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October 19, 1901, Vol XXXVII, No. 16 >
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JAMA. 1901;XXXVII(16):1052. doi:10.1001/jama.1901.02470420040021.
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New Members.  New members for the month of September, 1901:

  • ARKANSAS.

    • Kittrell, T. F., Texarkana.

    • Connell, W. H., Hot Springs.

  • CONNECTICUT.

    • McMaster, G. T., New Haven.

  • DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

    • Bishop, F. B., Washington.

  • GEORGIA.

    • Goodrich, W. H., Augusta.

  • ILLINOIS.

    • Schaller, G. J., Chicago.

    • Shaff, J. N., Alton.

    • Kercher, J., Chicago.

    • Bartlett, E. P., Springfield.

    • Stuttle, A. L., Williamsville.

  • IOWA.

    • Dwelle, E. H., Northwood.

    • Patrick, F. DeW., Burlington.

    • Miller, W. J., Wilton Junction.

    • Horton, C. D., Fort Atkinson.

    • Pringle, J. A., Bagley.

  • INDIANA.

    • Hupe, Chas., Lafayette.

    • Kennedy, Sam'l Shelbyville.

    • Tucker, F. A., Noblesville.

  • KANSAS.

    • Milligan, J. A., Garnett.

    • Whitfield, R. J., Fort Scott.

  • KENTUCKY.

    • Dowden, A. P., Eminence.

    • O'Bannon, J. B., Mt. Carmel.

  • MASSACHUSETTS.

    • Whitaker, C. W., Worcester.

  • MARYLAND.

    • Lamar, A. A., Middletown.

    • Johnson, J. A., Easton.

  • NEW JERSEY.

    • Mooney, J. J., Jersey City.

    • Kipp, C. J., Newark.

    • Hall,

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