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1880 a. m.-Morning worship.
}t7:45 p. m.-Evening service.
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street.
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STATE OF INDIANA
COUNTY OF LAKE,

Public and for the and county afore
aid personally appeared McFje
according law deposes
that the following is the best of his
nowledge and belief true OF the ownership
caption required by the Of August
embodied Section 49, Fosa Laws and Regulations PRINT
side OF this FORM to."H'
l. That the names publisher.
editor. and business managers are
Name of tPosonice address)
Publisher THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING
o,a| q 60 warren ST. Hammona Inal
Business Mgr r. H Holman St,
= That the owners are and OF
d.vidual owners or if cooperation.
0 stockholders owning holding
W A McfIie Presdent ---6s5s Euclid Ave- Chicago Ill
Mfe Haeia ASs
F. G. wnianns- York N. Y.
That the known bondhoders mortgages and other Sc
curty holders ownng
bonds othei securities Ut there
none, state) None.
a. That the two paragraphs giving
stockholders, and security holders If
appear books OF the but Also
the stockholders security holder appears the
the corporation for whom such
contain statements
circumstances and conditions under which stock
holder nd
of hold stock and security
has no reason believe that any other person
corporation has interest direct or indirect the said
stock. other securities than stated by him
That the number OF copies OF each issue OF this
so or una s1u s n n Cd @
date shown abovei (This information
daily publications
daily publications only1
subscribed before this End day. Of Oct
(sEAD e. NJ GooDLAND.
(My commission expires August 25
be made in duplicate and both copies
the division
The publisher publish
printed next after its filing
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the date on which said petition shall
be presented to and heard by the
Board OF Commissioners Of Lake
County. Indiana. said day being the
NTH (5th) day OF the October 1922
Session of said Board.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons concerned OF the day so fixed
for said presentation and hearing.
GEORGE NJ. POLAND.
Auditor Lake County. Indiana
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POLO NEW BRAND
OF DIME CIGARETTES

