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he speak; and he will shew you ali
things to come. John 1918.
Sixteenth, He fills. Then Peter,
filled with the Holy Ghost, said unto
them: Ie rulers of the people and
elders of Israel. Acts 4 :. And be
not drunk with wine, wherein is ex-
cess; but be filled with the Spirit. ="
Eph. ) rs. Wine is symbol of
worldliness.
All TO Win the Lost.
Seventeenth, He teaches. But the
Comforter. which is the Holy Ghost.
whom the Father will send in my
name, he shall teach you all things,
and bring all things to your re-
membrance, whatsoever | have said
unto you.'-John IA :26.
Eighteenth, He leads. For as
many as are led by the Spirit of God,
S:1I.
Nineteenth, He bears witness. THE
spirit, that we are the children of
God. Rom. SIG.
"Tmentieth, He sanctifies. But we
are bound to give thanks always to
God for you, brethren beloved of the
Lord, because God hath from the be-
ginning chosen you TO salvation
through specification of the Spiri,
and belief of the truthful Thess
2:13. Elect according to the fore
knowledge of God, the Father through
sanctification of the Spirit, unto
obedience and sprinkling of the blood
of Jesus Christ. Grace unto you, and
peace. be multiplied Pet. IL.
"Twenty-first. He helps.
"All for the purpose of winning the
lost"
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KANSAS BARS CROOKS
Promoter in Jail After Failing to Heed
Brothers Advice.
Kansas CITY. April as.-P. Ed

Kansas City, April SEP. Edward
Johnston, promoter Of a SS50,000
amusement park in Wichita, Kan, is
in Jail here because il is alleged he
failed to heed his brothers warning
to "plsy square with the law in Henry
Aliens state, the land of 24-hour JUS
tee" Johnston. according to the po-
lice, is wanted in Wichita for giving
a worthless check for St5.
A letter found in Johnston's travel
ing bag warns against ~mixing it with
the law in Kansas 1t was from his
brother. Mack Johnston. of Detroit.
The letter in part follows:
Now be good fellow and don't try
to mix it with the law out there in
Kansas. 1t isn't healthy. Believe me.
Paul, l know. You can't get away
with anything in Kansas. Ii isn't be-
ing done. at least among the elite Of
crookdom. Take my tip and be on the
square as long as you are in Henry
Aliens state.
If you find yourself broke and cant
get out any other way, walk. 10 -
safest. They deal 24-hour justice IN
Kansas. You can steal ham sand
witch at noon today and at nooa to-
morrow you are on the rock pile
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
G. N. FLORES DIES
Was Descendent Of One Of First Fam
lilies to Come From Canary Islands.

Gregorio N. Flores, 80, descend
ent of one Of the first families that
came to Texas from the Canary Is
lands, died at a hospital here Mon
day afternoon. The funeral will be
held at 3 o'clock Wednesday after
noon from the residence of a brother,
f. n. Flores, 500 Labor street. with
later services at San Fernando
Cathedral and burial at San Fernando
Cemetery No. under direction of
the Ehrlich Undertaking company.
Mr.. Flores great uncle was San
Antonio Navarrotof the pioneer Ma
varro family who came to Texas with
the first colony from the Canary Is
land. Mr.. Navarro was one of those
who signed the Declaration of Texas
Independence, and was one of the
first representatives in Congress from
Texas, as well as being one of the
first members of the Texas Legisla-
ture. Mr.. Flores also was nephew
of the late. Mayor Bryan Callaghan,
his mother being a sister. of Mr..
Callaghan. His grand father was
Col. Jose Angel Navarro, in whose
honor the public school on South
Pecos street was named. Mr.. Ma
varro donated the ground upon which
the building was erected.
Mr.. Flores is survived by his
father. Feliciano G. Flores and his
mother, Mrs. Autelita Navarro
Flores, two brothers, Feliciano n.
Flores and ]. A. n. Flores, his wild
ow. Mrs. Fay B. Flores and a z
year-old daughter, Marguerite, all OF
San Antonio.
The active pallbearers will be z.
Y. CARA, p. de Ia Cara, B. c.
Mauermann, B. R. Bernal, Antonio
Diaz. Angel Barloco.
Honorary pallbesrers will be May
or John W. Tobin, Sheriff James
stevens, District Attorney d. A. Nc
Askill, Judge s. G. Tayloe, O. B.
Black, Judge W. S. Anderson, Judge
Augustus McCloskey, E. P. Rochester.
sam Belden, Julius r. Norton, Thad
W. Smith, Assistant District Attor-
ney w. s. Anthony, George W. Hunt
ress ST., and Alfonso Newton Jr.
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DISCUSS SERUM TREATMENT
Specialist From Battle Creek, Tells
How IL Is Prepared.

