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job. Mr. Lyon “ earns his daily ” by conducting a prosperous real estate 
business at Waukegan, 111. Our retiring Treasurer, Mr. Fordyce, merited 
the well deserved resolution of thanks extended him at our recent 
meeting, for no one better than the Secretary knows just how much 
painstaking work he rendered in the discharge of his duties. 
With this, your retiring Secretary lays down his pen and hands 
this department over to our veteran editor to maintain or abolish as he 
sees fit. The five years I have served The Club have brought me much 
pleasure and satisfaction, for the personnel of The Wilson Club is indeed 
a rare mixture of cooperation and good fellowship. The writer expects 
to improve the time, now made available, by doing some intensive 
ornitholgical work in his own state and in assisting with the furthering 
of the work of The Club in such ways as its officers may suggest. 
A. F. G. 