Fifteen better cigarets for ten
cents" is the inducement offered to
smokers by the Liggett & Myers
Tobacco Co. in introducing Polo
Cigarets in this city.
Backed by a liberal use of news
paper advertising. Polos are being
given widespread publicity with the
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erection and construction of all nee
essary bridges, culverts, bitches,
streams and drains on, over, across,
along or under said road between
named terminal points.
Your petitioners further respect
fully pray your Honorable Board of
County Commissioners that said road
be laid, out, established, graded,
drained and paved with ASPHALTIC
MACADEM, or other paving material
to a width OF not less than thirty
four (34) feet, and that said road
be constructed without a Special
election therefor. and pursuant to
the provisions Of an Act of the Gem
eral Assembly of the State of In
diana, entitled: IAN Act Concerning
Highways, Approved March sth. 1905
and Amendments thereof. approved
February 10th. 1915" which said Act
and the Amendments thereto provide
for the laying out. establishment
grading. draining and paving with
Stone. Gravel. or other road paving
material and the construction OF free
gravel roads by taxation. and also
providing for the payment and costs
thereof and the maintenance thereof.
Your petitioners further petition
and pray that your Honorable Board
may do any and all things that may
be meet and proper for the ronstrus-
ton OF said road and for the carry
ing out of the prayer contained In
this Petition.
Dated at Gary. Indiana. this gath
day OF June. 1922.
Respectfully submitted by the fol-
lowing Petitioners:
Daniel ]. Stoltz. 1855 Harrison st.
w. ]. Schroeder. sol w. Ridge Rd
vern Mccolly. 1889 Van Buren, st.
w. Wagerman. 1894 Ven Buren, st.
John A. Boutwell,, 4177 Washing
ton St.
Gerritt O. verplank. 500 w Ridge
Road
w. Wealth. 1873 Cleveland st.
Marvin H Fuller. 1921 Jacson St
Harry Call. $40 Harrison st.
Martin Bennett. 3775 Broadway
Dirk Decker. s3s w. Ridge Road
c. d. Davidson, 72o West 9Th Ave
Jay D. Haworth. 701 Ridge Road
MdSOn MOyeTs $500 harrison
Thomas NJ. Porter. 1929 Washing
ton ST.
Mrs. VIM. Mazeiks. 3746 Adams St
Henry Rickert. 1864 Harrison St.
James Beler. 625 w. 43rd
Lehman Williams, r B., Gary
A l. Collette, 1879 Harrison ST
J. NJ. Coleman. 1872 Ridge Road.
John Eyer. 37s5 Harrison ST.
Chas. Williamson. 1885 Harrison St
Robert T. winsor. 1856 Harrison st
Paul Roknick. 3779 Harrison St.
Robert G. Berlien, 3775 Harrison
Street
Ernest Erickson. 1865 Harrison St.
Nick Chrentoff. 7se Harrison ST.
P. F. LEROY. 5000 Harrison St.
Mrs. w Graham. 4045 Harrison st
Mrs. w. H. Smithers, 1000 Harri-
son St
Nels Person. 1853 Harrison St
j. A Wyatt. 4532 Harrison ST.
John Chiabai. 2S2 w. Ridge Road
ST.
F. r McGinnis. s25 W. Ridge Road
Cecil L. Elliott. 1915 Adams ST.
F c. Barrmann. Merrillvil1e. Ind.
Peter Berg, $3.50 Van Buren, ST.
Tony wysocki. 713 W. Ridge Road
e. B. Burns, 4167 Adams st.
NJ. p. Kane. 4542 Grant St.
Richard Wayte. 1892 Jefferson ST.
Fred Keck. 237 w. S7th Ave
Oscar Carlson. 1859 Harrison
Percy NJ. Jansen. Route. B. Gary
Otto Pfaff, 47th and Grant st.
NJ j. Hartnett. 1897 Jackson st.
Albert Tschabold. 3S5 Adams ST.
E. E. McLaren. 1921 jefferson st.
Harry Englehart, 200 E. Ridge
Road.
And the undersigned Auditor, by
endorsement on said petition. has
fixed Monday October o2rd 1879 as
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NOTICE OR ROAD PETITION
DANIEL J. STOLTZ, EFT AL,
CALUMET TOWNSHIP. LAKE
COUNTY, INDIANA
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
LAKE. STATE OF INDIANA.
SEPTEMBER TERM. 1922.
GENTLEMEN:
Your petitioners. being more than
fifty (50) in number, and each being
a resident freeholder and voter in
the Township of Calumet. County of
Lake. State Of Indiana. and each re-
siding In said Township of Calumet.
do now and hereby petition your
Honorable Board to grade and pave
with ASPHALTIC MACADEM, or
other road paving material the fol-
lowing road, towit;
commencing at the intersection
OF the South Line of the North
(Nh) of the Northwest Quar-
ter (NWA) of Section Thirty
three (33), Township Thirty six
$3.50 North and Range Eight (s)
West OF the Second (2nd) Prin-
cipal Meridian, IN the Township
of Calumet, County OF Lake
State Of Indiana. with the West
| line Of said Section Thirty three
| (33) and at such point intersect-
ing what Is known as the Smith
| Road thence East over said
South line of the said North One
Quarter (NwN) of said Section
Thirty-three (33). to the North
and South center line OF said
Section Thirty-tnree $3.50. then
| ce North on the center line of
said Sections Thirty-three (33)
| and the North and South center
| line of Sections Twenty-eight