Serology in its newest phases was
demonstrated and discussed by Dr. Z
T.. Roderick, serum specialist IRON
Battle Creek, Mich, at the afternoon
session of the Texas State Pathology.
cal Association. which met as one oil
the sectional groups on Monday, pre-
| liminary to the general meeting OF the
Texas Medical Association Tuesday
DIR. Roderick is a famous serum ex..
pert. and his lecture was illustrated
with motion picture films from his
laboratories in Battle Creek. where
guinea pigs, sheep and rabbits were
shown as sources OF various kinds OF
serum. DR.. r. G. Giles of Cleveland,
Ohio, was the feature speaker at the
meeting of the Texas Pathological AS
ISOLATION. and the Interest Of his pres
ence in San Antonio as a noted radio
expert was increased by the fact that
DIR. Giles is a native Texan, once a
San Antonio man.
The progress Of radio as a power
full factor in medical art was demon
strated BY DIR. Giles in his illustrated
lecture. DIR. Giles served his intern
ship in Santa Rosa infirmary, San
Antonio, and his home is in Bolton,
Tex. He served for two years in the
British army during the World war,
and following the entrance OF this
country, he gave his services to the
American doughboys. Following his re-
turn to the United States, he studied
radiology in Boston. where he became
cancer commissioner for Harvard
Medical College. Since severing his
connection with Harvard. DIR. Giles
has been studying radiology in Cleve-
land. Ohio. in his private laboratory.
He claims still another kinship with
Texas, as he graduate from the Uni
versity Of Texas Medical College in
1916, having gained his first knowl-
edge of medicine in his home state.
During the meeting Of the Texas RI
biological Society. DR.. Giles was the
honor guest.
Show How II Is Made.
DIR. Roderick was another speaker
for the medical meeting on Monday,
with the Pathological Association.
where he discussed the newest and
best methods of serology. His motion
picture slides were highly instructive.
as they showed every step taken in the
and testing of valuable SER
ums. Following his lecture and the mo-
ton picture show, a general discus
sion OF serums and their uses fol-
lowed. One Of the most Instructive
courses of the entire meeting resulted,
each doctor learning something that
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1900 KNIGHTS
/ PARADE HERE
! At C0NCLAVE
March to Travis Park
Church to Hear
Sermon.
ANNUAL STATE MEET
Drill Team Competition
will Be Held Tuesday
Afternoon.
ANNUAL STATE MEET
WEDNESDAYS PROGRAM

$3.50 a. M: Opening of Grand
Commandery.
II 100 M: Luncheon for ladies
at Menger hotel.
200 p. M: Sightseeing trip for
sir knights and ladies. Meet at
Scottish Rite Cathedral.
900 p. m: Reception and bail
to outgoing grand officers at Gun
ter hotel. All sir knights and Ia
dies. Sir knights in full uniform,
minus swords.
Thursdays Program.
900 a. m: Meeting of Grand
Commandery.
400 p. M: Reception for ladies
at Alamo Country Club. Meet at
Scottish Rite Cathedral.
500 p. m: Reception and ball
for incoming grand officers. at
Gunter hotel. All sir knights and
ladies. Sir knights in full dress
uniform, minus swords.
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Mrs. Katherine. w. TuyIos.

