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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
BOY INJURED
AT FAIRGROUNDS
WILBUR HAYES. OF THIS CITY,
HURT IN MARTINS FERRY.
Falls From Top 81 Slide For LIE"
and Breaks Arnn-NounG Girl
Sustains Serious Injury

William HAYES. eight year.old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs Hayes. Of Nortn
Main street. this city. was the victim
Of serious accident yesterday after
noon while playing A. the Martins
Ferry playground The lad had gone
up TO the platform on the Slide for
life" and In iome unknown manner
he lost his balance and fsll 20 the
ground. a distance Of al least ~ feet.
and when be fell the fun weight Of
his body Wss on biz arms. with the
result that both were broken between
the wrist and tho elbows DR. " 3
Blackford was hastily summoned ana
after the lad's injuries were attended
10 he was removed 20 bis home On
this city, whore a. a lafa hour last
evening he VAS rfs'iug &c we'll a.
could be expected The las ls not the
hrst 20 fall from th. platform. 49,
last year three or -FOUR fell from d.
For while This season fte hing
was not used bur only coupl, oil
days ago the children ogain cOumerc-
ed 20 ride IN %. with the r,4uIt that
II becarn" very popular The device
10 one % tho cost fsrgrrous ON me
grounds. and 10 .s expected thar A. a
result - yesf-rdty's arr.drr- % vrtu
DO done aWav with
Badly Hurt
Dela Pyle. r"s.dirr or Ninfn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
BATHING SUITS
Large Number Secured by ceoroe
Hoffman For Bath House In
North Wheeling.

George Hoffman. proprietor OF the
bath house at the foot OF Third
street Is preparing for a large num-
her OF persons TO attend and enjoy
the pleasures OF bathing at Belle Isle
beach. When the season opened no
equipped his bath house with more
than 200 suits and since the place
has become so popular be has found
II impossible TO take care Of the vast
crowds that seek suits. Three dozen
additional ladies' suits and 1--WE dozen
mems suits have been secured ana
VIII be ready Tor tho Sunday crOGA
Many other Improvements are un-
der way az this place and before the
season is closed a great change Will
have been made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
UNITED DOCTORS
ARB SUCCESSFUL
Aiiins Man Could Get No Relief From
Other Doctors and Vet United
Doctors Cure Him.
SKIN DISEASE
Cured Man Highly Praises Special.
lists and Recommends Them To
Other Sick People.

The story. never ending. of the
daily cures being made by the United
Doctors. even after others fail. N
again brought to light In a most an
noying anliction OF disease OF the
skin. that finally compelled Harry
Wierman, Of 351i- South Warren
street; Trenton. New Jersey. to 60 to
the United Doctors for treatment.
AFTER other doctors had failcd TO help
him.
This Ia not a new story-it ia a
very old one. this story where a sick
person has gone to the United Doc
TORS as last resort. and with them
gained his or her reward in azure
The United Doctors popularity has
been won BY their success in the
treatment Of deep seated and chronic
diseases, by their low charges. by
their expert service, by the fact that
they always include ,edicines in
their charges. and these charges are
always within the reach OF all. They
treat among other aim, nts. chronic
ana deep seated diseases OF the
nerves. blood. heart. liver. kidneyA
bladder, spine. including rheumatism.
paralysis. opilepsy. gall stones. goitre
indigestion. dropsy. neuralgia. ca
tsrrn, DEAFNESS. weak lungs. dyspep-
STA. rupture. eczema and diseases OF
ehu uApcdocs OF men.
Tne Following testimonial ia n
state ment given for publication ana
Is but one OF innumerable ststements
OF praise given the United Doctors
within the last year alone:
TT enton. X. j..
..,. July 9th. 1913.
To the Public:
suffered for months with an in
ioIeraolt. awful aching OF the skin.
tried doctor after doctor but win
poor success, and grew in the ,no
worse than before. MY wife saw the
accounts Of the United Doctors sue
cess and determine TO try them.
In three weeks time I was re-.
neved and cured. and can only give
mem great praise and thankfulnsss
anu nc artiiy recommend them 10
other sick people
tSigned HARRY WIERMAN
35l. South Warren ST"
The United Doctors Wheeling med.
zeal Institute is on the second floor
or the McLain Bldg. at AZ Twelfth
street. near the corner Of Market
street. Consultation and examination
Is free TO all.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29

