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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03
5Probabies ~sospechas.

Els nnuy possible que Elias CSites
hava ahricado Ia sospcchs Dc one a.
9uel -"nsgocien" era combination de-
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E, critrio de- Ia hoia sue!ta.

F. criterio Judicial que campea en-
IN hoia suscrita POI g D.putado So
riano. convencc DC que. en- efecto'
eli Jefe de las operacioncS es reSpon-
sable de los carcos qUe contra = Sc
formulan. pues ent-o otros parratos
encontramos el siguiente. relative a
los fondos que Elias Gales entrseo
q la Tesoreria del E&tado Ell Tez de a
las sutoridades que ~conoc!an de los
hechoS. "Sobre Ia anterior entrega
urge hacer las averiguacioneS de! ca
50, para que esos fondos, juntamente
cor los demas niuebles rsspectiVos
Ieguen a poder del jueZ Que cores
ponde; va que entertainments Sc re-
mitieron los prtmeros n Ia T"$s"eria
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A Ia CALI.

. = -
BESIDE luegc - perso EN- ocular
=! cad&ver. acep:andose que 20 mas
prictico e:a corducirio a IA Gale y
abandorarlo en- IN lugar deSierto Y
sombrio. V asi s. hizo. Barredo Y
Enrique crvoIviaron el cadiver en-
81 propio sobretodo. cubriendoIe CT
rostro cor una cachucha. Luego Sc
10 echarcn a cuestas : 10 conduleroR
4 Ia porteria de Ia casa. sin difficult
tad agLna.
Cuando aoandoraron IA casa. "%-
pcesaron 4! porJern, para a,ejar ;odo
motive de SoSoecha. C%e aQuel COM
paEero Sc habia puesto un POGO ma:o
q calSa De las cop2s y que 10 Iban Il
ilevar i su c&Sa que e .haliaba GER
CO. ! para GU" 9! papcl queda'a
h!cn detailaio. uno De 'os crimlnaies
diio al otro. en- los momcntos en-
que 81 Zaguan &c ccrraha. que -
fucra en- hu>ca de III coch".
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Domingo 3 de Noviembre de 1918
MA&UALES

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Una peticion. =
La hoia sue'ta. motive &c esta in
formation. tc"mina o c! parrsto
que $igue: "Espcro. ciudadanos Dr.
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I'm ~asai.o.

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naude~ e .a3 con Z ca&Gj.d nu" L.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-04

S25 REWARD STOLEN: Ford Tour
ing Car 1917 Model. stolen from in
front of the Palace theater Motor No.
1S4462S. Tag NO. Ga. 26S15. Left
Front wheel had hole in hub cup. RAJ
diator scraped in front. Finder notify
E. l.. Youngblood and receive reward.
6-4-3t. pd.j
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-04
DECATUR ORPHANS HOME
BADLY DAMAGED BY FIRE

When flames, which are thought to
have originated from defective flue,
broke out at the Decatur Orphans
home about 10 O'Clock Monday morn
ing. the dining room, kitchen, laundry.
and engine room were destroyed. The
total damage is estimated at approx
imately at $4,000, according to ]. M.
Hawkins, superintendent Of the institu
ton, the building was insured at 3d.
900.
One hundred and thirty children Of
the home filed out OF the buildings
without any disorder, and by the quick
work of about 100 citizens and the De-
catur fire department, who fought the
flames heroically together, the fire
was extinguished before it reached the
dormitory, which, for a time, seemed
doomed Mr.. Hawkins announced Mon
day afternoon that plans for the cree
ton of another building will be drawn
up in a short time, and construction
will be started soon to replace the
destroyed quarters.
AS only few large pieces of furni-
ture were saved in the building, Mr..
Hawkins states there is shortage OF
kitchen utensils, table linen, clothing
in the home, and requests that all
who have household articles they can
spare to leave them at Foote & Davies
company at Pryor street and Edge
wood avenue.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-04
VIVIAN LYMAN ARRIVES
SAFELY IN BATTLE AREA

MIR. and Mrs. G.. M. Mckenzie re-
ceived a cablegram today from their
son, Mr. Thomas V. LYMAN, stating
that he had arrived safely overseas.
Mr.. Lyman volunteered for the avia-
ton service last fall and was assign
ed to the 349th Aero Squadron, then
in training at San Antonio, Texas,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-04
VOLUNTEERS FOR Y. M. c. A.

