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MEDICAL^'^teLEGE KEY TABLE
A List of Medic*! Collegu of th* Unitad States. Philippine Islands and Canada. Arranged Chronolofieally by States. Showing the Ke><
Number by Which Each Is Designated.
11-^^ 7?<a/y,
ADUATE AND FOREIGN MEDICAL COLLEGES, PAGE 38
MEDICAL COLLEGES OF UNITEOfj^TATES,
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS AND CANADA
Active colleges In black-face type.
Colleges In light-face type are extinct or bare
merged with otber colleges.
tReported fraudulent or as a medical school
not In good standing in the state In which the
college Is located.
For complete Information, see Medical Col-
lege Section, page 24.
For Graduate Colleges, see page 33.
For Foreign Medical Colleges and Licensing
bodies, see page 35.
ALABAIMA
Ala.l — Graffenburg institute, Dadeville.
Ala.2 — Univ. of Ala. School of Med., Tuscaloosa.
Ala. 3 — Southern UnlT. Med. Dept., Greensboro.
Ala. 4 — Birmingham Medical College.
Ala.5 — Med. Coll. Monteziuna Unl»., Bessemer.
ARKANSAS
Ark.l— Univ. of Ark. Med. Dept. Little Rock.
Ark.2 — College of Phys. and Surgs., Little Rock.
Ark.3— Bethel Med, Dept., Southwestern Univ.,
Little Rock.
Ark.5 — Med. Dept. of Sulphur Rock College.
CALIFORNIA
Cal. 1 — Cooper Medical College, San Franclico.
CaL 2 — University of California Med. School,
Berkeley-San Francisco.
Cal. 3— California Medical Society and College
of Physicians, San Francisco.
Cal. 4 — Cal. Eclectic Med. Coll., Los Angeles.
Cal. 5 — Hahnemann Medical College of tbe Pa-
ciflc, San Francisco.
CaL 6— UniT. of 8. Calif. Coll. of Med., Los An-
geles.
Cal. 7 — Coll. of Phya. and Surga. of San Fran-
cisco.
Cal. 8— Oakland College of Med. and Surg.
Cal. 9 — Coll. of Phya. and Surgs., Los Angeles.
Cal. 10— Pacific Coast Regular Coll. of Med.f
Cal.il— Stanford Univ. School of Med., San
Franelsco.
Cal. 12— Coll. of Med. Evangelists, Los Angeles.
Cal.l3 — Pacific Medical College, I/oi Angeles.t
COLORADO
Colo.l — Denver College of Medicine.
Colo.2 — Univ. of Colo. School of Med., Bouldef-
Denver.
Colo. 3 — Gross Medical Coiiece, Denver.
Colo.4 — Denver College of Phys. and Surga.
Colo.S — Denver and Gross Coll. of Med,, Denver
CONNECTICUT
Coan.l— Yal« Univ. School of Med.. New Haven.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
D.C.i— George Washington University Medical
School, Washington.
0.C.2— Georgetown University School of Medi-
cine. Washington.
0.C.3 — Howard University School of Medicine,
Washington.
BC.4 — .National Univ. Med. Dept., Washington
D.C.5 — Washington Homeopathic Med. Coll.
FLORIDA
Fla.l— Univ. of Florida Med. Dept., Jark.tonvllle.
GEORGIA
Ga. I— Univ. of Georgia Med. Dept., Augusta.
Ga. 2 — Southern Botanlco-.Med. Cull , Macon.
Ga. 3 — Thorapsonian Cuiiege, Barbourville.
Ga. 4 — Savannah .Medical College
Qa. 5— Emory Univ. School of Med., Atlanta.
Ga. 6— Oglethorpe Med. Coll., Savannah.
Ga. 7— Reform Medical College, Macon.
0«. 8 — College of American Med. and Surg.
Oa. 9— Ga. Coll. Eel. Med. and Surg., Atlanta
Ga.lO — Southern Medical College, Atlanta
Ga. 11— Atlanta College of Phys. and Surga
Oa.l2— Atlanu School of Medicine.
Qa.lS— Middle Georgia Med. Coll., Griffln
ua.l4 — Dalton Medical College. Daiton.
Oa.lS— Clark Unlverilty, Med. Dept., Atlanta
0»-16— Woman'a Med. Coll. of Georgia, Atlanta
Oa.lT— Intoraatlonal Med. Miss. Coll., Atlanta'
Oa.l»— Hospital Med. Coll., Eclectic, Atlanu
ea.19— South. Coll. of Med. and Surg., Atlanta.
ILLINOIS
II!" J"?,"!.* »••<""' College, Chloago.
ni C«!h- n'",'- °l ,','"""'» ^•°" ■ J»cksonville.
U ■ tZTK^r""'"- .ofUnlver.Hity of St. Cliaries.
m t:J^', C""*'. *••"'"' ''''"•••• Chicago.
.}.■ r"?""- °' ""I- «■"' Surg. Ph .M Chiiaeo
H . •^Northwestern Univ. Med. SchooV, Chl.iSo:
n . 8-Bennett iVfedlcal College, Chicago *
n •l2Z?hr,'lT'u° Unlv Woman's Med. School.
Ul.ig— Chicago Homeopathic Medical CoUega.
Ill.ll— Univ. of Illinois Coll. of Med., Chicago.
U1.12 — Chaddock School of Medicine, Quhicy.
111.13 — Harvey Medical College, Chicago.
111.14 — Natlon.ll Medical University, Chlcago.f
111.15— Bering Medical College, Chicago.
111.16 — Jenner Medical College, Chicago.
111.17 — Illinoi.'i Medical College, Chicago.
111.18 — Dunham Medical College, Chicago.
111.19 — American Med. Missionary Coll., Chicago.
J11.20— Chicago Coll. of Med. and Surg., Ph.M.
111.21 — Independent Medical College, Chlcago.t
111.22— Chicago Coll. of Med. and Surg., Chicago.
U1.23— Dearborn Medical College, Chicago.
ni.24 — College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Che Upper Mississippi, Rock Island.
111.28— German Coll. of Med. and Obs., Chicago.
111.30 — German Medical College. Chicago.!
111.32 — German-American Homeopathic Medical
College, Chlcago.t
111.33 — German College of Gynecology, Pediatrics
and Obstetrics, Chlcago.t
111.34 — International Medical Missionary Insti-
tute. Chicago.
111.33 — Illinois Health University. Chlcago.t
111.36— Illinois SUndard College of Medicine and
Surgery, Chicago.
111.37— Metropolitan Medical College, Chlcago.t
111.38— Dutton Medical College, Chlcago.t
111.39— Reliance Medical College, Chicago.
111.40— Scientific Medical College, Chlcago.t
111.41 — Lombard College Med. Dept., Galesburg.
111.42— Chicago Medical School.
111.43— Loyola University School of Medicine,
Chicago.
INDIANA
Ind. 1 — Indiana Medical College, La Port«.
Ind. 2 — Medical College of Evansville.
Ind. 3 — Indiana Central Med. Coll., Greencastle.
Ind. 4 — Indiana Medical College, Indianapolis.
Ind. 5 — Physio-Med. Coll. of Ind., Indianapolis.
Ind. 6— Coll. of P. and S. of Ind., Indianapolis.
Ind. 7 — Medical College of Fort Wayne.
Ind. 8 — Medical Coll. of Indiana, Indianapolis.
Ind. 9— Central Coll. of P. and 8., Indianapolis.
Ind.lO— Fort Wayne College of Medicine.
Ind.U — Ind. Eclectic Med. Coll., Indianapolis.
Ind.l2— <:urtls Pbyslo-Med. Institute, Marlon.
Ind.I3 — Hoapltal Med. Coll. of EvansvlU*.
Ind. 15 — Beach Medical Institute, Indianapolis.
Ind.lO— Eclectic Coil, of p. and 8., Indianapolis.
Ind.l7— Eclectic .Med. Coll. of Ind., Indianapolis.
lnd.18— Indiana Medical College, School of Med.
of Purdue Univ., Indianapolis.
Ind.l9— American Med. Coll. Indianapolis.
Ind.20— Indiana University School of Medicine,
Bloomington- Indianapolis.
: Ind. 21— state Coll. of P. and S., Indianapolis.
Ind. 23 — University of Indiana. .New Albany. t
lnd.24 — Indiana College of Medicine and Mid-
wifery, Indlanapolls.t
, lnd.26— 8e« Ind. 12.
i lnd.27— Untrenlty of Medicine. Indlanapolls.t
IOWA
la. 1 —College of Phys. and Surgs.. Keokuk
la. 2— Iowa Medical College, Keokuk
la. 3— state Univ. of Iowa CoU. of Mod., Iowa
City.
la. 4— 8ut« Unlr. of Iowa Coll. of Uomeo.
Mod., Iowa City.
la. 6— Drake Univ. Coll. of Me<l, Des Molnea.
la. T— King Eclectic Med. Coll., Dos Moines.
la. 8 — Sloux City College of Medicine.
la. »— Keokuk Medical College.
la.lO— Keokuk Med. Coll., Coll. of P. and 8.
ta.ll — Council BlulTs .Medical College.
KANSAS
Kan.l—Kansas Medical Coll., Independence.
KaR.2— University of Kansas School of Medi-
cine, Lawrence and Rosedale.
Kan. 3— Kansas .Medical College, Topeka
Kan. 4— Coll. of Phya. and Surga , Kansas City.
Kan.5— WlchlU Medical College.
Kan.8 — Kansas City College of Med. and Surg.
Kan. 7— Eclectic .Medical Univ., Kansas City.
KENTUCKY
Ky- I— Kentucky School of .Medicine, Louisville.
Ky. 2— University of Louisville Med. De»t
Ky. S — Eclectic Medical College, Louisriile
Ky. 4— Louisville Medical College.
Ky. 5— Hospital Coll. of Med., Louisville
Ky. 9 — Jefferson School of .Med., Lfiulsvliie.
Ky. 7— Louisville National Med. College.
Ky. 8 — Southwestern Homeopathic Med Coll
and Hospital, Louisville.
Ky. 9— Kentucky Univ. Med. Dept., Loutariire
Ky.IO— Med. liept. Stale Univ., Ixiuiavllle.
Ky.ll— Louisville and Hospital Med. Coll.
LOUISIANA
La.1— Tulane University of Loulslaaa Sakool
tf Medicine. New Orleans.
La.2 — New Orleans School of Medicine.
I La. 3 — Charity Hosp. Med. Coll., New Orleans
La. 4— Flint Med. Coll. of .\ew Orleans Unlv
MAINE
Me.l— Bowdoin Medical School. Brunswick and
I Portland.
Me.2— Eclectic Med. Coll. of Maine, Lewlston f
Me.4 — Portland School for Med. Instruction.
MARYLAND
Md. I— Univ. of Md. School of Med. and Coll.
of Phys. and Surgs., Baltimore.
Md. 2— Wash. Univ. School of Med. Baltimore.
Md. 3 — Coil, of Phys. and Surgs., Baltimore.
Md. 4 — Baltimore .Medical College.
Md. 5 — Women's Med. Coll. of Baltimore.
Md. 6 — Baltimore University School of Med
Md. 7— Johns Hopkins University Med. Dept ,
I Baltimore.
\ Md. 8 — Atlantic Medical College, Baltimore
.Md. 9 — Maryland Medical College, Baltimore
; Md.IO — Medico-Chlrurgical and Theological Col-
lege of Christ's Instltufn, Baltlmnre t
Md.Il — Maryland Coll. of Eclectic Med. and
Surg.t
MASSACHUSETTS
Mass. I — Medical School of Harvard University.
I Boston.
I Mass. 2— Berkshire Medical College. PIttsfleld.
Mass. 3— New Eng. Female Med. Coll., Boston.
I Mass. 4— Worcester Medical College, Eclectic.
Mass. 5— Boston Univ. School of Med., Boston.
Mass. 6 — College of Phys. and Surgs., Boston.
Mass. 7 — Tufts College Medical School, Boston.
-Mass. 8 — New England University of ArLi and
Sciences, Boston. t
-Mass. 9— Bellevue Med. Co., of Masa., Boaton.t
Mass.l2— Excelsior Medical College, Boston. t
Mass. 13 — Reserved College of Phys. and Surgs
Springfield. t
.Ma.ss 14 — Clark Univ. Med. Dept., Worcester
Mass. 1 5— Middlesex Coll. of Mad. and Surg.,
Cambridge.
MICHIGAN
Mick. I— University of Michigan Medieal Sehool.
Ann Arbor.
.Vllch. 2— Detroit Medical College.
.Mich. 3 — Detroit Homeopathic .Mo ;.«
.Mich. 4 — Michigan Borneo. Med. i ig
Mich. 5— Univ. of Michigan 11 .'ii
Scliooi. Ann Arbor.
Mich. 6— Michigan College of Medicine, Detroit
Mich. 7— Detroit College of Med. and Surg.
Mich. 8— Mich. Coll. of Med. and Surg, Detroit
.Mich. 9— Saginaw Valley Med. Coll,, Sagl.iaw.
Mich. 10— Grand Raplda Medical College.
Mich.U — Detrult Homeopathic College.
Mich. 12 — Michigan School of Homeopathy and
Surgery. Detroit.
Mich. 13— Michigan Eclectic Med Coll., Detroit
.VIch. 14— Detroit University of Rational Medi-
cine and SuvKory
Mlch.15— Detroit Unlvcrslly of Medicine
Mlch.16 — Michigan Medical College, l.unaing
MINNESOTA
Minn I— Winona Medical School
Mlnn2-St. Paul Medical Coiiego
.Minn, 3 — Minnesota Hosiiltai ('nil, Mliinea|i..|la
Minn.4 — University of Minnesota Med. Sehool.
Minneapolis.
Minn. 5 — Minneapolis Coll. of Phys. and 8iir.
Minn. 6— University of Minn. Coll. of Horn.'
Med. and Surg,. .Minneapolis.
MISSISSIPPI
MIss.l— Univ. of Mississippi Sehool of Mad.,
University.
Mlss.2— Mississippi Medical Cuiiege. Meridian
MISSOURI
Mo. 1 — Missouri Medical ('olieue. St Louh
Mo. 2— Washington Univ. Med. School., SI
Louis.
Mo. 3— Univ. of Mo. School of Med., Columbus, i
Mo. 4— Humboldt Medical College, 81 Uuis
Mo. 5— Homeo .Med. Coll of Missouri, 8t. Um\»
Mo. 6 — St, Louis Coll. of Homeo. P and .S.
Mo. 7— St. Louis College of Phys. and Surgs
Mo. 8— Kansas Clly Medical College.
Mo. 9— Homeopathic Med. Coll. of St. Louis f
Mo.IO— National University of Arts and Sciences
Med. Dept,, St. Louis.
Mo.ll— Medical College of Kansas City.
Mo.12 — St. Louis Hahnemann Medieal College
Mo.lS— St. Louis Eclectic Medical College. t
Mo-.Ii— St. Louis Hoapltal Medical Collage
Mo.15— Coll. of Phys. and Surgs. of St. Joseph
Mo.l* — Herlnit Medical College, SI. I.<ouls.
Mo.ir— Joplln College of Phys. and Surga.
Mo.18 — Northwestern Med. Coll., St. Joseph
F-or Symbol, of Graduate Medical College., see page 30
MEDICAL COLLEGE KEY TABLE— Continued
Uo.lt— Joplln Medical Collet*.
Mo.IO— UnlrerBlty Med. Coll. of Kansas CItjr.
Uo.tl— Kansas CItr Hospital Coll. of HmI.
Mo.12— Knsworth Medical College, St. Josepb.
Mo.XS— Woman's Medical College, St. Louis.
Mo.M— Beaumont Hosp. Med. Coll., St. Louis.
Mo.XS — St. Louis Hygienic Coll. of P. and B.
Mo.M— Kansas City Humenpathic Med. Coll.
Mo.tT— Marlon-Sims Coll. of Med.. St. I-ouls.
Mo.tS — Barnes Medical College, St. Louis.
Mo.211— Central Medical College of St. Joseph.
M0.SO— Woman's Medical College, Kansas City.
M0.SI— Hshn. Med. Cull, of Kansas City DnlT.
M0.S2— Medlco-Chlrurgloal Coll. of Kansas CItjr.
M0.S3 — Eclectic Med. Ciilv . Kansas City.
Me.34 — St Louis University Sehool of Med.
M0.35 — Kan.sas City Halincmnnii Mi-Mlcal College.
Mo.38 — Occidental Coll. of P. and 8., Juplln.
Mo.S'— SL Louis Woman's Medical College.
Mo.SS— Missouri Eel. Med. Coll.. Kansa* City.
Mo.St— American Anlliropol., Univ. of St. Louis. t
Mo.40— Hippocratean Coll. of Med.. St. Louis.
Mo.41-r-(oluii!bian Xtedlcal College, Kansas City.
Mo.42 — MiMouri Schoul of MIdwIfvry and Dia.
(if Woiiieii and Children, St. Loulst
M0.43— Kansas City Coll. of Med. and Surf.
M0.44 — Kansas City Univ. of Phys. and 8ur«i.
Neb.l-
-Univ. of
Lincoln
Nob.I— Univ. of
Lincoln
Nob.S— Univ. of
pathic
NEBRASKA
Neb. Coll of
Med., Uegular,
Neb. Coll. of Med . Kclecllc,
of Med, Homeu-
I
Neb. Coll
Lincoln.
Neb.4— Lincoln Medical Collcne
Nob.5— Univ. of Neb, Coll. of Med., Omaha.
Nob.6 — Creighton Univ. Cell, of Med.. Omaha.
Neb.7— Nebraska College of Medicine. Lincoln
Neb.8— Ncbra-ska Medical College, Eel , Lincoln.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
N.H.I — Dartmouth Medical School. Hanovsr.
N.H.2 — New Eng. Univ. of Arts and Sciences.
Manchester. t
N.H.3— Univ. of N.U. Dept. of .Med. Nashua.!
NEW JERSEY
N.J.I— Hygelo-Tlicrapeullc Coll.. Bergen Hts.f
N.J.2 — Mod. and Surg. College of the SUte of
N J.t
N.J.3 — Livingston University, Haddonl1eld.t
N.J.4 — Central Univ. of Medicine and Science,
Jersey cnty.t
NEW YORK
N.Y. I — Columbia University College of Phys.
and Surgt.. New York.
N.Y. 2~Coll. of I'hys. and Surss. of the Weaiern
District of .New York, Fairfield.
N.Y. 3— Albany Medical Coilefo.
N.Y. 4 — Geneva Medical College.
N.Y. 5— New York Univ. Medical College.
N.Y. 6— University of Buffalo Dept of Med.
N.Y. 7— .New York .Medical College.
N.Y. S — Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn.
N.Y. S— New York Homeo Med. Coll. and
Flower Hospital. New York.
N.Y.IO— Bcllevue Hosp. Med. Coll., New York.
N.Y. 11— New York Med. Coll. and Hosp. for
Women. New York.
N.Y.12— RegenU of UnlT. of Slate of New York.
N.Y.IS— Eel. Med. Coll. of the City of New York.
N.Y.14— Woman's Med. Coll. of the N.Y. Infirm-
ary for Women and Child.. New York.
N.Y.IS— Syracuse University Coll. of Medicine.
N.Y. 16— Culled States Med. Coll. of .New York.
N.Y. 17— Coll. of P. and S.. Homeo. Buffalo.
N.Y.IS— .Niagara Univ.. Med Dept., Buffalo.
N.Y.IS— Univ. and Bellevue Hospital Med. Coll..
New York.
N.Y.20— Cornell Univ. Med. College. New York.
N.Y.21— Med. Faculty of Rutgers (Queen's)
College, New Yorkt
N.Y.22— N. Y. Reformed Med. Coll., Eclectic,
New York.t
N.Y.23— New York School of Medicine.
N.Y.24^-Coll. of Med. BoUnlc, New York-t
N.Y.26— Eel. Med. Inst, of N. Y.. Rochoster.t
N.Y.27— Randolph Eel. Med. Inst., Rochester.!
N.Y.28— Rochester Eclectic Medical CoUege.t
N.Y.29— Syracuse Med. Coll., Eel., Rochester.t
N.Y.30 — Metropolitan Med. Coll., Eclectic, New
York.t
N.Y.31— Excelsior Med. Coll., New Yortt
N.Y.32— N. Y. Hygelo-Therap. Coll., New York.
N.Y.33— Amer. Coll. of Med. Science, New York.
N.Y.34— N. Y. Prep. School of Med., New Yortf
N.Y.85— N. Y. Free Med. Coll. for Women, N. Y.
