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PHYSICIANS OF COUNTRY MEET IN CONVENTION 6,000 Will Attend Annual Meeting of Medical Association. By Science Service MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., June 11.— The medical profession of America will be concentrated here this week when 6,000 doctors come to the annual meeting of the American Medical Association at which medical advances of the past year will be reported. An official welcome to Minneapolis will be given the organization by Gov. Theodore Christianson on Tuesday evening, June 12, when the only general assembly of the physicians will take place. At this time, also, Dr. William Sidney Thayer of Baltimore will be installed as the new president of the association, which now numbers 96,443 members, an increase of 2,191 over last year, according to a report to be made by Dr. Olin West, secretary and general manager. On Wednesday night the eight scientific sections go into session. At these meetings the leading authorities and investigators of the country in medical science will announce and discuss the latest discoveries and methods in treating the sick. An outstanding feature of the scientific exhibit, which this year will be the largest of its kind ever assembled, will be the exhibit showing the laboratory methods now used by physicians in diagnosis. This exhibit is in charge of Dr. V. C. Myers, professor of biochemistry at Western Reserve University, Cleveland. For the first time, also, there will be an exhibit by the section on diseases of children, which will show studies on vitamins and milk as applied to infant feeding. Plastic surgery 'will be illustrated with models, photographs and artificial parts from civil and military practice. A marked decline in the number of irregular medical schools, including chiropractic, osteopathy, naturopathy, will be reported by the council on medical education and hospitals. Sixty Join K. of C. By Times Special CONNERSVILLE, Ind., June 11.— Sixty men became members of the Knights of Columbus here Sunday during a district meeting, were conferred by teams from Indianapolis, Richmond and Rushville. Other cities represented at the meeting were Shelbyvilie, Connersville, Greensburg and Brookville.

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