The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-09
celebrated
SPECIALS"
PULLS STUNT
WHEELING DENTISTS AND PITTS
BURGH BRETHREN HAVE ROAR
ING GOOD TIME
Pref. Herman Notsky, Of Budapest
Hungary, was O Well known
Dialect Comedian.

THO S"mi-annual dinner and after
noon meeting OF the Wheeling district
Dentists Society was an affair that all
will not soon forget. The dentists OF
Wheeling district dned number OF
Pittsburgh hmthr"n famously in the
Mcclure hotel dining hall and were re-
Quilted for their hospitality BY hearing
Il lecture delivered by the famous au-
| thority on dentistry. irot. Herman MOI
| sky. of budapest. Hungary
| The dinner was i silent affair, mat
is. there We're no speeches and no TOAST
master. but conversation flowed freely
and speculation was rife as 10 inc as
| tinCt advantag" to be accrued TO thH
dentists Of Wheeling in having lrot'
NoASky with them for the afternoon.
| Parlor eight was IN" apartment IN
| which tho afternoon meeting was held
| About tho room ranged afftints III"
walls were exhibits OF dentistry ana
dental appliances and several clinical
demonstrations were held.
Prof N"tsky. celebrated Hungarian
specialist. WAS the center Of attraction
and was surrounded by an admirihS
crowd. Th" professor Spnk" IN broken
! German. or Hungarian hunks ana
when at n loss for a word. used first
! class American "Npletirc.
A Critical Moment
Finally the meeting was called 10
order and DR. John NJ. Mcclure The
! rr"sidcn, OF the Wheeling District don
I lists. introduced Prof. Notsky The
subject "t III" learned professors re-
marks was Dental Drainage
Prof NotSky argued his subject for
about twenty minutes in broken Ger
man. Many who had prepared 10 TAX"
| notes sat with pad and pencil. appalled,.
tn eminent dctist from Budapest.
talked so fast and so brok"nly that no
one could catch the thread of his de-
gumentS.
| Finally ono dentist vcnturcd 10 say
right out loud. that he didn't think tho
professor kNcw how many teeth he him.
| self had
And III he, he don't know "A bi.cus-
| pid from q CuSpidor," vCnturcd another.
These remarks angcr"d Prof. NotSky
and he finally gave his opinion OF his
audience in unmcasurcd terms.
To POUR oil on the troubled waters
local dentist then arose and said thai
persons had iecrcd at the telegraph and
at the tclcphon" in years gone by. and
now they arc Indispensable. Why not
! give Prof Notsky's IDEAS due consider
! alton and trial"
Yes. but what arc they asked an
other.
Then tho professor sat down remark
inE that he had delivered the Same lee
! ture in many cities and had always
: been treated with courtesy
"Changs The FtlIn!"
! One of the Pittsburgh dentists lhcn
whispered into the ear OF the local sec
! rotary. DR.. w. l.. Lopez. IN amaze"
! look came over his face and he COM
muncatcd with DIR. Mcclure.
! The later arose and said: "'icntlrmcn'
We will conclude this meeting with
few stories 10 be told by Luke Rcrncu:
tho dialect comedian and entertainer. OF
Pittsburgh: alias DR.. Herman Notsky'
Of Budapest. Hungary
! 4 roar Of applause went up from
! those who had patiently listened 10 IN"
rambling lecture and Barnett concluded
| the entertainment by relating hummer
Of mirth provoking yarns. before 90.
ing so he was appointed vice rreSident
of tho. meeting by acclaim.
MANY in the hall had thought that
Notsky. who had been coached by the
! Pittsburgh dentists. was dentiSt IN
! hard luck. who had been affected oE
the heat and was out his head. crowded
| about Barnett and shook nm by the
hands after the meeting.
! After remarkinE pleasantly that he
did not know he had teeth until ne
! wanted TO eat. Barnett admitted ne was
not so sure OF n pleasant reception ai'er
| his identity had been made known, AS
he had barely escaped mob violence
! when posing as a specialist on previous
occasions. =,
/ November next. br. W Z. Caldwell
was chairman Of the entertainment; pr
| \. G. Plant OF the program and pr. r.
l.. Wright of the membership commit
tee.
!
Tho following in members OF the Den
tal fraternity were present: DIS. A. - e.
Plant. w. II. Lopez, w l." Hosue; w; Is
| Mckee. q. l.. Richmond. John II. Nc
Clurc. W. +. Fl. Caldwell. J. q; Ar
benz. ]. l.. Dunn. 4. {. Barclay. \; T..
Hrncu, Vim. T. Mckinley. q, w; Bur
OATS. G. Bates Mcl.ain: +. y. carroll;
Frank |. Wright of Wheeling: Howard
s. Koontz. J. L. Thornherry. of Woods
hcld. Ohio: c. s. Starkwcnlthcr, w. j.
Neshi,r. OF Brllar". Ohio; George
! BrIdEeman. Charles w. Lent. OF New
! Martinsvillr: J. h. Hunter. lridGcn"r''
| w. s. Sattcrhcld. X. W. Boydson; Fair
mont and W. Il. Fletcher. M"undSvlllr;
The following il a last of names Hl
the dentists of Pittsburgh Nho attend
ed the meeting beaded by i'r of p Hsr.
uost Hungary: Drs W. r. MCCrcady.
" ". Booth. A. F, Bard r4ir A. q f = say.
gent, n X. Johnston, G. T.. whitehead.
II. Il Koontz. u: $. Singleton; %r"r%"
! +. Gregg, II. f. Horn"r W. J. H"lEr "''
| NcfT Myers and James Thompson.
IL l., McChesncy. +. A. Gallngh'T. /.
! NcN Myers and James Thompson.
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