N.Y.36 — Buffalo Coll. of Rational Med., Hom.t
N.Y.37— Mohawk Medical College, Buffalo.!
N.Y.38 — Hamburg Canal College, Buffalo.!
N.Y.39 — ^Med. and Surg. Institute and Sanita-
rium, Buffalo.!
N.Y.40— N. Y. Coll. of Magnetics. New Yortf
N.Y.41— N. Y. Institute of Medical Science.!
N.Y.42— Preparatory Med. Coll., New York.!
N.Y.43— Fordham Univ. School of Med., N. Y.
NORTH CAROLINA
N.C.I— Univ. of N. C. Sch. of Mod.. Chapel Hill.
N.C.2 — Edlnborough Me<l. Coll., Lumbertown.
.V.C.S— Irfonard Medical .School, RalelEh.
N.C.4— .North Carolina Med CdII . Charlotte.
N.C.5— Wako Forest Collets School of Medioins.
N.C.8 — Coll. of Phys. and Hurgs., Arlington.
NORTH DAKOTA
N.D.I— Univ. of N. D. Seh. of Med.. Unlvsrslty.
OHIO
0. 1— Medlcsl College of Ohio, Cincinnati.
0. 2 — Eelsctle Medical CollofO, CinclBnatt
0. 3 — Starling Medical College, Colurabua.
O. 4 — I'hyslo- Medical College, Cincinnati.
0. 5 — Botanlcu -Med Coll. of Ohio, Cincinnati.
0. 6 — Wsstsra Reserve Univ. Sehool of Mad.,
Cleveland.
0. 7 — Cleveland Univ of Medicine and Surgery.
0. 9 — Cincinnati College of Med. and Surg.
0. (—Miami Medical College, Cincinnati.
0.10 — Physio -Medical Institute, Cincinnati.
0.11— Univ. of Wooster, Med. Dept., Cleveland
0.12 — Cleveland College of Phys. and Burgs.
0.13— Pulte Medlcsl College, Cincinnati.
0.14— Columbus Medical College.
O.li— Physio-Eclectic Med. Coll., Clnclnnstl t
O.IG— American Eclectic Med. Coll.. Cincinnati
0.17— .Medical University of Ohio, anclnnatl.t
O.U— NorthwesUm Ohio Med. College, Toledo
0.19- Toledo Medical Collage, Toledo.
0.20 — Woman'a Med. Collage, Cincinnati.
0.21— lAUra Memorial Woman'a Medical Col-
lege, Cincinnati.
0.22— National Normal Unlv , Coll. of Mad.,
Lebanon.
0.23 — Cleveland Medical College, Homeopathic.
0.24 — Preabyterlan Hospital and Woman'a Med.
Coll., Cincinnati.
0 25— Ohio Medical University, Columbus.
n.2r,— rlereland-Pulte Medical College.
0 JT — Cincinnati Medical College.
(» 2S— Wllloughby University Med. Dept.
II ;!0— American Med. Coll., Sclectlc, Cincinnati.
I) :u— Eel. Coll. of Med. and Surg.. Cincinnati.
I). 32 — International Klectropatblc Inat., .Mentor !
0.33 — Homeo. Med. Coll. for Women, Cleveland
0.34 — American Health College, Cincinnati.!
0.35 — Zanesvllle Academy of Medicine.!
II 36 — Toledo School of Medicine.
1137— Dayton Modlcal University.
(1.38— Ohio CoU. of Obstetrics, Medicine and
Midwifery, Cincinnati.!
U39— Uygela Medical College, Cincinnati!
0.40— Ohio State Univ. Coll. of Mod.. Columbus.
0.41— Univ. of Cincinnati Coll. of Med.
11.42 — Ohio SUte Univ. Coll. of Homeo. Med.,
Columbus.
OKLAHOMA
Okla.l— Univ. of Okla. Sehool of Msdicla*.
Norman-Oklaboma City.
;okla.2 -Epworth College of Med., Okla. City.
, Okla.3— Twentieth Century Physio- Medical Col-
' lege, Guthrie. t
, Okla. 4— Oklahoma Med. Coll. Oklahoma City
I OREGON
{ Ore I— Willamette Univ. Med. Dept., Salem
: Ora.2 — UrIv. of Oregon Med. School, Portland.
I PENNSYLVANIA
Pa. I — Univ. of Pa. Sch. of Med., Philadelphia.
Pa. 2— Jefferson Med. Coll. of Philadelphia.
I'a. 3 — Pennsylvania Med. Coll., Philadelplila
I Pa. 4 — Pennsylvania Coll. of Med. and Surg.
' I'a. 5— Franklin Medical College. Philadelphia
I i'a. 6— See Pa. I.
Pa. 7— Woman's Mad. Coll. of Pa.. Philadelphia
Pa. 8 — Penn. Med. CnlTerslly, Philadelphia
Pa. 9 — Hahnemann Med. Csllete and Hospital
of Philadelphia.
Pa. ID — Lincoln Univ. .Med. Dept , Oxford.
j Pa.U— Mcdico-Chlrurelcal Coll. of Philadelphia
I Pa. 1 2 — University of Pittsburgh School of Med.
I Pa.13— Temple Univ. Dept. of Med., Phila.
Pa. 14 — Philadelphia Univ. of .Med. and Surg.
, Pa. 15 — North Amer. Acad, of the Homeopathic
I. Healing Art. Allcntown.
Pa.I6 — ^Amer. Univ. of Pa , Eclectic, Phlla.t
! I'a. 17— Eclectic Med. Coll. of Pa., Philadelphia,
i I'a. 18— Hahnemann Med. Coll. of Philadelphia.
Pa. 19 — Electropathic Institute, Philadelphia!
I Pa. 20 — Thorapsonlan Med. Coll., Allentown.
! PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
' P.I.I — Univ. of St Thomas Med. Dept, Manila.
P. 1.2 — Univ. of the Philippines Coll. of Med.
and Surg.. Manila.
RHODE ISLAND
R I.l — Brown Univ. Med Dept.. Providence.
SOUTH CAROLINA
S.C.I — Medical College of the State of S. C,
Charleston.
S.C.2— Univ. of S. C. Med. Dept.. Columbia.
S.C.3 — Charleston Medical School.
SOUTH DAKOTA
S D.I — Univ. ol S. D. Coll. of Med-, Varmillon.
TENNESSEE
Tenn. 1— Univ. of NaabvlIIe, Mad. Dept
Tenn. 2 — Memphis Medical College.
Tenn. 3 — Eclectic Medical Institute, Memphis
Tenn. 4— Shelby Medical College, Naahvllle.
Tenn. 5— Vanderbllt Univ. Mod. Dept. Nash-
ville.
Tenn. S — Univ. of Tenn. Coll. of Mad.. Memphis.
Tana. 7— Meharry Medical CoIIh*. Naihvilla,
Tenn. 8 — Memphis Boap. Med. Coll,
Tenn. 9 — Chattanooga Medical College.
Tenn. 10— Lincoln Manorial Univ. Med. Dept .
Knozvllle.
I Tenn. 11 — University of the South Med. Dept
Sewanee.
Tenn. 12 — Knoivllle College Medical Dept.
Tenn.l3 — Knoxvllle Medical College.
Tsna.l4— Ualv. of Waat Tannassa* Coll. of Mod.
and Surf., Mamphia.t
Tenn. IS — Coll. of Phya. and Surgs., Memphis.
I Tenn. 16 — Jefferson Med. Association. Dsnbrldgs.
Tenn.17 — Hannibal Medical College, Memphla.
I Tenn. 18 — Chattanooga National Modlcal College
TEXAS
I Tez. 1 — Texas Med. Coll. and Hoap., Oalvaat ;
Tex. 2 — Univ. of Texas Dept of Med., Qalveiton
Tei. 3— Ft. Worth Sch^if.l of Medicine
Tex. 4— Baylor Univ. Coll. of Med., Dallas.
[ Tex. 5— Phyalo-Med. Coll. of Texas. Dallas.
; Tex. t — Southern Methodist Univ. Med. Dept.
I Tex. T— Gate City Med. Coll., Tezarkana-Dallaa!
I Tex. 8 — Coll. of Phys. and Surgs., Dsllas.
Tex. 9 — Univ. of San Antonio Med. Dept.
{ Tex 10— Dallaa Medical College.
I Tez.lt — University of Med. and Burg., Dallas
UTAH
UUh I— University of UUh Sehool of M*dl-
eiaa. Salt Lak* City,
I tab 2 — Medical College of Utah, Morgan Cil.v
VERMONT
Vt.l— Castleton Medical College.
Vt2— Ualv. of Vt Coll. of Mad.. Bnrllafte*.
Vt3— Vermont Medical College, Woodatock.
Vt.4— Vermont Medical College, Rutland.t
i Vt.S- Trinity Univ. Coll. of Med. and Burg, of
I the State of Vermont. Bennington!
Vt.S— Union Medical Institute, Newberry.!
VIRGINIA
, Va.1— Univ, of Virgiaia Dept of Mad.. Ckar-
iottasvllle.
Va.2— Med. School of the Valley of Virginia,
Whichester.
Vs. 3 — WIncheater Medical College.
Va.4— Madieal Collag* of Virflaia. Richmond
Va.S — Randolph-Macon Coll. Med. Dept. Prince
Edward Court House.
Va.S— University College of Med , Richmond.
WASHINGTON
Wash I— UnlT. of Wash. Med. Dept.. Seattle.
Wash 2— Northweatem College of Biochemistry,
Spokane.!
Wash 3— Univ. of Spokane Falls Cull, of Med.
WEST VIRGINIA
W.Va.l— West Virginia University School o!
Medicine. Morgantown.
WISCONSIN
W is. 1— Milwaukee Coll. of Phys. and Surgat
Wis. 2— Wisconsin Coll. of P. and S.. Milwaukee.
Wis. 3— Milwaukee Medical College.
Wla.4 — Wisconsin Eclectic Medical School!
WIs.S— Univ. of Wis. Med. School. Maoison.
Wis.6— Marquette University School of Mad..
Milwauka*.
CANADIAN MEDICAL COLLEGES
ALBERTA
Alta.l— University of Alberta Faculty of Med.,
Edmonton.
MANITOBA
Man.l — Manitoba Medical Oillege, Winnipeg.
NOVA SCOTIA
N.S.I — Dalhousie University Faculty of Med.,
Halifax.
ONTARIO
OntI — University of Toronto Faculty of Ned.
Ont.2 — Toronto School of Medicine.
Onl.3 — Trinity Medical College. Toronto.
Ont.4 — Victoria Univ. Med. Dept., Toronto.
Ont.S — Queen's Univ. Faculty of Med., Kiniston.
Ont.6 — Western Unlv. Medical School. London.
Ont.7 — Kingston Woman's Medical College.
Ont8 — Ontario Med. Coll. for Women, Toronto.
QUEBEC
Que.l — McGill Univ. Faculty of Med., Montreal.
Que.2 — University of Montreal Medical Faculty.
Que.3 — Laval Unlv. Faculty of Med., Queboc.
Que.4 — Laval Univ. Med. Faculty, Montreal.
Que.S — UnlT. of Bishop College Faculty of
Medicine, Montreal.
Que.6 — St. Lawrence School of Medichie.
F^or S-ymbols of F'oreign IVIedical Colleges, see page 33
INDEX TO DIRECTORY
rAGK
and 7
1871
4
161
1703
1728
37
9
10
9
9
16
9
16
138
86
187
195
71
77
138
•
1737
217
1726
1706
•
39
23
Cover
20
35
24
35
299
323
9
3
Abbreviations and Symbols '
Addenda
Advertiiements, Index to
Alabama
Alaska
Alberta .■•••.
American Board for Ophthalmic txaminations
American Medical Association
By-Laws
ConstitlUion
General Officers, 1922-1923
Presidents
Section Officer!
Sessions
Anatomical Societies, Members of
Anesthetical Societies, Members of
Arizona
Arkansas
Army Medical Officers, Active
Army Medical Officers, Retired
Bacteriological Societies, Members of
Boards of Health, State i-
British Columbia • >
California
Canada
Canal Zones
Charitable Institutions
Classified Hospitals
Classification of Medical Colleges
College Key Table Inside Front
Colleges of United States, Canada and Philippine Islands. .
Colleges, Foreign
Colleges, Historical Matter on
Colleges, Postgraduate
Colorado
Connecticut ;••.••
Constitution and By-Laws of American Medical Association
Contents
Councilor Districts and Officers
County Societies, Officers of ^
Delaware
Dermatological Societies. Members of ^
Directory Report Service
District of Columbia
Dominion of Canada
Examining Boards, State
Explanatory Notes
Florida
Foreign Medical Colleges
Foreword
Georgia
Government Officers of United States
Graduate Medical Colleges
Guam
Gynecological Societies, Members of . .
Hawaii
Health Officers (City and County)
History of Medical Colleges •.
Homes .>••• «.«r*«***«
Hospitals
Hospitals Approved for Internship •
Hospitals, Classified
Hospitals, Number by States
Idaho ...
Illinois
Index of Physicians
Index to Advertisements
Indiana .^
Indian Field Service
Institutions, State and Charitable
Internal Medicine Societies, Members of
Iowa
Journals, State
Journals of United States, Canada and Philippine Islands. (A
Kansas 613
Kentucky 639
Key to Directory 6 and 7
343
120
150
349
1726
•
6
371
35
S
385
71
35
1725
86
1708
•
24
•
8
51
39
8
417
425
1881
4
533
84
•
124
577
Key to Special Societies and Specialties.
Laryngological Societies. Members of
Laws, State Medical
Libraries of United States, Canada and Philippine Islands.
Licensing Boards, State
Louisiana
Maine
7
107
60
671
693
rAGi
Medical Colleges 20
Medical Journals °5
Medical Libraries °^
Membership in Special Societies 86
Michigan 'j*
Minnesota ?;J
879
897
953
37
17
79
82
963
131
987
1757
1838
991
1001
1037
1043
1197
1231
8
1763
86
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
National Board of Medical Examiners.
National and Interstate Societies
Navy Medical Officers, Active
Navy Medical Officers, Retired
Nebraska
Neurological Societies, Members of
Nevada
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
Manitoba 1748
Maryland 705
Massachusetts 733
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Number of Physicians in all the States
Nova Scotia
Obstetrical Societies, Members of
Officers of American Medical Associaiton for 1922-1923,
General and Section
Ohio
Oklahoma ■ > • >
Ontario
Ophthalmological Societies, Hembert of
Oregon
Otological Societies, Members of
Pathological Societies, Members of
Pediatric Societies, Members of
Pennsylvania
Periodicals
Philippine Islands *.
Physicians, Addresses Unknown
Physicians in Proportion to Population
Physicians, Number by States
Physicians* Purchasing Index
Physicians, Total Number
Population, State
Porto Rico .
Presidents of American Medical Association
Prince Edward Island
Psychiatrical Societies. Members of
Publications. Official
Quebec
Rhinological Societies, Members of
Rhode Island , . . .
Roentgenological Societies. Members oif
Samoa
Sanatorium!
Saskatchewan
Section Officers of American Medical Assoctalioo for
- 19221923
Sessions of American Medical AKSoi'ialinn
Societies, National and Interstate Medical
Societies, Officers of County .
Societies, Officers of State
South Carolina
South Dakota
Superintendents of Public Health
Surgical Societies, Members of
Symbols and Abbreviations
Tennessee
Texas
United States Army Medical Officers, Active
United States Army Medical Officers, Retired
United States Navy Medical Officers, Active
United States Navy Medical Officers. Retired
United States Public Health Service, Officers of
Urological Societies. Members of
Utah
Vermont
Virgin Islands ,
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Yukon .
9
1229
1307
1770
107
1333
107
138
124
1347
65
1712
1841
•
8
2454
8
•
1721
16
1803
131
■
I8U8
107
1455
146
1725
•
182V
9
16
17
1465
1479
•
86
6
1489
1521
71
77
79
82
8.1
120
1579
1589
1725
1597
162.S
1647
1665
1697
1840
•SEE RESPECTIVE STATE— GENERAL INFORMATION.
^- AMERICAN ^
MEDICAL DIRECTORY
1923
EIGHTH EDITION
A REGISTER OF LEGALLY QUALIFIED PHYSICIANS
OF THH
UNITED STATES
ALASKA, CANAL ZONE, HAWAII, PORTO RICO, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,
CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND
PRICE - - $1500
Chicago
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
535 North Dearborn Street
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CopynicHT, 1923
BY
Ai
MERiCAN Medical Association
mESs or
AMIUCAR HIDICAL ASSOCIATIOM
CHICAGO
CONTENTS
Page
COLLEGE KEY TABLE Inside Front Cover
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS 4
FOREWORD 5
INDEX TO DIRECTORY Opposite Title Page
DIRECTORY REPORT SERVICE ISO
KEY TO DIRECTORY 6-7
Symbols and Abbreviations ; Special Explanatory Notes 6
Key to Special Societies 7
Key to Specialties 7
NUMBER OF PHYSICIANS AND HOSPITALS (in the various States and Provinces) 8
PART I.— NATIONAL AND INTERSTATE INFORMATION
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Officers ; Constitution and By-Laws
Sessions and Presidents
MEDICAL SOCIETIES (National and Interstate)
MEDICAL COLLEGES
Alphabetical List
Third Gassification
Historical Information
Graduate Medical Colleges
Foreign Medical College Key Table
NATIONAL BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS
AMERICAN BOARD FOR OPHTHALMIC EXAMINATIONS
HOSPITALS : Special Hospitals, Sanatoria and Institutions arranged according to class of patients cared
for, excluding genera! hospitals which are found immediately preceding the list of physicians for
each state
HOSPITALS APPROVED FOR INTERNSHIPS
MEDICAL LIBRARIES, LIST OF
MEDICAL JOURNALS, LIST OF
MEDICAL OFFICERS OF THE GOVERNMENT SERVICE
Army and Navy
Public Health Service ; Indian Field Service
MEMBERS OF SPECIAL MEDICAL SOCIETIES
"A" Surgery, Gynecology, Obstetrics and Anesthesia
"B" Ophthalmology, Otology, Laryngology and Rhinology
"C" Dermatology and Urologj'
"D" Pediatrics and Internal Medicine
"E" Neurology and Psychiatry
"F" Pathology, Bacteriology and Anatomy
"G" Roentgenology
9-160
9-16
9-15
16
17-19
20-37
20-23
23-24
24-35
35
35-37
37
37-38
39-50
51-59
60-64
65-70
71-85
71-83
83-85
86-149
86-107
107-120
120-124
124-131
131-138
138-146
146-149
PART II.— STATE AND PROVINCIAL INFORMATION AND DIRECTORY OF
PHYSICIANS 161-1840
Note. — In each state is found infortnation regarding medical laws, board of health, licensing boards, officers of constituent medical
associations and component district and county societies, county health officers, hospitals, sanatoriums and charitable institutions,
and list of physicians.
UNITED STATES (Arranged Alphabetically by States, Cities and Names) ; 161-1701
UNITED STATES DEPENDENCIES: Alaska, Canal Zone. Hawaii, Philippine Islands, Porto Rico.