(2s) and Twenty zone (21). all In
Township Thirty-slx $3.50 North
! and Range Range Eight (s)
| West of the Second (2nd) Prin-
| cipal Meridian, to the point OF
intersection OF said North and
| South center line with the North
| me of he South One-half (S1a)
| o. the Southeast Quarter tSEh)
| of said Section Twenty-one (21)
thence East on the North line of
! the Mouth One-haif $50. of the
| Southeast Quarter (sEA0 of
said Saction Twenty-one t21) r.
| the East line of said Section
Twentyaone CID and at said
| with an improved road In said
Township. County and State; all
in Calumet Township. County Of
Lake State of Indiana"
which said improvement joins and
| connects at all terminals with here
tofore improved highways in the
Township of Calumet. Lake County.
/ Indiana
| Your petitioners further show that
| said Improvement will be of public
utility and that the same does not
| lie wholly within the boundaries of
| any Incorporated City or Town In
Calumet Township. Lake County. In
diana; and said petitioners herewith
file a Resolution passed by the Board
of Public Works of the City of Gary,
Lake County. Indiana. authorizing
your Honorable Board to improve
| that portion of the above described
road which lies within the incorpor-
| ated limits OF the said City of Gary
said Improvement in its entirety be-
Ing less than three (s) miles in
| length.
| Your petitioners further respect
fully petition your Honorable Board
OF Commissioners to include IN said
pavement and contract therefor, the
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HARRY CALL,
Attorney for Petitioners.
And the undersigned Auditor by
endorsement on said petition, has
fixed Monday. October 23rd. 1922. as
the date on which said petition shall
be presented 10 and heard by the
Board Of Commissioners Of Lake
County. Indiana, said day being the
NTH (5th) day OF the October 1892
Session Of said Board
Notice is hereby given TO all per-
sons concerned OF the day so fixed
for said presentation and hearing.
GEORGE NJ. POLAND.
Auditor Lake County. Indiana
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object of convincing smokers that
for the price Polo Is The best cigaret
| value in the market.
Realizing that it is a true indi-
cation of "old times to be able
again to push a quality cigaret in
dime package. the manufacturers
have adopted a lively new slogan
for the present advertising cam
paign. That's more like it, is the
caption viii h accompanies the
Photographic cartoons OF delighted
Polo smokers.
The black and red package is a
fitting container for quality smoke
one of the handsomest packages
that has ever been put out
new device has been brought out
by a French inventor which detects
ilebergs when they are six miles
away.
semaphores were invented by a
F'rcnchman in 1894.
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Joseph Steiner, 652 Van Buren, ST
Harry L. Sultzbaugh, 22o1 Broad.
way
William Brown. 102 e. TIN
Leslie r. Balm. 736 Fillmore St
D. NJ. Kinder, 526 Jackson
c. NJ Leary. 755 Buchanan
C V. Ridgely, $50 Monroe St. Gary
Theo. B. Templin, $50 Lincoln st
C. +. Rust. 43S Mass. ST.
w. J. Mlodoch, I'll Harrison st.
Hoy D. Davis, 724 Polk st.
Herbert Z. Graham, 1856 Adams
A. f. wickes, TIA Fillmore St.
O. c. Wicks. NJ. D.. $50 Van Burer
Joseph Frost, 522 Broadway
Pontus Heintz. TAG Maryland
Ed. Hall. $50 Conn. ST.
VIM. Steur.
Charles ID. Davidson. $50 Pierce
John w. Lyddiik, 65s Conn. st.
Jos. P. Grantham. 1890 w. 7th ave
Bertrand c. Hayes, 10th Ward
Lake Ave.
Chas. Weller, ia W. Sth Ave.
John Lincoln, 500 Broadway
X I.
John Slocum. 5th and Adams
G. c. Dodge, 54s Madison st.
j. F. Grantham. 529 Wash. st.
Paul Hood. T21 jefferson
w H. Hood. 721 jefferson
NJ. Kitchen, 645 Van Buren,
Patrick Quinn. SIS Fillmore st.
I. Ruman, $50 Adams St
B. T. Sykes. AS Van Buren, St
c. II. Summers, $40 Broadway
Harry Stringfellow. SAL Adams St
Herman Isay. $50 Broadway
D. E. Bellies. $50 Broadway
Harry Call. 679 Harrison ST.
cassius ". Greenlee
II. D. Nichols
H H. Highlands
l.. Goodman
Thomas NJ. p. Falvey
Chas. Schneider
DR.. Packard
J. 3. Bailey
R. NJ. Waterston
w. r. Ginder
John c. Sunderman
Lakin Bros.
S. l.. Eisler
James c. Burke
Geo. Verplank
L. NJ. Duke
John b. Radiga
w. J. O'Donnell
NJ. A Graves
A. B. Hauls
p. II. West
\. ~. Tyler
H. C. Sunderman
Sela A Smith
Leonidas B. Boyd
Willibald Dittrich
James H Daniels
Henry c. Hueck
John P. Churchill
y. D. Lambert
A. H Smith
r. NJ Davis
John D. Herr
Louis J. Bailey
william Earl
j. r. Snyder
Ernest w. Force
J. c. Pisor
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Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circula
ton, etc., Required by Act of Congress Of
August "a, 1912.

