Vol. 60, 1909 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

250 THE CHARLOTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL.
down to make way for the new. When Harper, Assistant Demonstrator of Clinical
ready for occupancy there will be accommo- Pathology,
dation for one hundred patients.
EDITORIAL NEWS ITEMS.
The Medical Department of Wake Forest
College opened for the session 1909-1910
with twenty-seven students. Dr. J as. B.
Powers, dean of the Medical School and
Dr. II. A. Royster was recently elected
professor of Bacteriology and Pathology,
President of the Raleigh Chamber of Com- succeeded Dr. W. S. Rankin in this posimerce
and Industry^ tion. Dr. Edgar E. Stuart is Professor of
Anatomy and Physiology.
The Medical Department of the University
of Alabama, located at Mobile, opened its
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1909-1910 session, Sept. 22. A large attendbattle
6c Company, the well known
ance of students is assured.
chemists' corporation of St. Louis, have
only recently issued ISo. 10 of their hand-
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Dr. Beverley R. Tucker announces that
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September he first 1909, his offices
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East Richmond, \irginia.
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Dr. John M. Faison, or Faison, Duplm B\ttle & Co
county, N. C, is being urged by his friends
2001 Locust St
to become a candidate for nomination on
St. Louis
the Democratic ticket to represent the Third
Congressional District in the next U. S. Among the additions to the faculty of the
Congress. Medical College of Tulane University is L
S. Kliener, M. D., Ph. D., of Yale. Dr.
The new operating room on the fifth floor Kliener will be the first assistant in physioof
the Delgado Memorial, one of the Charity logical chemistry. F"or two years he has
Hospital buildings of Xew Orleans, was been connected with the Sheffield Scientific
formally opened Sept. 17th, by Dr. Ernest School of Vale University, under such men
S. Lewis, one of New Orleans' most hon- of world-wide influence as Profs. Chittenored
veteran surgeons, after whom the room den and Mendle.
has been named. W^hile at Tulane as demonstrator and
lecturer, he will continue his research work
The regular monthly meeting of the in physiological chemistry.
Wayne County Medical Society was held
Sept. 7th, in Goldsboro, N. C. Dr. E. T. The following announcement has recently
Dickinson, of Wilson, addressed the society been received by the Journal:
on "The Advantages of Organization." "Dr. Benjamin B. Steedly announces to
Major-Surgeon Paul C. Hutton, U. S. Army, the medical profession that after the first of
also spoke on "The Mosquito Pest and its September, nineteen hundred and nine, he
Prevention." will confine his practice exclusively to
Abdominal Surgery, Diseases of Women
The Atlanta School of Medicine opened and Consultation Work. Private Hospital
with favorable prospects for a successful Corner Main and Liberty Streets, Spartanyear
on Sept. 21. An opening address was burg. South Carolina."
made by Dr. T. J. Mc^rthur, of Cordele, Dr. Steedly is already well known to the
Ga., who is president of the Georgia Medi- profession. He therefore needs no word of
cal Association. Other addresses were made commendation at our hands.
by ex-Governor W. J. Xorthen and Bishop •
C. K. Nelson, who are trustees of the The Medical College of Virginia begun
school. its 1909-' 10 session Sept. 14, with a large
numberof students already registered. This
The Medical Department of the University school has raised its entrance requirements
of North Carolina begun its eighth annual so that all students must now take an exsession
Sept. 8th, simultaneously with the amination equivalent to four years in a high
other departments of the University. The school or present a certificate satisfactory to
Raleigh school opened most auspiciously the secretary of the State Board of Educawith
increased attendance of students and tion, who will also look over and pass upon
enlarged faculty. New members of the entrance papers of those who take the exteaching
force are Dr. Jno. S. McKee, amination after reaching Richmond. This |
Demonstrator of Obstetrics, and Mr. J. M. applies only to those studying for the degree ;i