The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-27
FOR
 TRAINING GA MPS
Alabama Surgeons Offer Sery-'
 ices To Applicants-Speci- ficatiOns Are Given

Word has just been received from Lieut.. Col. l.. o. Mathews, United States army, in charge of citizens mili- tary training camps for the Fourth corps area, in which Alabama is included, that the war department has accepted the offer of the following named surgeons of the national guard and officers reserve corps in addition to those of the regular army. navy. ma rine corps and public health service, to examine free any young man between 17 and 24 years of age and to vaccinate against smallpox and innoculate against yphoid-paratyphoid:
 National .Guard Surgeons
 Maj, Henry B. Wilkinson. NJ. C., Bell building, Montgomery, Ala; Mai. Gilmer H. Moore. NJ. C., Opelika. Ala: Maj. Henry B. Burdeshaw, NJ. C., Do- than. Ala; Capt. Jonas H. Stewart, D. C., Opelika, Ala: Capt. Give Daily, Y. C.. 1O06 Twelfth street. south. Birming- V. C.. Samson, Ala. Capt. Robert G. Nelson. NJ. C., Box 570.s Birmingham, Ala. Capt. Benjamin F. Thomas, M C., Opelika, Ala; Capt. Samuel B. Hop kins,, D. C.. Greenville. Ala; Capt Will lard T. Bayles. M. G. Greenville, Ala; Capt, Phillip " Speir, NJ. C., Green vile, Ala; First Lieut.. Osa 0: Con nell, D. C., Opelika. Ala; First Lieut. Armistead l.. Hayes, NJ. C.. Opelika, Ala; First Lieut., Charles H. McFa1l. V. C.. Dothan. Ala. First Lieut.. James M. Luke, ". C., Greenville. Ala.
 Reserve Corps Surgeons s44@
 Capt. Rayford Hodges. o. R. c. Med, Scottsboro, Ala; Mai. John P. Long. NJ. C.. O. K. C.. Box 56T, Sheffield, Ala; Maj. Roscoe c. Stewart, Med. O. k. C., Sylacauga, Ala; Capt. Drayton Doherty, Med. k. C.. 902 Alabama ave nue, Selma, Ala; Maj. James Kenan, NJ. O. R. C.. 120 Broad street. Selma, Ala; Capt. J. K. Legare, Med. O. R. c, Roanoke, Ala; Maj. John w.. c. Cooper. NJ. o. R. G. Roanoke. Ala: Capt. Ellis Burns, Med. o. R. C., 220 Bell building, Montgomery Ala: Maj. Cecil H. Ross, NJ. C., 259 St. Francis street. Mobile, Ala. Mai. James H. Hough, Livingston. Ala; Capt Benja- min F. Frazer, NJ. O. R. C.. Lanett, Ala; Capt. James 0. Griffin. NJ. o. R. C., general delivery, Electic Ala; First Lieut.. Hill w. Howell, NJ. R. C., Ham, ilton, Ala; Maj. Benjamin Franklin Adams, NJ. R. C., Fulton, Ala; Mai. K. c. Rush. NJ. k. C.. 5049 Parkway, Fairfield. Ala; Capt Herbert l.. Phil lips, Med. o. k. C.. Wilson Dam, Flor ence. Ala; Capt. F. T. Newsom. NJ. o. K, C., 116 East Mobile street, Florence, Ala; Capt. Lucius Lamar Terry, NJ. o. R. C., Dora, Ala; First Lieut.. Claude N. Lacey, M. o. R. C., Box 3S4, Demop- olis, Ala; Capt. Joseph J. Pettus, NJ. D., NJ. c. O. R. G. Belle Nina, Ala; Map. George c. Marlette. Med reserve, | io I Brown Durrett, NJ. o. R. C.. 21S North Sixteenth street, Bessemer, Ala. Capt. Percy B. Skinner. NJ. R. C., Belleville. Ala; Lieut.. Col. E. NJ. Mason. Med. O. R C., 2221 Age-Herald building, Bir- mingham. Ala; Capt. H. F. Shuger- man, NJ. o. R. C., Empire building, Bir- mingham, Ala: Lieut.. Col. Ross c. Spier, Med. o. R. C.. 1030 Elm street, south, Birmingham, Ala. Capt. G. $. Graham. NJ. o. R. C.. 1925 Avenue F, Birmingham. Ala; Capt. F. P. Green, Med. O. R. C., 405 First National Bank building, Birmingham Ala Lieut.. Col. Cabot Lull. M. o. R. C., 140S Empire building, Birmingham, Ala: Capt, George Alonzo Cryer. Medical eorps' court house, Anniston, Ala; Duke c. Bradford, M. D.. Med, 1727 Age Herald building Birmingham, Ala; Capt. J. NJ. Whiteside, NJ. C.. o. R. C.. Quin- tard avenue, Anniston, Ala Capt. c. Il. Cleveland, NJ. R. C.. Commercial National bank, Anniston, Ala.
 Specifications
 All applicants will be required to have the typhoid-paratyphoid inocula- ton and the vaccination against small pOx before being enrolled at camp. Applicants, however, who have at- tended training camp within the last three years will not be required to take the treatment. Other applicants who may have been inoculated against typhoid and paratyphoid during the last three years and who have been vac clnated recently against smallpox will be exempted on filing certificates to that effect from their physicians.
 No applicant will be required to take the typhoid-paratyphoid inoculation or the smallpox vaccination until after his application for admission to camp has been approved. Full information re- garding the methods of obtaining the lnoculation and the vaccination, includ- ing a list of the locations within the state where they will be given without charge, will be sent with notifications of acceptance or before. .a.--,l,
 Physical requirements for the basic | nhu leu CouTSeS 'tlFSJ ana SecOnu yeufSl will in general be as follows: The age limits being 17-24; the body weight without clothes must be not less than 100 pounds; the height without shoes must be not less than 59 inches at 17 years of age or 60 inches at IS years or more; the mobility of the chest must be not less than two inches. N,Ga
 If no glasses are worn the vision must be not less than 20-100 in one eye and not less than 20-40 in the other eye. A vision without glasses if not less than 20-10x10 in both eyas is accept able, provided that it is corrected to 2O-1O in either eye by glasses which are habitually worn.
 Hearing must be not less than 1920 in either ear Ordinary conversational vOice.)
 No applicant will be accepted who possesses an organic heart lesion.
 The teeth must be serviceable.
 The mentality must be such that or ders can be intelligently obeyed.
 Where slight defect is waived the nature of such defect and the fact that it has been waived, will be noted under remarks in the physical examination section.
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