Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE.

List Of changes of duties and stations
Of commissioned and other officers OF
tho United States public health service
for the seven days ended October Is:
Asst. Surgeon General W. q. Stimp-
son, to reconvene board for preparation
of questions for examination of appli-
cants for appointment as assistant
surgeon at Marine Hospital. Chicago,
ILL.,, November 6.
Senior Surgeon ]. H. White. to attend
meeting Of the Southern Medical Assoc
citation at Atlanta, Ga, November Is
III.
Surgeon H S. Cummings. granted five
days leave of absence from October 80.
1916.
SURGEON NJ H. Foster. relieved at Ma
rine Hospital. Stapleton. N. Y: to pro-
coed to hygienic laboratory, Washing
Surgeon D. E. Robinson, relieved at
Ellis Island immigration station; to
proceed to hygienic laboratory wash
Surgeon Carl Ramus. proceed to
thence to Naples. Italy. via Liverpool
and London, England.
Surgeon H MEG. Robertson. relieved
at Philadelphia, Pa, and Marcus HOOK.
Pa; to proceed to hygienic laboratory.
Washington. D. c.
Surgeon Norman Roberts. relieved at
Philadelphia. Pa. and Marcus HOOK
Pa; to proceed to immigration station.
Ellis Island, New York.
Passed Asst. Surgeon J. R Hurley. 70
make sanitary inspection OF steamer
Majestic at Washington. D. G:
Passed Asst. Surgeon G. P. knight, re-
lieved at Pensacola, Fla, quarantine
station: proceed to hygienic laboratory.
Assistant Surgeon NJ v. Stafford. pro-
coed to Worcester, Mass. for examina-
Assistant Surgeon W. l. Treadway.
proceed to Sussex county. Del, for
studies of mental condition Of school
children.
Assistant Surgeon W. H: Slaughter.
relieved in studies Of rural santa tion
in Floyd county. Ga. to proceed to Ma
rine Hospital, Stapleton. N. Y.
L Assistant Surgeon ]. G. Townsend. re-
lieved in studies of rural sanitation. to
proceed to hygienic laboratory, Wash
ington, D. C.
Assistant Surgeon T. c. Galloway, jr.,
relieved at Marine Hospital. San Fran
cisco. Cal, to proceed to Laredo. Tex,
ton Of Introduction of typhus fever
from Mexico.
Assistant Surgeon c. v. Akin. relieved
in plague eradicative measures at New
Orleans. La, to proceed to hygienic
Assistant Surgeon K. E. Miller. re-
lieved in studies of rural sanitation to
proceed to Marine Hospital. st. Louis.
Mo.
Assistant Surgeon H c. Yarbrough.
relieved in studies of rural sanitation,
to proceed to Marine Hospital. Chicago,
Ill.
Assistant Surgeon R. E. Wynne. re-
lieyed in studies of rural sanitation,
N. Y.
Assistant Surgeon NJ. s. Lombard, re-
lieved in plague eradicative measures
at New Orleans, La. proceed to ny
Assistant Surgeon r. r. Sayers. re-
lieved in studies Of rural sanitation:
proceed to hygienic laboratory. Wash
ington, d. C.
on coast guard cutter Unalga: proceed
to New Orleans quarantine station:
granted ten days leave Of absence en-
route.
relieved at Ellis Island immigration
tory. washington. D. c.
Assistant Surgeon R. L. De Saussure.
Washington. D. c.
Assistant Surgeon T. B. H. Anderson,
relieved in studies of rural sanitation;
proceed to Ellis Island immigration
station.
Assistant Surgeon H. A Spencer. re-
lieved at New Orleans quarantine sta
ton; proceed to Pensacola, Fla. quar-
antine station.
Assistant Surgeon J. D. Reichard. re-
lieved on coast guard cutter Itasca;
proceed to Baltimore. Nd. Marine Hos
pital.
Assistant Surgeon ]. D. Stout. re-
lieved on coast guard cutter Tampa;
proceed to Arundel Cove Md. and re-
port to commanding ONCE. coast guard
Acfine Assistant Surgeon n. r. Storrs.
proceed to Seattle, Wash, for instruc-
tion In examination OF cholera carriers.
Epidemiologist A. w. Freeman. re-
in New York: return to station at Gin
cinnati, Ohio.