Mrs. Katherine Wentworth Tullos.
40, died Mt n local hospital ut 4 LILO
o'clock Monday afternoon. She was
. native of Nebraska but bed been
in San Antonio for the last ~ years.
She is survived nv her husband. c.
Dee Tnllos Of San Antonio. three
sons. Thomas Tullos Of San Antonio.
and Carl and Willie Tullos. both of
California. and four daughters. Mrs.
Grace Wilson. Mrs. Henry Anders.
md NA1isses rnr and Ethel May
Tullos. all of Snn Antonio. The
body is being held by Porter L.oring.
funeral director. nerding word from
the two sons in California.
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BOWLING

Indianapolis, Ind. April se.-Ohicago
bowlers carried off the honors in the
women's national bowling tournament
which closed here last night after hav-
ing been in progress more than a week.
Mrs. Gene Acker and Mrs. q. Smith Of
Chicago were high in the doubles class
with 1874. Mrs. Rose Steger, also OF
Chicago. won in the all-events with a
total of 16i7. while Miss Alice Feeney
Of Indianapolis. with 593. led the in
dlviduals.
The Turner Senior Ten Pin Bowling
League opened Monday night on the
Turn Verein Alleys with four out of
twelve evenly-matched teams bowling.
Nixon's team opened the season by
taking McMonagle's down for three
straight games. McAllister's 23s-601 vas
the feature. Rasmussen and August En-
gelken also rolled consistently.
klaus team took the long end Of a
series with Beubaum's by winning two
games. Alderman. Schmidt and Heu-
baum toppled the naples with the great
est regularity.
The scores:
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Miss Olive Elizabeth Howell.

Miss Olive Elizabeth Howell, %.
died at her residence. IA st. An
thony street. at 4 80 o'clock Tues
day morning. She was native of
Iowa but had been in san Antonio
for the last six ycnrs. Sho is survived
hv her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ.
lowell of SHn Antonio. two brothers.
Elmer Howell of Sar Antonio and
Leonard Howell of nhio. and two
orandmothers. 'rrs. Olive T.eight- of
South Point. OfSo. and Mrs. EI;-a-
beth Howell of Ironton. Ohio. The
body will be sept n Ironton. Ohio.
for interment Wednesday morning
over the NJ. X. & IT. by Hagy &
McCollum. undcrtakers.
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Refloat Lake Vessel.

Muskegon. Mich. April 2S.-Ibe
Crosby steamer Georgia, which went
on the Lake Michigan beach two
miles north of Muskegon harbcr chan
mel in a dense fog last night. was
released early today with slight dam
40 having resulted. A dead calm
that prevailed is believed 10 bare
saved the ship fsom pounding on the
beach.
Passengers were removed from the
steamer during the nisAt By coast
guard boats.
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Mrs, Elizabeth Smith.

Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. ne. died mt
the residence of her daughter. Mrs.
Fannie Grohman. 1915 Morales street.
late Monday afternoon. She was ma
five Of Georgia. but had been in San
Antonio for many years. Besides her
dan0hter. she is survived BY one son.
William Neridith of New Rraunfels.
The BODY is being held by the Tizill
Undertaking COMPANY nending def
mite funeral arrangements.
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Retention AT School.

Friends and patrons of the Ralph
Waldo Emerson junior high school,
Pine and lamar. streets, will meet
at a "get-together banquet at Z
o'clock Wednesday evening. preceding
the formal opening exercises to be
held Mt 7 80 O'Clock, according to an
announcement by Mrs Kate :.
Schenck. principal. The banquet will
be served BY the school cafeteria at
a price Of so cents a plate.
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Lieut.. p. G. Balcar will address
the Salesmanship Club Wednesday
noon at the Gunter. on SELLING the
Army" Earl W. Tracy will be
luncheon chairman, with Harold
Schramm and "Bill" Sheppard acting
as gladbanders, and Raymond Brin,
time keeper. Mrs. r. n. Hicks will
sing, to be accompanied by Miss
Alice Stewart at piano.
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Fred HOechten

