The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-18
Second Day of Medical
Association Is Devoted
to Patriotic Speeches
Continued from rage Five.)

r. Ridlon. Admission; w. n. Minchener,
Troy: b. l.. Byrd, Enterprise; j. ".
Wood Ragland: S. H. Wood, Ashland !,
Charles Hayes, Hanceville; l.. o. Hicks,
Jackson; John C. Stewart, Alfalfa l..
T. Lee. Fairfield; C. B. Jackson. Jas
per, w. F. Black, Birmingham; l.. e..
Peacock, West Blocton; w. B. Bunter,
Ashby; l.. H. Watkins, Birmingha 70 !;
A. L. Horton. Alexander City; F. r..
Bian, Flat Top; S. r. Parker. May
lene; NJ. e. Doughty, Slocomb.
George w. Williams, Woodstock; G.
W. Brasfield. Dolomite; A. P. Smith.
Eutaw: l. w. Ballard, Opelika; Max
we'll Moody, Tuscaloosa; E. T. Glass,
Rirmingham ]. H. Donahoo. Birn,ing-
ham; T. Joseph Dean, Union Springs:
w. H. Moon, Goodwater; John Yield
ing, Hanceville; C. w. Hilliard, Doth
an: T. c. Mcdonald, Bessemer; f. c.
Rosamond, Birmingham; ]. o. Griffin,
Goodwater; j. r. Burleson. Hamilton,
S. D. Notify, Calera; ]. o. Kennedy,
Kennedy: ]. A. r. Chapman, Kelly
ton; E. NJ Scott, Birmingham; j. S.
Sowell, Jasper.
| Jasper; o. II. Williams, Jasper; A. NJ
Stovall, Jasper; P. B. Moss, Selma; j.
| L. Reid, Montevallo; o. j. Gregg. Clan
ton; w. T. Cantrell, Alabama City; w.
o. Lawrence. Leeds; G. E. Silvey, Gads-
den; John o. Rush, Mobile; A. E. Maui
, menee, Mobile; G. c. Colson, Birming-
ham; ]. c. Swami, Wedowee; w. w
Stevenson, Roanoke; Anslow' Reagan,
Alexander City; ]. 1. Armstrong, Gull
| man; S. B. Allison Minter; ~. 4. Dish
aroon Roanoke; ]. II. Horn, Luverne; j.
E. Wilkinson, Sr., Prattville
! John a. Johnston, Brundidge; G. r.
| Lee. Arkadelphia; d. B. Harris, Nun
ford; F. p. Petty, Albany; Oscar Dow
| ling, New Orleans: Leon T. Mays, Pine
Hill; J. M. Miller Cordova; W. w. Walls
Huntsville; ]. A. Carpenter, Huntsville
Scale Harris, Birmingham; Charles L.
Acl1er. Montevalo; A. Manasco, Town
| ley; G. FL. Robertson. Ridge Top; j. T.
BarlSsdale, Birmingham; S. S. Boykin
! Oak Hill; A. l.. Laugh. Cuba; H. H
Thomas, Huntsville; B. L. Wyman, Biz
ningham: M. d. Thomas, Opelika: L. III
Salter, Birmingham; A. L. Stabler
| Greenville: l.. L.. Hill, Montgomery: w
W. Duncan, Gordo; w. L. Marshall
| LangdaIe; Ira j. Sellers, Birmingham.
D. L. Wilkinson, Birmingham: Carl A
Crate, Huntsville; W. o. Martin. Biz
mingham; G. c. Radford, Alexander
| City; w. E. Howell. Haleyville; w. AL
Cunningham, Corona; James Williams
Jacksonville; E. T. Camp, Gadsden;
John 0. Foster, Luverne b. B. Pugh
Hargrove; r. H. Duggan, GALLON: HI b.
Pearce, Boyles; S. F. Mayfield, Tusca-
loosa; J. Fl. Ward, Tuscaloosa; w. II
Hutchinson. Childersburg rao~~o !,
Waller, Montgomery; N B. Burchfield
Bessemer; w. P. Hughes, Russellville
r. L. Hill. Winfield w. I. Wright, Daw-
son; G. D. Killian. Carbon Hill; Thomas
| H. Appleton Collinsville
| CONGRESSMAN HEFLIN TALKS
| AT the Jefferson theatre last night
Congressman Heflin made a patriot,
speech that was vociferously applauded
by the delegates to the medical associa.
ton.
Mr. Hefin said in part:
when the country is at war and the
boys in uniform are fighting and dying
at the battle front. it is the duty OF
every citizen to stand Loyalty by the
government in the position that it has
taken. Then, if the citizen does not sup.
port the governments war programme
and purpose, it is the duty of the gov.
ernment to compel his support or branc
him as public enemy and punish him
as traitor
And the spy showing the seeds of ira
dition and treason amongst our industrial
workers. weakening the arm of our ma
tional defense, blowing up factories anl
munition plants and numbering Ameri
can men and women deserves to die
While our boys are fighting and dying
for us on the battlefields of Europe. LEI
| us have patriotism and courage enough