Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-30
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE.

Changes Of duties and stations of
commissioned and other officers of the
United States public health service for
announced, as follows:
Senior Surgeon p c. Kalloch, proceed
to New York for duty in the prevention
of the interstate spread of poliomye-
litis.
Surgeons w. ]. Pettus. J. B. Stoner
and j. H. Oakley, proceed to New York
for duty in the prevention of the in
terstate spread of poliomyelitis.
Surgeon H. S. Cumming, proceed to
Philadelphia, Pa, relative to repairs to
steamer Murray.
Surgeon c. H. Lavinder, report at
Washington for conference relative to
the outbreak of poliomyelitis.
Surgeon NJ H Foster. proceed to New
York for duty in the prevention of the
interstate spread of poliomyelitis.
Surgeon L. d. tricks, granted one
weeks leave of absence en- route to
washing ton, d. c.
Surgeon D. Z. Robinson, proceed to
New York for duty in the prevention Of
the interstate spread of poliomyelitis.
Surgeon j. w. ScherescheWsky, pro-
state of Wisconsin, to supervise studies
of female workers now being conducted
in that state.
Surgeon NJ w. Glover, granted one
months leave of absence from July
20, on account of sickness.
Surgeon John S. Boggess, relieved at
San Francisco, Cal, and take tempo
rary charge of the service at Seattle,
Wash; effective August l.
Surgeon G. L. Collins, proceed to Mil
waukee and other points in the state
Of Wisconsin, for studies of the visual
condition of female workers.
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. A Herring,
proceed to New York for duty in the pre-
vention of the interstate spread of poll
omyeltis.
Passed Assistant Surgeon l.. r. Thomp-
son. proceed to New York for duty in the
investigation and suppression of polio
myelitis.
Passed Assistant Surgeons George
Farcher, Louis Schwartz and r. II. Het-
terick, proceed to New York for duty in
the prevention of the interstate spread of
poliomyclitis.
Assistant Surgeon NJ. V. Stafford. pro-
coed to New Work for duty in the pre-
yention of the interstate spread of pol
iomyeitis.
Assistant Surgeon II. f. Smith, pro-
coed to New York for duty in the in
nlyelitis.
Assistant Surgeon L. o. Weldon.
granted three weeks leave of absence
from August /.
Assistant Surgeon o. II. Cox. proceed
to New York for duty in the prevention
of the interstate spread of poliomye-
litis.
Assistant Surgeon p. NJ. Stewart, pro-
ceed to New York for duty in the in
vestigation and suppression OF polio
myelitis.
Assistant Surgeon Vance B. Murray,
continued on duty at the Marine Hos
pital, San Francisco, Cal.
Assistant Surgeon l.. H. Smith, re-
port to the commanding officer of the
Coast Guard Cutter Onondaga.
Assistant Surgeon w. ID. Heaton, re-
port to the commanding officer of the
Coast Guard Cutter Seminole.
Assistant Surgeon r. r. Ivey. pro-
coed to New York for duty in the
prevention Of the interstate spread Of
poliomyelitiS.
Pharmacist w. H. Keen, leave Of alb
sence terminated July %, 1916, and re-
turn to station at Evansville, Ind.
Pharmacist r. D. Kinsey, proceed to
New York for duty in the prevention
of the interstate spread of poliomye-
let's.
Appointments Drs. Vance Butler
Murray, London Howard Smith, Will
liam Daniel Heaton and Robert Rob-
bins Ivey appointed and commissioned
as assistant surgeons from date of oath.
Boards Of medical officers convened
for the physical examination of mem
bers of the Coast Guard for promo
ton as follows:
Bureau, 8 B street southeast, Wash
ington, d. c., July 81, detail for the
board: Assistant Surgeon General W.
G. Simpson, chairman Passed Assist
ant Surgeon w. +. Draper, recorder.
Marine Hospital, Detroit. Mich. July
"a, detail for the board: Senior Sur
geon H. w. Austin, chairman; Surgeon
H. w. Wickes, recorder.
Marine Hospital. Stapleton, N. ",
July "a, detail for the board: Senior.
Surgeon George w. Stoner. chairman;
Surgeon A. d. Foster. recorder.
Marine Hospital, Baltimore. Md. July
"a. detail for the board: Surgeon ].