The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-03
SANITATION
 AND HYGIENE HYGIENE
OBJECTS OF THE MILITARY SUR GEoNs OF ARKANSAS ORGAN
 EATON JUST COMPLETED.
Designed Not Alone to Further the Sanitary Conditions About Army Maneuvers But About
 Municipalities.


 Military Surgeons of Arkansas are in the furtherance of sanitary and hygiehic conditions, not alone in ar my and state guard circles, but in every civil condition. The associa- Eion thus has an extensive field Tor it's operations, as shown in the Eol lowing constitution and by laws of the organization;
 Purpose: This shall be- an organ ization for the promotion of the study of scientific and practical hy- giene and sanitation in and out of The Arkansas National Guard, to bring military matters more closely and more clearly 10 its members and to those who approve sanitary laws and the execution thereof So that the work of the sanitary troops of our state will be hereafter conducted more in accord with business form and accuracy.
 II is further designed to assist Tn every way the civil sanitary autnorl- ties by conference and action so far as the state towers may approve or de man.
 It is further designed that it shall support ia every way possible the ln- fentio-s snd work of The Assoeia- tion Of Military Surgeons of the Unit ed States in tbeir splendid work, scien- tt'Gc rTacuea and literary.
 One of the objects of this assocla ton saall be the monthly schooi work. his shall he the working Of problems Inc answering of questions and ine VT ing of papers as may be directed by 6 board of censors to pc hereinafter created.
 Membership: This shall consist of Active Associate and Honorary mem- bers. The entire medical personnel of commissioned and non-commisslon- ed officers of the Arkansas National Guard shall be the active members all U. S. medical officers while sta bioned or visiting In the State of Ar Kansas and all medical men in the state who have honorably served With U. s. or state forces shall be asso- ciate members upon registration.
 Honorary members shall be the of ficers past, present and future of the Association of Military Surgeons of | the United States and It's foreign membership.
 Officers. There shall be elected annually president, a vice president and secretary There shall be elected each year three cen sors at least one of whom shall be chosen from the medical corps Of the U S. army. In case Of remogai By operation law of the w. D. his successor will be invited by thei pres sdent to assume tae duty Of censor ] for the unexpired term.
 Duties of Officers Shall be the same as in all other similar organi ! zations. The oensors shall at each | annual meeting confer and construct a program of work for the ensuing | year one program for commissioned l officers and one for non commission l ed officers. The program shal noi exceed one article or one problem for each month A copy of this program | shah be transmitted in reasonabie time to each active member each year by the secretary-treasurer Copies | may be transmitted to all members | when desired.
 The problems shall be directed to- ward teaching paper work making re- turns military correspondence mill | tary etiquette, military dress ana bearing, military practice in medicine and surgery in hygiene and sanitation.
 The Meetings The regular annual | meeting shall be held on the last day of August each year at a point to be selected by those in session tile prior year.
 Called meetings may be had at any time on presenting to the president written request from one fifth of the commissioned medical personnel of the A. N. c.
 The Secretary Treasurer: in aadi- tion to the usual duties of his oifice he shall receive all communications from the Censors and transmit or for ward same to destination promptly In no event shall he permit the cen