Guam, Samoa, Virgin Islands (Arranged Alphabetically by Cities and Names) 1703-1725
CANADA (Arranged Alphabetically by Provinces, Cities and Names) 1726-1837
NEWFOUNDLAND AND YUKON (Arranged Alphabetically by Cities and Names) 1838-1840
PHYSICIANS WHOSE ADDRESSES ARE UNKNOWN 1841-1870
ADDENDA 1871-1880
PART III.— INDEX OF PHYSICIANS 1881-2452
PHYSICIANS' PURCHASING INDEX Even Pages Adv. 2454-2482
index: to advertisements
See Also Physicians' Reference and Purcliasing Index, Pages 2454-2482
A PAGE
Abbott Laboratories. .1454 A; 2461; 2459
Aetna Life Insurance Co 878B
Albuquerque Sanatorliun 1036B
Alexander Sanitarium 216B
AlUson Co.. W. U 2521
Aloe Co.. A. S 3522; 2523
Amb. Pneu. Splint Mfg. Co 2501
American Kitchen Products Co... 2531
American Optical Co 794A
American Sterilizer Co 2481
Anglers Co., Tlie 2503
.\nti-Thumb.sucliinit Ring Co 2501
Appalachian Hall 2493
Arkansas Med. Soc. Journal 194B
Arlington Heights Sanitarium. .1520A
Armstrong Co., \Vm. H 576.\
Astier Laboratories;. P 990B
AUanUc Medical Monthly 1454B
Aznoe's Cen. Reg. for Nurses. .1696B
B
Bag-O Heat Co 6S8A
Bailey Sanat . Dr. Benj. F 986.\
Bancroft School, The 2498
Bard -Parker Co. , Inc 298-\
Bameg Sanitarium, Dr 322B
Battle Creek .Sanitarium 794B
Bauer & Black 2526 ; 2527
Baum Co., Inc.. W. A 2457
B. B. Culture Lainratory 2501
Beeciiliurst Sanitarium 2495
Bellamy. Wm. W 2501
Berger Bros. Co 2568
Bertho May, Inc 2503
Blackman Sanitarium 384B
BIythewood Bung, and Cot 342A
Bon Air Sanatorium 1624A
Borcherdt Malt Eilract Co 2501
Boston Med. and Surg. Journal. .732A
Boulder. Colo., Sanitarium 298B
Boumewood Ho.spitai 2495
Brady & Co. Geo. W 2508
Bremerman Uroloeical Hotp. ..1464A
Brigham Hall 1596A
Bright Side Sanitarium lOOOB
BroBdoaks Sanatorium 1196A
Burdick Cabinet Co 670A
Bum Brae Hosplul 1454n
Bumltol Co 186B
Bums Hosplul, The Robert 2498
Buzzeli-Fianders Co IsrnB
PAGE
Ford's Nursing Home for the Tu-
berculous, Mrs 1194B
Foregger Co 2510
Fuller Co., George R 14S8A
Funk & Wagnalls Co 2501
George Washington University
Department of Medicine 348A
German Kvan. DeaconAss Hosp. . . 2496
Glen Springs, Tiie 1196.\
Georgia, Journal of Metl. .\s.sh-. .384B
Glenwood Park Sanitarium 2498
Glenwood Sanat4>rium 2494
Glockner Sanitarium and Hosp. ..298B
(;rand View Sanatorium 2498
Green Mountain Sanatorium 2499
Gundry Home, The BIcbard 732A
Halatead Hospital 612B
Hanoria Chem. & Mfg. Co lOOOB
Hardy & Co., F, A. S514
Hartford Retreat S4»»
Hellkraft Medical Co 348A
Highland Hospital 1220A
High Ten. & Tr Equip. Corp...24»T
Hinsdale Sanitarium 5S2A
Holy Cross Hospital 2495
Hoos, Louis S22A
Horlick's Malted Milk Co I6«1A
Uosplul for Children and Train-
ing School for Nurses 2500
Hoepital Supply Co 25J0
Howard Unti. School of Med 2436
Howe Home 3496
Huston Bros. A Co 2SIT
Hj-nson, Wesicott & Dunning. . .194A
I
Illbiols Train. iSchl for .Nurses. .!4»4
Indiana I'niv Sciiool of Med 2488
Institute of Surger>' 2494
Indiana State Metlical Journal.. 576A
International Equipment Co 3S04
Intra Protlucts <'o.. The 3JJA
Iowa Bute Medical Journal 61iA
California Citrus Frt. Juice Co .2507
California Journal of Medicine. .298A
Came-s ArtiHcial Limb Co 2517
Camrlck Co., G. \V 2475
CasUe Co., Wlbnot 2509
Carles Diatributhig Co 896A
Cbanning Saniurium 1 I54B
Chicago Dietotic Supply House.. 2504
Chicago Laboratory 2.503
Chicago Medical Book Co 2507
Cllklold Co, The 2473
Cincinnati Saniurium 2496
Clifton Springs Sanitarium 103eA
Codmann & SlmrtlelT. Inc 2507
Collins. Edward E 2502
Colorado Medicine 298B
Columbus Hospital, Inc 2497
Columbus laboratories 2471
Compton School 2497
Cook laboratories, Inc 424.\
Cooperative Med. Adver Bur . .986B
Cornell Inlverslty Med. College. .2488
Crain Publisliing Co 416B
Crazy Water Co . The 1228A
Creighton Univ. Coll, of Med ...21S6
Crestone Heights Sanitarium 2497
Crest View 0495
Cumberland General Hospital. . 1 196R
Cutter Laboratory, The 2505
DaUes llo<pllal. The 13S2B
Dartmouth Medical School 2436
Denver Optic Co 2471
DeVilbIss Mfg. Co., The 250i
Dixon Health Resort 2499
Dry Milk Co 11515
Duke Sanitarium, The I306B
Earnshaw Sales Co 2518
Easton Sanitarium 2498
Edmands, Walter S isSlO
Elmer A Amend 2520
Electro Surgical Instr. C.O l'879B
Elmer. H. N
Elm Hill Sanitarium
El Reno Sanilarltua
Emerj Mfg. Co
Engein Electric Co., Tlie
Bnloe Hospital
Evergreens Sanat, School 'i
.2502
,2.100
..2498
. .692n
..962 A
. . 2497
Pair Oaks Villa 130i!H
Flagler Hosplul 2500
Fletoher's Sanat., Dr. W. B...,SS2B
tlorlda Med. Assn. Journal 884A
J
Jaeekh Mfg. Co 1835A
Jeaser, Dr. J 2513
Johns Drug Co JJOJ
Johnson Ventllte Co 4MB
Justfood Co ssoa
K
Kansas Med. Society Journal 6133
Kenllworth Saniurium 2490
Kenney's Saniurium. Dr 15T8A
Kentucky Meilical Journal gSSB
Keystone Surg. Instrument Co... 3504
Keyston View Co., Inc 2504
Klllough Co.. Charles H 2505
Kimpton. Heno' 3501
Koatka Drug Co 986A
Kryplok Co.. Inc r82B
l^tnratory of Sun. TeclinIaue..3S30
I^ackenbach. Freil. 1 2504
I* Jolla Saniurium 21»B
Ijtrson. Martin 3538
Laa Ebdoas Sanitarium 216A
Lea A Febleer .50A: SOB
l.«<lerle Antitoxin Laboralurlet. , .3520
lielgh HoxpJUI. Sarah 1.596A
LeIU, E., Inc. 2505
Ix>tu>rhead Press ' 3502
Levy, David B 3524; 2525
I.ewls X-Ray Co giSA
Liebel -Flarshelm Co . . 84SA
IJfe Extension Institute. . . . 704A
Lilly A Co. Ell 532B
Llnooln-Oardner laboratory 2479
Lincoln Saniurium »»SA
Lister Bros 1879A
LIvermoro Saniurium, The 216B
Ixjgin Broa jSOl
Lo«In A Son, B 2507
Ix>ngmans, Onsen A Co 186A
LouIsvUls NeuropaUilc Banlt «S8B
Lffnch's Sanatorium, Dr 2499
PAGE
Mayer. Michael 1624B
Medical Protective Co 160.\
Medical Research Laboratories. . .24.'<9
Mellln's Food Co 2453
Mercer Saniurium 249S
Memll-Souls Sales Carporatlon. .2471
MeB LalMratories. H. A 1042B
Meyer Co.. The Wm 2513
Meyrowitz. E. B 19411
MIchiitan State Med. Journal. . .87S,\
Middlewest Laboratories Co 2516
Midwest Training School 2487
Mllliken A Co., John T »47»
Miln-aukee Sanitarium 1664B
MinneeoU Meillcine 87S.\
MUracle Artificial Arm Co 2.iOJ
Missouri sute Medical Journal. .S7SA
Moody Hospital. The 3500
Moodj's Saniurium. Dr 1S78B
Moore Bros 25H
Morton Hospital 3500
Mosby Co.. C. V «4A; 64B
MounUin View Sanatorium S499
Mount Clemens Sanitarium Co. ..24»6
Mueller A Co., V 2463
.Nathan. Clarence s
National Aniline A t iifinii-in
Co 348B: 84411
National PaUi. Lab 1646A; 1S46B
Nebraska Sute Med. Journal. . .61211
Nebraska I^aboratory, Tlie 96211
-Nemo Hygienic Faslilon Inst 2M!i
New Jersey Journal 103«.\
New York Eye A Ear InOrm. . . 119611
Neir York Inuannous Lab U64B
New York Sute Jour, of Med..ll96B
Noo-Ptoals Sarrice 2511
Norbury Sanitarium Co., TUe...424A
North Shore Health Rasort S32A
Norttawaet Medicine 1832B
Noittiwesiem L'nivenlty 2488
Norton Mem. Infirm., Jolin N..,1495
Norways Banaurium 2490
■■N88" Bale* Co.. Mfrs 2507
Nystron A Co., A. J 2511
McCaskey Register Co 2509
.McDermolt Surg. Instr Co 670II
.Mclnto.h Eli'C Corp.. Inc 1696B
.Mactirogor Instrument Co. 2510
Macmlllan Co lOOOA
Magnuson X-Bay Co 298B-
612A: 6I2B; 962B
Mahady Co. E. F 732B
Maine Meillcal Journal 692B
Maltlne Co.. The HOll
Manhattan Eye Salve Co 038B
Marks. A. A 2511
Marshall Sanitarium J32B
Mary-i Help Hosplul 2,500
Uaasey Hosplul 2197
Maasillon Rubber Co 2479
Matthews A Co.. L. S ! 2501
Ooonomowoc Health Resort lOMB
Ohio State Medical JounisI I106B
Oklahona State Med. Journal. .1332.\
Orange-Crash Co 2515
P
Paotflo Hospital I.t"-
PaciHc Wasaemann Lab
Packer Mfg. Co.. Inc., The... 12.
Palmer TuberculoaU Sanll 5i. v
Pat* Sanitarium sim
Pearson Home 2r.'>
Peck Sanatorium. The jiuu
Petersen, C. Dahlbye 3511
Pennoek, Kdward 2471
Phoenix Sanatorium 1|6B
Physicians' and Surgeons' Ad-
iustlng Assn lUtA
Physicians' casualty Assn 251»
Physlctaiu' Beconl Co
Pines, The ti
Poland Spring a;,
Pomeroy Co 25O-
PortJand Oiwi Air Sanat 1M2B
Post UrailuaU' School of Chicago
and PolycllTilc an
Pottenger Sanatorium Co 3401
Punton Sanitarium. MOA
p„r., 1:1 p,„,, ,.„^ ■r'he,'.'.'.'.3M3
R
S^' "1 Co 1346B
B» ■! of Omaha M2B
"" lu (Dr. Frank K.
„'^'-' 2«7»
Badlum Inst, of Green llsy...l«*6A
Radium Inst, of N. v.. The...lOI2A
Boreal. The jjja
Resthaven Sanitarium 2191
Rhode Island Meillcal Journal. .145411
Rtaodla Chemical Co H44A
Rledel A Co 261 J
Ring Sanatorium A Hosp., inc. 2495
Biver Cr.-i s.„,,.,i.,,,, ,„j g,„,
Me«d ' I10«.\
liver I'l Ml 189,^
Rush Me.l. : ,. ■. i^v
PAGE
San FrancLsco Polyclinic and
Post Graduate School 2484
Sargent's Drug Store 2504
Saunders Co.. W. B 16A. 16B
Sawyer Saniurium 1228B
Scanlan-Morris Co 2508
Sceleth. l>r Charles E 53'JA
ScliiefTelhi & Co 25SI
Scliumpert Mem. Sanlt. . T. K. . . 670B
Scien. 01a«s Instr. Co. Thc.lOOOB
Scott * White Hospital 1530B
Sharp & .-Jniilh 1S79A
Shelton Electric Co 2514
Sherman. l>r, G. H 844A
SI. lis Institute. Boris 3490
Sinii>son. Major. Sanitarium 896B
Smith. Inc. Upsher 8T8A
Soiur Press, The 8S01
Solomon Clinic. The 6S8B
.South Carolina Mod. Journal. . .384B
Soreiweii Co.. C. M 24A3
SouUiwestem Medicine lg«B
Splrella Co lOOOB
."ipa. Tlie 1604A
Spring Hill Saniurium 15*SA
Squibb A Sons. E. R 1306A: 24T7
Minlsrd Oil Co 158SA: 15888
: 1 : >rd Cnlv. School of Me<l...34M
>;u Itanch In-the-Plnes Sanlt ..S3tA
Mniiarl Home Traiuhig School. «SgB
Stomi, Kalherliie L 24U
Sunmouiit Saniurium 180B
Syrscu.ie Inlv. Coll. of Med ...34M
T
Taylor Instrument Co 704B
Tappan Zee Surgical Co 2,503
Tennessee State Med. Jour M78B
Texas Sute Journal of Me<l I5T8B
Thomas Co, F. H 3502
Thoro Conwratlon, Ttie 187011
Tlemsnn A Co, Geo 2508
Tol-I" Ssnitarlum 3493
T tiorlum ISiOB
'al. Charles II (MB
1 Iralnlne School 8M.V
li..,-. „,.„,„.r A (',. .3511*
Tucker Sanatorium 2499
U
rnlteU Stales Ratllum Corji 2518
I'm, „f ii„(T,.i,. u..,,.^., ... Med. ..2488
' ' OS .\n-
iitl 2484
.I: 11)'
.TlllV
of \'uruout. .
of Virginia
'Mit of Medicine.
1S96A
Depart-
1624A
Victoria
Victor
Vim In 1 ,
.3S4A
1 024 A
. J500
Sacred Heart Sanltarlimi .
Sagamore Chemical Co.. Inc.
St. Albans Sanatorium, Inc..
St. Ann's IloMpluI
St. Francis Hosplul (Coiorado
Springs. Colo.l 24!"4
"'i..''"'"''' ""I"'"! (Escanabs.
"'"■■I I030II
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FOREWORD
The American Medical Directory contains a list of the licensed medical practitioners of the
United States and British North America, with dependable, verified, professional information regard-
ing each individual, all treated impartially. The statements regarding graduation from medical schools
and statements regarding licensure, have been verified by comparison, respectively, with official alumni
lists from medical schools and reports from state licensing boards.
NT'MBER OF PHYSICIANS IN DIRECTORY.— There are 160,138 names in this Directory.
.Many tiiou.sand changes of location, membership and other items of personal information liave been
made. Of the physicians listed in the Seventh Edition, .=^,696 have died ; but, including the names of
graduates of the past two years who have entered practice, and other new names, the list of physicians
in the Eighth has been increased 2,1?' the number in the Seventh Edition.
LEARN WHAT THE DIRECTORY CONTAINS.— This Directory contains a large amount
of information, much of which will be lost to the user unless he familiarizes himself with its con-
tents. He can do this by studying the table on page 3 and the index opposite title page.
BE FAMILIAR WITH THE SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS.— The large amount of
information regarding each physician would require several times the amount of space now used were
it not for the hberal use of symbols and abbreviations. The reader, therefore, should familiarize
himself with the symbols and abbreviations shown in the key list on pages 6 and 7.
MEDICAL COLLEGES. — Complete information is given regarding 466 individual me<lical col-
leges, a few of which were fraudulent. The key list appears inside of the front cover, the names
of the eighty-one existing medical colleges being in heavy-faced type. An alphabetical list of all colleges
appears on pages 20 to 23 and full descriptions of all colleges on pages 24 to 3.^. (iraduate medical
colleges are listed on page 35, and the key list of foreign medical colleges appears on pages 35 to 37.
MEDICAL UFFICERS. — The names of officers of the Medical Corps of the Army and of the
Xavy will be found on pages 71 to 83, inclusive.
HuSJ'l r.\L.S, — .\anies of hospitals are given for each state immediately- preceding the list of
physicians. There are 7,168 hospitals and 512 related institutions in the United States, its dependencies
and Canada and Newfoundland. The list of special hospitals classifietl according to the class of cases
treated is given on pages 39 to 50. The 642 hospitals approved by the Council on Medical Education
and Hospitals for the training of interns are listed on pages 51 to 59. See table page 8.
MEMBERSHIP IN SPECIAL SOCIETIES.— Attention is called to the lists of members of
special societies on pages 86 to 149, inclusive. One method of estimating a physician's professional
standing is to note the societies and organizations to which he belongs. The members of all recognized
societies in each specialty are arranged alphabetically by states. The prominent men of each specialty,
therefore, can be noted by referring to this portion of the Directory.
APPRECIATION. — To the secretaries of the various medical licensing boards of the United
States and Canada; to the deans of medical colleges; to the officers of component county societies and
constituent state associations ; to the thousands of correspondents and others — all of whom have so cor-
dially assisted in making possible this edition — we extend our thanks and express our appreciation.
KEY TO DIRECTORY
The directory contains an enormous amount of information of various kinds, hut this fact will
not be appreciated unless the reader studies the Index opposite Title Page and Contents on Page 3. To
save space, symbols and abbreviations Itave been liberally used; it is important that the reader
thoroughly familiarise himself with these, as well as with the various departments of the directory.
The information is here, but much of it is available only through the use of the key.
KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS. SYMBOLS, ETC
Names tn CAPITALS signify member-
Bblp In the American Medical Association
through memberstilp In constituent state
and component count; organizations (DUE.
JOHN).
IH), (E), (P-M) Indicate, respcctirel;,
homeopath, eclectic, physio-medlc.
b'75 Indicates year of birth.
Md.7,'09. college and year of graduation.
For Medical College Key Table see In-
side front cover pages.
riJ9 Indicates year of license in state where
located.
♦ Indicates Fellowship In the American
Med. Assn (DOE. JOHN 9). Commis-
sioned medical officers of the Federal
Government, while on active service,
are Fellows of the American Uedlcai
Association.
Al,3, B6, C4 Membership In special socie-
ties. (See Key Table, page ~i.)
O.SJl United SUtea Army.
U.S.N. United- SUtea NaTy.
U.S.P.H.S. United SUtes Public Health ^r-
Tlce.
College positions held are Indicated by
abbreviated title of position followed by
key number of college.
0 Information received do«8 not ihow
graduation from a medical college.
^ Graduates of iiutltutions not listed u
medical colleges by the Council on
Medical Education and Hospitals of the
American Medical Association.
It Licensed In state where locatt>d but
year not known.
it) Informatloo received does not show
license In state where located.
(S) In practice In state where located be-
fore passage of present law and licenced
by niing diploma or by .years of prac-
tice, in Texas, Indicates reregistered
under "Act of 1907"; in (Ikiaboma, r«-
regUtered under "Act of 1908."
It) Id Tcxaa, Indicates Id practice and
licensed under the old law. but not reg-
istered under the present law, "Act of
1907." In Oklahoma, not regi.ttered un-
der "Act of 1903." In ludiana, as
licensed In the state, but not reglstwed
Id tbe county where practicing.
Part I — National and Interstate Information
American Medical Association and Its Offlcers, Constitution,
By-Laws, Principles of Medical Ethics, Seaslons and Presi-
dents 9
National and Interstate Societies 17
Medical Colleges 20
Classified Hospitals and Sanatoriums 3;)
Hospital Furnishing Acceptable Internships 51
Medical Libraries gO
Medical Journals {5
Medical Offlcers of the Army, Navy and Public Health Service 71
Physicians in the Indian Field Service 84
Members of Special Medical Societies gt
Part II — Information Under Each State
PopulaUon 1920.
Number of Counties In State.
Number of Physicians,
Number of Members Constituent State Society,
Medical Practice Law.
Members, State Board of Health, Examining Boards.
Offlcers of Constituent Slate Society and Editor State loumsl.
Officers of Component County or District Medical Societies.
City, County and District Health Offlcers.
State Institutions.
Hospitals, Sanatoriums and Charitable Institutions.
List of Physicians.
Part III— Index of Physicians
Names of physicians are arranged alphabetically by surnames. Full
names are given tn place of initials whenever possible. The
address which follows each name indicates the portion of the
classified directory where complete Information regarding the
physician is given. Key to symbols used in the Index:
t Refers to addenda,
t Indicates deatli. Date of death noted in addenda.
8 Address unknown.
SPECIAL EXPLANATORY NOTES
Addenda (Page 1871)
The sddends Include the names of physicians received too late to
classify : also corrections and deaths recorded during the print-
ing of the directory. These names appear in tlie hidex, fol-
lowed by the symbols t for addenda and t for death.
Addresses Unknown (Page 1841)
It has been deemed advisable to include In this edition an alpha-
betical list of physicians, wltii data, whose present locations
are unknown. These names appear in the Index, followed bT
tbe irmbol I,
Local Address and Of&ce Hours
Local addresses and office hours are given in ail cities of tO.OOO
population and over.
Number of Physicians
Tbe number Is given In cities that have one hundred (100) ur more
physicians : number in states, see page 8.
Pathologists, Bacteriologists, Etc.
I'athologists, Bacteriologists, etc., are included In this directory whto
they are medical graduates. If not hi medical practice, B0
license Is required.
Physicians Listed Under Two Places
When a physician lives In one town and has an offlce In another,
all data are given In one. place, only names and references in
tbe other.
Population
Population given at tbe beginning of each state and after eacb ellf
in the United States is obuined from the Census of 1920.
