Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26

iottcsyille. it's advantages OF having
Tho best available specialists for con-
suitation nnd instruction, tho ndvnn-
'aKcs Rccruing from tho proximity to
INC state health agencies and the
advantages Richmond affords for eco
hom'cRl operation OF tho three de-
partments OF tho school. medical,
GENITAL ana pharmacy.
Dr. Mcclure qualified himself as n
ine"ic"i expert amid long applause.
stating that he was graduate OF
mo University. OF virginia. he said
'nat ne had taught medicine In the
iieh'nond school twenty years.
served on the State medical commits
sion and has been president OF the
Medical College OF Virginia three
years.
ihere Is no question in my mind
as medical expert that Richmond
Is the place for the soiidated
SSh"oi' But l Will bow To your will.
r"""re' however, to consolidate Will
DC II serious blow To future devotion
meht OF medical education in Eir-
sinia
Dr. hnd,i ON Dental situation.
pr. NJ. Is. Rudd. president of the
,'"'c behlal Association. declared it
- ""t practical To operate Il dental
~ Nii'NteSNlIle. lDr, IL y
/ !. it"gEan. dean of the dental i.
iartmcnt of the Medical Caller, az
Virginia, showed that Virginia has T.,
c"Ss dental school. Richmond he
Sal". can afford clinical ADVANTAGES
never possible at rRarlottesyiII.
'.'S' year an average uf 2i0 opera
tlohS per student were carried ON,
with each student having &, mn,
''"hts. Ia" dental school. when /,
teaches the point that II should. will
''Hu'r" 5000 patients yearly. and
'heS" cannot he obtained at Char
N'I'c without great expense to
IN" State.
Speaking for the pharma clsts of tho
state. Dr W. +. RuId. dean nr ,hs
pharhacy school OF the Medical col
its" of Virginia. said that h. rcnr,-
scented 1000 Pharmacists aImns, 4.
"n't ia favor or Richmond as IN. scat
Oh me school. Taking one Of the chief
samples OF Rtchmond's uppnnen:s
Or Rudd read "a letter from III. dean
"i pharmacy ut the unIversity Of
Iowa. declaring that the mcdic,l
S'ho"i would Dc much more efficient,
'" ICES M"ines II now works. the
""ah wrote. at u tremendous cxp.ns.
n pea Tor the student working his
way through college was made bv DR.
fcvrrly H. Tucker. stating Inn, hc
himself had hccn self-supnor,inr
while at college here. Eighteen ..f
twenty hvc members Of the s,ni,r
CLASS are working their way through
'"IleH" here. sixteen Icing virpinians
"hu Twelve from the rural districts
MI" We must hav. medical
S'h""l nj which sons ~ the rich may
com" and learn tn" sciences ,uI
Grhiuat" ana go away or To the ritIcs
w" ais" must have schoo! where
we can give Il man what America
S'"hhS Tor success" said DR. Tucker
Student * Firing Furnace.
Along this line nr. Tucker stated
'h"t ON" student was firing "a furnac..
I" pay MS way through school her,
u would take a nervy man TO fire
'nrhhc" ~ the University OF Nir-
c!nia." he said.
That IL would cost a million -, ,c,r
tn get proper clinical material M
'harl"ttcsviilc was his assertion IIc
recommended that this sum conld III,
spent better IN helping deserving Nir-
sin!ans get an education that thcv
VIII put To the benefit OF the peoplc
OF Virginia:
Or. Robert Bryan. another Uni.
NersI'y "f Virginia graduate wn.
presented by MIR. lIun,ou as an
Hh'iuot" Tor his brother John Stew
arr hryan. who Will speak tonight I'm
FAVOR OF charlottesville Dr. BRYAN
gave hInres Ia show that ar o55,
doctors starting practice i'm Virginia
III IN" past ten years. LOGS we're
Graduates OF tho Richmond institu-