Fred Hoechten. So, died at his
residence, ia Kayton avenue. Mon.
day afternoon. He was n native OF
Illinois but had been in San Antonio
for the last "a years. He was a
member of the Sam Houston Camp
No. %. Woodmen of the World. He
is survived by his widow. Mrs. Fred
Hoechten. one son. Fred p. HOechten.
two daughters, Mrs. August Pope and
Mrs. Il. Silbrecht. his mother, Mrs.
Margaret Hoechten, four sisters. Mrs.
Martin Thurman. Mrs. Mamie Dreag-
er. Mrs. Ben Baccus and Miss Lizzie
Hoechten. all of San Antonio. and
two brothers, Conrad Hoechten of
San Antonio and Theo Hoechten of
Sinner. Tex. The funeral will be
held from the residence at 4 o'clock
Tuesday, Rev. T. ]. Crane of the
st. Leo church officiating. Inter
ment will be in the st. Mary's Gene
terry under the direction Of the Zizik
Undertaking comnany.
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The Losoya Five took three games
from the A. r. C. Auto Livery on the
Grand Alleys Monday night.
MARYLAND was high for the night with
223-594 All others on the Losoya Five
went over the 500 mark with the excep-
tion OF MCGEE, who was absent.
The A. r. c. Garage team won a
postponed game by three pins from the
Losoya Five just before the regularly
scheduled game. Schwartz was high for
the losers with 1888.
The San Antonio Lisht rolls against
the Utilities Tuesday night.
Mondays scores:
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Charles VI. Adamson.

Charles NJ. Adamson. 80. died at a
hospital at IL o'clock Monday MORN
ing. He was native of Iowa. but
had been in San Antonio for the last
fifteen years. He is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Ernestine Adamson. of
San Antonio: his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Adamson of Dallas: four
brothers. r. n. and j.. A. Adamson.
both of Houston. Dir. Ed Adamson 4
Ames. Iowa, and William Adamson of
lola Kan; and three sisters. Mrs.
Phillip OFT of Ogden. Iowa. Mrs. Wal
ter Hogg of Dallas. and Mrs. Thomas
BLIZZARD of New York City. The fun
eral will he held from the parlors of
Sloan. Wilbert and Pelphrey. under
takers at 3 80 o'clock Tuesday. Rev.
c. NJ. Edison of the Beacon Hill Ban
fist Church officiating. Interment will
be in the Roselawn cemetery.
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OBITUARY
Charles NJ, Adamson.

The funeral of Charles NJ. ASamson
30. who died at n hospital here. Mon.
day morning. will be held from the
parlors of Sloan. WILDER & Pelnhrcy
at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday. Rev. C. NJ
Edison of the Beacon Hill Baptist
Church officiating Interment will be
in the Roselawn cemetery. The pail
bearers will be Alvon Wheeler. Ernest
Pipes, John J. Crow. Roger Lentz,
Jack Caldwell and f. G.. Jones.
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Pickett Of the Lone star Five rolled
exceptionally well on the Grand Alleys
Monday night with high game Of 2S2
and high series Of 6sS. but the Wolff &
Marx team took two out OF three games
frdh the Lone star boys; Grona rolled
2ii-5eT for the winners and Pape
19q-56-.
The Clifton George Motor Company
team bowls against the A. l. d. Pilots
Tuesday night.
Monday'S scores.
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Lieut.. BesseII to Rosy Poly.

Second Lieut.. William W. Bessell
| personnel adjutant of the Second
|gineer, Fort Sam Houston, has
In relieved from his duties with
| I regiment and detailed as assistant
bfesSor of military science and
| tics at Rose Polytechnic Insti-
r, Terre Haute, Ind.
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Steinfeldt to Give Program.

John NJ. Steinfeldt. composer
pianist, will give a recital at Main
Avenue High School Auditorium
Wednesday evening at $3.50. The
program follows:
Scarlatti Domenico (Tausig) 80.
.................. 1.-Two Sonatas
Allegro ma non troppo
Andante con motto
Brahms 80. Andante from opus 8
-hdCDONcH $500.
....... Sonata Eroica in G Minor
"Flos regum Arthurus"
Slow, with nobility, Fast, passion
ately Elf-like as light and swift as
possible Tenderly, Longingly yet
with passion Fiercely, very fast.
ILL.
Chopin go. Ballade in A flat major
CHOPIN ............ ..........
..... .Nocturno in g sharp minor
Steinfeldt .... Homage TO Mcdowell
Debussy ........... Claire de Luue
Steinfeldt 80. An Evening in Venice
LlsIt ..........
..... Hungarian Rhapsodie No.12
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Mrs. Elizabeth Smith.