R. D. and Neighboring P. O.
Names of cities and towns are printed according to the Official Poetal
Guides of the Unlti'd Slates and Canada. The prefix Saint is
a<>breviated, as St. Louis. (II. D.) Is givcii In all iilaces receiving
mall by rural delivery; (P.O.) In all places receiving mull at a
neighboring postofflce. These post<>fflcos must alwaya be used is
addressing physicians In such placea.
KEY TO SPECIALTIES AND SPECIAL SOCIETIES
A SYMBOL DESIGNATING SPECIALTY IS ENTERED ON REQUEST WHENEVER THE PHYSICIAN IS A MEMBER (I) OF
A CONSTITUENT STATE ASSOCIATION. (2) OF A SPECIAL SOCIETY OF WHICH THE MEMBERSHIP IS LISTED IN THE
DIRECTORY. OR (3) IS A TEACHER IN A MEDICAL SCHOOL CLASSED ."A" OR "B" IN THE RATING OF THE COUNCIL
ON MEDICAL EDUCATION AND HOSPITALS. SPECIALTIES ARE INDICATED AS FOLLOWS:
S — Surgerj
Ob — Obstclnts.
G — Gynecology.
ObG— Obstetrlea and Gynrcolocr.
Or— Orthopedic Surgery.
Pr — Troctology.
Oph — Ophthalmology.
LR— Laryngology, Bhlnolocy.
ALR -Otology, Laryngology, Rhlnology.
OALR—OpblhalmoIoRy. Otology,
Laryngology. Bhlnology.
U — t'rology.
D — Dermatology.
Pd— PedUtrlcs.
N — Neurology.
P— Paychlatry.
NP— Neurology and Paycblatry.
I* — Internal Medicine.
T— Tuberculosis.
Anei — Anesthesia.
OP— Clinical rathology.
R — Roentgenology.
Path— Pathology.
Bact — Bacteriology.
PH*— Public Health.
WHEN THE ABBREVIATION DESIGNATING A SPECIALTY IS FOLLOWED BY AN ASTERISK (*) IT INDICATES THAT
THE PHYSICIAN CLAIMS HIS PRACTICE IS LIMITED TO THAT PARTICULAR BRANCH OF MEDICINE: WITHOUT THE
ASTERISK, THAT HE IS ESPECIALLY INTERESTED IN BUT DOES NOT LIMIT HIS PRACTICE TO. THAT BRANCH. THIS
INFORMATION CONCERNING SPECIALTY IS BASED ON PERSONAL DATA FURNISHED BY THE PHYSICIAN AND IS NOT
VERIFIABLE.
SPECIAL SOCIETIES
The special societlea are grouped under headings A, B. C, D. K. F and (• (sec page 8S).
societies Is Indicated as follows: Doe, John; IU.1,'97 ; 1'98 ; A5, r4— 43 N. SUte SI. The AS,
American Surgical Association and the Chicago Pathological Society.
A — Surgery, Gynecolo|y, Obstetrics
and Anesthesia — Page 86
1. American Association of Obstetricians
and Cyncculoglsts.
2. American Cyncculogtcal Society.
S. Amerii-an Orthopedic AssoclaUoo.
4. American Proctologic Society.
5. Americnn Surgical Aasociatlon.
6. Southern Surgical AssociatlOD.
7. Western Surgical Association.
8. Boston — Obstetrical Society of Boston.
9. Boston Orthopedic Club.
10. Brooklyn Gynecological Society.
11. Chicago Gynecological Society.
12. Chicago Orthopedic Society.
IS. Chicago SurBical Society.
14. Cincinnati Obslerical Society.
15. New York Obstcrical Society.
16. New Yiirk Surgical Society.
IT. rhllndciphia Academy of Surgery.
18. rhil.ideiphia— Obsterlcal Society of
Philadelphia.
21. American Association of Anesthetists.
22. Association of Surgeons of SL Lools.
23. St. Louis Surgical Society.
25. Washington (DC.) Surgical Society.
26. Interurban Orthopedic Club.
27. Milwaukee Surgical Society.
28. American College of Surgeons.
29. Detroit Surgical Society. •
SO. American Society of Clinical Surgeons.
31. Society of Neurological Surgeons.
52. New Eniiland Surgical Society.
53. rhlcak'o Society of Anaesthetists.
54. New York Society of AncslhetisU.
B — Optithalmology, Otology, Laryn-
gology and Rhinology— ^Page 107
1 American Academy of Ophthalmology
.ind Oto-l.aryngoiogy.
2. American Laryngoiogical Association.
3. American Laryngoiogical, Rhlnologleal
and Otologlcal Society.
4. American Ophthalraological Society.
5. American Otologlcal Society.
6. BufTalo Ophthalmologlcal Club.
7. Chicago Laryngoiogical and Otologlcal
Society.
8. Chicago Ophthalmologlcal Society.
9. Colorado Ophthalmologlcal Society,
10. Detroit Opbthalmological and Otologlcal
Club.
11. Detroit Oto-Laryngologlcal Society.
12. Los Angeles Co. Med, Assn.. Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat Section.
13. Milwaukee Oto-Ophthalmic Club.
14. New England Ophthaimological Society.
15. New England Otologlcal and Laryngoiog-
ical Society.
16. New Y'ork Ophthaimological Society
17. New York Otologlcal Society.
18. Nebraska Academy of Ophthalmology
and Oto-Laryngology.
19. Paciflc Coast Oto-Opbthalmologlcal So-
ciety.
20. Philadelphia Laryngoiogical Society.
22. Pbiladeiphia — Section on Ophthalmology
of the College of Physicians.
23. Philadelphia — Section on Otology and
Laryngology of the College of Pbysl-
eUna.
25. Puget Sound Academy of Ophthalmology
and Olo Laryngology.
U. Khode Island Ophlbalmologieal and
Otologlcal Society.
2*. St. Louis— Ophthalmic Section St. Louis
Medical Society.
29. The Minnesota Academy of Ophthalmol-
ogy and Oto-Laryngology.
SO. Washington (D.C.) — Society of Ophtbal-
mologlata and Otologists.
31. Slouz Valley Eye and Ear Academy.
32. SouthwesMm Michigan Trlologlcal So-
ciety.
33. St. Louis — Oto-Laryngologlcal Section
St. Louis Medical Society.
34. Pittsburgh Ophthalmologlcal Society.
35. American College of Surgeons.
36. Memphis Society of Ophthalmology and
Oto-Laryngology.
37. Indiana Academy of Ophthalmology and
Oto-Laryngology.
38. Pittsburgh Ophthalmologics! Society.
39. American Bronchoscopic Society.
C— Dermatology and Urology— 120
1. American Association of Genito-Urlnary
Surgeons.
2. American Dermatological Association.
3. American Urologlcal Association.
5. Boston — New England Branch of the
American Drological Association.
6. Chicago Dermatological Society.
7. Chicago I'rological Society.
9. New York — Dermatological Society
10. New York — Manhattan Dermatological
Society.
12. New York Society, American Urologlcal
Association.
13. Philadelphia Dermatological Society.
14. Philadelphia Irologicai Society.
15. American College of Surgeons.
16. Minnesota Dermatological Society.
17. New England Dermatnlnglcal Society
18. Pituburgh Dermatological Society.
19. SL Louis Dermatological Society.
D— Pediatrics and Internal Medicine
124
-Page
1. American Pediatric Society.
2. Chicago Pediatric Society.
3. New England Pediatric Society.
4. Philadelphia Pediatric Society.
5. St. Louis Pediatric Society.
6. Association of American Physicians.
7. Central States Pediatric Society.
8. American Gastro-Enterologlcal Aasocla-
Uon.
The membership a physician holds In thiM
rt algnlfy that Or. Doe la a member of ttM
9. American College of Physicians.
10. North Pacific Pediatric Society.
11. American Society for Clinical Inreatlga-
tion.
12. Southwestern Pediatric Society.
IS. Memphis Pediatric Society.
14. Chicago Society of Internal Medicine.
15. American CUmotologlcal and CUnleal
Assoclatinn,
E— Neurology and Psychiatry—
131
Page
1. American Neurological Aasociatlon.
2. Boston Society of Psychiatry and Neu-
rology.
S. Brooklyn ■'" ' ••'•al Society.
4. Chlcag" 'I Society.
5. Detroit ;~ .eurology and Psychi-
atry.
(. Maryland Psychiatric Society.
T. New York Neurological Society.
8. New York Psychiatrical Society.
9, New York — Ward's Island Psychiatric
Society.
10. Philadelphia Neurological Society.
11. Philadelphia Psychiatric Society.
12. Washington (DC.) Society of Nerroos
and Mental Diseases.
IS. American Psychiatric Asoclatlon.
14. New England Society of Psychiatry,
15. Associstlon for Research In Nerroua and
Mental Diseases.
16. American Psychopatbnloglcal Association.
17. Central Neuropsychlatric Association.
F — Pathology, Bacteriology and
Anatomy— Page 138
1. American Association of Anatomists,
2. American Association of Pathologists and
Bacteriologists.
3. Los Angeles — Clinical and Pathological
Society.
4. Chicago Pathological Society.
6. Minnesota Pathological Society.
7. New York — Academy of Pathological
Science.
8. New Y'ork Pathological Society
10. Philadelphia — Pathological Society of
Philadelphia.
11. American Society for Experimental Path-
ology.
12. Society of American Bacteriologists.
13. American Society of Clinical Patholo-
gists.
G — Roentgenology — Page 146
1. American Roentgen Bay Society.
2. New York Roentgen Ray Society.
3. Philadelphia Roentgen Ray Society.
4. Chicago Roentgen Bay Society.
5. Radiological Society of North America.
6. Pacific Coast Roentgen Society.
NUMBER OF PHYSICIANS AND HOSPITALS IN THE UNITED
STATES, DEPENDENCIES AND CANADA
United States
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District ol Columbia.
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa..
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts ,....,. ^
Michigan
Minnesota
Misslssliipi
Missouri
Montana ,....
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina... .
North Dakota ^ .
Ohio.
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina..
South Dakota...
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia...
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Total.
Dependencies of the United States
Alaska
Canal Zone
Hawaii !'.!'.!!!'.
Pfalllpplne Islands ""'
Porto Rico
Guam. Samoa. Virgin Islands
Total
Total In U. 8.
'J'otal In U. 8. and dependencle*.
Canada and Newfoimdiand
Albert a
British Columbia .'.
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Yukon
Newtoimdiand
Total.
Aildress unknown
Total in this Dlreetorr.
3,175
157,1«7
♦ The plus and minus signs Indicate, respectively, an Increase or derrense In the number of phyiiclant In the state.
8
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
GENERAL OFFICERS, CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS, PRINCIPLES
OF MEDICAL ETHICS, SESSIONS AND PRESIDENTS
OFFICERS, 1922-23
Central Ofneert
President— Ceorge Edmund de Schwelnltz,
Plilladelphl.1.
President-Klect — Ray Lyman Wilbur, Stan-
ford University, Calif.
Vice President— Wlllard Bartlett. St. Louli.
Secretary — OMii West, Chicago.
Treasurer — Austin A. Hayden. Chicago.
Speaker, House of Delegates— F. C. Wsrn-
shuls, Crand Uaplds, .Mich.
Vice-Speaker. House of Delejatea— Hock
Sleystcr. Wauwatosa, Wl«.
Editor and General Manager — George H.
Slniiiums, Chicago.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES — Charlea W.
Rli-hardson, Washington, D. C. 1913; W. T.
Sarles, Sparta, Wis., 1923; Walter T. Wil-
liamson. Portland, Ore., 1923 ; Fr.ink Bil-
lings. Secretary, Chicago, 1924 : Wendell C.
Phillips. .New York. 1924 : Thomas McDavltt,
St. Paul, 1924; A. R. Mitchell. Lincoln. Neb..
1925 : D Chester Brown, Danbury. Conn .
192.5 ; Oscar Dowllng, Chairman, Shreveport,
I a 19^5 1
' JUDICIAL COUNCIL— W. S Thayer, Hal- i
timore, 1923; M. L. Harris. Chairman, Chi- j
cago, 1924; I. C. Chase, Fort Worth, Tei..
192.S; J. N. Hall, Denver, 1926; J. H. J.
Upham, Columbus, 0., 1927 ; Oltn West,
Secretary, Chicago. i
COUNCIL ON HEALTH AND PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION— W. S. Baukln. Raleigh,
N. C, 192.1; Haven Emerson, .New York.
1924; Milton Board, Louisville, Ky., 1925;
Victor C. Vaughan, Chairman, Ann Arbor,
Mich.. 1926 : W. B. Cjinnon. Boston, 1927 :
John D. Dodson. Acting Secretary, Chicago.
COUNCIL ON .MEDICAL EDUCATION
AND HOSPITALS— Arthur D. Bevan. Chair-
man. Chicago, 1923; M. W. Ireland. U. S.
Army, 1924 : Ray L. Wilbur. Stanford Uni-
versity, Calif., 1925; S. W. Welch, Mont-
gomery, Ala., 1926; William Pepper. Phil-
adelphia, 1927 ; N. P. Colwell, Secretary,
Chicago.
COUNCIL ON SCIENTIFIC ASSEMBLY—
Roger S. MorrU, Cincinnati, 1923 ; F. P.
Gengenbach. Denver, 1924; J. Shelton Hors-
ley, Chairnuui, Richmond, Va., 1925 ; John
E. Lane, New Haven, Conn., 1926 ; E. S.
Judd, Rochester, Minn., 1927 ; and ex offlclo,
the Presldent-Elect, the Editor and General
Manager, and the Secretary of the Asso-
ciation.
COUNCIL ON PHARMACY AND CHEM-
ISTRY (.'Standing Committee of the Board of
Trustees)— R. A. Hatcher. New York, 1923;
A. W. Hewlett, San Francisco. 1923: W. T.
Longcope. New York. 1923 ; John Rowland.
Baltimore. 1924 : C. W. Edmunds. Ann
Arbor, Mich., 1924 ; F. W. Peabody. Boston,
1924; G. W. McCoy. Washington. D. C,
1925; F. G. Novy. Ann Arbor. Mich., 1925;
George H. Simmons, Chairman. Chicago,
1925 ; L. G. Rnwntree. Rochester. Minn.,
1926 ; Torald SoUraann, Cleveland. 1926 : La-
favette B. Mendel, New Haven, Conn., 1926 ;
Reid Hunt, Boston. 1927 ; W. W. Palmer,
New York. 1927 ; Julius StiegUtz.. Chicago,
1927 ; W. A. Puckner, Secretarv. Chicago.
BUREAU OF LEGAL MEDICINE AND
LEGISLATION— W. C. Woodward, Executive
Secretary, Chicago.
OFFICERS OF SECTIONS, 1922-23
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE— Chairman.
Nellis B. Foster, New York : Vice Chairman,
Alfred Friedlander. Cincinnati ; Secretary,
Eugene S. Kilgore, 391 Sutter St., San Fran-
cisco.
SURGERY, GENERAL AND ABDOMINAL
— ^'halrman, Eugene H. Pool, New York;
Vice Chairman, Harry P. Ritchie, St. Paul ;
Secretary, Urban Maes, 1671 Oictavla St,
-New Orleans.
OBSTETRIC '"•^ "'OLOGY AND AB-
DO.MINAL SI ii.ilrman, Harry 8.
Crosaen, St. I. ;ary, Carl H. Darla,
518 Goldsmith nuvi., .Milwaukee, Wis.
OPHTHALMOLOGY— Chairman, John O.
McReynolds, Dallas, Tex. : Vice Chairman,
John Green, Jr., St. Louis ; Secretary,
George S. Derby, 23 Bay Sute Rd., Boston.
LARYNGOLOGY, OTOLOGY AND RHIN-
OLOGY — Chairman, William B. Chamberlln,
Cleveland; Vice Chairman, J. Wilkinson
Jerrey, Greenville, S. C. : Secretary, Samuel
Iglauer, Pearl-Market Bank Bldg., 7th and
Race Sts., Cincinnati.
DISEASES OF CHILDREN- Chairman,
Borden S. Veeder, St. Louis ; Vic* Cbalman,
John A. Foote. Washington, D. C. ; Secre-
tary, Edgar J. Huenekens, 538 L« Salle
KIdg., Minneapolis.
PHARMACOLOGY AND THERAPEITTICS
■ — Chairman. Cary Eggleston, New York ;
Vice Chairman, Paul J. Hanzllk, ."^an Fran-
cisco ; Secretary. Paul D. White, Massachu-
setts General Hoxpltal, Boston.
PATHOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY— Chair
man, Arno Benedict Luckhardt, Chicago :
Vice Chairman. Kenneth Lynch. Dallas, I
Tex. ; Secretary, Joslah J. Moore, 5 S. Wa-
bash Ave., Chicago.
STOMATOLOGY— Chairman. Robert H. I
Ivy, Philadelphia ; Vice Chairman. Stewart \
II. Ruggles, Portsmouth. O. : Secretarv. G. •
V I. Brown, 445 Milwaukee St., Milwaukee, I
Wis. I
NERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASES - 1
Chairman, Walter Timmc, New York ; Vice '.
Chairman, Malcolm A. Bliss. St. Louis : Sec- j
retary, James B. Ayer, 518 Beacon St.,
Boston. I
DERMATOLOGY AND SYPHILOLOGY— I
Chairman, Marcus Baa.se. Memphis, Tenn. ; |
Vice Chairman, Franklin W. Cregor. Indian- i
apolls, Ind. ; Secretary, Harold N. Cole, 2073 j
E. Ninth St., Cleveland.
PREVENTIVE AND INDUSTRIAL MEDI-
CINE AND PUBLIC HEALTH— Chairman.
John A. Ferrell, New York ; Vice Chairman,
.lolin Sundwall. Ann Arbor. Mich. : Secre-
tary, W. S. Leathers, University, Miss.
UROLOGY— Chairman, Henry G. Bugbee,
New York ; Vice Chairman, Cyrus E. Bur-
ford, St. Louis : Secretary, Herman L.
Kretschmer, 122 S. Michigan Ave.. Chicago.
ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY — Chairman.
Willis C. Campbell. .Memphis, Tenn. : Vice
Chairman, Henry B. Thomas. Chicago ; Sec-
retary, J. Archer O'Reilly, 3334 Washington
.\ve., St. Louis.
GASTROENTEROLOGY AND PROCTOL-
OGY— Chairman. J. Rawson Pennington,
Chicago ; Vice Chairman, Franklin W. White,
Boston: Secretary. Sidney K. Simon, 1320
Aline St.. New Orleans.
CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS
CONSTITUTION
Article I. — Title and Definition
The name of this corporation is the
American Medical Association ; it is a
federacy of its constituent associations.
Artlele 2.— Objects
The objects of the Association are to
promote the science and art of medicine
and the betterment of public health.
Artlele 3. — Conitltuent Associations
Constituent asaoclatloiu are those state
and territorial medical associations which
are, or which may hereafter be, federated
to form the American Medical Association,
in accordance with this Constitution and
By-Laws.
Article 4. — Component Societies
Component societies are those county or
district medical societies contained within
the territory of and chartered by the re-
spective constituent associations.
Artiel* S. — Hovs* of Deletates
Section 1. The legislative powers of the
aaaociatlon reside In the Rouse of Dele-
gates. The House of Delegates shall trans-
act all business of the Association not other-
wise speclflcaily provided for in this Con-
stitution snd By-Laws, and shall elect the
general officers.
Bee. 2. COMPOSITION: The House of
Delegates Is composed of delegates elected
by the constituent associations snd by the
Sections of the Scientific Assembly, snd of
delegates from the Medical Departments of
the Army and the Navy and the Public
Health Service, appointed by the Surgeon-
General of the respective departmenta. The
trustees, the ei-Presldents of the Associa-
tion and the members of the several Councils
shall be ex-ofllolo members of the House of
Delegates without the right to vote, provided
that members of the Councils who are also
elected delegates may exercise all of the
rights of elected delegates.
Sec. 3. The total voting membership of
the House of Delegates shall not exceed
150. The medical departments of the Army
and of the Navy, and the United States Pub-
lic Health Service and the scientific sec-
tions shall each be entitled to one dele-
gate, and the remainder shall be appor-
tioned among the Constituent Associations
in proportion to their actual active mem-
bership as hereinafter provided In the By-
Laws. _
Article 6. — General Oflleers
Section 1. The general officers of the
Association shall be a President, a Vice
President, a Secretary, a Treasurer, a
Speaker and a Vice Speaker of the House
of Delegates, and nine Trustees.
