOuu-
Peoples Society. Monday. January )
1T 1880 3. m, quarterly meeting of Iii.
congregation.
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KPRITUALIST

The First Splritualist AssoclaU"h
will hold services in their temple IT inc
Garner of Maryland avenue and N"Il II
BROADWAY. Island. Sunday. December the
3Ist. The Chlldrcn'!5 progressive lyccnm
will meet at 10 o'rlork II. IN. Or. 'i'";
T. Warnc. OF Chicago. Ill.,. president ~
the National SniriIuHliSt \SS""ihti"n'
viii deliver tho lecture at 80 y. IN.
prv g. ". Way. pastor and psychic.
Second SpiritualiSt church will hold
services Sunday evening. December 3lsl
i'm Odd Fellows hall. corner Tw"ltth ANA
cha Milne streets al 80 r. III. Lecture
followed with Spirit messages Rev. +.
s. EuCkhcr, pastor.
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Emmanuel Baptist church. Eoff street,
near Twcnty-ninth. Arden j. Miller pas
toi,-Sunday school ?:45 a. nj. Eleven
o'clock preaching service. y. y. L. |.
at the annex. 6:46 a. M; 100 p. m the
regular preaching. We Will also watch
the old wear out and the new one in.
Meeting every evening except Saturday,
-
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MT. oIrvET CHURCH.

make use Of the privileges Of the read
ing room
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1917. Barnitz Luther I.Hasu" at $40
All young people especially invit"d.
Evening worship wiki sermon. "Th"
Closing Account. q retrospect Of i?lf.
Regular monthly Council Meeting. Nom
day at I:45 2. IN. Atid-week Devotional
service Wednesday at 7:4a p. M. Broth
crhod meeting with interesting store
cptican views Thursday at As p. In.
Trinity Lutheran church. Thirty
eighth and Jacob streets. Rev Q. =;
Dean. paStor--Services for Sunday will
he Of a special order. l.itnrgy for tho
morning service for the Sunday after
Christmas. Rev. Roy !. Meyer son of
August Meyer. Of this city. a Son OF
Trinity congregation. who is ROW in his
Senior year at SuSquchtnuah Cnver-
sity will preach the mo:niuH sermon.
His subject is Modern Gienk." Trinity
chorus choir will render the following
music at the morning service:
Antherl-Hozanna in the tIighcst....
49,. ;...-........'.. FLETCHER
Incidental Solos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Misses Edna Wagner and Hazel
Scumon.
Duet-"Christmas Nora" ..... Rowland
Misses. Naomi and Haz.l Seamon.
Anthem-"Peace on Earth" ........
.........Solo by Miss Edna Wagner
Vesper services at 500 p. NJ.
Trinity Quartettc will render Il must
Gale at this service under the dirrrti"n
OF Miss Hazel v. Seamon. Tho pastor
will preach on the subject: Evening
and Morning Of the Year" The follow
ing music will be rendered.:
Anthem-The Angels Song. :. DRESSER
Soprano solo Miss Edna Wagner.
Contralto Solo-Calm on the Listen
ing Ear Harller
......... Miss Hazel Virginia Seamun
Anthem-"The Birthday Of the King"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,Nelldinger
Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Ivan Eadcliff
Violin Solo-Sercnade ....... Schubert
Mr.. Water Rogers.
Tenor Solo-Thc New Born King.
Solos-Nisses Edna Wagner and
Naomi Seamun.
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ST. Stephens Reformed church
'Thlrtysixth and EoT street S. A.. Mo
tzke. pastor. December 3lst--tirrm@n
service at 1890 p. m. topic: The Golden
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CHRI1TLAN

Island Christian church. Rev. F. <
Van Wrinkle. pastor, residence. 6lS \.
Front street. Bell phone 1899; A. 4.
Formi, perintendent, $50 South Huron
strret--l3lhlc schol at $50 a: M: Nor-
ship and Communion At 1915 a. M: !.
F. s. G z a, G:3o 2. IN: Preaching at
100 p. H.; Prayer meeting Wednesday
ut 7:30 p m: Morning subject: For
ward: Evening subject: The Ono
Father" Cottage prayer meetings Will
be held all over the Island OH January
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BENwooD CHURcKEs

