New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1921, Page 16

16 SURGEONS TO MEET AT PHILADELPHIA Quaker City to Be Host to Proes- sional Men the World Over | Philadelphia, Oct. 14.—In its inter- national character this year’s con- gress of the American College of Sur- geons, which opens here Oct. 24, sur- passes anything previous in the his- tory of the college. It two years’ work to bring together the surgeons of North and South America have result- cd in the attendance for the first time of a distinguished body of South Americans, while the regents of the Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland have broken precedent to come from Dublin to confer fellowships on eight Americans. Other leaders of fiom Edinburgh, Stockholm, The ilagre and Berne colony occupy prominent places on the four days’ program. Some 2,000 surgeons from «he United States and Canada have enrolled for the congress. Bestowal of -the honorary fellow- ships by the Irish College will mark the culminating feature of the con- gress, falling on Friday night. The Americans to receive the honor are Dr. George E. Brewer of New York, the profession Dr. George W. Crile of Cleveland, Dr. John M. T. Finney of Baltimore, Dr. Richard H. Harte of Philadelphia, Dr. W. Keen af Philadelphia, Dr| Charles 1. Mayo and Dr. William J. Mayo of |- hochester, Minn., and Dr, Robert J. Rochester, Minn. After invocation by Cardinal Dougherty, the fellowships will be conferred by Sir ‘Willlam I. de Courcy ‘Wheeler, vice-president of the Irish college of surgeons, Sir Robert Hy. Woods, past presidenj, and Sir Wil. iam Taylor, past president. The presidential address will thend be made by Dr. John B. Deaver of this city, and Sir Harold J. Stile§ of Edinburgh will bring the congress to a close with the annual fellowship ad- dress, # Other visitors from abroad on the program include * Prof. H. C. Ja- cobaeus of Stockholm, Dr. J. Shoe- makeh of The Hague, Prof. F. dr Quervain. of Berne. - The principal cpeakers at the initial general ses- sion will be Dr. W. J. Mayo, of ochester, Minn. Papers and addresses will be large- ly technical. Remarkable results ob- tained in reconmstruction surgery of the face asd hand during the war and since are among subjects to be taken up. A comprehensive clinical pro- gram has been arranged. Hospital day has been added to this year's congress as a new fea- ture. This opens the congress on Monday. Final report on the stan- dardization program of the American College of Surgeons, dealing with Lospitals of 100 beds and more, will then be made. The college's approv- ed list of hospitals is to be announc- . el at this time. ATTACKS. FORMER KLANSHAN Simmons Accuses Ex-Menmber of K, K. K. With Issuing Fradulent Checks ~—Inquiry is Besumed ‘Washington, Oct. 14.—Resuming his testimony before the house rules com- mittee William J. _Simmons, imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan again ed an attack yesterday against c. derson Wright, former Klansman, who recently published what purport- ed to be an expose of the order. The wizard denied that the organi- zation had.declined to pay checks or drafts drawn by Wright for services performed during a membership cam- paign. Simmons charged that Wright prior to his connection with the Klan “issued bum checks at Houston, Tex.” “You mean to say that Wright is- swed fraudulent checkg?' 'asked Rep- resentative Rodenberg, republican, Il- pJinois. “That’s‘my impression” replied. “Didn’t you know this before vou took him on?"” Mr. Rodenberg persist- ed. Simmons “We did not kndéw of it until after- Simmons declared he never author- ized any kleagles or fleld agents to draw on the organization. Jones’ CQuality Market li) MYRTLE STREET. —EAT MORE LAMB— SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY LEGS OF GENUINE SPRING LAMB The Best in the City 32c 1lb NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, GERMANY’S NEW AUTO SHOW REVOKES LICENSES Motor Vehicle Commissioner Makes Record of 65 Suspensions of Drivers in One Day. Boston, Oct. 14.-——Frank A. Good- win, state registrar of motor vehicles, takes for his motto the saying that an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure. After establishing a record( for one day recently by re- 1921. voking or suspending the registration certificates or operators’ licenses of 65 automobilists, the majority because the owners or operators had been con- victed of gperating their cars while under the influence of liquor, he said: “The highways should not be open to drunken automobilists. It is better to revoke registration certificates and take the machines from the road and revoks the licenses of operators before persons are killed, tnan after.” The Turkish name for Constanti- nople is Stambol. Two remarkable models displayed at the new.-German auto show. Above, an 18-cylinder Adler racing type, with Willie Kell- ner, the demon driver, at the wheel. terned after a falling raindrop, the ' perfect streamline Rounded in front, it runs to a point in the rear. Below, a new Rumpler, pat- form. So little air re- sistance is encountered, that a mo tor of only 9HP made 75 miles an hour in a recent test in Berlin. = 3 31 MEN SEEK BAIL Logan, W. Va., Oct. 14.—Counsel for the 31 men indicted in Logan | opert Blank of the today. month was to take up the question of bail for the defendants with Judge ciréuit court No agreement was reached county in connection with the fight-|,n the matter yesterday after the ing on Spruce Fork Ridge Logan Boone county border last until January 16. Never say “Aspirin” without saying “Bayer.” WARNING! Unless you see name “Bayer” on tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians over 21 years and proved safe by millions for Colds ‘'Headache Toothache Neuralgia Earache Lumbago Rheumatism Neuritis Pain, Pain Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets—Bottles of 24 and 100—All druggists. 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