Sec. 2. These officers shall be elected ,
annually and shall serve for one year, ex-
cept the Trustees, three of whom shall be
elected annually, each to serve three years,
or until their successors are elected snd
installed.
Article 7.— Trustees
The Board of Trustees shaU have charge
of the property and financial affairs of the
Association and shall perform such duties
as are prescribed by law governing direc-
tors of corporations.
Article 8. — Members and Fellows
Section 1. MEMBERS OF THE AMERI-
CAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: Members
in good standing of the constituent asso-
ciations sre the members of the American
Medical Association, subject, however, to
the provisions of these By-Laws regarding
members.
Sec. 2.— FELLOWS OF THE SCIEN-
TIFIC ASSEMBLY: Members In good stand-
ing of the Association who have compiled
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
with the provisions of the By-Laws regard-
ing Fellows, are Fellows of the Scientific
Assembly of the American Medical Asso-
ciation.
Article 9.— Scientific Assembly
Section 1. The Scientific Assembly of the
American Medical Association is the convo-
cation of its Fellows for the presentation
and discussion of subjects pertaining to
the science and art of medicine.
Sec. 2. The Scientific Assembly is divided
into sections, each section representing that
branch of medicine described in its title.
Sec. 3. New sections may be created or
existing sections discontinued by the House
of Delegates. The Scientific Assembly and
Its sections shall be conducted in accord-
ance with the rules and regulations set
forth In this Constitution and By-Laws.
Article 10. — Annual Sessions
The House of Delegates and the Scientific
Assembly shall meet annually at times and
places to be fixed by the House of Dele-
gates. The time and place of any of these
sessions may, however, be changed by the
unanimous action of the Board of Trustees
at any time prior to two months of the
time selected for that session. A session
may be held at any place in the United
States.
Article II.— Funds
Funds may be raised by an equal assess-
ment of not more than ten dollars anually
on each of the members ; from the Asso-
ciation's publications, and In any other
manner approved by the Board of Trustees.
Funds may be appropriated by the Board
of Trustees to defray the expenses of the
Association: to carry on its publications; to
encourage scientific investigations and for
any other purpose approved by the Board
of Trustees.
Article 12. — Amendments
The House of Delegates may amend this
Constitution at any annual session, pro-
vided the proposed amendment shall have
been Introduced at the preceding annual
session, and provided three fourths of the
Toting members of the House of Delegates
registered at the session at which action Is
taken vote in favor of such change or
amendment.
BY-LAWS
BUSINESS AND LEGISLATION
Chapter I. — Qualifications, Term, Appor-
tionment and Registration of Delegate*
Section 1. DELEGATES MUST HAVE
BEEN FELLOWS OK THE AMERICAN
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION TWO YEARS :
A member of the House of Delegates must
have been a member of the American
Medical Association and a Fellow of the
Bcientlflc Assembly for at least two years
next preceding the session of the House
of Delegates at which he Is to serve.
Sec. 2. TERM : Delegates and alter-
nates from constituent associations shall be
elected for two years. Constituent associa-
tions entitled to more than one representa-
tive shall elect them so that one-half, as
near as may be. shall be elected each year.
Delegates and alternates elected by the sec-
tions, or delegates appointed from the
United States Army, United Statet Navy
and United States Public Health Service
■hall hold ofllce for one year.
Sec. ». APPORTIONMENT OF DELE-
GATES : At the annual session of 1903, and
every third year thereafter, the House of
Delegates shall appoint a committee of Ave
on reapportionment, of which the Speaker
and the Secretary shall be members. The
committee shall apportion the delegates
among the constituent associations In ac-
cordance with Article 5. Section 3, of the
Constitution, and In proprirtlon to the mem-
bership of each constituent association as
recorded in the office of the Secretary of the
American Medical Association on April 1
of the year In which the apportionment Is
made. This apportionment shall take tt-
fect at the next succeeding annual session,
and shall prevail until the next triennial ap-
portionment, whether the membership of the
constituent association shall Increase or de-
crease.
Sec. 4. REGISTRATION OF DELE-
GATES : Each delegate representing a con-
stituent association, before being seated,
shall deposit with the committee on cre-
dentials a certificate signed by the Secre-
tary and under the seal of the constituent
association stating that he has been regu-
larly elected a delegate by that constituent
association. Each delegate from a section
shill present similar credentials signed by
the chairman and the secretary of the sec-
tion which he represents. Each delegate
from a government service shall present
credentials stating he has been duly ap-
pointed by the Surgeon-General of the de-
partment which he represents.
Sec. 5. A DELEGATE, ONCE SEATED,
TO RETAIN HIS SEAT FOR THE ENTIRE
SESSION : A delegate whose credentials
have been accepted by the committee on
credentials and whose name has been placed
on the roll of the House, shall remain a
delegate of the body which he represents un-
til final adjournment of the session, and his
place shall not be taken by any other dole-
gate or alternate.
Chapter II. — Procedure of House of
Delegates
Section 1. ORDER OF BUSINESS: The
following shall be the order of business.
unleu otherwise ordered :
1. Call to order by the Speaker.
2. Roll call.
3. Reading and adopting the minutes.
4. Reports of officers.
5. Reports of committees.
6. Unfinished business.
7. New business.
Sec. 2. LI.\UT OP TIME FOR INTRO-
DUCTION OF NEW BUSINESS: Unani-
mous consent shall be required for the In-
troduction of new buslnas* at the last meet-
ing of the annual session of the House of
Delegates, except when presented by the
Board of Trustees, the officers of the sec-
tions, or the sections. All new business
so presented shall require three-fourths
affirmative vote for adoption.
Sec. 3. RULES OF ORDER: The
House of Delegates shall be governed by
Roberts' Rules of Order when not In con-
flict with these By-Laws or with the rules
of the House.
Sec. 4. QUORUM : Twenty TOtIng mem-
bers of the House of Delegates shall con-
stitute a quorum.
Chapter III. — Meetings of the Houte of
Delegates
Section I. REGULAR SESSIONS: The
House of Delegates shall meet annually on
the Monday preceding the opening of, and
at the same place as, the Scientific As-
sembly of the Association.
Sec. 2. SPECIAL SBSSIONS : Special
sessions of the House of Delegates shall be
called by the Speaker, on written request
of twenty -five or more delegates representing
one third or more of the constituent asso-
ciations ; or on request of a majority of the
Board of Trustees. When ■ special session
Is thus called, the Secretary shall mall a
notice to ttie last known address of each
member of the last House of Delegates at
least twenty days before such special ses-
sion Is to be held. In which notice shall be
specified thf- time and place of meeting and
the Items of business to be considered. No
other business shall be transacted at the
special session than that specified In the
call.
Chapter IV. — Nomination and Election of
Onicen, Associate and Honorary Fel-
lows, Initallatlon of Officers
Section 1. NOMINATIONS: Nomina-
tions for office shall be made orally, but
a nominating speech must not cicpod two
minutes. The Treasurer shall be nominated
by the Board of Trustees. No member of
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the House of Delegates nor general officer
of the Association shall be eligible to the
office of President or Vice President
Sec. 2. QUALIFICATIONS OF GEN-
ERAL OFFICERS : The General Officers
must hsve been members of the Association
and Fellows of the Scientific Assembly for
at least two years next preceding their
election. The Speaker and Vice Speaker
of the House may but need not be elected
from among the members of the House.
Sec. 3. METHOD OF HOLDING ELEC-
TIONS : All elections shall be by ballot,
and a majority of the votes cast shall be
necessary to elect. In case no nominee
receives s majority of the votes on the first
ballot, the nominee receiving the lowest
number of votes shall be dropped and a
new ballot taken. This procedure shall be
continued until one of the nominees re-
ceives a majority of all the votes cast,
when he shall be declared elected. How-
ever, when there is only one nominee for
an office, a majority vote without ballot
shall elect.
Sec. 4. TIME OP ELECTION : The
election of officers shall be the first order
of business of the House of Delegates after
the reading of the minutes on the after-
noon of the fourth day of the Annual Ses-
sion of the Bouse of Delegates (Thursday),
provided, however, that the House of Dele-
gates may change the time of election by
action taken at least one day In advance
of that to which the election Is to be
changed, and provided further that the mo-
tion to change the time of election shall
be supported by two-thirds of the delegates
registered.
The election of Affiliate, Associate and
Honorary Fellows shall Immediately fol-
low the election of officers. Not more than
three Honorary Fellows shall be elected at
any annual session except on special rec-
ommendation of the Council on Scientific
Assembly and the unanimous vote of the
House.
Sec. 6. ASSOCIATE FELLOWS: Apll-
catlons for Associate Fellowship from for-
eign physicians and from American physi-
cians engaged In missionary and similar
labors In foreign countries must be approved
by the Judicial Council ; applications from
dentists must be approved by the Section on
Stomatology, from pharmacists by the Sec-
tion on Pharmacology and Therapeutics,
and from representative teachers and stu-
dents of science allied to medicine by the
officers of a section.
Sec. 6. AFFILIATE AND P r; Tiy
FELLOWS: Nominations for
lowshlp shall be made by tli' it
association of which the nominee Is a niijn-
ber, and nominations for Honorary Fel-
lowship shsll be made by the sections, and
must be submitted to the House of Dele-
gates nut later than the second day of the
Scientific Assembly. These nominations
shall he referred without debate to the
Council on Scientific Assembly, which shall
consider the scientific attainments and pro-
fessional character of the applicants and
report to the House of Delegates.
Sec. 7. INSTALLATION: The general
officers of the Association, except the Presi-
dent, .shall assume their duties at (he cloee
of the last meeting of the annual session
at which they are elected.
Sec. 8. INSTALLATION OF THE PRESI-
DENT : The President shall be Installed
at the opening general meeting of the
Scientific Assembly of the annual se.sslon
following that at which he was elected.
Chapter V. — Duties of Officers
Section 1. PRE.mDENT: The President
shall preside at the general meetings of the
Scientific Assembly. At (ho opening gen-
eral meeting of the Scientific Assembly next
following his election he shall deliver an
address on such matters as he may deem
of Importance to the public and to the
medical profession. He may attend the
meetings of and make sugKostlons to the
House of Delegates or the Board of Trustees
With the approval of the Board of Trustees
he Is authorized to appoint committees for
emergencies not otherwise provided for. He
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
■hall nominate members of standing com-
mittees for election by the House nf Dele-
gates.
8eo. 2. VICE PRESIDENT: The Vice
President ahull oRlclate for the President
during the latter's absence, or at his re-
quest. In case of death, resignation or
removal of the President, the Vice Presi-
dent shall offlclate during the unexpired
term.
Sec. 3. SPEAKER: The Speaker shall
preside at the meetings &f the House of
Delegates and shall perform such duties as
custom and parliamentary usage require.
He shall h.Tve the right to vote only when
his vote shall be the deciding Tote.
Sec. 4. VICE SPEAKER. The Vice
Speaker shall offlclate for the Speaker In
the latter's absence or at hla request. In
case of death, resignation, or remoTol of
the Speaker, the Vice Speaker shall offlclate
during the unexpired term.
Sec. 5. SECRETARY: The Secretary, In
addition to the duties ordinarily devolving
on the secretary of a corporation and those
delegated in other sections of these By-
Laws, shall give due notice of the time and
place of annual and special sessions of the
Rouse of Delegates and of the Sclentinc
As.sembly In The Journal of the American
Medical As.soclatlon. He shall send an
offlclnl notice of each annual or special
session to the secretary of each constituent
association and to the secretary of each sec-
tion. He shall keep the minutes of the
House of Delegates. He shall notify mem-
bers of committees of their appointment
and of the duties a.ulgned them. He shall
verify the credentials of the members of
the House of Delegates and shall provide a
registration book In which shall be recorded
the name of each delegate In attendnnce at
each seiwlon, together with that of the con-
stituent association, government service or
section which he represents. He shall pre-
pare for publication the offlcial programs for
the Sclentlflc As.sembly. and shall perform
such other duties as may be directed by the
House of Delegates, or the Board of Trus-
tees.
Sec. 8. TREASURER : The Treasurer
shall he the custodian of all moneys,
securities and deeds belonging to the Asso-
ciation which may come Into his posses-
sion, and shall hold the same subject to
the direction and dlsjwsltlon of the Board of
Trustees. He shall give to the Board of
Trustees a suitable bond for the faithful
performance of his trust, and shall receive
for his service a salary to be fixed by the
Board of Trustees.
See. T. OFFICERS TO COMPLETE
BUSINESS OF SESSION: All business of
each annual session shall be completed by
the officers (including section officers) who
have .served during the session.
Chapter VI. — Board of Trustee*
Section 1. BOARD OF TRUSTEES : The
Trustees at their first meeting after the
annual session of the Hou.se of Delegates,
shall organize by electing a chairman and
a secretary, and the chairman shall appoint
such committees as may be created by the
Board. It shall be the duty of this Board
to provide for and to superintend the pub-
lication of The Journal of the American
Medical Association, and of all proceedings,
transactions and memoirs of the Association.
It shall have full discretionary power to
omit from The Journal in part or In whole,
any paper that may be referred to It by any
of the sections. It .shall appoint a general
man.nger and an editor of The Journal,
which two positions may be held by one
person, and such assistants as may be
necessary, and shall determine their .salaries
and the terms and conditions of their em-
ployment. All resolutions or recommenda-
tions of the House of Delegates pertaining
to the expenditure of money must be ap-
proved by the Board of Trustees before
the same shall become effective. During
the annual session of the Association the
Board shall hold meetings as often as may
be deemed necessary by the chairman, and
all matters referred to It by the House of
Delegates shall be reported on within twenty-
tour hours, If so requested by the House
The Board of Trustees shall have the ac-
counts of the Treasurer and of The Jour-
nal office audited annually or oftener. If
deemed necessary, and shall make an an-
nual report to the House of Delegates,
which report among other Items shall specify
<he character and cost of all the publica-
tions of the Association during the year and
the amount of all property belonging to
the Association. Should a vacancy occur,
on account of death or otherwise, among
the general officers of the Association, the
Board of Trustees may fill such vacancy
until the next annual session of the House,
unless otherwise provided for In this Con-
stitution and By-Laws. The Board of
Trustees shall fix the salary of the Secre-
tary and of the Treasurer. Regular meetings
of the Board shall be held Immediately after
the annual session of the House of Dele-
gates, and on the first Friday In the month
of February of each year. Special meet-
ings of the Board may be called at anv
time by the chairman, or by live members
of the Board, by mailing a written or printed
notice to the last known address of each
trustee, at least five days before such meet-
ing Is to be held. In which notice shall hr
specified. In general terms, the object of
such special meeting, and no other business
shall be transacted thereat ; provided, that
the proceedings of any meeting of the Board
at which all the members are present or
which are approved In writing by everj-
member of the Board shall be valid without
previous notice having been given. Five
members of the Board shall constitute a
quorum. During the Intervals between the
sessions of the House of Delegates the
Board of Tnistees shall supervise the action
of committees constituted by the action of
the Hou.se and may appoint emergency
committees.
Sec. i. TRUSTEES TO CONTROL SES-
SION: The Board of Trustees shall have
full control of all arrangements for the
annual sessions and shall provide meeting
places for the Hou.se of Delegates, the gen-
eral meetings and the scientific sections.
It shall also have control of all exhiblta.
It may appoint a local committee of ar-
rangements, which shsU b« at sll times
under the Board.
Chapter VII. — Committees
Section 1. CLASSIFICATION OF COM-
MITTEES : Committees shall be classified as
(a) Standing Committees, (b) Reference
Committees, and (c) Special Committees
The standing committees shall be nominated
hy the President and elected by the House
"f Delegates, tinless otherwise provided for.
Reference and special committees shall be
appointed by the Speaker as provided In
these By-Laws. Special committees may be
created by the House of Delegates to per-
form the special functions for which they
are created ; they shall be appointed by the
Speaker unless otherwise ordered by the
House. Committees acting during the In-
terval between the sessions of the House of
Delegates shall be subject to the Board of
Trustees. In case of vacancies In commit-
tees occurring during the Interval between
annual sessions, the President or the
Speaker, according to the committee on
which said vacancies occur, shall have the
power to appoint Fellows to fill the vacan-
cies until the next annual session.
Sec. 2. MEMBERSHIP OF COMMIT-
TEES : Any Fellow shall be eligible to
serve on standing or special committees.
Reference committees shall be appointed
from the members of the House of Dele-
gates. Members of committees not members
of the House of Delegates shall have the
right to present their reports In person to
the House and to participate In the debate
thereon, but shall not have the right to vote.
The House of Delegates may recall the elec-
tion of any officer or the appointment of
any member of a committee or Council at
any session by a two-thirds vote of the
members of the House of Delegates present
and voting, provided that no motion for re-
call shall be acted on till the day following
that on which it Is introduced.
Sec. 3. STANDING COMMITTEES :
Standing committees shall be the following:
(a) Judicial Council.
(b) Council on Health and Public In-
struction.
(c) Council on Medical Education and
Hospitals.
(d) Council on Scientific Assembly.
Chapter Vtlt. — Organlrstlon of Standing
Commltteu or Councils
Section 1. MEMBERSHIP: The SUnd-
Ing Committees, or Councils, shall consist
of five members, each elected for Ovs years.
The term of office of the members of each
committee shall terminate In succeaslon, one
each year, and the House of Delegates shall
elect annually, on nomination by the Presi-
dent, one member to each committee to fill
the vacancy. The members of the Council
on Scientific Assembly shall be chosen, as
far as prar""-' '"■•n ex-sectlon ofBcers
representlni; actions. The Presl-
dent-Elect, : :y of the Association
and the Editor im i hu Journal shall be ex-
officlo members of this Council.
Sec. 1. OFFICERS : The Councils shall
organize and elect their own officers ex-
cept that the Secretary of the Association
shall be the Secretary of the Judicial Coun-
cil, and of the Council on Sclentlflc Assem-
bly and that on nomination by the respective
Council, the Board of Trustees shall elect
annually, to serve one year, a secretary of
the Council on Health and Public Instruc-
tion and of the Council on Medical Educa-
tion and Hospitals, and shall fix the salary
of each.
Sec. 3. EXPENDITURES: Each Coun-
cil shall submit to the Board of Trustees a
budget of Its expenses for the fiscal year,
and the Board shall make such appropria-
tion for each Council as It may see fit. Each
Council shall be limited In Its expenditures
to the appropriation made for It by the
Board of Trustees and no Council shall
expend or contract to expend any money In
excess of Its appropriation without the con-
sent and approval In writing of the Board
of Trustees.
Sec. 4. RULES AND RE0ULATI0N8:
Each Council may make Its own rules to
govern Its action ; such rules shall not con-
filct with these By-I.dw8 nor with standing
rule* or resolutions of the House of Dele-
gate*.
Sec. 5. COMMITTEES: Each Council
shall have authority to appoint committees
subject to the .approval of the Board of
Trustees for any purpose within the Juris-
diction of the Council.
Sec. 6. HEADQUARTERS: The head-
quarters of each Council shall be at the
ceneral office of the Association where the
transactions of the Council shall be re-
corded.
Sec. T. REPORTS: Each Council shall
submit annually a report of Its work to
the House of Delegates. All such reports,
so far as possible, shall be transmitted
thirty days before the annual session to the
Secretary of the Association, who shall have
them printed for distribution to the mem-
bers of the House of Delegates.
Chapter IX — Duties of Standing Committees
or Councils
Section 1. THE JUDICLAL COUNCIL:
The Judicial power of the Association shall
be vested In the Judicial Council, whose
decision shall be final. This power shall
extend to and Include (1) all questions
involving Fellowship In the Sclentlflc Assem-
bly or the obligations, rights and privileges
of Fellowship; (2) all controrersle.s arising
under this Constitution and By-Laws to
which the American Medical Association Is
a party ; and (3) controversies (a) betweai
two or more recognized constituent asso-
ciations, (b) between a constituent asso-
ciation and a component society or societies
of another constituent association or asso-
ciations or a member or members of another
constituent association or other constituent
associations, and (c) between members of
different constituent associations. In all
these cases the Judicial Council shall have
original Jurisdiction.
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In all cases which arise (a) between a
constituent association and one or more of
its component societies ; (b) between com-
ponent societies of the same constituent as-
sociation ; (c) between a member or mem-
bers and the component society to which
said member or members belong, or (d) be-
tween members of different component socie-
ties of the same constituent association, the
Judicial Council shall hare appellate juris-
diction In questions of law and procedure
but not of fact.
The Judicial Council shall have jurisdic-
tion on all questions of ethics and In the
Interpretation of the laws of the organi-
zation.