AMERICUS, Ca, June 9.--Rev j. b.
Lawrence, rector of Calvary Episcopal
church, has volunteered for Y, NJ Z.
A. work in France, and will leave at
an early date for foreign service. the
vestry of Calvary church, upon being
informed OF DR.. Lawrence's intention
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-04

health for several years which is as
cribed as the reason for his rash act
He has two sons in the army, both of
whom are located at camps in the
southwest, and funeral arrangements
will not be completed until they ar
rive.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-04

TO go into army Y. M. c. A. work, un-
animously created him an indefinite
leave of absence for such purpose,
and the pulpit of Calvary church will
remain vacant during his absence in
France. He is the first Americas man
to volunteer for Y. M. G. A. war work
since the beginning of hostilities.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-04

where they remained until three
months ago, going from there to gar
den City, N. Y, where the squadron
finished training before going to
France.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-04
FARMER COMMITS SUICIDE

GRIFFIN, Ga, June "a. G. Heath,
well-known farmer, of Pike county,
committed suicide Saturday morning
by shooting himself with a shotgun,
according to a report reaching here to-
day. The deceased was forty-seven
years old, and leaves a wife and twe-
I've chilren. Mr.. Heath had been in i'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
LOCAL DOCTOR IS CHOSEN HEAD
Of STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

the first district and chairman nc the
State CuunCII of Medical Dct"mS''.
Tho rirrtlun Of thr'" Whcrl.ul: men
speaks we'll Ct Tn" Or county EhySi-
clans and SIN: has just right IT, be- proud
of her SONS. and the three hoHurH are
the highest uf the society.
Yesterdays session wss the closing
meeting Of the convention md the five
men who were In attendance returned
home last evening. They were lrr. Reed.
DIR. Fulton. pr. l.ia&z. DR.. J.. l.cMoync
1iupp nnd DR.. Charles H. KecS"r.
1t was further voicd II hnld thr next
state ul"ntinE. unless something unr"r"-
seen Develops. next May in t!ark&burg.
This years meeting was attended BY
more than lI9 ;u.Iubers. This nt.rnd-
a,lcc was much larger than expected
owing To III" number Of members who
have answered The call 20 the col"rS.
A. the lust meeting OF tho OHIO t"un-
ty Medical society resolutions ~rre
ppsSrd paying respect 10 tn" late
Charles i'raz"lle and W. J.. Neral and
to ;hc members IF state associations
who have made II" supreme S;tcrlfIce
on the h,ttlcficlds Of France.
DR. kcvsnr is president "f ~" ON"
county society and ~ one OF thc most
urgent workers If the society.
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GRAF IS TO GIVE
ANNUAL PARTY
BRIDGE TEA VIII DE EVENT OF
THE NEAR FUTURE FOR
BENEFIT OF TEE OHIO
VALLEY HOSPITAL.
First General Session Of Woma1's Club
Today-Other Eotes Of Social
Interest for Early October.

The members III the TwiG committee
and the chalrnrn Of the ten Twigs ~
the Ohio Valley hospital assembled In
tn. mrr,ing, room OF that institution
yesterday nft"ruuun in their quarterly
Conferences. ut whirh time plans were
outlined COR the canning winters WORK
Among tn Sr various, groups which cup
ply buth material and making or Ill
linens III u.s.. III lie institution through
cut ill., entire year.
Great Int,rC.,l waH manifested In the
future plans by u!l present and the sGs-
6iuu WAS rapr,,:u.ly we'll attended. III
all probability thu ni"at interesting oe-
c!sutI ..f tn. Ealn"rlus IL the announce
ln,nts that the 'Grnt:s" TwIH viii give
their annual uvidEc-tra NJ some time III
the near future. although the Gate mas
not AZ yC: bern definitely Set. As cail
b. .,tlIcd by all familiar with the pas;
similar events VI this TwIk. ;hls am ual
affair has always proven guile the eInp-
crate Undertaking "f the entire year %
the Twigs, ulI II the l:nt!al plans count
for anything th!s years affair VAL sur
pass ltg r,vrr:.l predecessors Tn place
RclrCtcd for the holding OF this party
will be- ANNOUNCED within Il short time;
fnc:lnw lille the members OF this group
will uo hus!ly engaged in tn prrilln!-
nary preparations.
And OF course. each OF the other Elno
Twigs will be- In evidence at this unfque
affair, with their booths containing the
n,.cumpl shrncut Of their dainty haadl-
work and other novel 'purchas:aoles,
which Will make surh appropriate gil Is
for the coming holiday season, oil Tor
tho one big splendid object Of replen-
ishirE the fund FOR the CONTINUANCE or
aiding ia the maintenance OF the ONO
Valley hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04