ST. Matthew's Lutheran church. AZ
Water street. lirnwuod. W. Va. Geo /.
Helm. pastor. The services and meet
irgs during the week will be-Sunday
school and Bible class for adults; l0:3D
n. m. preaching services in the Eng
lish language and the annual meeting
Of the congrc CATION. The new vestry
for 1917 will be elected and other i'm
portant business transacted: 1850 p.
IN. services appropriate for New Years
Eve. You are cordially invited to- at
tend our services.
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j st. James Evangelical Lutheran
chapel. Elm Grove. ". Va. Rev. NJ J..
! Steuer, Assistant pastor-Sunday: $3.50
a. m. Sunday school and Bible class
!11:00 a. M. regular divine services.
, Thursday evening Luther League Fri
. day evening teachers meeting.
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Inscription .\hrv" tn" l'4SiaIS u, ~ tai
,'jn.ir;. yrnr.' trngrc ca'i1n;tl m""tihS
after service: (. IN y. III. SUNDAY Erho"! t.:
I'r,i;sb scr,-irr Al :%un r III t"pi" "l.iit
IN I"ur Hearts t" God" Afi,r IN" S"LI
vr" :, SOCIAL sa'h"rinE in IN" ; rMrrH
<.. rnr x,.r. ia. =; lN:Tn Il. NJ. topic:
",<"w Year. Greetings uu; "t III" M"u1n
uf Jesus Tuesday al ~" T. IN. I =.
:. mn"uins. turir: lessons !" l'''' II
from III" Past
81. lani'S EyAn%clical church. thirty
eighth anI Wool streets. August ~,
t''ss'i German service. Ut lh:3D
a, M. Communion S'rvh" following
yr"mcling s"ryi"'. English service SERVICES, III
1:3u T.. rs, sermon and ro'Iinu Iiut !:
Mems Bibl" class at asa -. III. SUNDAY
srhol at > y. III. Watch meeting IRON
/ TO I2:I5-- Midnirhr s"rvi"" -" to
ln;15 n. ~. sunday ""h"! teachers any
n(ficcrs. Tuesday ut y v. IN. 'hurCh
Council Wednesday, M p. m: On
urmation class Thursday at ~" r. ILL.,
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st. Jar.es Lutheran church. 14Q9-ltll
Chapliue street. Key. Nj. /. Stcucr as
day school and Bible classes, English
nd German: 1890 a. M. services H. the
English language, with.5Holy Commun-
lon: 1880 y. H.. services in the Ger
man language with Holy Communion.
Wednesday evening Christmas pro-
gram will be given by the Sunday school.
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Benwood N. Z. church, Rev. G. D.
Sampson pastor. Sunday school at 10
a. nl., Harold SiEler, superintendent.
Mems Bible cless at 10 r. NJ. Prof. II.
l.. Pedicord, teacher. Morning worship
a til H. m, sermon by the pastor. Our
New Year Goal" Evening worship ae&
so D. m. sermon by Rev. Roy McCusky
Of wheeling followed by the Holy Conn
fcontiluss on Pare NtnO.) J:
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LUTHERAN

First English Lutheran church. Six
tenth street near Market. Rev. f. G:
Howard. D. D.. pastor. Sunday school
for all; 1880 a service Of worship with
sermon by the pastor on The Deity OF
Jesus" preview OF the Gospel Of John
with special thought for those who will
study the International lessons for
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- >n:lr,S'S church, Thirty seventh
! ,,,d L,,I sirnrts. 1. Logan Fish, rector
;""' r.. win BIZ service in st. Andrews
rInrrh tomorrow. tho SUNDAY, after
! t.hris;mu,. a; II A. IN: sunday school at
! . 90 o'clock in tho afternoon; evening
! nr,,.r ard sermon at 80 y. m. PRAYER
, - 81, FRIDAY evening at .:3o
n,,ynri;. There will hc, watch service on
Sunday night. commencing at Il'"u
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PRESBYTERIAN