The Judicial Council may, at Its discre-
tion. Investigate general professional condi-
tions and all matters pertaining to the rela-
tions of physicians to one another and to the
public, and may make such recommenda-
tions to the House of Delegates or the con-
stituent associations as It deems necessary.
Sec. 2. COUNCIL ON HEALTH AND
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION : The functions of
the Council on Health and Public Instruc-
tion shall embrace the following subjects :
(1) Legislation. (2) Public Instruction.
(S) Defense of Medical Research. (4) Pub-
lic Health.
Sec. S. COUNCIL ON MEDICAL EDU-
CATION AND HOSPITALS: The functions
of the Council on Medical Education and
Hospitals shall be: (1) To Investigate con-
ditions of Medical Education, Hospitals and
associated subjects and to suggest means
and methods by which the same may be
Improved. (2) To endeavor to further the
realization of such suggestions as may be
approved by the House of Delegates.
Sec. 4. COUNCIL ON SCIENTIFIC AS-
SEMBLY: The functions of the Council on
Scientific Assembly shall be: (1) To secure
cooperation between the sections. (2) To
pass upon questions of policy in relation to
scientific work and to Investigate and report
on scientific questions, either on its own
initiative or when such questions are
referred to It by the House of Delegates.
(3) To stimulate the development of the
sections. (41 To consider at first hand
applications for new sections, or for changes
In exlsthig sections, and to report to the
House of Delegates. (5) To a-"ol. t oflBcers
for meetings making up the section on mis-
cellaneous topics. (6) To arrange the
programs for the general meetings of the
Scientific Assembly.
Chwtw X. — Reference ConiRiltte«s
Section 1. APPOINTMENT: Immedi-
ately after the organization of the House
of Delegates at each annual session the
Speaker of the House of Delegates ahall
appoint from the members of the House
such committees as may be deemed expedi-
ent by the House of Delegates. Each com-
mittee shall consist of five members, unless
otherwUe provided, the chairman to he
specified by the Speaker. These commit-
tees shall serve during the session at which
they are appointed.
Sec. 2. REFERENCES: Rew>luUons.
measures and propositions present«d to the
House of Delegate* shall be referred to the
appropriate committee which committee shall
report to the House before final action shall
be taken, unless otherwise unanimously or-
dered by the Bouse of Delegates.
Sec. 3. ORGANIZATION : Each Refer-
ence Committee shall, as soon as possible
after the adjournment of each meeting, or
during the meeting. If necessary, take up
and consider such business as may have
been referred to It, and shall report on the
same at the next meeting or when calle<l
on to do so. Three members shall con-
stitute a quorum.
Sec 4. COMMITTEES: The following
committees are hereby provided :
(1) A Committee on Sections and Section
Work, to which shall be referred all mat-
ters relating to the sections and the sec-
tion work. (The members of the Council
on Scientific Assembly shall be members, ex
olBcia. of this committee.)
(2» A Committee on Rules and Order of
Business, to which shall be referred all mat-
ters regarding rules governing the action,
methods of procedure and order of business
of the House of Delegates.
(3) A Committee on Medical Education,
to which shall be referred all matters re-
lating to medical colleges and medical edu-
cation. (The members of the Council on
Medical Education and Hospitals shall be
members, ex officio, of this committee.)
(4) A Committee on Legislation and Pub-
lic Relations to which shall be referred all
matters relating to state and national legis-
lation memorials to Legislatures, to the
United States Congress, or to the Presi-
dent of the United States. (The members
of the Council on Health and Public In-
struction shall be members, ex officio, of
this committee.)
(5) A Committee on Hygiene and Public
Health, to which shall be referred all mat-
ters relating to hygiene and public health
(6) A Committee on Amendments to the
Constitution and By-Laws, to which shall
be referred all proposed amendments to the
Constitution and By-Laws. (The members
of the Judicial Council shall be members.
ex officio, of this committee.)
(7) A Committee on Reports of Officers,
to which shall be referred the address of the
President and of the Speaker of the House
of Delegates and the reports of the Secre-
tary and of the Board of Trustees.
(8) A Committee on Credentials, to which
shall be referred all questions regarding the
registration and the credentials of delegates.
(9) A Committee on Mlacellanenus Busi-
ness, to which shall be referred all busi-
ness not otherwise disposed of.
SCIENTIFIC ASSEMBLY
Membership and Fallowship
Chapter XI — Membership and Fellowship
Section 1. TENURE OF MEMBER-
SHIP.— Membership In this A.ssoclatlon
shall continue only so long as the indi-
rldual la a member of a constituent asso-
ciation. When the Secretary shall be of-
ficially Informed by the secretary of the
constituent association through which a
member holds membership In this Associa-
tion that the member Is not In good stand-
ing, the Secretary shall remove the name
of said member from the. membership roll
of the American Medical Association. A
member of a constituent association who
removes to and engages Id the practice of
medicine at a location In another state in
which there Is a constituent association,
shall forfeit his membership in this Asso-
ciation and the Secretary shall remove his
name from the roster of members of the
American Medical Association unless within
one year after such change of residence he
become a member of the constituent asso-
ciation In the state to which he has moved :
provided that when the member Is also a
Fellow of the Scientific Assembly the By-
Law defining the effect on Fellowship of
removal to another state shall have prece-
dence over this section.
Sec. 2. FELLOWS : Any member of
this Association, who on the prescribed
form shall apply for Fellowship and sub-
scribe for The journal, paying the annual
Fellowship dues for the current year, shall
be a Fellow.
Commissioned med.'cal officers of the
United SUtes Army. United States Navy
and the United States Public Health Ser-
vice shall be Fellows of this Association so
long as they are engaged actively in their
respective service, and thereafter if they
have been retired on account of age or
physical disability. These Fellows nhnll not
be required to pay Fellowship dues and shall
not receive The Journal of the American
Medical Association except by personsl sub-
scription.
Sec. J. EFFECT ON FELLOWSHIP OF
RBMOVAL TO ANOTHER STATE: A Fel
low who changes the location at which he
practices medicine, from the state through
whoae constituent association he holds mem-
bership In the American Medical Associa-
tion to another state In which there Is a
constituent association. Is eligible to mem-
bership In the component society of his new
location on the presentation of a transfer
card and an official statement that his dues
have been paid in full in the society In
which he holds membership ; provided that
no evidence which would otherwise dis-
qualify him for membership arise. He shall
forfeit his Fellowship iu the American Medi-
cal Association one year after such change
of location, unless he becomes a member of
the constituent association of the state to
which he has moved. Provided, however,
that if the component society Into whose
territory such Fellow has moved shall refuse
him membership, the Fellow shall be privi-
leged to appeal to the Judicial Council of
this Association to determine whether or
not he be guilty of any act that warrants
the enforcement of the provisions of this
section. Pending the decision of such ap-
peal he shall retain his Fellowship In the
American Medical Association through his
original state association. A member of a
constituent state association who Is located
for the purpose of practicing medicine In
a state adjacent to that through the asso-
ciation of which he holds Fellowship in the
American Medical Association may become
and may be continued a Fellow of the
American Medical Association provided the
Council of the constituent association of the
stste la which he Is practicing medicine
waives jurisdiction over his membership.
Sec. 4. AFFILIATE, ASSOCIATE AND
HONORARY FELLOWS : There shall be Af-
filiate. AssoclotB and Honorary Fellows,
who shall be elected and shall qualify In ac-
cordance with the provisions set forth In
these By-Laws.
Sec. 5. AFFILIATE FELLOWS: A Fel-
low who has been a Fellow for a continu-
ous term of fifteen (15) years, who Is not
less than sixty-five (65) years of age, and
who Is an honorary member of his com-
ponent society and of his constituent asso-
ciation, or Is connected with these organlxa-
tlons In an equivalent manner whereby he
is relieved from the payment of dues or
feet, on request of his constituent associa-
tion may be made an Affiliate Fellow by a
majority vote of the Bouse of Delegates of
this Association. Affiliate Fellows shall be
privileged to participate In the Scientific
Assembly of the Association ; thay shall
not be required to pay Fellowship dues and
shall not receive The Journal of the Ameri-
can Medical Association except by personal
subscription. Affiliate Fellowship shall be
conditioned on such an Affiliate Fellow con-
tinuing the relationship with his constituent
association herein defined.
Sec. 6. ASSOCIATE FELLOWS: The
following may be elected In accordance
with Section 5, Chapter IV, to Associate
Fellowship : Physicians who are menibers
of the chartered national medical societies
of foreign countries adjacent tn the United
States; American physicians located In for-
eign countries and engage<l in medical mis-
sionary and similar c<lucatlnnal and philan-
thropic labors ; dentists holding the degree
of D.D.S. who are members of state or local
dental societies, and pharmacists who are
active members of the American Phannaceu-
tical Association ; and representative teach-
ers, students of aclence allied to medicine,
resident In the United States, and not eligi-
ble to regular membership. Associate Fal-
lows shall enjoy the same privileges aa regu-
lar Fellows, and shall be subject to the
same conditions.
Sec. 7. HONORARY FELLOWS: I'iiysi-
clans of foreign countries may be elected
Honorary Fellows by the House of Dele-
gates In accordance with Section 6, Chapter
IV.
Sec. 8. INVITED CUIiSTS : ScientlsU
resident In the United States who are not
engaged In the practice of medicine, and
eminent physicians and scientists from fdr-
elgn countries, may be Invited by the gen-
eral officers or by the officers of a section,
to attend an annual se.sslon of the Scientific
Assembly and participate In the acientlflc
work and social functions. They shall be
designated as Invited Gaaita.
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AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Sec. 9. TENURE OF FKU^WBHIP :
Fellowship In this Association shall con-
tinue oalj so long as the IndlTldual Is a
member. When the Secretary shall be of-
ficially Informed that the Fellow Is not ii
member, the Secretary shall reraore the
name of such Fellow from the Fellowship
roll of the American Medical Association
and shall notify the Fellow of the action
taken, together with the reason therefor.
Fellowship shall be further conditioned on
a Fellow conductlnic himself In accordance
with this Constitution and B.v-Laws, and
Principles of Medical Ethics of this Asso-
ciation.
Sec. 10. DELINQUENCY: Any Fellow
who, for one year, has failed to pay his
annual Fellowship dues, shall forfeit his Fel-
lowship thirty days after notice of his
delinquency has been mailed to his last
known address by the Secretary.
Sec. 11. FELLOWSHIP RESTORED:
Any former Fellow who compiles with Sec-
tion t. Chapter XI shall be reinstated on
payment of his Indebtedness, Including his
subscription for the current calendar year.
Chapter XII. — Regittration
Fellows, AfflUate, Associate and Honorary
Fellows and Invited Guests only shall b«
allowed to register or take part In the work
of any of the sections of the Scientific As-
sembly of the Association.
A Fellow shall be eligible to register at
nn annual session only after he has paid all
of his current Indebtedness.
A Fellow shall not be permitted to take
part In the proceedings of the Association
or of any of the sections until he has reg-
istered his name and address In the registra-
tion office.
A Fellow on registering shall designate
the section In which be wishes to be en-
rolled, but shall be enrolled In one section
only at any Scientific Assembly.
Chapter XIII. — General Meetings
Section 1. GENERAL MEETINGS : Gen-
eral meetings of the Scientific Assembly may
be arranged by the Council on Scientific
Assembly with the approval of the Board
of Trustees.
Sec. 2. THE OPENING GENERAL
KfEETING : The opening general meeting
shall be held on the evening of Tuesday
of the week of the annual session, and
shall be presided over by the President or.
in his absence or at his request, by the
Vice President.
Sec. 3. PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS: The
President, Immediately after he la Inducted
Into office, shall deliver an address before
the opening general meeting, and his recom-
mendations. If he makes any, shall go to
the Bouse of Delegates for action.
Chapter XIV. — Sections
Section 1. TITLES OF SECTIONS OF
SCIENTIFIC ASSEMBLY: The Scientific
Assembly shall be divided Into the follow-
ing sections :
1. Practice of Medicine.
2. Surgery, General and .\bdominal.
3. Obstetrics, Gynecologs' and Abdo-
minal Surgery.
4. Ophthalmology.
5. Laryngology, Otology and Rhinology.
6. Diseases of Children.
7. Pharmacology and Therapeutics.
8. Pathology and Physiology.
9. Stomatology.
10. Nervous and Mental Diseases.
11. Dermatology and Syphllology.
12. Preventive and Industrial Medicine and
Public Health.
13. Urology.
14. Orthopedic Surgery.
15. Gastro-Enterology and Proctology.
16. Miscellaneous Topics.
Sec. 2. OFFICERS OF SECTIONS : The
officers of each section shall consist of a
chairman, a vice chairman and a secre-
tary and such other officers as the section
shall deem advisable. These shall serve
for one year, or until their successors are
elected and qualified ; provided, that each
section may elect Its lecrstary to lerr* >
lunger time at Ita discretion. Each teetloo
shall also elect annually one delegate and
one alternate to the House of Delegates of
the American Medical Association to lerve
one year.
See. 3. ELECTION OF OFFICERS: The
election of oOlcers of the several sections
shall be the first order of business of the
final meeting of the section at each Sclen-
llfle Assembly. To participate In the elec-
tion a Fellow must have Indicated on regis-
tering that he desires to affiliate with such
.section, and must have recorded his name
and address on the section register book.
Sec. 4. DUTIES OF SECTION OFFI-
CERS : (a) Chairman : The chairman shall
preside at the meetings of the section and
shall perform such duties aa usually be-
long to such an office, or as may be pro-
vided by the by-laws of the section. He
shall cooperate with the secretary in ar-
ranging the program, and ahall see that
proper arrangements are made for his sec-
tion at the Scientific Assembly.
(b) Vice Chairman: The vice chairman
shall assist the chairman In the perform-
ance of his duties and shall preside In bis
absence, or at his request.
(c) Secretary : The secretary shall keep
a record of the proceedings of the section
In a book provided for such purpose; shall,
with the cooperation of the chairman, and In
accordance with rules and regulations en-
acted by the House of Delegates, arrange
the program ; and shall, at least thirty days
before the Scientific Assembly, forward it to
the Secretary of the Association for Inser-
tion In the official program ; and shall per-
form such other duties pertaining to his
office as may be provided by the by-laws of
the Association or of the section.
Sec. 5. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE : Each
section shall have an executive committee.
wUch shall consist of the chairman and
the last two retiring chairmen. In case
of absence of a member of the executive
committee of a section from a Scientific
Assembly, the vacancy shall be Mled by the
chairman of the section. This committee
shall examine and pass on all papers read
before the aecUon, and shall endorse for
publication only those that are of scientific
iir of practical value, and which will re-
fiect credit on the section before which they
were read. It shall act as the nominating |
committee of the section.
Sec. 6. MEETINGS : Sections shall hold
meetings at 9 a. m. and 2 p. m. dally in
accordance with the program for the Scien-
tific Assembly, as arranged by the Council
on Scientific Assembly.
Sec. 7. WHO MAY TAKE PART IN SEC-
TION WORK: Fellows and Associate Fel-
lows only shall have the right to partici-
pate In the business deliberations of a sec-
tion. Fellows. Affiliate. Associate, and
Honorary Fellows, and Invited Guests may
present papers and take part In the scien-
tific discussions.
Sec. 8. ASSOCIATE FELLOWS : The of-
ficers of a section msy nominate for As-
sociate Fellowship representative teachers
and students of sciences allied to medicine,
resident in the United St.ites, not eligible
to regular membership. The secretary shall
immediately notify the Secretary of the As-
sociation of such nominations.
Sec. 9. HONORARY FELLOWS: Each
section at each Scientific Assembly may
nominate for Honorary Fellowship in the
American Medical Association a physician
of a foreign country who has risen to pre-
eminence in the profession of medicine ;
provided, however, that nominations for
Honorary Fellowship In the American Medi-
cal Association shall be acted on by the
sections on or before the second day of
each Scientific Assembly. The secretary of
the section shall immediately notify the
Secretary of the Association of such nomi-
nation.
Sec. 10. TIME AT WHICH TITLES
MUST BE IN : Titles of papers to be pre-
sented to the section must be in the hands
of the secretary of the section at least
thirty-five days before the first day of the
Scientific Assembly. With the title, the
wrltar shall submit an abstract of the paper
no less than thirty or more than one hun-
dred and fifty words In length and an esti-
mate of the time required to read his paper.
Sec. 11. LENGTH OF PAPERS AND
DISCUSSIONS: The time allowed for the
presentation of a paper before a section
shall be limited to fifteen minutes. No one
shall discuss any paper more than once,
nor for longer than five minutes, except
with the unanimous consent of those present.
See. 12. NUMBER OF PAPERS ON
rROGEAM : The number of papers, includ-
ing addresses, on the program of any sec-
tion shall not exceed twenty-five.
Sec 13. CAN PRESE.VT ONLY ONE
PAPER AT AN ANNUAL SESSION: A
Fellow shall present no more than one pa-
per at any Scientific Assembly.
Sec. 14. SECTION TO PROVIDE BY-
LAWS : Each section may make by-laws
for Its own government, provided that they
shall in no way confiirt with the Consti-
tution and By-Laws of the American Medi-
cal Association.
Chapter XV.— Publleatlon
Section 1. PAPERS APPROVED FOR
PUBLICATION: No paper shall be pub-
lished as having been read before a section
unless It has received the approval and the
endorsement of each member of the execu-
tive committee of the section before which
It was read.
Sec. 2. PAPERS MUST BE READY FOR
PUBLICATION: Each author shall hand
his paper to the secretary of the section
Immediately after it is read. The secre-
tary shsll endorse thereon that It has been
read and shall hand it to the chairman of
the executive committee. All papers ap-
proved by the executive committee shall be
returned to the secretary of the section,
who ahall at once forward them to the edi-
tor of The Journal.
Sec. 3. PAPERS "READ BY TITUS' ' :
No paper shall be published as having been
read before a section unless It has actually
been read by its author, or unless, for
special reasons, when tlie author has been
present and prepared to read the paper, the
section shall unanimously vote to hare It
read by title.
Sec. 4. PAPERS THE PROPERTY OF
THE ASSOCIATION: All papers and re-
ports presented to a section and approved
by the executive committee shall become the
exclusive property of the Association, pro-
vided that the Board of Trustees may per-
mit an author to publish his paper else-
where than In The Journal of the Ameri-
can Medical Association.
MISCELLANEOUS
Chapter XVI. — Offlcial Resolutions Ap-
proved by the House of Delegates
No memorial, resolution or opinion of
any character whatever shall be Issued in
the name of the American Medical Asso-
ciation unless It has been approved by the
House of Delegates.
Chapter XVII. — Annual Fellowship Duet
The annual Fellowship dues and the sub-
scription price of The Journal of the Ameri-
cin Medical Association shall be fiied by
the Board of Trustees, and the same shall
be payable in advance, on the first day of
.lanuary of each year, provided that the
annual dues shall not exceed $6, and
[irovlded that the amount of the same
shall be announced in The Journal of the
American Medical Association not later than
November 1 of each year.
Chapter XVIII. — Articles of Incorooratiofl
The House of Delegates, at any annual
session, wherever the same may be helo,
may instruct the Board of Trustees to make
any changes In the articles of incorporation
in accordance with the law which may ap-
pear desirable, or which may be made
necessary by the change or amendment to
the Constitution and By-Laws of this As-
sociation.
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AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
Chaptsr XIX. — Amendment to These
By- Laws
These By-Laws may be amended on a
three fourths vote of the House of Dele-
gates, provided that no amendment shall
be acted on till the day following that on
which It Is introduced ; except that the Board
of Trustees may, by unanimous TOte, make
such changes, and such changes only, as
may be required to adapt them to the
rules and regulations of the United States
postal authorities.
PRINCIPLES OF MEDICAL ETHICS
CHAPTER I.— THE DUTIES OF PHYSI-
CIANS TO THEIR PATIENTS
The Physician's Responsibility
Section 1. A profession has for Its prime
object the service it can render to hu-
manity ; reward or financial gain should
be a subordinate consideration. The prac-
tice of medicine Is a profession. In choos-
ing this profession an Individual assumes
an obligation to conduct himself in accord
with its ideals.
Patience. Delicacy and Secrecy
Sec. 2. Patience and delicacy should
characterize all the acts of a physician
The confidences conrerning Individual or
domestic life entrusted by a patient to a
physician and the defects of disposition or
flaws of character observed In patients
during medical attendance should be held
as a trust and should never be revealed
except when Imperatively required by the
laws of the state. There are occasions,
however, when a physician must determine
whether or not his duty to society requires
him to take definite action to protect a
healthy individual from becoming Infected,
because the physician has knowledge, ob-
tained through the confidence entrusted t(i
him as a physician, of a communicable
dise.ise to which the healthy Individual is
about to be exposed. In such a case, the
physician should act as he would desire
another to act toward one of his own family
under like circumstances. Before he de-
termines his course, the physician should
know the civil law of his commonwealtli
concerning privileged communications.
