The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-03
THREE DOCTORS
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nephritis under glomerular and tuber.
cular.
After the physicians returned from,
the Traction Park hospital at Monop.
gah on Tuesday the afternoon session
was called to order. DR.. Arthur Led.
erer. OF Morgantown. read a paper on
The Common Carrier" At some
length he described how the germs OF
various diseases were carried about
Medical Economics" was the subject
discussed by DR.. Ira ]. Hayes. of Rich.
mond, Va. This paper was discussed
very freely.
CONVENTION NOTES.
Up 10 noon today the following adj
ditional physicians were registered
with the local committee: Roy Kes-
sci, Ripley; E. T. Luke. Muse: S, s.
HATFIELD. lager; J. E. Wilson, Clarks-
burg; h. Z. Seaman, ClarksburE: J.
Ross Hunter, Huntington: John ".
Moore, Charleston; L. V. Guthrie,
Huntington; J. NJ. Teter, Kingston:
L. H. Foreman. Buckhannon; Mrs.
Anna II. Stump, D. C. Louchery.
Clarksburg; Genevieve South, Par
kersburg; c. &. Clovis, ]. NJ. Simpson.
Morgantown; A. E. Shryock, Hern-
don, Va; Il. c. Littlejohn, Leesburg,
Va; T. Henry Becker, Bluefeld: Lee
B. Boyers, Fairmont; F. S. Suddarth.
Grafton; c. F. Shafer, F. A. Potter.
Pittsburgh; G. L. Howell, WorthinE-
ton; r. E. Venning, Charlestin; R.
W. Fisher, Morgantown; B. B. Cox.
Morgantown; j. A. Jamison, Fair
mnot; E. w. Howard, Fairmont: NJ.
A. Dowler, Glendale; James A. Reidy.
Monongah; NJ. F. Hamilton, Manning
ton; ]. NJ. Trach, Fairmont; F. W.
Hill, Montana; Carter S. Fleming,
Fairmont; ]. E. offner. Fairmont; E.
P. Smith, Fairmont; H. r. Steele,
Charleston; ]. NJ. Burress, Pitts
burgh; W. P. Poole, Philadelphia: r.
E. Bryan, Moatsville; c. H. Ice, Man
nington; F. NJ. Hood, Clarksburg: W.
H. Young, Slstersville; George F. c.
Vest, Rivesville; A. B. Rinehart. Nc
Mechen; R. A. Oshworth, Mounds
ville;; Henry D. Causey, Fairmont;
A. V. Butt, Davis; W. C. Kelley, Nor
gantown; James A. Bloss, Hunting
ton; n. L. Goodman, McKendree; Ar
mold A. Scherr, Eglon; c. R. Peck,
Clarksburg; C. L. Kinney, Glover
Gap: H. A. Inman, Richmond, Va: E.
E. Clovis, Terra Alta; A. P. Jones.
Jonesboro: w. E. Whetsell, Harris
vile; ]. R. Tuckwiller, Baxter; S. A.
Slater, Oil City, Pa; Roy Ben Muller,
Parkersburg; Eli MacQueen, Charles
ton; C. +. Boyers, Fairmont; H. A.
Ros nthal, Gypsy; ]. F. Mcdonald,
Logan; G. F. Boyers, Jr.. Little Falls:
E. NJ. Cox, Fairmont; w, G. Drink
water, Gormania; E. T. w. Hall,
Freemansburg; G. F. Poster, Morgan
town; Aaron Aiken, Morgantown; W.
c. Slusher, Bluefeld; R. H. Boice,
Sistersville; c. ]. Arhett, Clarksburg;
A. B. Collins, Weston; W. T. Hen
shaw, Martinsburg; H. L. Castro,
Spencer; D. r. Ealy, Moundsville; E.
R. Cooper. Troy; Frank LeMoyne
Hupp, Wheeling.
Among the notables who arrived
this morning at the convention were
DR.. H. Augustus Wilson, the famous
lcrthopedic physician of Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia, and
DR.. Martin Rehfus. of Philadelphia,
celebrated specialist on diseases of
the stomach.
BY far the best exhibit OF physi-
clans equipment is displayed on the
mezzanine floor of The Fairmont.
Fully $4,000 worth of surgical
equipment is displayed there and it
has eXcelled any that have ever been
shown at any previous meeting of the
Stat Medical society. The exhibits
are twelve in number. The most mod
ern X-rays apparatus manufactured is
also exhibited.
The physicians are highly pleased
with Fairmont and also have a good
word for the towns new hotel-The
Fairmont.
Up to noon more than 100 physi-
clans had registered for the banquet
this evening. 1t is expected that $50
covers will be laid.
The most unpopular man in Fair
mont among the physicians is the col
ored man who pages in the main au-
ditorium while eminent physicians
are reading papers. He has been cuss-
ed quite lot, but he goes right on
with his duty.
While removing the badges from
box which was received from the
Whitehead & Hoag Company, button
manufacturers. Newark, n. j., Mrs.
Ira L. Smith came across the name of
Miss Augusta Lyon, OF No. IS Oak
land avenue, Bloomfield, N. ]. In adj
dition to her name she had written in
lead pencil the word lonesome"
which was underscored. Single doc
tors take notice Of this invitation to