The Third Presbyterian church
T,lirtv-cigh,l! and Jacob streets. j. T.
I,.yenherger J.. H.. pastor. the ser
i,ns for Sabbath. December 3lst, are az
follows: Mems Eihln class. at 9:5O a.
m; Preaching at 1890 II. m; Sabea1 u u
school at ZOO p. nj: Preaching at I:"o
n m. The Junior christian Endearor
society will hold its regular meeting on
FRIDAY evening a Gas y. m. Begin
ring Tuesday. January >. the Week or
Iraycr will hc observed. closing with
The observance OF tn" Lords Supper on
,hc seventh.
First Presbyterian church. Thirteenth
and Chaplinc streets. Claude Porter
Terry. miniS,cr-lSihlG Schol al $3.50 a
m. Mons Bible class at 9:i5; Morning
Worship a; ln:43: Evening worship at
7:3O. Th" pastor will preach at both
rh., morning and ih" evening service.
Young Peoples Meeting at $50. Spe-
r;n1 Wednesday evening service al $50.
TIL" chorus choir will sing.
Second Presbyterian Church-Morning
sermon. Another Year: text. MY pres
enc" will go with you. ASIA. Eve
ming sermon THE Gospel In Leriticns--
l=racrs High Priest" viii: X. New
Years evening the official. boards of the
church. will tender reception TO the
congregation. Music and refreshments
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(contiaus. on Page Nias.)
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The Thomson Methodist Episcopal
church. South Broadway and Ohio
Island, Rev. J. E. Bird. D. D.. pastor
Public worship with sermon by the pas
tor at 1880 g. m. and 100 p. m. Morn
ing theme, THE Gospel Of Another
CHARGE" Evening theme. The Divine
Law of Personal obligation" The best
Of the Christmas Music will be repeated
in the services OF today.
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Solos-MisSeS Edna Wagner and
Naomi Seamun.
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: Hope NJ F. church. N. D. Griffin. min
ister-To the following services n cor
dial invitation IS extended: Sunday
school at 9:45 a H.; Mr.. Milton Venue
man. superintendent. Morning worship
at II O'Clock; sermon by Rev. W. r.
Holt. No evening service. On Tuesday
evening the Ladies' Aid society Will hold
Their monthly meeting at the usual hour.
Epworth league Friday evening.
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German Methodist church, Chapline
street. opposite High school; Rev. Chas
l., SeverinGhaus. pastor. Sunday school
At a:1o a m. Morning service in Ger
rnan at 1880, subject. The Spirit Of
Methodism. Watch service. in English.
from e:45 .. m. until r. o'clock. sub
jact. "One More ear "Wednesday eve
ming union prayer service ut 7.45. The
Rev. Samuel Jones will deliver the SER
mon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-06

which will confront him when he takes up the active practice of his profes- sion.
 This Is accomplished first, In the two labatory years by a thorough drilling in the theoretical and practi- cal work in the laboratories of anat- omy, chemistry, histology, bacteriol- ogy, pathology, physiology and phar- macology, each in charge of the an afi- time professor, with an ample corps of assistants; and second in the clin- ical years by actual contact with con- ditions as they exist, in the wards of the hospital, in the city dispensary and in the out-patient obstetrical de- partment. Here professors and assist ants instruct the students and see to it that they receive the practical mes sage that is to be found in every case.
 The entrance requirements of the school and the standords of work re- quired are not surpassed by any school in the south. The personnel of the student body is of the highest charac- ter.
 There is, therefore, just reason for the alumni and friends of the school, and, in fact, every Alabamian, to feel a pride in the achievements and pros poets of this historic institution, and there is every reason for a rallying Of its friends to see to it's future mainte- nance and prosperity.
 pr. T. H. Frazer Of Mobile is dean of the school of medicine and this institution is indebted to him for his untiring efforts in it's behalf.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-06

The school of medicine of the Uni versity of Alabama, which Is located at Mobile, recently held it's fiftieth an- nual commencement exercises and can look back with pride on the achieve ments of the past and the prospects for the future. The various departments of the school are admirably co-orGf- mated, each being in charge of spe- cialist in his particular line, and the equipment and material are all that could be desired. A spirit of cooper ation is everywhere manifest among the teaching staff the student body and the alumni.
 The relations between the city off, cialg of Mobile, the authorities con- trolling the city hospital and the trus- tees and faculty of the school of medi- cine are cordial and the clinical facil- ities enjoyed by the students not only are larger than they ever were before but are far in excess of the require ments of the national standardizing agency, as applicable to the institution.
 The school now is In the highest rank among the medical schools of the country and 1t has attained this posi- tion through the excellence of the work accomplished and the thorough of all those who help to make the school. The ideal of every department is to equip the prospective physician for the practical discharge of his duties as a practitioner of medt- cien and to thoroughly familiarize him with every detail of the problems