Prounosls
Sec. S. A physician should give timely
notice of dangerous manifestations of the
disease to the friends of the patient. He
should neither exaggerate nor minimize
the gravity of the patient's condition. He
should assure himself that the patient nr
bis friends have such knowledge of the
patient's condition as will serve the best
interests of the patient and the family.
Patients Must Not Be Neglected
Sec. 4. A physician is free to choose
whom he will serve. He should, however,
always respond to any request for bis as-
sistance In an emergency or whenever tem-
perate public opinion expects the service
Once having undertaken a case, a physi-
cian should not abandon or neglect the pa-
tient because the disease Is deemed Incur-
able ; nor should he withdraw from the
ease for any reason until a sufficient notice
of a desire to be released has been given
the patient or his friends to make It pos-
sible for tbem to secure another medical
attendant.
CHAPTER II.— THE DUTIES OF PHYSI-
CIANS TO EACH OTHER AND TO
THE PROFESSION AT LARGE
Article I. — Duties to the Profession
Uphold Honor of Profession
Section 1. The obligation assumed on
entering the profession requires the physi-
cian to comport himself as a gentleman and
demands that he use every honorable means
to uphold the dignity and honor of his
vocation, to exalt its stamlnrda and to ex-
tend its sphere of usefulness. A physician
should not base his practice on an exclusive
dogma or sectarian system, for "sects are
implacable despots ; to accept their thraldom
Is to take away all liberty from one's action
and thought." (Nicon, father of Galen.)
Duty of Medical Societies
Sec. 2. In order that the dignity and
honor ot the medical profession may be
upheld, its standards exalted, its sphere of
usefulness extended, and the advancement
of medical science promoted, a physician
should associate himself witli medical so-
cieties and contribute his time, energy and
means in order that tbese societies may rep-
resent the ideals of the profession.
Deportment
Sec. 3. A physician should be "an up-
right man, instructed in the art of healing."
Consequently, be must keep himself pure in
character and conform to a high standard
of morals, and must be diligent and con-
scientious In his studies. "He should also
be modest, sober, patient, prompt to do his
whole duty without anxiety ; pious without
going so far as superstition, conducting him-
self with propriety In his profession and In
ail the actions of bis life." (Hippocrates.)
Advertising
Sec. 4. Solicitation of patients by physi-
cians as individuals, or collectively in groups
by whatsoever name these be called, or by
institutions or organizations, whether by
circulars or advertisements, or by personal
communications. Is unprofessional. This
does not prohibit ethical Institutions from .i
logUlmate advertisement of location, physical
surroundings and special class — If any — of
patients accommodated. It Is equally un-
professional to procure patients by Indi-
rection through solicitors or agents of
any kind, or by Indirect advertisement,
or by furnishing or inspiring newspaper or
magazine comments concerning cases In
which the physician has been or Is con-
cerned. All other like self-laudations defy
the traditions and lower the tone of any
profession and so are Intolerable. The most
worthy and effective advertisement possible,
even for a young physician, and especially
with his brother physicians. Is the estab-
lishment of a well-merited reputation for
professional ability and fidelity. This can-
not be forced, but must be the outcome of
character and conduct. The publication or
circulation of ordinary simple business
cards, t)eing a matter of personal taste or
local custom, and sometimes of convenience.
Is not per se Improper. As Implied, It Is
unprofessional to disregard local customs
and offend recognized Ideals in publishing
or circulating such cards.
It Is tinprofesslonal to promise radical
cures ; to boast of cures and secret methods
of treatment or remedies; to exhibit certifi-
cates of skill or of success in the treatment
of dUeases ; or to employ any methods to
gain tbe attention of the public for the pur-
pose of obtaining patients.
Patents and Perquisites
Sec. 5. It Is unprofessional to receive re-
muneration from patents for surgical Instru-
ments or medicines ; to accept rebates on
prescriptions or surgical appliances, or per-
quisites from attendants who aid In the care
of patients.
Medical Laws — Secret Remedies
Sec. 0. It Is unprofessional for a physi-
cian to assist unqualified persons to evade
legal restrictions governing the practice of
medicine; It is equally unethical to pre-
scribe or dispense secret medicines or other
secret remedial agents, or manufacture or
promote their use In any way.
Safeguarding the Profesilon
Sec. 7. I'hyslcians should expose without
fear or favor, before the proper medical or
legal tribunals, rorruid or dishonest conduct
of members of the profession. Every physi-
cian should aid In safeguarding the profes-
shm against the admission to Its ranks of
those who are unfit or unqualified because
deficient either In moral character or edu-
cation.
Article II. — Professional Services of Physi-
cians to Each Other
Physicians Dependent on Each Other
Section 1. Experience teaches that It is
unwise for a physician to treat members of
his own family or himself. (Consequently, a
physician should always cheerfully and
gratuitously respond with his professional
services to the call of any physician prac-
ticing In his vicinity, or of the Immediate
family dependents of physicians.
Compensation for Expenses
Sec. 2. When a physician from a distance
Is called on to advise another physician or
one of bis family dependents, and the physi-
cian to whom the service is rendered Is In
easy financial circumstances, a compensa-
tion that will at least meet the traveling
expenses of the visiting physician should be
proITered. >^'hen such a service requires an
absence from the accustomed field of profes-
sional work of the visitor that might reason-
ably be expected to entail a pecuniary toss,
such loss should. In part at least, be pro-
vided for In the compensation offered.
One Physician to Take Charge
Sec. 3. When a physician or a member
of his dependent family is seriously ill, be
or his family should select a physician from
among bis neighboring colleagues to take
charge of the case. Other physicians may
be associated In the care of the patient as
consultants.
Article III. — Duties of Physician In Con-
sultations
Consultations Should Be Requested
Sei'tlon 1. In serious Illness, especially
in doubtful or difficult conditions, tbe phy-
sician should request consultations.
Consultation for Patient's Bansflt
Sec. 2. In every consultation, the benefit
to be derived by the patient Is of first Im-
portance. All the physicians Interested In
the case should be frank and candid with
tbe patient and his family. There never Is
occasion for insincerity, rivalry or envy and
these should never be permitted between
consultants.
Punctuality
Sec. 3. It is the duty of a physician,
particularly In the Instance of a consulta-
tion, to be punctual In attendance. When,
however, the consultant or the physician In
charge is unavoidably delayed, tbe one who
first arrives should wait for the otiier for a
reasonable time, after which the consulta-
tion should be considered postponed. When
the consultant has come from a distance, or
when for any reason It will be diflflcult to
meet the physician In charge at another
time, or If tbe case is urgent, or If It be
the desire of the patient, he may examine
the patient and mall his written opinion, or
see that It is delivered under seal, to the
physician In charge. Under those condi-
tions, the consultant's conduct must be espe-
cially tactful ; he must remember that be Is
framing an opinion without the aid of tbe
physician who has observed the course of
the disease.
Patient Referred to Specialist
Sec. 4. When a patient Is sent to one
specially skilled In the care of the condition
from vihich he Is thought to be suffering,
and for any reason It Is Impracticable for
the physician In charge of the case to ac-
company the patient, the physician In charge
should send to the consultant by mall, or In
tbe care of the patient under seal, a history
of the ca.se, together with the physician's
opinion and an outline of the treatment, or
so much of this as may possibly be of service
to the consultant; and as soon as possible
after the case has been seen and studied
the consultant should address the physician
ill charge and advise him of the results of
the conaultJint'a Investigation of the case
Botb these opinions are confidential and
must be so regarded by the consultant and
by the physician In charge.
DIsoussloni In Consultation
Sec. 5. After the physicians called In
consultation have completed their Investlra-
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tlons of the case, they majr meet by them-
mItm to discuss conditions and determine
the course to be followed In the treatment
of the patient. No statement or discussion
patient or friends, except In the presence of
all the physicians attending, or by their
common consent ; and no opinions or proK-
nostlcatlnns should be dellrered as a result
of the deliberations of the consultants,
which hare not been concurred In by the
coniultants at their conference.
Attending Physician Rasponslbl*
Sec. 6. The physician In attendance Is In
charge of the case and Is responsible for the
treatment of the patient. Consequently, he
may prescribe for the patient at any time
and Is privileged to vary the mode of treat-
ment outlined and agreed on at a consulta-
tion whenever. In his opinion, such a change
la warranted. However, at the next consul-
tation, he should state bis reasons for de-
parting from the course decided on at the
previous conference. When an emergency
occurs during the absence of the .attendlnc
physician, a consultant may provide for the
emergency and the aubsequent care of the
patient until the arrival of the physician In
charge, but should do no more than this
without the consent of the physician In
charge,
Confllot of Opinion
Sec 7. Should the attending physician
and the consultant And It Impossible to
agree In their view of a case another con-
sultant should be called to the conference
or the first consultant should withdraw.
Bowerer, since the consultant was employed
by the patient In order tliat his opinion
might be obtained, he should be permitted
to state the result of bis study of the case
to the patient, or his next friend In the
presence of the physician In charge.
Consultant and Attondant
Sec. 8. When a physician has attended a
cas« as a coiuultant, he should not become
the attendant of the patient during that Ill-
ness except with the consent of the physi-
cian who was in charge at the time of the
consultation.
Article IV.— Duties of Physicians in Casat
of Interference
Criticism to Be Avoided
Section I. The physician. In his Inter-
course with a patient under the care of
another physician, should observe the
strictest caution and reserve ; should give
no disingenuous hints relative to the na-
ture and treatment of the patient's disor-
der : nor should the course of conduct of
the physician, directly or Indirectly, tend
to diminish the trust reposed In the at-
tending physician.
Social Calls on Patient of Another
Physician
Sec 2. A physician should avoid mak-
ing social calls on those who are under
the professional care of other physicians
without the knowledge and consent of the
attendant. Should such a friendly visit
be made, there should be no Inquiry rela-
tive to the nature of the disease or com-
ment upon the treatment of the case, but
the conversation should be on subjects
other than the physical condition of the
patient
ServicM to Patient of Another Physician
Sec. 3. A physician should never take
charge of or prescribe for a patient who
Is under the care of another physician,
except In an emergency, until after the
other physician has relinquished the case
or has been properly dismissed.
Criticism to Be Avoided
Sec. 4. When a physician does succeed
another physician in the charge of a case,
he should not make comments on or In-
sinuations regarding the practice of the
one who preceded him. Such comments or
Insinuations tend to lower the esteem of
the patient for the medical profession and
ao react against the critic.
Emergency Cases
Sec. 5, When a physician Is called In an
emergency and finds that he has been sent
for because the family attendant la not at
hand, or when a physician Is aaked to see
another physician's patient because of an
aggravation of the disease, he should pro-
vide only for the patient's Immediate need
and should withdraw from the case on
the arrival of the family physician after
he has reported the condition found and
the treatment administered.
Wkta Saveral Physicians Art Summonod
Sec. e. When several physicians have
been summoned In a case of sudden Illness
or of accident, the first to arrive should
be considered the physician In charge.
However, as soon as the exigencies of the
case permit, or on the arrival of the ac-
knowledged family attendant or the physi-
cian the patient desires to serve him. the
first physician should withdraw In favor
of the chosen attendant; should the pa-
tient or his family wish some one other
than the physician known to t>« the family
physician to take charge of the case the
patient should advise the family physician
of his desire. When, because of sudden
Illness or accident, a patient la taken to
a hospital, the patient should b« returned
to the care of bis known family physician
as soon at the condition of the patient
and the circumstancea of the caae warrant
Ibis transfer.
A Colleaguo's Patient
See. 7. When a physician is requested
by a colleague to care for a patient dur-
ing bli temporary absence, or when, be-
cause of an emergency, he Is a^ked to see
a patient of a colleague, the physician should
treat the patient In the same manner and
with the same delicacy as he would have
one of bis own patients cared for under
similar circumstancea. The patient should
be returned to the care of the attaodlng
physician as soon as possible.
Relinquishing Patient to Regular Attendant
See. 8. When a physician Is calied to
the patient of another physician during the
enforced absence of that physician, the pa-
tient should be relinquished on tha return
of the latter.
Substituting In Obstetrie Work
Sec. 9. When a physician attends a wo-
man In labor In the absence of another who
has been engaged to attend, such physi-
cian should resign the patient to the one
first engaged, upon bis arrival; the physi-
cian Is entitled to compensation for the pro-
fessional services he may have rendered.
Article V. — Differenees Between Physicians
Arbitration
Section 1. Whenever there arises be-
tween physicians a grave difference of
opinion which cannot be promptly ad-
justed, the dispute should be referred for
arbitration to a committee of Impartial
physicians, preferably the Board of Censors
of a component county society of the Ameri-
can Medical Association.
Article VI. — Compensation
LImib of Gratuitous Servica
Section 1. The poverty of a patient and
the mutual professional obligation of physi-
cians should command the gratuitous ser-
vices of a physician. But Institutions en-
dowed by societies, and organizations for
mutual benefit, or for accident, sickness
and life Insurance, or for analogous pur-
poses, should be accorded no such privileges.
Contract Practice
Sec. 2. It Is unprofessional for a physi-
cian to dispose of his services under con-
ditions that make It Impossible to render
adequate service to his patient or which
Interfere with reasonable competition among
the physicians of a community. To do
this is detrimental to the public and to the
Individual physician and lowers the dignity
of the profession.
8<erst Division of Fees Condemned
See. 3. It Is detrlmenul to the public
Kood and degrading to the profcs-sion, and
therefore unprofessional, to give or to re-
ceive a commission. It Is also unprofes-
sional to divide a fee for medteal advlee
IT surgical treatment, unless the patient or
his next friend Is fully informed as to the
terms of the transaction. The patient should
be made to realize that a proper fee should
be paid the family physician for the ser-
vice he renders In determining the surgical
or medical treatment suited to the condi-
tion, and In advising concerning those bati
qualified to render any special service that
may be required by the patient.
CHAPTER III.— THE DUTIES OF THE
PROFESSION TO THE PUBLIC
Physicians as CItizsns
Section 1. I'hyslclans, as good citizens
and iMcause their professional training
specially qusllfies them to render this ser-
vice, should give advice concerning the
public health of the community. They
should bear their full part In enforcing Its
laws and sustaining the institutions that
advance the Interests of humanity. They
should cooperate especially with the proper
authorities In the administration of sani-
tary laws and regulations. They should be
ready to counsel the public on subjects re-
lating to saniury police, public hygiene and
legal medicine.
Pkyalelans Should Enlighten Publlo— Duties
In Epidemles
Sec. t. Physicians, especially those en-
gaged In public health work, should enlight-
en the public regarding quarantine regula-
tltins ; on the location, arrangement and
dietaries of hospitals, asylums, schools,
prisons and similar Institutions; and con-
cerning measures for the prevention of epi-
demic and contagious diseases. When an
epidemic prevails, a physician must con-
tinue his labors for the alleviation of suffer-
ing people, without regard to the risk to his
own health or life or to financial return. At
all times. It Is the duty of the physician to
notify the properly constituted public health
authorities of every caae of communicable
disease under his care, in accordance with
the laws, rules and regulations of the health
authorities of the locality In which the pa-
tient Is.
Publie Warned
Sec. 3. Physicians should warn the pub-
lic against the devices practiced and the
false pretensions made by charlatans which
may cause Injury to health and loss of life.
Pharmacists
Sec. 4. By legitimate patronage, physi-
cians should recognize and promote the pro-
fession of pharmacy ; but any pharmacist,
unless he be qualified as a physician, who
a.ssumes to prescribe for the sick, should be
denied such countenance and support.
Moreover, whenever a druggist or pharmacist
dispenses deteriorated or adulterated drugs,
or substitutes one remedy for another desig-
nated In a prescription, he thereby forfeits
all claims to the favorable consideration of
the public and physicians.
Conclusion
While the foregoing statements express In
a gefleral way the duty of the physician to
hia patients, to other members of tbe pro-
fession and to the profession at large, as
well as of the profession to the public. It is
not to be supposed that they cover the whole
field of medical ethics, or that the physician
Is not under many duties and obligations
besides those herein set forth. In a word,
it is Incumbent on tbe physician that under
all conditions, his bearing toward patients,
the public and fellow practitioners should be
characterized by a gentlemanly deportment
and that he constantly should behave toward
others as he desires them to deal with him.
Finally, these principles are primarily for
the good of the public and their enforcement
should bo conducted in such a manner as
shall deserve and receive the endorsement of
the community.
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SESSIONS AND PRESIDENTS OF THE
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Year and Place of Meeting. President.
1847 Philadelphia.. Nathaniel Chapman, Pa.*
1848 Baltimore. Alexander H. Stevens. N. Y.*
1849 Boston John C. Warren, Mass.*
1850 Cincinnati.. .Reuben D. Mussey, Ohio*
1851 Charleston, S. C. James Moultrie, S. C.»
1852 Richmond, Va.Beverly R. Wellford, Va.«
1853 New Y'ork Jonathan Knight, Conn.*
1854 St. Louis Charles A. Pope, Mo.*
1855 Philadelphia George B. Wood, Pa.*
1856 Detroit, Mich Zina Pitcher, Mich.*
1857 NashvUle, Tenn..Paul F. Eve, Tenn.*
1858 Washington Harvey Llndsly, D. C*
1859 Louisville, Ky Henry Miller. Ky.*
1860 New Haven, Conn Ell Ives, Conn.*
1861 No session held.
1862 No session held.
1863 Chicago Alden March, N.Y.*
1864 New York N. S. Davis, 111.*
1865 Bostont N. S. Davis. 111.*
1866 Baltimore
D. Humphreys, Storer, Mass.*
1867 Cinctonatl Henry F. Askew, Del.*
1868 Washington Samuel D. Gross, Pa.*
1869 New Orleans. .WllUam O.Baldwin, Ala*
1870 Washington. .George Mendenhall, Ohio*
1871 San Francisco Alfred StIU, Pa.*
1872 Philadelphia D. W. Yandell, Ky.*
1873 St. Louis Thomas M. Logan, Calif.*
1874 Detroit Joseph M. Toner. D. C*
1875 Louisville, Ky..W. K. Bowling, Tenn.*
1876 Philadelphia. .J. Marion Sims. N. Y.*
1877 Chicago Henry I. Bowditch. Mass.*
1878 Buffalo T. G. Richardson. La*
1879 Atlanta, Ga. .Theophllus Parvln. Ind.*
1880 New York Lewis A. Sayre, N. Y.*
1881 Richmond, Va..John T. Hodgen. Mo.*
1882 St. Paul.. J. J. Woodward, U. S. Army*
1883 Cleveland John L. Atlee. Pa*
1884 Washington Austir. Flint, N. Y.*
1885 New Orleans H. F. Campbell. Ga.*
1886 St. Louis William Brodle, Mich.*
1887 Chicago E. H. Gregorj-. Mo.*
1888 Cincinnati.... A. Y. P. Gvnet, D. C*
1889 Newport. R. I..W. W. Dawson, Ohio*
1890 Nashville, Tenn..E. M. Moore, N. Y.*
1891 Washington W. T. Briggs, Tenn.*
1892 Detroit H, O. Marcy, Mass.
1893 .Milwaukee Hunter McGuire. Va.*
1894 San Francisco. James F, Hlbberd, Ind.*
1895 Baltimore Donald McLean, Mich.*
1896 Atlanta, Ga R. B. Cole, Calif*
1897 Philadelphia Nicholas Senn, 111.*
1898 Denver. Geo. M. Sternberg, U. S. Army*
1899 Columbus. Ohio J. M. Mathews, Ky.
1900 Atlantic City, N. J...W. W. Keen. Pa.
1901 St. Paul C. A. L. Reed, Ohio
1902 Saratoga Sprtags. N. Y
John A. Wyeth, N. Y.»
1903 New Orleans Frank BUItngs, III.
1904 Atlantic City, N. J.. J. H. Musser, Pa.*
1905 Portland, Ore L. S. McMurtry, Ky.
1906 Boston W. J. Mayo, Minn.
1907 Atlantic City, N. J
Jos. D. Bryant, N. X.*
1908 Chicago H. L. Burrell. Mass.*
1909 Atlantic City, N. J
Wm. C. Gorgas, U. S. Army*
1910 St. Louis, Mo Wm. H. Welch. Md.
1911 Los Angeles John B. Murphy. 111.*
1912 Atlantic City, N. J
Abraham Jacobl, N.Y.*
1913 Minneapolis
John A. Wltherspoon. Tenta.
