The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-20

Max J. Baehr, United States consul, Cienfuegos, Cuba.
 A. D. Melvin, chief of bureau of anil nal industry, department of agricul-, ture.
 Amos P. Wilder, S4, United States consul, Hong Kong, China.
 General Leonard Wood, governor of Moro province, Philippines. Appointed from State and Local Gov
 ernments.
 Dr. A. c. Abbott, health officer of Philadelphia.
 Dr. Thomas Darlington, health officer of New York
 pr. Alyah H. Doty, health officer, de- partment of quarantine, New York
 pr. John S. Fulton, secretary Mary land state board of health.
 Professor Charles Harrington, secre- tary Massachusetts state board of health; professor hygiene, Harvard Medical school.
 Dr. Charles D. Smith, state board of health, Portland, Me; professor physi- eology, Bowdoin college; superintendent Maine General hospital. Appointed from Medical and Hygienic
 Institutions and Associations.
 pr. Joseph Bryant, president elect American Medical association.
 Dr. George H. simmons, secretary American Medical asssneiation. Dr. Charles A. L. Reed, chairman legislation committee of American Medical association.
 Dr. Hermann M Biggs, president Ma tional Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis.
 Professor Livingston Farrand, secre- tary National Association for Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis Dr. c. o. Probst, secretary American Public Health association and Ohio state board of health
 Professor L. Emmett Holt, secretary Rockefeller Institution.
 Dr. J. H. Kellogg, superintendent Battle Creek sanltarium.
 Dr. E. L. Trudeau, Adirondack Cot tage sanitarium, saranac Lake, New York.
 Dr. Prince A. Morrow, president American Society Sanitary and Moral Prophyl.
 Dr. Dudley A. Sargent, IS, president Boston Health league. Luther H. Gulick, president Ameri- can Physical Education society. Physicians and Hygienists.
 Dr. Frank Billings, president Associ- ation American Physicians; professor of medicine, Rush Medical college, Chi cago.
 Dr. Henry B. Favill, professor of therapeutics, Rush Medical college.
 Dr. P. M. Jones, editor Journal Cali fornia Medical Association.
 Professor E. o. Jordan, editor the Journal of Infectious Diseases, Chi cago.
 Dr. Quitman Kohnke, formerly health officer New Orleans, Covington, La.
 Dr. Richfard C. Newton, formerly ed itor Journal New Jersey Medical Asso- citation, Montclair, N. J. Appointed from Other Associations and Institutions for Human Betterment,
 Felix Adler, president Ethical Culture association.
 Miss Jane Addams, Hull house. Chi cago.
 c. Loring Brace, secretary Childrens Aid society. Mrs. Melville Dewey, secretary Lake Placid Conference on Home Econom- ics
 Professor S. M. Lindsay, secretary National Child Labor commission. E. R. l.. Gould, president City and Suburban Homes company. Mrs. Ballington Booth, Volunteers of America,
 Edward T. Devine, general secretary Charity Organized Societies, New York.
 Rev. Josiah Strong, president Ameri- can Institute of Social Service.
 Joha Graham Brooks, president Ma tional Consumers league.
 Adna F. Weber. secretary American Association of Labor Legislation. Professor Jeremiah w Jenks. presi- dent American Economical a7sociation.
 Robert Treat Paine, president Ameri- can Peace association.
 Dr. Daniel c. Gilman, 52, president National Civil Service Reform league. William R. George, George Junior Republic"
 Robert Woodward, president Carne- gie Institution, Washington, D. c. J. Eugene Whitney secretary Peo- nle's University Extension society, New York.
 Austen G. Fox, chairman Public Health Defense league. Experts on Various Phases of Health Work.
 Professor Francis G, Benedict, pro-