The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-05-16
AUBURN BOASTS OF BEST VETERINARY SCHOOL IN SOUTH
College Of Veterinary Medl- cine Is Tribute To Dr.
 C. A. Cary

AUBURN, Ala. May 15.-tS tSpecial) Auburn has fulback who knows no four-years limit, he has been buck ing the line for nearly four decades and this year has achieved his cham pionship. He has made touchdowns necessarily for many years, but now he reigns supreme. His name is pr. C. A. Cary, dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine.
 This year sees the Alabama Poly technic institute leading all other colleges in the southern states with the best housed. best equipped and the best faculty in the practice, teaching and field of veterinary medicine.
 Five departments, six buildings and l6 lecture rooms, laboratories and class rooms constitute the verterin- ary college Dr. Cary has at last suc- ceded in having completed; modern fireproof buildings, their sides near ly all windows, and set about the hin crests of 30acre tract laid aside for this unit of the Auburn group.
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 The veterinary college is a great hospital for sufferng animals Horses. cattle. hogs. dogs, even cats
  is a whole row of small frame build ings set aside for different sorts of beasts. There were a dozen dogs in one building being treated for vari ous ailments this spring, the doctors of the college holding their clinics with students attending, for all the world like the handling of i'll people in charity ward.
 The main building and several others, is built of reinforced con certe and brick, two stories high with number of great laboratory rooms and lecture halls, flooded with light by day. for two sides of eacf room are nearly all glass. and witr the best electrical lighting equip ment for night work.
 Another building is the serum plan' where serum for the prevention oi hog cholera is made. and it. too. l' as much a study hall as factory. Il consists of chemical plant, labora tory and operating building, two o1 it's units are tWo-story buildings ol of considerable size.
 With Dr. Cary in the faculty o the College of Veterinary Medicine are: pr. I. S. McAdory, professor O. anatomy; Dr. R. $. Suggs. bacteriol- ogist and pathologist; D. G. Coving' ton of the department of physiologA and clinical diagnosis Dr. F. B. Pat  pr. R. S. Winters. professor of sani' tation. Added to his list are mum Der of visiting lecturers and experts who visit the college at stated inter vals to lecture on special subjects O O O
 College Well equipped.
 The Veterinary callege is equipped with an abundance of clinical mate rial including sheep, horses, cats hogs, dogs. mules, rabbits and poul try. The college gives full fuor year course in veterinary medicine conferring the degree of doctor O veterinary medicine. This year i will graduate 13 students all O, whom are equipped to practice Veter mary medicine, do expert meat anc milk inspection and handle live stool sanitary work for cities states an' l the federal government.
 i This college is listed as class "A veterinary institution and it's grad uates are admitted to the Unite States civil service. United State | bureau of animal industry servic and to membership in the Amer't l Veterinary Medical association.
 The veterinary department was l tabllshed at Auburn in 1892, it | to the status of a veterinary colit@' by 1907, and was so recognized, bu | it has taken the concentrated eff forts of Dr. Cary since that time tt