Major Conner will arrive in Wheel
ing September l and will at once I'M
dertake the work OF providing equip.
ment and uniforms As he Is also
instructor OF sciences and matne-
matlcs. he will have TO provide lack
Ing apparatus for the physical and
chemical laboratories and will make
them equal TO the Laboratories in the
best schools
Major Conner has been given a fuIl
equipment OF Krag-Jorge ri-es
by the state Of West Virginia. Il is
also probable that the Objects AZ
Linsly will be commissioned by the
state, "a this was done at Allegheny
Collegiate institute through Major
Conners' influence while he was com
mandaut.
Major Conner graduated al Ken
lucky Military institute in 1910 lie
was captain commanding the bat'al-
ion IN 19O9-1O. and held a commissiCrn
from the state Of Kentucky. When
only Il years old Mr.. Conner held n
commission as first Lieutenant in the
Texas National Guard and saw ser
vice on the Mexican border
He was cOmmandant n Allegheny
Collegiate institute In 191l-l2. and ~
Elackshear institute. Ca, IN lqlZ-lg
lie has been unusually successful IN
establishing military work IN schools
whore ~ had not previously been -
stalled Mr. Conner IS commits
stoned major OF the stan Of the GOV
ernor % West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
VIII Divide Lands.

MATANORAS. Mexico Aug %
Division of lands couf-rafed hy Tho
conStitutionalists Will begin August
30 With Los RorreEas. a ranch former.
~ owned by General Folk Dfs1 non.
hew ~ former President porfirio Diaz
Tho land VII DO parfifinued rnbsf
Leaders declare. - Insure cultivation
ana allow the uoOrer classes f0 to.
come home owners
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29

on Falling Rock creek. Zig sandy dis
trict. kanawha county. the O'ConnelI OF
company has drilled it No. Is on the
'"shorn heirs tract into the Weir sand
anu mas a iU-harrel producer from that
formation. on Ilk river. Zig SANDY
district the Charleston t'iendenin OF
thh ttaE company has drilled It's test on
tl- v q. HOFFMAN farm into the Bie
mum sand ana has q liglt gaSser The
sauc company has completed and shot
its 40 90 the Lowery heirs farm and
" produced 20 barrels the ensuing -
hours In the same district the Ohio
= uel bll company anot 80 No 4 on tie
y VI. Young farm and increased it, pro.
auction from To- 20 barrels n day
ON Shinn run. clay district Harrison
''inty. hogEesF Bros have drilled a
sec"Ld test on their own farm through
me fourth sand and have "a gasscr I'm
Sardi- district. the Hope Natural CAS-
,"inranN's No on the ~ VI Garrett
iHfn iH holding up 90 ccs barrels a
e't On upper Tw1-Niie creek. SheridaW
oirtrtct Lincoln county. herman Noo~e
ir hfiillnF second test on tho FlLt
towards farm
Peansyivania Busters.
SCUM "i I'uff Tifv. Allegheny rnlrf,.
"a. Harr son A. Company have driff.i
l.FlF ter1l1 tcaf ON the Mrlfcffard Earn,
t.ronEh all sands and have y ausfer on
HiF swirklsy creek. q. T. UIark 4 60
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
Obituary


l1obert Hahg. one I. me oldest and
most highly respected residents Of the
c.tA, passed away ~ his home No 26JS
' hapllne street yesterday morning at .
n'clo *. following an extended 7ilns.s
caused b. complication Of diseases
on account Of The condition in which the
Htcetsed had been FOR the past two
months, death was not unexpected He
was ~ the sixty ninth year OF his age
ana Is survived by two sons and two
qau ghters. John ana Charles and Mrs
harry Pieper and Gertrude Habig Ar
AZ srments FOR the funeral have not
o. ga completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
INVESTIGATION POSTPONED

WASHINGTON. d c.. Aug rs
Investigation 81 the charges against
Federal Judge ENTRY Speer. OF Macon.
"a. was postponed today by the
House judiciary committee until late
autumn. because OF the pressure OF
bus moss On Congress and representa-.
lions hat Judge Speer's health would
D" endangered were he 70 come 70
Washington ~ this time OF year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
Rromar ohs.nni..

