Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS
In NIelioriunl

ING 9E filE HlciiMoNH AtApEMY
T TE iMnEERlG y tay AND SURGERY. SEP
Ths. miehm n; d'EG &caacmy of Medicine
the assy saf IT'S n
s1Im% l p5ssIHsR n Pts LAWS n, I BEEN
ono Of 4Hiel, tho ne s anFS Srofeasion Of
Inc cit" may ba Justly proud. lie was
Training in Kichmond and Was u IsrIss
frSn q Inc Sh% a GSis ss lie IN
Richmond City Amshouse Hospital. and.
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tSe. becoming associated with Dr. Frank
tmineni aud beloved physicians. lie was
linus, In a very particular sense. = Rich
IFS merit and ability were soon reeos;
niized: aud he quickly forged TO the head
were numbeIed the most substantial and
dissinEasnsd mGmIers Of our Sommpni,y
success; he was never diverted from the
s sins lis and sOops ihs T Of
Of virginia In the anatomy halls. in the
Won, for lin the he devotion and admiration
Oh ms students He presence always com,
unusually fsil and d ready INFORMATION on
both the scientific and practical side OF
careful preparation. and he occupied a
neSuiiariy elevated position In the estima,
MINI
He had always been a prominent figure
tho Medical College OF Virginia he occu-
pied at various times the chairs OF anat,
SnS; principles OF surgery. surgery anu
lie advocated the amaiEamation OF the
It about Many OF the preliminary meet;
InES were held In his office for series i.S OF
period.
pi,als he did probably his bees, work
Years ago he was active in the Old DO,
SBs4S he aSs in 'hS
o 6ht SSorpora,on; and; finally he VAS ,, one
pital. OF Which ho was also n president
an interesting and characteristic feature OF
no never sought personal advancem,, n;
ana but h n.hs
Ms ability was particularly marked in
owed ms IsPutaiion: but il has often
p5osehSd ,Gf paIien, from an iiafs lie
nation was always full. partlcular and ac;
his Judgment sound.
No, only was his reputation OF the high
out the United states. In all the larger
cities cit, , OF which he had personal friends
tession. The esteem in which he was
was an honorcd member. Ito was prosi-
dent OF the Southern Surgical Associa-
tion and also Of this Academy:
nI. as exalted as wGTc nc a6iiig .a and
most rcvercd and honorGd. An ou,stani-
s SS 10 BUT h ns and
eyer eve h0nors were placed upon him wers
worker and never shtrkcd the RESPONSE
billy Of any position he held. He carved
out his own future. and none OF his
achievements was tho result of luck or OF
fortuitious circumstances.
lie was clean and honest Nothing else
could endure IN his presence. 1t occurred
to none ~ speak I'll of him. H. was
generous In tho establishment OF the
connected he always gave freely OF his
means: and many have been tho younl:
whom Il was his pleasure to help. In
all OF these things he WAS n model which
tho young doctor would do well to follow
OF such an exalted personal and profess
men spoke, we'll OF him. In this nc WAS
unique: Ills CHARACTER stands before us
believe that no has entered Into his re-
ward.
30 II resolved. That the foregoing cx-
preston Of our appreciation of Doctor
utes OF tho Academy. that copv he sent
his family and that il he printed In the
RiChmond ncwspap crs and In tho virginia
Medical Monthly.
tsiIncd) CHARLES II. RoBISs.
!. ruLMER RRfGHT .n'
JNO. y. UPSHUR.
wM. S. GORDON.
GEORGE ROSS.
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