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February 14, 1903, Vol XL, No. 7 >
ARTICLE | February 14, 1903

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JAMA. 1903;XL(7):462-463. doi:10.1001/jama.1903.02490070048017.
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New Members.  List of new members for January, 1903:

  • ALABAMA.

    • Anderson, E. C., Anniston.

    • Greene, A. A., Anniston.

    • Chilton, D. H., Corona.

    • Gordon, John, Hollinger.

    • Johnston, L. W., Tuskegee.

    • Richardson, W. W., Bessemer.

    • Rogers, MacK., Birmingham.

    • Compton, F. H., Birmingham.

    • Hogan, Geo. A., Bessemer.

  • ARKANSAS.

    • Bramlitt, Edw. T., Malvern.

    • Brunson, Asa, New Gascony.

    • Chenault, John C., England.

    • McGinty, John, Jenny Lind.

  • CALIFORNIA.

    • Winchester, R. F., Santa Barbara.

    • Wightman, W. M., San Francisco.

    • Wakeman, W. F. B., San Francisco.

    • Bennett-Ritter, Mary E., Berkeley.

  • COLORADO.

    • Patterson, Jas. A., Colorado Spgs.

  • CONNECTICUT.

    • Arnold, E. H., New Haven.

    • Bishop. E. H., New Haven.

    • Teele, Julia E., New Haven.

  • DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

    • Corey, Geo. B., Washington.

    • Hazen, D. H., Washington.

    • Snyder, A. A., Washington.

    • Gorney, J. L., Washington.

    • Hammett, C. M., Washington.

    • Fowler, W. C., Washington.

    • Robins. W. L., Washington.

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