Iure-al services over the remains OF
th" lite George Hromer aged resident
~ Mozart Heights. whose death Oc-
Cured Monday after a brief illness
were held from the family residence
yesterday afternoon at o'clock In
torment was made IN Nj zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29

The funeral Of the late Bertha Hugh
-. htEh respected daughter OF Mr.
aud Mrs James Hughes. whose death
Occur req sunday Was held from the
family residence on Wilson street yes
terdey morning al $50 o'clock Requiem
D 'Rh mass was celebrated at II
Joseph IS cathedral ami interment was
undo Do Mt. CalNarN crmeterN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
MoCulley obssauiea.

Funeral services over the remains OF
tlr late James McCulley. one OF the
OLDEST AMI most highly respected rest
81 at "r tbs vicinity. whose death oc-
80 % Nrdu,S day night. will be held
from the residence of his daughter MrT,
Do. - 'arfdhau. at bethlehem SUNDAY af-
frfu."u - o'clock Interment will be
made ia the Ston. church cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
Ewing Obseauiea

Ir" last sad rites over the remains OF
ih" late Mrs James Ewing former well
known resident Of this city whose death
81. CURED Iu Washington. u. u. last
TUESDAY. viii be held from the Mendel
u1"f'akiug Udrl0Ts this afternoon at
O'Clock trt"rment will be made Ia
MI Wood smetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29

have drilled a test on the James Davis
farm through the 100 foot sand AMI
found 80 barren. To make the test com
sands
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29

street. Martins Ferry. was the victim
OF 50 rious accident about \ -,
cIocH last evening at the pIav.
trounds In that town. when She 1911
from one Of the swinging ladder
ara sustained badly wrenched back
She was removed 20 the office OF Dr
\. \ owen. where her injuries were
moved 20 her home The res,,I, -,
her injuries @ill not be known untIi
today. N"'''
"a GU ger the finest Smoked Sausage
W l"nrrs. lead Cheese. Liver P,,d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
Sequel To
Love For Doll
Maternal instinct Greatly Developed By
Teaching Children 60 Love their Dolls.

ne uffin tllts I.. r mother .r rs
rosf r1narfI~ faIrv Ana bon '- gra.s
tlaf pass. '.f f.U f1l.s IU.. f.. rafa g
~ June rose. tf fr.I.. f.. most won.
srous n Oh fraref.r~a'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
Pair Weir sand Producer

field district. the same company has
started 90 drill q second test on the
CYNTHIA nousiass farm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
CHRONIC DISEASE OF WOMEN

I successfully treat all nervous and chron-
Womb Displacement. Nervous Decline
Dizziness. Pain In the Back. All women
who wish 10 avoid instrumental eNaminn-
ton and unnecessary operation should con-
suit me.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
CATARRHAL CONDITIONS CURED

successfully treated ny my new inhalation
method. u removes all irritation. PAIN In
forehead. dropping" hawking and spit
ting and prevents lung complications.
chronic. bronchial and pulmonary diseases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
ULCERS

care not % how lon. standing nor OF what
nature. as MY SYSTEM OF TRIAL. MOST
SAFE. A RADICAL TREATMENT cures
them TO stay cured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29

In all Its forms. acute and chronic, enlarged
ana stinened Joints muscular rheumatism
lumbago. sciatica. BY MY SYSTEM OF
TREA TAENT shows signs OF Improvement
from the start. and in a very short time
are PERMANENTLY cured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29

The soIuelr OF these aHiictiops are dis
tr~ssinx nervous relieves and painful con-
ditions. Ny treatment and success are the
result OF years OF experience. ] cure In
many uncomplicated cases In Ave days.
worse cases In two weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29

TIE West NirEinis heIds are fnrn.sh
guk ntninG better Than ight producers
w olf Run. spencer district Roauo
county. The carter Ofl cnupsr, has
.rlled re Test on the Prank Tvusiser
iafm through the Herea Erit and has =
-loN tof a ls.rsrrel producer ~ the /
rame district tho south Penn pu com |
ranf has drilled 90 test on tie a
,fAlnef Farm into ne Hersa Ertt ana /
. nfi rlnped some ga. but 10 On /
i'rilIIug IHs been r,,er.y.i,r ~
'a'h The boiler on sprinE ,ieek. smith '
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[By Sec, H. F. Burns.l