other moments when tn" utmost strivA
ing will not bring arlty--lndr"d. seems
10 drive, Il farther away. When it - AS
if vru talked over Il long distance tcle-
phonc and struggled in vain To make
yuur voice Gu. through The vcil OF dis
:arcc and imperfect connections.
He Says Ono Thing, You Fear Anotnef.
You have a grievance Win your
friend, Something lie has said hurts
vnu. He thinks It Is nothing, that you
arc representative, On the surface IT
might seem So. Blu. tho thing as ne
said and the thing rs you heard " may
~. two totally different things. he
knows how no. meant it. He doesn't know
how you heard Il. just what Its reIh-
lions nrc to things he has said before.
JUS, how old hurts have made you sell
s:t!yo on that point. And you. on your
part. cannot know in what perfect inno-
,...r,,. h" sSpnkc. And neither can eH-
plain To- tho other because neither knows
lust wfn: explanations tho other neeus
Tho Gap Between the Sexes.
A paragraph IN n i"ttcr from ono OF
,uy lct.cr friends arrested mo rharpi!'
the other day. because it fell In with
ny. thoughts on :hIs subject:
Il WIS thinking Of sentence from
rho Bible. Man l"okrth on the out
ware! aap,arancn, hut God on tho hcart.
So X sometimes seems to mo II Is Win
man and woman. They ncvpr quito get
the viewpoint Of the other. quito tho
heart OF the mattcr-posstbly tEcy were
not meant tn dn so.
AMI how happily Stevenson cHpr"Ss"S
This Isolation for mo:
'"rhc world was made hcforo the NnE-
lish languages. nnd seemingly upon
d:fl"r"u, design. I hate questions ana
,urs.!urerS thrro nrr SO few That eau
h., spnkrn 70 without O lie. IN' you
forgive mo-" Madame and sweetheare.
50 ,far 80 hay" gone in ITO l nave
never Yet br"n able to discover what
forgiveness means. Is t Sill he Sumo
between u.s. Why. how can It be: -
is "tcrnally different aud yet you arc
sill the friend ~ my heart. DO you
understand me-: God knows should
think i, highly !mpro5able.
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tended visit with Pittsburgh relatives.
MIS-. ]. T.. Gavin and daughter. Mrs.
Gilbert Perkins, motored from Pitts
burEh yesterday and will remain the
guests Of local friends for the next few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cochrane have re-
turned TO their home on Fourteenth
street, following visit - Buckley. ".
Va.
Mrs. o. L. Simms and daughter. Cora
Mildred. Of st. Mary's. Idaho. and Mrs.
J. Hcnnen. Of Warwood. were the guests
OF Mrs, Percy Hennen, Of South Eoff
street, the past few days.
Mrs. frank S. Trottcr. wife Of the
president OF the State University OF
Morgantown. IS the guest OF Mrs. John
Z. Gard.n. Of North Main street. for i
few days.
Mrs. Thurston Hughes. Of Elm Grows.
who has been seriously i'll at her home.
Is improving slowly. =.
Wcrd has been received OF the safe
arrival overseas Of Private John Kinney
OF South Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
About People
Movements OF Individuals to and
From the CRY.

Mrs. Catherine Ryan md daughter.
Miss Catherine. havc t;rnr to Camp Lee.
tn VISIT their brother. AID son, who Is
stationed thr-".
I.icu,cnar: Charles ArElin. formerly
Of this city. Is spending short fur
Tough here calling I'll old friends. Lieu
irnan: -ingI,n has been stationed Mt
call Field W'rh'tl Eans. and oxnccts
IT, go "uSrr" N the very rear future.
Mrs. Edward Larl,n ard daughter.
Eileen. ha:c returned frcrr n several
weeks visit with Lieutenant La:kin. who
is stationed at E"cl;f"rd, Ill
Axiom Campbell. Of ~P.i'shurgh. Is
spending some tirnH rs the quest Of his
pnrrrus. Dr. nnl Mr>. j. \. Campbell
If South Chaplin" street. The nu:ntr-
nus local friends Of Mir: Campbell Will
hr pleased 10 learn that lie has entirely
recovered from lis recent critical Ill
ness.
Miss Mary T.. joyce has returned to
her home In this city. following: an eX-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
"--- BUY LpER1Y Eo4Ds
Suburban Literary Club.

