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

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EDITORIAL. 323<br />

solely <strong>of</strong> addresses by the president and vice Barr, Columbus, Miss.; Charles Henry Otpresideut<br />

<strong>of</strong> the Board <strong>of</strong> Managers <strong>of</strong> the ken, Jr., McComb, Miss.; William Arthur<br />

institution, and the Riving <strong>of</strong> the awards. Toomer, Tremont, Miss.; William A Car-<br />

Those who completed the course and re- peuter. Meridian, Miss.; Lewis Winston<br />

ceived diplomas and medals were: Misses Walker, Little Springs, Miss.; James Rob-<br />

E. L. Xoble, Z. A. Schapper, L, A. Netter- art McCIain, M<strong>at</strong>histon; General W. Mcville,<br />

Mrs, L. Connell, Misses L. P. Cuyler, Gowan, Sturgis, Miss.; James Robert Chaa-<br />

L. E, Xicholls, J.T.Gill, Mrs. O.G.Lytle, dler, H<strong>at</strong>tiesburg, Miss.; Marion Lexter<br />

Misser A. G. Dupuy, P. Jacobs, C. Col- Montgomery, Louisville, Miss.; Samuel<br />

longues, O. M. Ayraud, Mrs. L, M. Brad- James Tilden Darden, Mvrtle, Miss, ; John<br />

ford, Misses F. M. Roettger, E. Weiss, E. Edgar Powell, Timberville, Miss.; Samuel<br />

W- Racine Logan Stephenson, Marks, Miss.; Robert<br />

The Judah Touro prize <strong>of</strong> $100, awarded Forrest Payne, Hudsonville, Miss ; John<br />

to the pupil <strong>at</strong>taining the highest standard William Stringer, Soso, Miss.; Carsie Z.<br />

<strong>of</strong> excellence in all branches, was won by Ballard, Monticello, Miss.; John Gordon<br />

Miss F. M. Roettger. Prince, Claude, Miss.<br />

New Collefle Hospital.<br />

N„^^^^ Gradu<strong>at</strong>e.<br />

NIrs. Joseph Brown Whitehead <strong>of</strong> Atlaii- The gradu<strong>at</strong>ing exercises <strong>of</strong> the first class<br />

L''.n?r H ^;';'""^'.'"^° tbV'^.'^i'"r^' °f "^^^^^ to have completed their course <strong>of</strong><br />

hospital <strong>at</strong> the Georgia School <strong>of</strong> Technol- training <strong>at</strong> the training school <strong>of</strong> the Charogy.<br />

She therefore has the privilege o lotte San<strong>at</strong>orium were held <strong>at</strong> the Academy<br />

naming the building which will be called <strong>of</strong> Music in Charlotte on the evening <strong>of</strong><br />

the Joseph Bro\yn Whitehead hospital, in October 12, <strong>1909</strong>. Mr. D. A. Tompkins<br />

memory <strong>of</strong> her husband, the l<strong>at</strong>e Joseph president <strong>of</strong> the San<strong>at</strong>orium Companv pre-<br />

Brown Whitehead.<br />

.<br />

sided. Rev. . W. M. Kincaid, D. D., <strong>of</strong> the<br />

^JlYA ^"^^ ^^ >nstitution from Mrs. pirst Presbyterian , church opened the exer-<br />

Whitehead and her two pung sous, Joseph cises with prayer and Rev. Pl<strong>at</strong>o T. Dur-<br />

Brown \\ hiteiead and Conkey Whitehead, ham, <strong>of</strong> Concord, N. C, delivered a most<br />

and will make possible the beginning <strong>at</strong> eloquent address. Mr. Tompkins presented<br />

once <strong>of</strong> th<strong>at</strong> much-needed building-a hos- the diplomas and Miss E. E. Cherryman,<br />

pital for the boys <strong>at</strong> the 1 ech. superintendent <strong>of</strong> the San<strong>at</strong>orium, awarded<br />