The work of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association was permanently or
ganized in the City of Keo!luk in the
year of our Lord 1893 Quarters we're
secured for the association az ia and
TIC Main street. These quarters in
cluded the general secretary's Office,
reception and Reading room, a room
for religious meetings and the ses-
sions of the literary society. These
quarters were occupied until the erec-
ton of the present building at Fifth
and Blondeau streets. the cornerstone
OF which was placed in 1899.
The Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation of the city of Keokuk has prov
en- It's worth by its aggressive ard
successful policy OF work which is
maintained for the conservation of d
city's greatest asset-her young men
and boys. The association demands
for the accomplishment of its work
the unselfish interest and hearty CO.
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ries with 1t weight and responsibility.
1t means the welding of spirit, mind,
and body SO such a point of congruity
that the unfolding character will de-
velp symmetrically, and the product
be clean-cut man, man of high
ideals. The boy is approached from
a scientific angle, his natural instincts
being weeded out and the higher de-
sires being retained.
The means TO the end is that which
the boy enjoys, consequently we have
camps, hikes, clubs, socials, entertain
ments, swimming, physical work. BIZ
BILE classes. etc.
The local association presents all
of such privileges to the boy. Hikes
are enjoyed as often as feasible. The
clubs, Pax and PaNius, offer social en-
joyment and parliamentary drill. The
natatorium and gymnasium offer plen-
ty of diversions for the working off of
surplus energy. Last winter three
Bible classes met in weekly session,
the total attendance being ATT. Such
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What the Association Doing Promote the General We'll
fare of City by Providing Clean Sport and Amusement,
Together With Social and Religious Training.
MAKES CLEAN, HEALTHY MEN IN MIND AND BODY
Fully Equipped Gymnasium Swimming Sports
all Kinds Combine Make Organization That Does Much
Influencing Good for Large Membership

instruction is provided The develop
ment of the champion, to the exclu-
sion of the group, is not the objective
of the physical department A large,
well ventilated, and well lighted gym.
nasium witt III ern appa.s atus is pr1
vided to met tre needs o. this work
The play instinct is a natural and
ilealthful one. Clean sport IS urlift-
ing and 1t develops self-control. that
highest type of Christian character.
Every normal man and boy enjoys a
clean manly contest of some kind.
The organized leagues, class teams,
and individual competition offes. many
advantages to large numbers to in
dulge in this type of physical work
The association stands for tie high
est ideals in athletic competition.
Great Swimming Facilities.
Swim TO Health" Swimming is an
art which should be learned by every
one. 1t is an excellent form of exer-
else, developing symmetry and grace,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-15
and stronger bodies because Of it.