'rhc ,nrmln r.: ur thr Suburban Liter
AIRY Tl:;h vim ha"r i"T the past number
If yours h--rT in":.t i.%i:vr IL carrying
uut mn interesting" PROGRAM Of literary
works. u!rt rrC"I.i.: 1t ia" hp!nh Hf The
president %;r.s. =. ". lI"nry. Tor pur-
r,'>" IT outlining tho l9lN-l9 years ac-
tiviiirS.
/: WI" decided TT WIZ meeting Of the
executive board Ia diShInd hn tho
monthly literary sessions uf the CrEani-
EHiium for the r""*"ul Sra%un. In order
thai the mrmhrS may drNutu the time
consumed in HIS work IN krd Cross and
various other H"tivitiri claiming first
Demands Up"a r:rry woman Of the la-
iinu AT the r:".>.ni h"ur. ll,.wrvcr. the
rlul VIII T"Gt!9r" as M organization,
tn" mrIul"rs PAYNE the nniulai dues
Hhd viii r"mlin tH y member of the
international Federation. I'EG members
r"rnpri%ir: IhiS club ar:
M"SLHm"S: e. II. Henry, William
Brand. i. W. Bowman. R'l"rca Woods,
$. II. tlr"E. li"brr: Williams, j. W.
f.vHul. Herbert ul'n,tcah. T.. N. Garvin.
Horny Norton. y. &. Plant. y. II. Won
Boyer. charles Klein. Il. l.. Mauck. Chns.
Frank". Il. r.. Boyd. Percy Callahan, J.
y. n"wl"r. William Eurrh!r. Il. r. Gam
hl". +. Lc*h. edward Nr:r. =. y. Jack
snn.
Misses: Anna Wallace. jesse Ryder,
Emma Si"p!iaH$. Anna E!dT"ly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
Patriotic Session Of wouan's Club.

This MT rrr"u ~ $50 o'clock the
first general m"rting ur tho WuInnns
club for IA" I?lS-f1 SrRson will TAXI.
pnrr In the hrll"nnm nt the Windsor
li"i"i. \ patriotic: program has been
"uil:n'-l FOR iNi:a O"raHion. In charge of
Mrs. II. \. Tnyl"r. ch"irmnr Of ;hr War
service COMMITTEE Of IN" club. and will
, !rrlud" number oc interesting nd
dr'":r:; upon III" variuuS phaGirs OF the
w'Ir. .titrrr"v 'Th"naS Fuu1k secretary
/, -! IN" Wheeling Chapter Of the Amcri-
cnn Rel tr"%". will ahdrc"" this meet
Ing on "A Tribute" In the FlHc." Major
Cecil Frult. mn officer or tho british
army md Il wnr veteran OF note. having
seen active S-rviCr In several previous
wars, uni who hnS been speaking In be-
half Of tho Fourth Liberty l.oan In tl,"
lUrnl dist riot for thr mast frw days. will
also address the rn"nEhrrs OF the club in
an interesting dIsc.uryc Of hie cHpc-
rirnc.'S. wall" l.Irut"unnt Charles, tng-
lin. former local young man. who has
graduated N :hr aviation corps at Gail
Field. Wichita Falls. Tx. having been
commissioned In the r. ". a. rank. will
also br h'.qrl In vital war talk
In addition t" IN. nhNvc absorbing
tnlks quit" m elaborate musical pro
gram has been ci!t'inr-l upon patriotic
lines under the 4 ;rcctnrrhip Of Mrs +.
W. Stifci. and nuiurrnug other features
Will lrnd their interest t". the session.
which PROMISES tn result IN one Of tho
most unusual initial gatherings since
Of WhecliIg's representative wornen-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
Cir LIeERTY BoHgs -
Euterta.ned Philatl,ea CLASP.

GpIeI G'AA11L4tco SA~Apo'
Miss l.cttiu Coleman. Mrs. George
HIhco htrs. Margaret Black and Mrs.
Louis Ernest. were hostesses to the
members OF the philathcn cl:ss OF
THOMSON NJ L. CHURCH. Monday evening
Mt tho home Of Miss Coleman on South
broadway. This was the opening meet
Ing OF tho la1S-l9 season. ind included
many matters Of vital Importance per-
tuning 70 tho coming years activities.
in addition 10 the election Of officers
which resulted In Mrs. Louis Ernest be-
inE elected president. Mrs. George Bibcc
vice president. Miss Lcttie Coleman sec
rctnry ard Mrs. May Black treasurer.
Following the coi ~luslon OF the busi-
ness hour tn: remainder OF the evening
WINS given over TO social time. which
included various Informal nast!mes.
which terminated in the serving or
tempting Luncheon. Among the meni-
b.rE attending th'S affair were:
Misses: Edith DrMncSon. NJ. Salvage.
t'lur"nc" Coleman. Lcla Alexander. Let
Tie Coleman.
Mckdam"s:- &. Amcs. W. 0. AlcHan-
der, Chester johnson. Margaret black
Louis Ernest. II. Il. Howard. Matthew
M,tzucr. Samuel Lapp, George Bibcc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04

