Evening star., 1915-10-24
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE.

Changes OF duties and stations Of
commissioned and other oficers Of tho
public health service for the seven DAYS
ended October 20 follow:
Surgeon B. W. Brown, detailed "A de,-
esate to the sixth Clinical Congress q
Surgeons Of North America, at Boston.
Mass. October 1880
Surgeon c. H. Lavinder, to attent
meeting Of the National Association for
the Study and Prevention of Pellaera
at Columbia, s. c.. October 2l-22:
granted three days leave OF absence en-
route.
Surgeon John McMullen. to proceed
to Cincinnati on business connected
with trachoma hospital
Surgeon s. B. Grubbs. detailed n al
ternate to the Clinical Coneress OF sur
geons OF North America at Boston.
Ma-,s.. October $500
surgeon X. H. Won Ezdorf, to proceed
to the ttlgolets, La, Quarantine station
to inspect damages oone by recent hur-
ricane.
surgeon g. NJ Corput, authorised to
proceed to New Orleans on necessary
station business. using launch Orleans
during Interruption OF trips of supply
surgeon Donaid H. GU rie, leave for
one year fiom december ~, 1914,
amended SO as to terminate August 10.
1915.
Surgeon Joseph Goldberser, to at
tend meeting OF the .-at.oila. issocia-
tion for the Study and Prevention of
Peiiagra at Columbia. S. c.. October
|21-22.
tend a meeting of the national safety
council at Philadelphia, "a. October
1921. AutEo. .Zed to pro- eed when nee
|essaiy TO po,nts ih the P.snboi mood of
the city OF Pitts burgh for collection of
data in Investigations oI Industrial
hygiene.
Surgeon L. P. H. Bahrenburg. to at
tend meeting of the South Texas
District Med cal Association At N:.cog-
doches, Tex, October rs, 1915, to pre-
sent an address on trachoma.
Surgeon &. s. Warren, to attend a
meeting OF the national safety council
at Philadelphia, Pa, October 1921.
Surgeon John S. Boggess, relieved at
the San Francisco quarantine station
and assigned to plague suppressive
measures, California.
Surgeon A, p. Foster. about Novem-
Der l report to the hygienic laboratory
for temporary duty.
Surgeon F c. Smith. to proceed to
Gallup. ". Mex, TO investigate sus-
pected typhoid or mountain fever.
Passed Assis ant Surgeon j. r. Hur-
ley. relieved from duty in plague Grad
icatiye measures, San Francisco, Cal.
and report to the hygienic laboratory
for temporary duty.
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. E. Has
seltine, one months leave from October
IS.
Passed Assistant Surgeon w. F. Drap-
er. relieved at the hygienic laboratory
and report at the bureau for temporary
duty; granted two weeks and four days
leave of absence from October IA.
Passed Assistant Surgeon L. R.
Thompson. to proceed to Harrisburg.
Pa. for the collection of data regard
iva Nm lnf nf hA ri yyAr
Assistant Surgeon F. A. Carmelia.
granted three weeks leave of absence
from September 26. and two weeks ad-
ditioasl ieays sn from qes9oer ;s3oe BIZ. ~ ,,
completion of investigation of Rocky
mountain spotted fever. to report to
the hygienic laboratory for temporary
duty.
Assistant Surgeon NJ " Stafford. de-
tailed as alternate to the Clinical Con-
gress of Surgeons of North America, at
Boston. Mass. October rs to 80.
Assistant Surgeon Lon o. Weldon. re-
lieved at San francisco. Cal and report
to the chief medical officer. Ellis
Island. N Y. for duty:
Assistant Surgeon K. E. Miller. on
completion OF duty in connection with
rural sanitation. to report at the hy-
sienic laboratory for temporary duty.
with two days leave en- route:
Assistant Surgeon G. A Wheeler. on
of present studies of pei
lagra report at the hygienic labora-
tory for temporary duty.
Assistant Surgeon Carl Michel. re-
l;eved at Ellis Island, N. Y. and con-
tinued on duty on coast guard cutter
Itasca.
Prof. Carl voegtlin. to attend meeting
of the National Association for the
Study and Prevention of Pellagra, at
Columbia, s c.. October 81 and %.
Sanitary Engineer r. E. Tarbett. pro-
ceed to Harrisburg, Pa. for the collec- =
ton of data regarding the pollution OF
the Ohio river.
Assistant Epidemiologist D. ]. WILL :
let's, to attend meeting Of the National
Association for the Study and Preven-
ton of Pellagra. Columbia. S. c.. oc- :
Sanitary Engineer H. W. streeter. to RI
proceed to Washington for consultation =
regarding the preparation of data coll
ected in lac Ohio river Investigations. :,
Assistant Physicist D. H. Tuck. re-
teyed at Washington and report at the
Marine Hospital, Pittsburgh. Pa. for =.
iuty.
ierson accepted by the President, to :!
AXE effect January IL, 1916.
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