OF TIMES NEWSPAPERS. publish
HAMMOND. INDIANA. for oct /. 1872
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EAST SID i VS.

OF boystand girls, W esdty even
Ing at their home in East Park
avenue In honor Of the former's
son James Kelley s blrt.llly. lie
party was arranged as d surprise
to theihopor guest who enjoyed II
yasy much. Games and music were
the amusemenss and delicious re-
freshments were served. 4
L ]. Personal
! Little Miss Pauline shaffer.
daughter Of Mr.. sand Mrs. Pearl
'Shatfer Of Morgantown avenue Is
Ill with chicken pox.
II Mrs. Dorsey Pople spent We'd.
nesday with her mother, Mrs.
Thornton Malone OF Grafton.
Edwin, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mol
snider, Of Morgantown avenue Is
recovering from a severe illness OF
dlphtherIa. T +
8 John s.. Pople Is confined to Sis
home in Merchant street by illness,
Mrs. John Wycof o. Ciarksburs
and guest Mrs. Margaret shuttles:
worth Of New York have returned
to Clarksburg after spending a
week with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. P:ny Pople in Reeves avenue.
u. w. Radcliffe who Is employed
st Smfthfleld. Pa. Is spending a
few days at his home In Wilson
street. Mrs. Radcliffe who has
been III for several days is improy.
ing.
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STAR
.HAD.BIGPARTY
Two Hundred and Fifty
People Attend Covered
Dish Dinner

! Two hundred and fifty persons
attended the covered dish party
held under the auspices OF Fairmont
Chapter 81 Order Of the Eastern
Star, in Masonic Temple ,commenc.
ing at $3.50 o'clock. It was a great
success and the big dining hall Of
the temple was well filled with
diners. Almost q year ago the
l'cfapter held a similar event and
being so popular with the members
II was decided TO repeat Ii. On this
occasion It was open to the mem.
bers and their families.
The ladies brought various food.
stuffs piping hot to the temple and
they We're placed at various places
along the four big tables. There
was a great variety OF eatables anil
all did ample justice.
After the dinner o pleasing pro.
gram was rendered. The first nun.
Der was a piano duet BY Mrs. D. c.
Hill and Mrs. Alta Huffman; solo
was then rendered by Francis l..
Crow, accompanied by Mrs. Grow.
Readings given BY. Miss Martha
Satterfleld were especially pleasing,
especially the selection which dealt
with various type OF germs or
"bugs" as the selection carried II,
A piano solo was rendered by Mrs.
]. W. Polling, which was followed
By q vocal duet by Misses Eva and
Goldie Hartley. Mrs. Leila Mckay
then followed with a reading. Mrs.
G. u. Jenkins rendered two vocal
solos. Brief addresses were made
BY City Attorney Albert ]. Kern
and Attorney Trevy Nutter. Most
Of the participants responded to
encores under the pressure OF ap.
plause.
One OF the features Of the social
hour was a home-talent playlet en-.
titled. Gathering Nuts" Various
forms OF humanity were spotted
from all points in the big dining
hall and ushered to the raised plat
form in the east. The fat, skinny.
thick and broad, the silent, noisy,
clumbsy, and dainty, in fact ali
types were button.holed and taken
to the east. AT the end OF the play.
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e - " 40
Mrs. G. l. Cordray is very iii at
her home in State street, Mrs:
Cotdray!is suffering from assevere
lafttcf Of acute indigest on and her
condition hasr been very serious
from the first. Sha.is thought 70
be improving however at this time.
!. Interesting Meeting
The Ladies' Aid socie:g Of the
Palatiue Baptist Church met
Thursday evening with Mrs. r. "A.
Clark IN Merchant street. An in
teresting business session was
held during which plans were made
to give o social at the church in
the near future. "a social interval
followed, the business routine and
Refreshments were serYel.
Sewing Club
The jolly Girls sewing club was
entertained in a delightful manner
Thursday evening by Miss Anna
Frank OF Merchant street. Tho
tine was spent with fancy work
and conversation and refreshments
were served by the hostess. TIE
next weeks meeting will be held
ct the home Of Miss Eva Artha In
State street.
birthday Party
Mrs. n; D. Kelley and daughter
Miss EuIce entertained a number
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Id MAY