Eighty per cent Of the total en-
plnyc,--60 equals -.
To rktaIm 100 per cent. this plant or
department would have 10 obtain at
least furty-rigth IIS) subscriptions
tr;alnE 5000 or more.
The employees Of any plant entering
into comp iition al 100 per cent. ccrtll &.
Gates viii also receive credit On tho
honor rolls rf :hc!r own communities
ns the stubs attachrd, tn all subscription
blanks ARE to BE- forwarded 10 Liberty
Loan headquarters and there turned
ever TO IN. local cInn!ticnH having
charge OF the rolls OF the various dis
lSirts in which I'll" employees live.
IF Il IS your dc"irc 10 nSS'st yIur mon
In competing for th"sc. h"nors please
compute tho quotas III accord with '-is
foregoing formula and post tn: totuls
on the Thermometer Shrrts
YOU should nlsn<pn%t statement that
tn" total amount 1" Lee Subscribed oY
vrur employ = IN order II SECURE tho
homer flag. has been Insured hy tho IN,
duS;riaI committee nf tho county. anu
We WI uld suggest III addition thereto
that YOU have an horror r"l! Tor the men
in your plant. siri!iar |" tho h"n%T Tolls
which Hrr posted in every rrr!ncs IN
tho county 80 that the mrn wh" sun
srr.hrd vii receive duo credit for their
In even, Of any di<ru:c ns 70 the
manner IN which tho Gu"lnS are iiSurc''
YOU arc 10 Submit your complication u
III" cnmriittr" Cur review.
We also encluH" r"uutsltion Tor an
"hunor prrnant' In the "v.nt OF your
rl,piuv"s being entitled thereto. This
rr,IuF:.it!on' p,uSt hr npprnvcd Ivy tho In
Hu.tral rnmnitt"" hrf"r" III" pcnnant
will H.. awarded. Very truly yours.
INpI' STRlAI. CONiMITTEE,
G. \. Rohin"o?,. Chairman.
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SUFF AMENDMENT
BACK ON CALENDAR

WASHINGTON. Oct S.-The federal
woman suffrage. amendment. which
failed IN the senate last Tuesdsy by
two votes less than the requisite two
thirds majority. today was returned to
tho senate calendar in position for fu-
turc action. by viva Voce vote the
senate adopted motion by Chairman
Jones OF the suffrage committee for re-
consideration OF Tuesdays vote.
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Milk Discussion Tonight
Eil k. Discussion Tonight

This cv.nin., il, the council chamberA
r,i,. civ council will again hold bus!
session, tn" third this week. The big
tame uc Interest this CrEIIHE will he
TIL. further discussion If the milk Iucs-
ton.
\ buSv session was held Tuesday eve
ming WHEN the big sensation was sprung
:t,,.. 4 >f,...ial meeting wI' acid W"Iluns-
,::ty. However. the nv"sLisati"n was
far frurI completed and continued until
this evening.
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SIDE TALKS
1NHN1TELY FAR APAET
By RuTH CAMERON.

Does Il not sometimes appal You when
you th.u;, how lnnntt"!y far parc ar
...u tie: El"st c"ngenial. the nn*e inti-
mate. tho most closely associated hu-
man beings:
Take L husband and wife with IN I'M
usually strong love ard understand! ne.
And yet sl..y may sit side by sid. PER
hapS hand IN hand. and th";r spirits ,nay
b. II million miles apart.
True. they can briiI" HI: gap wi;h
speech and W, how ftr from I..rr':c.
is this bridge. How tn:tr: Inns IL
breaks ,snwn ;,lt"E:th"r and III" t~t, VIA"
would r..:,rh each che RS h-ar:~ ard
unI"r$;;..:GfnES c;t:i "t:y cal! ircTcctu-
ally /" each other :."rnSS tn. gar
Sometimes the E.r1er VIC Try the Less
We Succeed.
To l.: sure there are times Of pr-f"ct
cl;ri,:- w:l..:. We rip sp"al: heart L. heart
and uilad ~ ;a:nd. And then there are
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DR. \. :. REED ELECTED TO HEAD
SOCIETY FOR COMING YEAR At
YESTERDAYS SESSION.
DE-. ". g. FULTON Is Named Head OF Sur
G1cl1 Section Of AsSocintion---Dr.
LinSz Also Honored.

At the closing session Of the annual
convention OF the State Medical asso-
citation yesterday in MurtlnsburE thrce
local physicians were highly honured by
having the highest hunors Of the 1850
citation DIR. w. 8. Fulton waa named
as chairman Of the surgical section or
the association and DR.. Henri l.. l-inSZ
was named u member Of the council or