The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith.
rs. who died Monday evening. will be
held from the late residence. 1915 Mo-
rales street, at 4 o'clock Tuesday. Rev.
Y. c. Long of the Eos Angeles Heights
Dentist Church officiating. Interment
will be in the Rosclawn cometerv nm
dor the direction of the Zizik Under
taking Company.
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Baptize With Holy Ghost.

"Thirteenth, He haptizes. L in
deed baptize you with water unto re-
pentance; but he that cometh after
me is mightier than !. whose shoes |
am not worthy 10 bear; he shall bap-
tie you with the Holy Ghost. and
with fire.'-Matt. 3-11. L indeed
have baptized you with water; but he
shall baptize you with the Holy
host.-Mark ! q. John answered,
saying unto them all, l indeed baptize
you with water; but one mightier than
1 cometh, the latchet of whose shoes
l am not worthy TO unloose; he shall
baptize you with the Holy Ghost and
with fire.'-Luke 3:16. And | knew
him not; but he that sent me to bap-
tie with water. the same said unto
me: Upon whom thou shalt see the
Spirit descending, and remaining on
him, the same is he which baptizeth
with the Holy Ghost.'-John :33.
Then remembered / the word of the
Lord. how that he said. John indeed
baptized with water but We shall be
baptized with the Holy Ghost. Acts
IL :16.
Fourteenth. He endues. And, be-
hold. | send the promise of my
Father upon you: but tarry ye in
the City of Jerusalem. until We be en-
dued with power from on high
Luke a 40.
Fifteenth, He guides. 'Howbeit
when he. the Spirit Of truth, is come,
he will guide you into all truth; for
he shall not speak of himself: but
whatsoever he shall hear, that shall
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Must Be Born Again.

Tenth, He bears witness to the
truth of the gospel In preaching and
testimony. But when the Comforter
is come, whom will send unto you
from the Father, even the Spirit of
truth, which proceedeth. from the
Father, he shall testifysof ME: And
we also shall bear witness, because We
have been with me from the begin
ning.'-John 10 :26-27. The God of
our fathers raised up Jesus, whom We
slew and hanged on a tree. Him hath
God exalted with His right hand to be
a prince and saviour, for TO give
repentance to Israel, and forgiveness
of sins. And we are his witnesses of
these things; and so is also the Holy
Ghost. whom God hath given to them
that obey him. Acts, 8 1892.
Eleventh, He is the. agent in the
new birth. Jesus answered: Verify
verify, l say unto thee. except man
be born of water and of the Spirit. he
cannot enter into the kingdom of God.
That which is born of the flesh is
flesh; and that which is born of the
Spirit is spirit. 500.
Twelfth. He seals the believer. Tn
whom We also trusted. after that ye
heard the word of truth. the gospel Of
your salvation; in whom also after
that We believed. We were sealed with
that holy Spirit of promise. Which is
the earnest of our inheritance until
the redemption Of the purchased pos
session. until the praise of his glory.
Enh IRA
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Sloan. Wilberf & PeiDhrey. Inc.
tlndertakers. ia Broadway. CT.
1923. Lady assistant.-(Adv.1
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Hagy & McCollum. undertakers
Quick ambulance service. Crockett,
t04. Lady assistant at all hours
tAdv.)
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NORRIS DRAWS
GREAT CROWDS
At TABERNACLE
Ministers and Members of
All Churches Attend
ing Meetings.
MANY VISITORS HERE
Fort Worth Pastor Spoke
on "Holy Spirit" at Morn
ing Services.