Plans are now being made to
hold d otiiSiin f1eating IA the CONF
fnunity bouse al demonstrate safe.
IN methods Several prominent
men conneetetl Win the mines
here are pushins a campaign for
81 fetv Method i in the mining in
oiistry ana tiiey. are arranging for
a meeting nex 1 Wednesday, night
TO demonstrste the most approved
B, X Reetl a the safety de.
paftneiit q The Consultation Coal
companv was Ia Ida NAV yester-
dar WINNING 4 safety first team
Into shans This team viii give
a deu,onstf mon Wednesday night.
Thor goris viii consist az showing
how Ia aHpiy5 first aid methods. In
connection, With this a screen ex.
h3bitinn VIII bei given showing the
tiffsrent conditions mot with in
coai Mining 5saild thc different
n1cthods ,tsedn ia fist aid. The
time ana Sneakers for this meet.
Nj wiit i3s announced later. but
efforts ma BEING made n have
M Isanl,ee state mine INSPECTOR.
n griffithi district mine in
soeetor S,tIs dam Crawford tsscb.
a. a tfis iisirSfng class
me firsf 5aifi team Is composed
II fhe f3II6wiI,g man, captnin Fl
Il Eills natiaft George Nilsson:
ieincnsi az. Frank Baldwin.
erlffs il .I6nes Da, 'rhomos Red
(fostfn
ionF tliiss linz NJ work Mr.
Red rsye outEths Information that
nrraftes;1er;,t ! were being made to
have d mine rescue car here some
tIma "A tses latter mart AZ NAV.
some 81 fhess men have atready
alien mine rescue course, ana
VIM taIxe adgantaae ~ This nm.
oortu, n fs, IextsY,d tbe sknowleI1e
saskstbsiI
HowaSa M al. / nrincInnl az the
carofins sebsoi brnnght Ma hovs
NJ az N, IA 4 5psne yvednasdav
nsrht tntisthe s a was mt NAV.
ed fbrSt,s,i swiSg "a moor l,rbtIng
disturl,ancs n ilI.a rreeahlo "a.
ture afnong sons ~ those nres.
mi also ,Selne5 "a bring tho gsne
IA AZ earIyS eI6ss
This distnrhanee arising from
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TO HOLD INQUEST

