BALTIMORE
COLLEGE OE DENTAL SURGERY.
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The Session of 1944-5 will commence on the
frs. Monday in. November next, and continue four
months. The Faculty prepared TO afford eve
ry facility for thorough practical and theoretical
knowledge Of Dentistry as branch of Medicine
especial attention will be given TO the Surgical and
Mechanical departments. Commodous rooms are
prepared for this purpose where the class will have
an opportunity of daily witnessing, and each one of
performing with his own hands, the various mani
pulations pertaining thereto.
CnApIN A. HARRIS, M. D., Prof Of Practical Den
tistry.


THos. E. BOND, Jr, M. D., Prof of Special Pa
lhoIogy and Therapeutics.
w. 4. HANDY, NJ D.. Prof. of Anatomy and Phys
ioIogy.


The Chair of Denial Physiology and Pathology,
vacated by the death Of Prof. HAYDEN, will be
temporarily filled by Drs. HARRIS and BOND.
DR.. Harris will lecture on Dental Pathology, and
DR.. Bond on Dental Physiology.
J. B. SAVER D. D. S., Demonsrator of Mechan-
ica Dentistry.


Terms. Tickets, each $25. Demonstrations,
$40. .Dssecting. (optIona) $IO Naturalization,
SIS. Diploma, 80


w. R. HANDY, Dean
Sept. Is, 1914. 516-4t