hecOru-Dreaklng crowns are httenu'
ing the evangelistic services being con-
Quoted by DIR. j. Frank Norris at the
big tabernacle, Fourth and Taylor
People are coming from distant places
outside of San Antonio. Ministers
and members of all the churches are
attending the meeting. Tuesday
morning, DIR. Norris spoke on The
Holy Spirit" as follows:
First, the Holy Spirit is a divine
person, and equal with God, the
Father and God, the Son. And L will
play the Father, and He shall give
you another Comforter, that He may
abide with you forever: Even the
Spirit Of truth: whom the world can
not receive, because it sceth Him not,
neither knoweth Him; but we know
him; for, he dwelleth with you. and
shall be in you.'-John IA :16-17.
Five personal pronouns are used
here.
Second, baptism shows the burial
and resurrection of Christ and also
SETS forth the equality of the Trim
ity. Go we therefore, and teach all
nations, baptizing them in the name
of the Father, and of the Son, and of
the Holy Ghost.'-Matt. 2S-19.
Third, the Holy Spirit was pres
emit and equal in the Virgin birth.
And the angel answered and said
unto her : The Holy Ghost shall come
upon thee, and the power of the high
est shall overshadow thee: therefore
also that holy thing which shall be
born of thee shall be called the Son
of God.'-Luke :35.
Fourth, He was present and equal
in the Atonement. How much more
shall the blood of Christ. who through
the eternal Spirit offered himself
without spot TO God, purge your con-
living God.'-Heb. 9:14.
Will Reprove Sin Of World.
Fifth, He was equal and present
in the resurrection of Christ. Which
he wrought in Christ, when he raised
him from the dead, and set him at
his own right hand in the heavenly
places. '-Eph. 1 20.
'"Sixth, He was present and equal
in the second coming. And the Spirit
and the bride say, come. And let him
that heareth say, come. And let him
that is athrist, come. And whosoever
will, let him take the water of life
freely.'-Rev. % III.
Seventh. He was present and equa
in the creation. In the beginning Coo
created the heaven and the earth
| And the earth was without form, anC
void; and darkness was upon the face
of the deep. And the Spirit of God
moved upon the face of the waters
And God said: Let there be light
and there was light.-Gen. lib.
Eighth, He restraints the evil one
For the mystery Of iniquity doth al
ready work; only he who now letteth
will let, until he be taken out of the
way.-II Thess. 81.
Ninth, He convicts Of sin, of judg-
ment and of righteousness. And when
He is come, He will reprove the world
of sin. aud of Righteousness and of
judgment. OF sin. because they believe
not on me; of Righteousness, because
| go to. my Father, and We see me no
more; of judgment, because the prince
of this world is judged. John IL
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Wolff & Marx Co.

Total ............. sS9 sos AlO ~
Lone Stnr Five.
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"Sellhg the Army

:. Hungarian Rhapsodie No.12
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Tuesdays Meetings.


On Tuesday afternoon one OF the
most important meetings of the con-
vention will be held. with DIR. A. j..
kincecum Of San Antonio in the chair
at the red room of the st. Anthony
Hotel. where the section of state
medicine and public hygiene will meet
at 1 o'clock. The choirman's address
will include a discussion of the Pres
ent Status of the Laws Governing
Public Health in Texas with sug.
gestions for their improvement: and
DIR. Malone Duggan. state health of
ficer. will discuss "the Coordination
of Health Work" 1.-THE Importance OF
Reporting Communicable Diseases
will be the topic of an address by DIR.
Robert Tate of Austin. and "Venereal
Disease Control will be discussed by
DR.. C. +. Durham of Austin. State
Laws Pertaining to Municipal Sani-
tation" will be discussed by DIR. V. Nj.
Ehlers of Austin and DIR. III. Garst
of Austin will talk on Some of the
Obstacles Retarding the Progress of
Maternity and Infancy Work in
Texas" The needs of n state board
of health will be given by DIR. W. II.
Beazley of Honey Island and DIR. "A.
II. Wilckwir of Houston will discuss
1.-THE Relation of the City Health
Department to the State Health De-
partment. With Suggestions of Need
ed Changes of the Law"