El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
DENTISTS MAY
ELECT DR.. ALGER
Mention Albuquerque Man
to Head Southwestern
Society Next Term.

Such interest has been shown in all
the lectures of the Southwestern
Dental societys convention that It
has been decided that next year four
days instead of three will be planned
for the meetings. Practically all the
work is behind schedule. because Of
the discussions which have been held
about every paper DIR. N. F. Bauchert,
of FL Paso, lectured on cast Gold
Inlays. Technique. Success and Fail
ure," Saturday morning DR.. Walter
/ C. Crandau held a table clinic in
rooms 5O4 and sos. Mills building.
{ Saturday Immediately after luncheon
The election of officers will take
! place in the middle of the afternoon
{ The nominating committee VIII be
appointed in the afternoon
Seattle Man a Guest.
/ DR.. II. N. Thomas. OF Seattle, Wash,
who is staying at Silver City for his
I health. was a guest at the meetings
Saturday.
1t is understood that the delegates
are considering electing Dr. T. J.
Alger. of Albuquerque, the present
vice president. and acting president
as the new president
Dentists and their friends who at
tended the banquet Friday night OF
the SouthW estern Dental society at
the Paso del Norte hotel were given
so notable reception that one Of them
said; Il am going back 10 Arizona ana
tell the fellows who were so unIor-
tunate as not to come that lney
missed the time Of their lives the
occasion was the second annual con-
vention Of the society. there being SO
present, including l6 of the boys IN (
khaki who are with the dental de-
partment Of the army.
The program included, besides the
dinner and the dancing Of the Mid /
night Kewpies.' a short address on I
patriotism by Zach l. Cobb; response !
from Arizona. by DR.. W p Sims; re-
Spouse from New Mexico. by Dr. NJ J. /
Moran: response from FL PasO, by DR.. 4
c. c. Homan: response from the army. 4
by Lieut.. J. L. Fritsche. Of Camp Cody, /
and a brief talk by DR.. Walter c. z
Crandall, of Los Angeles. Calf DR..
J. B. Brady acted as POSTMASTER
Net CamOuflaEe Here.
DR.. HOman said This society was
first conceived about two years ago,
and has proved a success so tar-
Though you may find US putting up
a good front in FL Paso,' as one Of the
speakers said. you won't find Il all
camOuflage. The leading spirit in the
sOciety's organization was DR.. Henri
LetOrd, who is now at san Antonio, IN
the army.
al Paso IS the logical point for a
dental association, with the vast ter
ritory II has to draw from" said DIT.
Moran, who told something OF the
service this branch of the healing art
is doing
Profession Recognized By Army.
Dr.. Sims took up the side Of the
question bearing on the relation OF
dentistry 10 the army and the present
war situation, saying that the pro-
Iession was now beginning to get the
recognition It deserved
DR. randall smoke of the interest
OF Los Angeles in the doings Of the
society. While Lieut. Fritsche gave
those present an idea OF what dentists
were doing in the camps. we now
about 1900 men, he declared,
but we are hoping to have one to
every 500 or 500 men"
Must Eliminate State Lines.
MI Cobb, elected an honorary mem
Der Of the society, said Conquest
over the kaiser is not enough we
have victories TO win in America W
have a victory TO win which shall
know nothing Of state lines. so that
when one is asked his country he will :
not say he is a Texan or a New York
er. but an American. We must look
forward to that victory over our ,
selves and our differences which shall l
make US looked up TO as the greatest
Of nations"
The Banqueters Present.
Among those present were Lieuts :
" H Moore. William H. Delbridge 1r. I
Robert L Robinson. A E Nannestad. l
] Ohm J. ogden. G. W. Tracy. H ;. En-
oree. J. L Fritsche. S W. Maly. II y
Serde, z F. Lieb, C W. Percival and
2 F. Bruss. all of Camp Cody. Dem
ng; Lieuts. c. A. Anderson. Z J. Kelly
and VIM. p. White, Of Fort Bliss, Drs- {
". p. Sims. Bisbee, Ariz-; John y :
Waiting. Washington. D. C: J. O.
Hamilton. Tularosa. y. NJ. T. E Nor =
on. Hurley, y. NJ; 5. T. Barnhill. Las Z
Cruces. n NJ: r E Buvens. Lords s
burg. y. NJ; ". c. CrandaN. Los An 7
yeles; E. J. Alger. Albuquerque; Zach a
= Cobb, FL Paso: r. H Gudger, Sill c
-er City: ". J. Moran. Deming, n NJ;
" r Chaplin. Silver City. y. NJ; Gar
.nce c. Clarke, SOcorn n NJ; H ID.
Dawson. Magdalena. y NJ; ". G. Har-
lis. san Francisco; J. A Williams. =
fort Wayne. Ind; W. d. Cornell, Cal
CD. y. NJ: Wallace Matthews. san 3
Francisco; R. E Blaney. CATHODE, y =
T.. 0. H Brown, Las Cruces, \. NJ;
\ l. Massey. Douglas. Ariz-; DIS. w
!; Sample. l. B. Kanouse, J. NJ Brit =
on. George II. Mengel, W. Robinson. :
\ Burton, John c. Schiller. Lee Nc :
ntosh. c. c. Homan. J. NJ Ridley, J.
3 Brady, Frank y. Brown. ST.. l. B.
,uster J. II. Paget, J. B. stevens,
Harry z. Jordan. II. F. Bauchert. E. Z
?. Byers, r. NJ. Ratliff. all of FL Paso. :
pastor has not yet arrived and the
,ulpit will ebsupplied until ne ar {
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