The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
CIT HEALTH
 OFFICERS STAGE
 ANNUAL BANQUET
pr. Glasgow, Hospital Super intendent Urges 100 Per Cent Modern Medicine at
 Price People Can Afford

Declaring that a problem for mod ern medicine was to give to the men, women and children of America 100 per cent of the benefits of up-to-dAte medicine at price they can afford to pay, Dr. N. w. Glasgow, superin- tendent of the T. c. l. hospital at Fairfield, commended the policy of the Tennessee oCal, Iron and Rail- road company as applicable to the state, at the annual staff dinner of the health department of the com pany held at the Tutwiler hotel last evening.
 The ordinary person needing medical attention can not pay for the refinements that are neces- sary," stated pr. Glasgow
 Diagnosis, proper clinics and oth- CT requirements must be foregone is met in the T. c. Go. with It's employees by the company meeting part of the expense and the em- ploye meeting the other.
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 'sThs scope of the staff of the health department extends to 100,- GOO people. If this plan were ex- tended to the entire state under & process of forming health districts which laboratories, diagnosticians and clinics in which the state would provide part of the cost and the people of the district when needing attention to provide the other, then 100 per cent. of modern medicine could be given at a price the peo- pie could afford to pay"
 ? sNn~ nna 0f uIIrN- Der of--physicians who responded to Postmaster Dr. Groesbeck Walsh. Others spoke on equally interesting subjects. Mayor Clinton Decker, of Fairfield, spoke on the subject "The Relation of a Sanitary Engineer to Health Department" Dr. R. M. Davis on "Optimism;" c. H. Kibbey on "The Necessity for Health Or ganiztations to- be in Close Touch with the People;" pr. James H. Garber on "The Boss and Good Eel lowship;" pr. W. w. Compton on 'aIndustrial Medicine, Past and Pres ent;" Jesse Yeates on Doctors as I Know Them" Dr. c. D. Chiles and Clyde Ennis gave stories and jokes. while Dr. Walter Scott, pr. w. l.. Nichols. Dr. J. Ross Snyder, Dr. James McLester, pr. Cabot Bull, Dr. Cunningham Wilson and Dr. Lloyd Noland spoke on selected topics.
 Among Those Present
 The following were present: pr. Lloyd Noland, Dr. M w. Glasgow E~. P. w. Tucker Dr. N. A. John ston, Dr. Earl Conweu, pr. J. A. ,AIidler, pr. R. F. Hogan, Dr. l.. W. Hubbard, pr. J. R.NChandler, pr. J. H. Sherrell, pr. Jerome Meyer -pr. G. II. Smith. pr. J. A. Harper pr. c. D. Chiles, Dr. s. F. Field Mir. A. c. Decker. Mr. c. II. kibbey' Dr. Groesbeck Walsh, Dr. w. w. Compton, pr. Leslie Brownlee, Dr. R. E. Johnson, pr. o. R. Troje, pr. G. c, Coleman, Dr. H. r. Adams Dr. R. NJ Davis. pr. II. W Allgood' pr. Walter Scott, pr. James Gar Der, Dr. w l.. Nichols, Dr, J. T. Stone, pr. C. A. Greene, Dr, l. M Graylee. pr. M. c. Thomas, MT. F, L, Crocker and pr. w. C. Head ana guests; Dr. J. Ross Snydeh pr James MeLester, Dr. Cabot INli' MT. Clyde Ennis, pr. Cunningham Wilson, Dr. B. s. Lester, MT. Jesse Yeates, Dr. Henry R. Carter ana pr. D. W. Fucker.
 The speaking was preceded py course banquet served under the personal direction of George Ben der. matre de totel of the Tutwlleri