Comfy Coroner ] Z. Blocher
announced today that his inquest
over the death OF the colored
child shot by his mother at Chief
ton Hill several days ago would
not be held until 10 O'Clock next
Tuesday morning because two OF
his jurors are serving on the
grand jury which is now in SEES
sion. The inquest will be held
in the office OF Frank Reed, Jail
er as the county court room will
be occupied by criminal court.
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Big Special At
East Side Store

j. S, Pople and Sons store, one
Of the most enterp7ising on the
East Side, start the biggest January
Clearance Sale in their history to
morrow morning. 1t is their usual
custom at this time OF the year to
hold a Clearance Sale OF odds and
ends Of winter merchandise, but
this year they are including their
entire stocks at sale prices. On
another page In this issue they arc
using a full page advertisements to
tell about the many different artI'
cles that will be on sale.
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W. j. Wolfe was able to be out
yesterday after a weeks sickness
with grippe and ear trouble.
Adam Crawford, who teaches
the mining school, was not able
to be with the students Wednes-
day evening owing to the poor car
service.
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DENY REPORT

ROME, Jan. 1s.-The semi.ottic!a.
Stefanl Agency declares reports re.
Gently published that Italian citics
aSe seeking loans in the Unltod
States unfounded. 1t points out
that authorization by the Italian
government is necessary for any
such step, and says that to date no
such authorization has been issued.
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net the aud NEE vas sket % stlE &:
gest Q namef for the prod ton and
Ia the absence o. responses one 81
the promoters suggested that tho
name; Gathering Nuts be ap.
piled.
It was With regret that the wors
thy patron, Lee n. Sattsrfteld, was
unable to attend the event, but he
sent q letter containing his usually
happy vein. which created .mucn
laughter from the large assemblage,
Mr.. SatterfieId's note was Us fol.
lows: "To the Worthy Matron and
Members OF the Covered Dish par.
~: I have long since discovered
that one may be happy and content.
cd wherever they may be, or what.
ever may be their lot II only they
would be satisfied with the thought,
II might be worse. am happy to.
might in bed, with The thought that
you are all happy and enjoying
yourselves; trust TO the very limit.
Orders from my doctor tho rust
not go out tonight withou i4ager
TO my health or possibly lie, only
prevents me from being with you.
May you all eat so much OF the
many good things, know you have,
that you will be In misery the rest
lof the evening but all be well and
happy tomorrow IS my sincere
wish"
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Charles Lach Of Century, W.
Va, was admitted to Fairmont
hospital today suffering from a
broken leg.
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not put an end to the basketball
games here. The better citizens
of the community deeply regret
this occurrence and desire Mr..
Mason not to, Judge the entire town
by the actions OF a few. When the
weather and conditions are more
favorable We hope to have anoth.
er game with Carolina.
The lineup OF the teams We'd
OnsdnV Tt,aa aC Ro1Iou,n,
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23
MEDICAL MEN WILL
 DISCUSS SURGERY
Meeting at St. Louis to Confer on
 Present Day Problems

St. Louis, May 23-Discusson o1 the workingman's diet. of under nourishment in industry, of scientific and preventatives, is to feature the annual convention of the American Medical association'to open here Mon- day and continue through May 26.
 Nearly 10000 doctors, including many nationally and internationally known physicians, are expected to at- tend the convention.
 Other Conventions.
 Conventions of other medical asso- citations, including the Pathological society of North America. the Ameri- = can Protogolic society. the American Association of Industrial Physicians, the Medical Womens National Asso- citation and the Medical and Surgical Section of the American Railway as- sociation. will be held in conjunction with the meeting of the American Medical association,
 New Surgery Feats.
 Illustration of feats of surgery also is on the program, and exhibits of
 
 the convention.
 The program for the industrial medical convention includes addresses by pr G. w, Grille of Cleveland, on scientific medicine and surgery; Dr.. Allen J. Mclaughlin, president of the American Public Health association, Washington, on the value of the pub lie health; Dr. John R. Murlin of the University of Rochester, N. r., on the workingman's diet: Dr. R. Tunstall Taylor of Johns Hopkins university Baltimore; Dr. Ellsworth Huntington, w. Va. university and William Hall Bum, Youngstown, Ohio. on under nourishment in industry.
 Business of the American Medical association is handled by a house of delegates, which is composed of rep of the states and territor-