and stronger bodies because of it.
c. r. Joy.
"The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation offers opportunities for men
and boys Gf uged) that will equip
them for future work and life which
is OF permanent value: and in our own
city as in Others, men will testify"
/. A. Hamill.
Il consider the Young Mems Chris
tian Association the best man making
institution in the world today, and
IT is worthy Of the support of every
business man. Il. Ross Baker.
I'VE have always been greatly In
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the association with the cooperation
of the churches will promote a city
wide religious campaign under the
able leadership of Mr.. Charles R.
Drum of New York.
Interesting Facts From the Associa-
tons Yearly Report.
Number of bona-fide members-Men,
S21; boys, 1909; total, 430.
Average daily attendance at rooms
Men, 4S; boys, 55; total, 1o3.
Number of socials including ban
quets, etc-Men 80; boys, 25; total.
"a.
Number of paid entertainments
Men 3; boys, 2; total. 8.
Situations secured Men, 16; boys,
Is: total. 81.
Pocket-billiard games-Men, $1,000;
boys. $3.50; total, 29,S50.
Directed TO rooms-Men, 240; boys,
Is; total, 265.
Visits to sick members-Men, IS;
boys, IS; total, "a.
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to promote community vide effort
rather than centralizing religious ac-
tivity exclusively in It's own building.
II helps to direct the religious actiy-
ity Of its young men. Sunday meet
ings. Bible classes, community and
neighborhood extension meetings,
week of prayer, foreign work. are
among the features Of our religious
department This IL the eighth sea
son the Keokuk association has con
Quoted extension religious services III
churches located outside lof the city.
Beginning the latter part of October
and continuing for ten fays Or longer
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classes give the boy a well-deined
knowledge of Christian principles,
also an opportunity all normal boys
actually covet and crave Attractive
game rooms are provided with such
amusements as are dear to the boyish
heart. In fact. the environment of the
association is all that any parent could
wish for boy; place where clean,
wholesome atmosphere is maintained
Has Its Religious Side.
The association co-operates with the
church in its religious work. It seeks
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imparting self-reliance and courage.
A city-wide campaign and swimming
school has been conducted for two sea
sons to instruct boys from eigh. TO
seventeen inclusive. From June Is TO
rs, 1913, 275 boys were enrolled in the
school and 1,50o lessons were given.
The natatorium is 23x51 feet. 1t is
supplied with pure artesian water.
The boys division OF the Young
Mems Christian Association is foun.
dation upon which the permanent
work of the association is construct
ed. The remarkable growth which
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A Few Endorsements.
The following endorsements have
been received by Henry F. Burns, gen.
eral secretary of the local association,
relative to the value and influence OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. in Keokuuk:
Every community is judged by the
character of its citizenship; this, more
than anything else, determines wheth-
er 1t is a good town or bad town
in which to live. Hundreds OF Keo-
kuk's men and boys have benefited
by its Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton and today possess healthier minds
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the y NJ c. A. has enjoyed within
the last decade, is largely cue to the
EFFORTS OF men, who as boys had vol
dehned knowledge drilled into their
minds, while they enjoyed the nr,vi
leges of the boys division. Ten pears
ago the total of boys work aocra, 80 >
ries numbered but twenty-five. NOV,
the register shows 60O-a snlendto
army Of young men lsboring for tha
upbuilding of boyhood.
Developing the Boy.
The construction Of boybood car.
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led activities it has become a strong
social center. It endeavors TO create
and establish an era of good fellow
ship among its members.
Physical training holds unique
place in the development of the EFF
fcient Life" The work OF this depart
ment is under the supervision Of a
competent physical director. The pol
icy of the department is the develop
ment of type of work which meets
! the needs of the men and boys Of the
city. furnishing an opportunity to de-
velop and maintain that physical con-
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Enrolled in Bible
classes Men, 16;
boys, 50; total, 50.
Total attendance
upon all religious
meetings, 9.706.
Number OF class
sessions held for
men and boys in
gym, 638.
Total attendance
at all gymnasium
classes, 1857.
Total attendance
all indoor privileges,
1921, held in gym
nasium.
Board of Directors.
H. C. Brown, pres
ident.
G. Colling W o o q
Tucker, vice presi-
dent.
Henry S. Walker,
treasurer.
DR.. J. E. Forney,
recording secretary.
A. E. Matless, ]. o.
Boyd, Cephas Harri-
son, P. G. Benner. A.
w. HUDSON. L. Nat
less. DR.. l.. c. Howe.
Employed Officers.
Henry. F. Burns,
general secretary.
j. Fred Stillwell,
assistant secretary.
Ben D. Chapman,
boys work secre-
tary-
Homer T. Osborn,
physical director
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terested in theywor of the Y. M. G.
A. IN this city. especially in the boys
department. We have had in our en-
ploy from time to time a number OF
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young men connected with the asso.
citation and know the splendid results
oDtalned, especially in the physical
department. We are firm believers IN,
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dition which makes possible the high
est mental and moral efficiency. the
number OF men and boys who male
use of this department for the year
ending April 30, 1918, vas 2S,l00.
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Paves Way to Hap.
py Home.

The Keokuk asso-
citation building is the
gateway to a happy
home and E prosper
GUS life. Social life
within association
environment uplifts.
Good citizenship is
the product of hap
Ply hours spent in
the atmosphere Of
good fellowship. So
ciability is joyous;
1onesomeness is de-
pressing. The asso-
citation is a home for
the young man away
from home. 1t is a
good place for him
to find friends and
to make himself a
friend to the man
who needs friends.
The association has
recognized the So
cial instinct in young
man and nv itS var
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Stands for clean Sport.

Glasses are organized for The differ
ient groups Of men and boys and .1e
work planned to meet their particular
needs. The development Of the de.
lens,ye exercises from al amateur
STANDPOINT is encouraged. and clean
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the work OF all departments Of the as
ISOLATION. We are glad at all times
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operation of all its
members in the car
rying out of its pol
icy. The admins
tration OF the asso-
cations affairs Is
controlled by a board
of directors compos-
ed Of twelve men,
four of whom are
elected yearly for a
term Of three years.