Public Health and Treasury Officers Visit San Antonio
Public Health and Treasury officials led by Col Edward Clifford visit San Antonio to inspect hospital facilities and plans for permanent construction. The group tours Army camps and federal buildings, notes expansion of Public Health Service and Treasury duties, and discusses funding and pacing of new hospital projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Clifford
the Treasury
William 8. Teorberry
United States Public Health Service
San Antonio
Federal
Treasury Department
Houston
Galveston
New Orleans
Teest
E. E. Beebes
D. A. Walker
BP. G. Tenens
Campbell
Br F
Dennis Noten
Artillere Brigade
Camp Travie
Navy
United States
Teres Hospital
Prescott
Ariz
Tucson
Fork Barard
Coleonel Clifford
Public Health Service
Clifford
Treasury
Vepartoest
Ac Baitee
Picmentalls
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Cue
Sumptere
Imad
Sevier
Servius
Andrew Mallon
Siu
Shropshire Health Official Fallback After Court Refusal
After the State Supreme Court refused a writ of error on a health department appointment dispute, Dr J Ta Birshire exits and W A King retires to private life. The transition affects the department as a new appointee familiarizes with work amid no writ granted and no opinion issued. New leadership expected soon under Health Department guidance.
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State Supreme Court
Atay
Mlark
Reels Health
J. Ta Birshire
W. A. King
Thing
Pene Tee de
Winwiddie
Ageisrint Iy Health Aftierr
Robert i
Clean sweep planned in Sanitary Department changes
Dr Shropshire declined to specify the contemplated changes but indicated a broad clean sweep, including removal of a member of the Sanitary Department. A major bargain note appears in the latter lines, offering Continental mature tires at under half price, cash only.
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Shropshire
Moore Buildinge
Land Bank Reopens San Antonio Directorate Chosen
The Dallas Town Land Bank resumes operations after over two years of litigation up to the U S Supreme Court. Charles B. Tine vice president and San Antonio manager returned from Dallas where bank officials elected directors. The San Antonio branch now has 2,000 available for loans under the amalgamation plan.
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San
San Antonio
Tins
J. K. Berretta
National Bank of Commerce
Sylvan Lang
Edward Charmerlain
T. A. Wroe
American “Ratnna Bank of
Austin
Ting
Texas
East Ari Banka
Name Reserve Officer Examines Applicants at Courthouse For San Antonio
Major Parmenter, formerly of the 2nd Infantry, reports to the Army’s 60th Division at Gunter Motel and will command the 815th Medical regiment from the Bexar county courthouse. He will examine all reserve commission applicants in the San Antonio area and organize the regiment similarly to the division.
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Rael
Parmenter
2Th Infantry
M0th Division
United States Army
Gunter
Bug
Agalgne
Bexar County
San Antonio
Oil Painting Exhibit Draws Growing In San Antonio
Attendance rises as the American Federation of Arts exhibit organized with the San Antonio art league draws crowds in the public library auditorium. About 1600 viewed the exhibition in the week. Saturdays 10 to 12, Sundays 1 to 5, other days noon to 6. It stays in San Antonio until February 19 before moving to Austin.
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American Federation of Arts
Public lectures and exhibits on local artwork planned
Two weeks of displays will precede a public lecture on paintings in the auditorium of a nearby theater. The afternoon speaker is not yet chosen. After the American Federation of Art exhibit, local artists will show their work in the public library auditorium at Roselawn Cemetery, a noted burial park.
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American’ Federation of Arth
Auditorius
Father Quinn Improved After Illness at Hot Springs Ark
Father J H Quinn, bedridden in Hot Springs Arkansas, is reported greatly improved and not in immediate danger. Missionary Father John J Whelan says Quinn is in good spirits and able to sit up but requires care to avoid relapse. doctors expect he may be an invalid for life due to chronic diseases and a weak heart.
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J. H. Quinn
St Joseph’s Sauaterin
Hot Springs
Ark
Deanaby
San Antonio
John J. Whelan
Father Quinn
Father Whelan
Quita
YWCA Membership Drive Plans Finalized
Final arrangements were made for the YWCA membership campaign to run February 2 to 23 with a Wednesday directors meeting. Carl D. Newton is chairman, supported by two colonels and captains who will select 100 workers plus teasers. Four minute speakers will address Sunday schools and churches February 19 as part of an intensive three day push charged to gain 600 new members.
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AL C.A
Salvation Army
Carl D. Newton
Glaull J. Garter
E.W. Tirigcoe
Will Bach
Suliday
LH. G. Spruce
Boss
Carter
A. M
Kay Deen
Mr. Bristoe
Railroad Builder Dies in Fort Worth Forty Years Resident
Fort Worth Texas February 9 Zane Cetti a Fort Worth resident since 1875 and a prominent figure in the city heritage died at his home Wednesday. Cetti was the builder of the tracks that carried the first Texas and Pacific passenger train linking Fort Worth to the region.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Zane- Cetti
Zane-Cetti
Texas and Pacific
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Public Health and Treasury
Succtedy Khng
Filitgation
Rnd
Land Bank
Roselawn
Weit Kent
Crockett
Victor
Victrola
Reg
U.S
Pat
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden
New Jersey
Edwin Clapp
Russia
School Children’s
Dr. E. ©. Evans
Houston Brown
Hannah Hirshberg
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