Dr. Moore Loc<strong>at</strong>es <strong>at</strong> Chester. the prizes.<br />

'^^^^<br />

Dr. A. Wylie .Moore, has loc<strong>at</strong>ed<br />

following<br />

in diesare<br />

the gradu<strong>at</strong>es: Miss<br />

ter, S. C, for the practice <strong>of</strong><br />

Josephine R.<br />

his pr<strong>of</strong>ession<br />

Hunnicutt, Lynchburg, Va.;<br />

and is occupying a suite <strong>of</strong><br />

^'ss Lena <strong>of</strong>fices M. Weller,<br />

in the Repubhc, Ohio; Miss<br />

Agurs building. ^^'^^^^<br />

Dr. Moore is a gradu<strong>at</strong>e ^- Tittsworth, San Antonio, Texas;<br />

<strong>of</strong> the "^^'^^ academic Lillian and medical departments<br />

D. Davis, Orlando, Fla.; Miss<br />

<strong>of</strong> the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Virginia and has<br />

C<strong>at</strong>harine<br />

served<br />

A. Olwill, New York, N. Y.;<br />

as surgeon on the ^^'*^ ^^^''^<br />

staff <strong>of</strong> Bellevue<br />

L. Call, Freeport,<br />

hospital,<br />

La.: Miss<br />

New York city. Dr. Moore is a Chester ^^^ry J. Crooker, Norfolk, Va.; Miss Florboy<br />

and is a brother <strong>of</strong> Dr. B. S. Moore, <strong>of</strong><br />

^"^^ ^^- Haines, Xenia, Ohio; Miss Lillian<br />

Charlotte, ^^'-ncastle, N. C. and is a nephew <strong>of</strong> Dr. W. Va.<br />

^.^Y^'^'<br />

Gill Wvlie, <strong>of</strong> New \'ork.<br />

^"^^^ young ladies were delightfully entertained<br />

after the exercises by Mr. Tomp-<br />

Mlsslsslppl Medical Examin<strong>at</strong>ions. kins.<br />

I<br />

Out <strong>of</strong> the eightvone applicants <strong>at</strong> the<br />

. recent meeting <strong>of</strong> the .Mississippi Medical<br />

Physician Held lor Murder.<br />

[Examiners (St<strong>at</strong>e Board <strong>of</strong> Health) only An investig<strong>at</strong>ion by the coroner's jury into<br />

' twenty-one were licensed to practice inedi- the killing <strong>of</strong> E. K. Judson, p<strong>at</strong>ient <strong>of</strong> the<br />

cine. The sixteen negro members all failed Jackson, La., insane asylum, whose horrif<br />

to pass. bly burned body was found near St. Francis-<br />

* This remarkably small percentage is due ville. La., October IS, resulted in the holdjin<br />

part to the rigid policy instituted by the ing <strong>of</strong> Dr. E. C. McKowen for the murder.<br />

board, and also to the close w<strong>at</strong>ch kept on The coroner's jury found th<strong>at</strong> the body <strong>of</strong><br />

{the applicants to detect the possible use <strong>of</strong> Judson had been placed by the side <strong>of</strong> the<br />

' jacks." There were a good many instances Yazoo & Mississippi Valley railroad tracks,<br />

<strong>of</strong> this kind. Tiie successful applicants near Wakefield, by Dr. McKowen. No<br />

^fe:<br />

George Walton Wallace, Arbo, Miss.;<br />

motive for the crime is given.<br />

Dr. McKowen is in prison <strong>at</strong> St. Francis-<br />

Louis Stinson, Canton, Miss.; William ville.<br />

jjames Coleman, Aberdeen, Miss.; William<br />

U- Lusk, Winona, .Miss.: -Marvin Montgoin-<br />

All the evidence indic<strong>at</strong>ed th<strong>at</strong> Judson<br />

had been killed, apparently by strangulajCry<br />

Hall, Belle Prairie, Miss.; Frank Ellis tion, some distance from where the body

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