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Louis H. LOGAN, D.O.
436 Wilson Building

HONORARY GENERAL CHAIRMEN:

Tuos. L. RaY, D.O.
Fort Worth, Texas

Jas. L. HoLLoway, D.O.
3817 Gillon Avenue

SAM L. SCOTHORN, D.O.
1027 Santa Fe Building

ARTHUR E. ALLEN, D.O.
Minneapolis, Minnesota

ASSISTANT GENERAL CHAIRMAN:

Mary Lov Locan, D.O.
436 Wilson Building

ASSOCIATE GENERAL CHAIRMAN:

Puit R. RUSSELL, D.O.
Fort Worth, Texas

SECRETARY:

M. A. SCHALCK, D.O.
201 West 10th Street

TREASURER:

J. 5. WHITEHEAD, D.O.
2420 Maple

LOCAL PROGRAM CHAIRMAY:

V. A. Kexrry, D.O.
Waco, Texar

FACILITIES:

Rosr. E. Morcan, D.O.
1137 Liberty Bank Building

BANQUETS AND LUNCHEONS:

J. W. McPHERSON, D.O.
418 Allen Building

CLINICS:

Same F. Sparks, D.O.
MARILLE E. SPARKS, D.O.
2807 Forest Avenue

ENTERTAINMENT:

Magy G. BEDWELL, D.O.
103 East 6th Streat

INFORMATION AND TRANSPORTATION:

Gro. E. Hurt, D.O.
418 Alien Building

Cuas. E. KENNEY, D.O.
Fort Worth, Texas

PUBLIC RELATIONS:

SaM L. ScorHorN, D.O.
1027 Santa Fe Building

FINANCE:

CLaAuDE E. LOGAN, D.O.
436 Wilson Building

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American Osteopathic Association

Forty-third Annual Convention
JUNE 25 to 30, 1939

DALLAS, TEXAS
January 27, 1939

Dr. F. C. Allen
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

You must pardon my delay in answering your letter
relative to your lawyer friend at Alma, Kansas.
Monday your friend, J. W. Griffin, came to me for
treatment: as you know, he is to be connected with
the White Plaza, one of our best hotels. He isan
nice chap and I thank you for sending him to me.

Perhaps arthritis, which is the affliction of your
lawyer friend, is caused from toxemia in the colon.
As you know, a great many of us doctors are treating
arthritis a little differently sinee Dr. Locke has
been successful in breaking up adhesions in the foot,
caused by arthritis. Up umtil that time, we osteo-
paths had followed in the footsteps of the medical
profession and put all of our arthritic cases to
rest.

In case there is no osteopath in Alma, I would advise
your friend to take one chiropractic treatment a
week. A digest of an article in the February
COMMENTATOR is in this month's READERS' DIGEST. If
he were to read it, he would be encouraged a great
deal to do something regularly to stimulate his

nerve and blood supply, which will bring about relax-
ation.

You will find enclosed two pamphlets on automatic
colonic irrigation - one for yourself and one for
your friend. This method is a great deal like a
womam lying on her back and taking a douche, or
taking 25 or 50 enemas without removing the tube. I
have been giving colonics for fifteen years and this
is the easiest and most successful method that I
have ever used.

It was nice to hear from you and, if there is any
way in which I can serve you further, it will be a
pleasure.

Sincerely,

bah ite

Sam L. Sfothorn
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