Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-22
Public Health Service.

(! Changes OF duties and stations OF
commissioned and other officers Of the
United States public health service for
the seven days ended October Is are
announced as follows:
| Assistant Surgeon General W. c.
|. Rucker. attend meeting of the Ameri-
cinnati. October 24-27.
Assistant Surgeon General J. W.
Trask, en- route under orders October
IL, visit Clay county, Mo-. to inspect
studies Of rural sanitation.
Surgeon G. B. Young, report at bu-
reau for conference relative to investi-
gatiens of health organization and adj
ministration in Minnesota.
Surgeon L. L. Lumsden, attend meet
ing of the American Public Health Asso-
citation at Cincinnati, Ohio. October 24-27.
Surgeon D. E. Robinson, relieved at
Rockland. Me-. return to station at
ice at the Third North Atlantic Tuber-
culosis Conference at Newark, N. j.,
October 20-21.
Surgeon B. S. Warren, directed to
visit certain industrial institutions in
connection with studies Of health in
surance.
Surgeon J. 8. Boggess. relieved at
Seattle. Wash, proceed to San Diego,
Cal. quarantine station and assume
temporary charge.
Passed Assistant Surgeon L. Schwartz.
granted one months leave of absence
from October 16.
Passed Assistant Surgeon G. A.
Kemp. report to Surgeon T. Clark at
Mineola. L. L. for survey Of children
in connection with school hygiene.
Assistant Surgeon A. r. Sweeney,
granted fourteen days leave Of absence
from November s.
Assistant Surgeon W. L. Treadway,
proceed to Mineola, L. l.. when directed
by Surgeon T. Clark. for duty in sur
vey Of children in connection with
school hygiene.
Assistant Surgeon D. 8. Baughman.
relieved at San Francisco Marine Hos
pital. proceed to San Francisco quaran-
tine station. Angel Island. Cal.
port to Surgeon T. Clark at Mineola,
L. l., for survey of children in connec-
ton with school hygiene.
Assistant Surgeon H. v. Wildman,
jr. report to Surgeon 7. Clark at Min
cola, L. l., for survey of children in
connection with school hygiene.
Assistant Surgeon L. H. Smith. re-
lieved on coast guard cutter Onondaga,
report for duty on coast guard cutter
Yamacraw.
Heved at Seattle. report to coast guard
cutter Unalga for duty.
Pharmacist D. J. Gleason. relieved at
Marine Hospital. Stapleton. N. T., pro-
coed to Marine Hospital. Evansville,
Ind.
Pharmacist T. c. Armstrong, relieved
at Marine Hospital. Boston, Mass. pro-
coed to Marine Hospital, Stapleton,
N. Y.
Assistant Epidemio1ogist F. E. Har-
rington. Acting Assistant Epidemiolo-
gist c. c. Applewhite. Field Investi-
gators W. K. Sharp, J. D. Applewhite.
Thomas Parran and F. A. Reuter-. pro-
coed to Jasper, Ala. for resurvey of
sanitary conditions.
Board of medical officers convened at
the Marine Hospital. stapleton. N. T.
for re- examination OF applicant for ap-
pointment as surfman in the Coast
Guard. Detail for the board: Senior
Surgeon G. W. Stoner, chairman;
Surgeon. A. D. Foster. recorder.
Board of medical officers convened at
40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa,
for REORGANIZATION of detained alien.
Detail for the board: Senior Surgeon
Fairfax Irwin, chairman; Asst Surgeon
Liston Paine. member; Acting Asst.
Surgeon r. F. Gerlach. recorder.