Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-19
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE.

List of changes Of stations and duties
of commissioned and other officers of the
public health and marine hospital service
are announced as follows:
Assistant Surgeon General ]. w. Trask,
granted one months leave of absence
from March IT, 1910.
Surgeon III. r. Carter, granted one
months leave of absence from Marsh II,
1910, on account of sickness.
Passed Assistant Surgeon c. II. LAWN
der, directed to proceed to certain places
in Germany for inspections of anti-toxin
establishments, and upon completion of
said duty to proceed to Milan and other
places in Italy for Investigations of pei
lagra.
Passed Assistant Surgeon w. W. King,
granted seven days leave of absence en-
route to station
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. S. Warren,
detailed to represent the service at the
national conference on the education of
dependent, backward, truant and delin-
quent children. to be held in ST. Louis,
Mo-, May 1919, 1910.
Passed Assistant Surgeon A. NJ. Slim
son. granted six days leave of absence
from March IA. 1910 under paragraph 191,
service regulations.
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. III. Creel,
granted five days leave of absence from
March Is, 1910.
TdSScu ASSlSldHl surgeon n. -. SpTdtL,
granted fifteen days leave of absence en-
route to station.
Assistant Surgeon David c. Turnipseed.
directed to proceed to Baltimore, Nd, and
report to the medical officer in command
for duty and assignment to quarters
c.. w. Stiles, chief division of zoology,
hygienic laboratory, detailed to represent
the service at the annual conference of
state health officers, to be held in Nash
Vile, Tenn, April 81. 1910, and the an
DP <ha
lean Association, to be held in Memphis,
Tenn, April 12-14, 1910.
Acting Assistant Surgeon L. C. Bean,
granted five days leave Of absence from
March IA. 1910.
Acting Assistant Surgeon C. NJ De For
est, granted twenty days leave of alb
sence from April ID. 1910
Acting Assistant Surgeon W. II. March,
granted four days leave of absence from
March 10, 1910.
Pharmacist T. A. Crolly, directed to pro-
coed to Chicago, ILL.,, and report to med
ical officer in command for temporary
duty.
David c. Turlhpseed, commissioned as
assistant surgeon in the public health and
marine hospital service.
Boards of medical officers convened to
meet April 4, 1910. for the purpose of
making physical examinations of appli-
cants for the position of cadet in the rev.
enue cutter service. as follows:
Portland, Me.-Surgeon c.. F.. Banks,
chairman; Acting Assistant Surgeon A. F.
Stuart, recorder.
Boston, Mass.-Surgeon l.. L. Williams,
chairman: Passed Assistant Surgeon T.
w. Salmon, recorder.
New York, n. Y.-Surgeon II. w. Aus
tin, chairman; Passed Assistant Surgeon
c. w. Vogel, recorder.
Philadelphia. Pa.-Surgeon w. G. Stimp-
son, chairman: Acting Assistant Surgeon
H. HOrning, recorder.
Baltimore, Md.-Surgeon w. P. McIn-
tosh, chairman; Passed Assistant Surgeon
NJ. K. Gwyn, recorder.
Washington. d. C.-Assistant Surgeon
General w. J. Pettus, chairman: Assist
ant Surgeon Paul Preble. recorder.
Norfolk, Va.-Surgeon c. p. Werten-
baker. chairman; Acting Assistant Sur
geon c. r. Wallace. recorder.
Savannah. Ga.-Surgeon F. w. Mead.
chairman; Acting Assistant Surgeon A. b.
Cleborne, recorder.
Mobile, Ala.-Surgeon G. NJ. Guiteras,
chairman: Acting Assistant Surgeon J. o.
Rush. recorder.
chairman; Passed Assistant Surgeon H.
w. Wickes, recorder.
Galveston, Tex.-Passed Assistant Sur
geon G. M. Corrupt, chairman: Acting AS
sistant Surgeon William H. Cannon, re-
corder.
Detroit, Mich.-Surgeon r. NJ. Wood
ward, chairman; Passed Assistant Sur
geon NJ. J. White, recorder.
Chicago, Ill.-Surgeon G.. B. Young,
chairman; Passed Assistant Surgeon j. s.
BoggesS, recorder.
Port Townsend, Wash.-Surgeon J. B.
Stoner chairman; Acting Assistant Sur
geon l.. r.. Seavey. recorder.
San Francisco. Cal.-Surgeon j. NJ Gas
saway. chairman; Passed Assistant Sur
geon r. E. Ebersole. recorder.
Los Angeles, Cal.-Surgeon s. d. Brooks.
chairman; Acting Assistant Surgeon w.
A. Weldon, recorder.