1914 Atlantic City, N. J
...Victor C. Vaughan, Mich.
1915 San Francisco
William L. Rodman. Pa.»
Albert Vander Veer, Albany. N. Y.
1916 Detroit Rupert Blue. U. S. 1". H. 8.
1917 New York Charles H. Mayo, Minn.
1918 Chicago Arthur D. Bevan, III.
1B19 Atlantic City. N. J...
Alexander Lambert, N. Y.
1920 New Orleans.. W. C. Bralsted, U. S. Navy
1921 Boston Hubert Work, Pueblo, Colo.
1922 Si. Louis George E. de Si'hwelnitz
1923 San Francisco. . .Ray Lyman Wilbur. t
JPresident-Eleft.
•Deceased.
tThe constitution having been amended
regarding the election of ofBcera, Dr. Davis
presided at Boston also.
tProsldent-El.'il.
DIRECTORY INFORMATION
Part I— National and Interstate Information
American Medical Association and Its Officers. Constitution,
By-Laws. Principles of Medical Ethics, Sessions and Presi-
dents *
National and Interstate Societies 1'
Medical Colleges 20
ClasslHed Hospitals and Sanatorluras S9
Hospital Furnishing Acceptable Internships 51
Medical Libraries «"
Medical Journals '5
Medical Officers of the Army, Navy and Public Health Service 71
Physicians in the Indian Field Service 84
Members of Special .Medical Societies 88
Part II— Information Under Each State
Population 1920.
Number of Counties In State.
Number of Physicians.
Number of Members Constituent State Society.
Medical Practice Law.
Members. State Board of HealUi, Examining Boards.
Officers of Constituent SUU Society and Editor State Journal.
Officers of Component County or District Medical Societies.
City, County and District Health Officers.
State Institutions.
Hospitals, Sanatorlums and Charitable Institutions.
List of Physicians
Part III — Index of Physicians
Names of physicians are arranged alphabetically by surnames. Kull
names are given In place of Initials whenever possible. The
address which follows each name Indicates the portion of the
classified directory where complete information regarding the
physician Is given. Key to aj'mbols used In the Index :
t Refers to addenda.
t Indicates death. Date of death noted In addenda.
8 Address unknown.
SPECIAL EXPLANATORY NOTES
Addenda (Page 1871)
The addenda Include the names of physicians received too late to
classify : also corrections and deaths recorded during the print-
ing of the directory. These names appear in the Index, fol
lowed by the symbols t for addenda and t for death.
Addresses Unknown (Page 1841)
It has been deemed advisable to include In this edition an alpha-
betical list of physicians, with data, whose pre.seut locations
are unknown. These names appear in the ludei, fallowed by
the symbol t.
Local Address and Office Hours
Local addresses and office hours are given In all cities of 20,000
population and over.
Number of Physicians
The number la given In cities that have one hundred (100) or more
physicians : number In states, see page 8.
Pathologists, Bacteriologists, Etc.
Pathologists, Bacteriologists, etc.. are Included in this directory wbeD
they are medical graduates. If not in medical practice, no
license is re<iulred.
Physicians Listed Under Two Places
When a physician lives In one town and has an office In another,
all data are given In one place, only names and references In
the other.
Population
Population given at the beginning of each state and after each city
In the United States Is obtained from the Census of 1920.
R. D. and Neighboring P. O.
Names of cities and towns are printed according to the Ofllcl.ni Postal
(iuldes of the United States and Canada. The pnlU Hnlnl Is
abbreviated, as St. Louis. (R.D.) is given in all places receiving
mall by rural delivery; (P.O.) In all places receiving mall at a
neighboring postofflce. These postofflces must always be used In
addressing physicians In such places.
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Va. : .lohn H. Murse, Second Vice Pres-
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Secretary-Treasurer, Johns Hopkins -Medi-
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Organized 1913. Sixty-one charter mem-
bers. Geo. W. McCoy, President, Hygienic
Laboratory, Washington, D. C. ; Arthur F.
Coca, Secretary -Treasurer, 55 Delaware
Ave. Flushing, N. Y. Council: Rufus Cole,
Rockefeller Institute, New Y'ork City : Fred-
erick P. Gay, Cnlversity of California,
Berkeley; H. Gideon Wells. Inlverslty of
Chicago ; Hans Zinsser, New Y"ork City ;
F. G. Novy. Ann Arbor, Mich. Next meet-
ing, Boston, 1923.
American Association of industrial Piiysi-
cians and Surgeons
C. E. Ford, President, New Y^ork City ;
William A. Sawyer, Secretary, Eastman Ko-
dak Co., Rochester, N. Y.
American Asiociation of Modieal Milk
Commhdoni
Organized 1907. W. H. DonDcll;, Presi-
dent, Brooklyn ; R. R. Ferguson, Secretary-
Treasurer, 4175 Irving Park Blvd.*. Chicago.
Next meeting, San Francisco.
American Association of Olistetriciani, Gyae-
coiogists and Abdominal Surgeons
Organized isss. (iordon K. Dickinson.
President, Jersey City, N. J. ; G. V. Urown,
First Vlie I'resldent, Detroit ; J. A Harrar,
Second Vice President, New V " W.
G. Dice, Treasurer. Toledo, i - E
Davis, Secretary, Detroit. :ing,
Philadelphia, Sept. 19-21, 192...
American Atsociation of Patlioloflstt and
Bacterioiogiats
Organized 1900. Paul A. Lewis. Presi-
dent. Philadelphia ; Vice President, James
Ewing, New York; Howard T. Karsner. Sec-
relao'. Cleveland ; F. B. Mallorj . Treasurer.
Boston. Next meeting. Boaton, March.
1923.
Amtriean AasoelaUeo of Railway Suriaoni
Organized 1904. John H. RlsliniUler.
President. Minneapolis ; Vice Presidents,
Karl F. Snyder, Freepfirt, 111. ; A. C. Stokes.
Omaha. Neb. ; J. E. Garner. Atlanta. Ga. ;
B. B. Jennings, Treasurer, i un.Mi KiufTa.
Iowa ; Louia J. Mitchell, s. tor.
29 E. Madison St., Chi. -.ve
Board, S. C. Plummer, D. Y. 1.. ,.,,,-. rt H.
Bohart, C. W. Hopkins, G. «;. l>ow-I>all,
J. R. Hollowbush. Next meeting, Oct 17-
19, 1923.
American Association for the Study of tlie
Feeble- IHinded
Organized 1876. C. Banks McNaiO',
President, KInston. N. C. ; Benjamin M.
Baker, Secretary and Treasurer, Laeonia,
N. H. Next meeting, Detroit.
American Child Hygiene Association
Organized 1909. Herbert Hoover, Presi-
dent, Washington, D. C. ; Vice Presidents.
Fred L. Adair, Minneapolis; Miss Mary
Arnold, New York City ; Mr. Corcoran
Thorn, Treasurer, Washington. D. C. ; Rich-
ard M. Smith, Secretary, 3".". Marlboro
St, Boston : Richard A. Bolt, General Di-
rector; Miss Harrlette h. Leete, R.N.. Field
Director; Ellen C. Babbitt. Research Editor.
American Ciimateiogicai and Clinical
Association
Organized 1883. Charles W. Richardson,
President, Washington, D. C. ; Vice Presi-
dents, George W. Norrls. Philadelphia ; Will
Howard Swan, Colorado Springs. Colo. ;
Arthur K. Stone, Secretary-Treasurei% Au-
burn St.. Framlngham Centre, Mass. :
Cleavland Floyd. Recorder, Boston. Next
meeting. Niagara Falls, Ont.. May 23-25,
1923.
American College of Surgeons
Organized 1913. John B. Deaver, Presi-
dent. Philadelphia: Henry H. Sherk, First
Vice President, Pasadena, Calif.; George
P. Miller, Second Vice President. Philadel-
phia; Franklin H. Martin, Director General,
Chicago ; A. J. Ochsner, Treasurer, Chicago.
Aaarisaa Danaatolofieal Aiioelatloa
Organized 1876. Howard Morrow, Presi-
dent, San Francisco ; John E. Ij>ne, Vice
President, New Haven, Conn.; I'do Julius
WUe, Secretary-Treasurer, University Hos-
plUI, Ann Arbor, Mich. ; Howard Fox, His-
torian. New Yorlt. Next meeting. Ann Ar-
bor. .Mich,. June, 1923.
Amsrican Elactrotkerapeutio Association
Organized 1890. Frank E. Peckham.
President, Providence. It L ; Barry Eaton
Stewart, First Vice Presirt ^ Haven.
Conn. ; T. Howard Plank. Pres-
ident, Chicago; Robert J Third
Vice President. Re.' » icior C.
Pedersen. Fourth Vi t, New Y'ork
City; WUIanI P \ Fifth Vice
President. Iraveli.
Treasurer :<ovacs.
Correapoi ^ city ;
Board of \ liiiani Mar-
tin. Fred . ars, Byron
Sprague. 1 :! ... ihree years.
VlrgU C. Kliiiiey. William D. .McFee ; Ed-
itor of Official Journal, William Benbam
Snow. Next meeting. Providence, R. I., Sep-
tember. 1923.
Amarieaa Gaitro-Enterologloal Association
George B. Eusterraan. President, 1:
ter, Minn. ; R. Walter Mills, Vice Pr.
Bt. Louis; Clement R. Jones, Tre,.Mii.-. i .•>
burgh; Arthur F. Chace, Serri.ri. 'j:.
Park Ave., New York City ; Kriie^t H
Gaither, Recorder, Baltimore.
American Gynecologicai Society
Organized 1870. John A. Sampson, Presi-
dent, Albany, N. Y*. ; Vice Presidents. Brook
M. Anspach. Philadelphia ; Frank W. Lynch,
San Francisco ; Charles C. Norrls. Treaaurer,
Philadelphia; Arthur H. Curtis. Secretjin ,
104 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago ; membership
limited to 100 Fellows. Next meeting. Hot
Springs, Va., May 21-23, 1923.
American Hospital Association
Organized 1899. Mr. Asa Bacon. Presi-
dent, Chicago; M. T. MacEachem, Presi-
dent-Elect; A. K. Haywood, First Vice Pres-
ident; Miss Charlotte Alkens, Second Vice
President; R. G. Broderlck, Third Vice
President; Robert J. Wilson, Treasurer;
Board of Trustees. M. T. MacEachem, A. C.
Bachmeyer. Jlr. Asa S. Bacon. Daniel S.
Test, Rev. .Maurice F. Griffin. Mr. Richard
P. Borden, Robert J. Wlla<m. .Miss Mary H.
Rlddell, Mr. H. E. Webster ; A. R. Warner,
Executive Secretary, 22 E Ontario St. Chi-
cago.
American institute of Homeopatliy
Organized 1844. Claude A. Burrett, Pres-
ident, Coitimbus, Ohio; Julia Holmes Smith,
Honorary President, Chicago; I.«ster E.
Slemon, First Vice President, Cleveland ;
U A. Royal, Second Vice President, West
Liberty. Iowa ; Conrad Wesselhoeft, Third
Vice President, Boston ; Richard H. Street.
Treasurer, Chicago ; C. A. Harkness, Secre-
tary, 29 E. Madison St. Chicago.
American Laryngologicai Association
Organized 1878. Emil Mayer, President,
New Y'ork: George Fetterolf, First Vice
President, Philadelphia : Lorenzo B. Lock-
ard. Second Vice President. Denver; George
17
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
M. Coates, Secretary, Philadelphia; J. Pay-
son Clark, Treasurer; J. B. Bryan, Li-
brarian ; Councilors, H. P. Mosher, C. 13.
Coakley, Harmon Smith, N. H. Pierce;
Biographer, D. B. Delaven; Abstract Ed-
itor, Charles J. Imperatori.
American Laryngological, Rliinological and
Otological Society
Organized 1S95. Dunbar Roy, President,
Atlanta, Ga. ; F. Nolton Bigelow, Providence,
B. I. ; William G. Harrison, Birmingham,
Ala. ; Gordon B. New, Rochester, Minn. ;
Robert Levy, Denver; Isaac H. Jones, Los
Angeles, Vice Presidents; Ewlng W. Day,
Treasurer, Pittsburgh ; William H. Haskins,
Secretary, New York City ; George L. Rich-
ards, Chairman Publication Committee, Fall
River, Mass.
American Medical Association
See pp. 9-16.
American Medical Editors' Association
Organized 1869. Frank C. Lewis, Presi-
dent, New York; D. S. Falrchiid, Vice
President, Clinton, Iowa; F. H. McMechan,
Secretary-Treasurer, Avon Lake, Ohio ; Ex-
ecutive Committee, H. E. Lewis, Mr. C. C.
Taylor, T. L. Stedman.
American Neurological Association
Organized 1875. Harvey Cushing, Presi-
dent. Boston ; Vice Presidents, Herman
Hoppe, Cincinnati ; Charles S. Potts. Phila-
delphia ; Frederick Tilney, Secretary, 870
Madison Ave., New York City ; Councilors,
J. R. Hunt, H. M. Thomas, T. H. Weisen-
burg, S. J. Schwab, Adolf Meyer. Next
meeting, Boston, 1923.
American Orthopedic Association
Organized 1887. Ralph R. Fitch, Presi-
dent, Rochester, N. Y. ; William S. Baer,
President-Elect, Baltimore ; Fred H. Albee,
Vice President, New York City ; John L.
Porter, Treasurer, Chicago ; DeForest P.
Willard, Secretary, 1630 Spruce St., Phila-
delphia. Next meeting, Rochester, N. Y.,
June 7-9, 1923.
American Otological Society
Organized 18G7. George E. Shambaugh,
President, Chicago; John B. Rae, Vice Pres-
ident, New York City ; Thomas J. Harris,
Secretary-Treasurer, 104 E. 40th St., New
York City. Next meeting, Atlantic City,
N. J., May, 1923.
American Pathological SoeUty
£. L. Opie, President, St. Ix>uis; Wade
H. Brown. Secretary, Rockefeller Institute,
New York City.
American Pediatric Society
Organized 1888. L. Emmi-tt Holt, Presi-
dent New York City ; William W. Butter-
worth. Vice President, New Orleans ; How-
ard Childs Carpenter, Secretary and Trea-
surer, 1803 Spruce St, Philadelphia; Henrj-
L. K. Shaw, Recorder and Editor, Albany
N. Y. Next meeting. French Lick, Ind..
May 31-June 2, 1923.
American Pharmacological Society
C. W. Edmunds, President. University of
Michigan, Ann Arl>or, Mich. ; E. D. Brown,
Secretary, University of Minnesota, Min-
neapolis, Minn. Next meeting, St. Loula,
Mo.
Amwican Physiological Society
Organized 1887. Prof. A. J. Carlson,
President, Chicago : J. Erlanger. Treasurer.
St. Louis : Mr. Charles W. Greene. Secre-
tary. 814 Virginia Are.. Columbia, Mo.; Mr.
D. D. Van Slyke, Chairman of the Exec-
utive Board of the Federation of American
Societies for Experimental Biology, New
York City. Next mcellng, St. Louis, Dec.
27-29. 1923.
American Proctologic Society
Organized 1899. Emmelt H. Terrell, Pres-
ident, Kiihmond. Va. ; William 11. KIger.
Vice Pruldent, Los Angeles ; Ralph W.
Jackson, Secretary-Treasurer, 245 Cherry
St., Fail River, .Mass. ; Executive Council.
Emmet H. Terrell, Descum C. McKenney,
Granville S. Banes, Ralph W. Jackson. Next
meeting, Los Angeles, June 22-23, 1923.
American Psychiatric Association
Organized 1844. H. W. Mitchell, Presi-
dent, Warren, Pa. ; Thos. W. Salmon, Vice
President, New York City; C. Floyd Havi-
land, Secretary-Treasurer, Albany, N. Y.
Next meeting, June 19-22, Detroit.
American Psychoanalytic Association
Organized 1911. C. C. Wheeling, Presi-
dent, Pittsburgh ; C. P. Oberndorf, Secretary,
249 W. 79th St., New York City.
American Psychopathological Association
Organized 1910. John T. MacCurdy, Pres-
ident, New York City ; Sanger Brown, 2d.
Secretary-Treasurer, 173 E. 70th St., New
York City
American Public Health Association
Organized 1872. E. C. Levy, President;
Henrj- F. Vaughan, First Vice President ;
Gabriel M. Malde, Second Vice President;
H. L. Rockwood, Third Vice President;
Roger I. Lee, Treasurer ; A. W. Hedrick, Sec-
reury. 370, 7th Ave., New York City ; Ex-
ecutive Committee. M. P. Ravenel, Roger I.
Lee, A. W. Hedrlch. A. J. McLaughlin,
E. C. Levy. E. A. Wlnslow, Lee K. Frankel,
C. J. Hastings.
American Roentgen Ray Society
Organized 1900, Holils E. Potter, Presi-
dent-Elect, Chicago; W. W. Watklns, Secre-
tary, Goodrich Bldg., Phoenix, Ariz. Next
meeting, Chicago, 1923.
American Sanitarium Association
Organized 1905. I<awrason Brown, Presi-
dent ; Walter Rathbun, Vice President ; E. S.
McSwecncy, Secretary-Treasurer, 132 E.
36th St., New York.
American School Hygiene Association
Organized 1907. Thomas D. Wood, Presi-
dent, New York City ; Arnold Gesseli, Vice
President, New Haven, Conn. ; Harry B.
Burns, Secretary-Treasurer, Board of Pub-
lic Education, Pittsburgh.
American Social HyglMia Association
Organized 1914. Hermann M. Brlggs.
President : Vice Presidents, John J. Eagan.
.lohn H. Stokes. William S. Keller, Ray Ly-
man Wilbur; Jerome f). Greene. Treasurer:
Donald R. Hooker, Secretary, Roland Park,
Md. ; WUllam F. Snow, General Director.
American Society of Biological Chemists
Philip A. Shaffer, Ph.D., President, Wash-
ington University. Medical School, St. Louis;
Victor C. Myers, Ph.D., Secretary, New York
Post Graduate Medical School, New York
City. Next meeting, St. Louis, Dec. 2T-29,
ii)2:i.
American Society of Clinical Pathologist!
Philip Hiilkowltz, President, Denver; Wil-
liam C. MacCarty, First Vice President.
Rochester. Minn. ; Herbert R. Brown. Second
Vice President. Rochester. N. Y. ; Ward Bur-
dlck. Secretary-Treasurer. Denver ; Execu-
tive Committee, Josiah J. Moore, Chicago ;
J. H. Black. Dallas, Texas ; Murray C.
Stone. Springfield. Mo. ; Board of Censors,
A. H. Schade, Toledo. Ohio; Francis L.
Burnett, Boston ; Willis P. Butler, Sbreve-
port. La.
American Society of Tropical Madlelna
Organized 1903. Ceorge Dock. President,
St. liouis ; Vice I'resldcnts, Sidney K.
Simon. New Orleans; Joseph F. Slier. Wash-
ington. D. C. ; B. H. Ransom, Secretary-
Treasurer. U. S. Bureau of Animal ndus-
try. Washington. D. C. ; Allen J. Smith, As-
sistant Secretary, Philadelphia.
American Society for Experimental
Pathology
Organized 1912. Howard T. Kasner.
President ; Eugene L. Opie, Vice President ;
Wade H. Brown. Secretary -Treasurer;
rnuncilors, A. R. Dochez and George W.
Whipple.
American Surgical Asiociation
Organized ISSO. L. I... MeArthur. Presi-
dent ; Vice Presidents. Eliot Ellsworth. Jr.,
Donald C. Balfour ; C. H. Peck, Treasurer ;
John H. Jopson. Recorder; Robert B. Green-
ough. Secretary, 8 Marlborough St., Bos-
ton ; Council, George E. Brewer, John B.
Roberts, John M. T. Finney.
American Therapeutic Society
Organized 1900. Charles G. Jennings,
President, Detroit ; Harry B. Anderson. First
Vice President, Toronto, Ont. ; Fitch C. E.
Mattison, Second Vice President. Pasadena,
Calif. ; Thomas P. Reiliey, Third Vice Pres-
ident, New York; Lewljs H. Taylor, Secre-
tary, The Cecil, Washington, D. C. ; Spencer
L. Dawes, Treasurer, New York : Noble P.
Barnes, Chairman of Council. Washington.
D. C. ; C. E. DeM. Sajous. Chairman Ad-
mission Committee, Philadelphia ; Jacob
Doner, Editor of Transactions.
American Urological Association
Organized 1902. Henry L. Sanford, Pres-
ident; James A. Gardner, Vice President;
James B. Cross, Treasurer ; H. G. Hamer.
Secretary, 723 Hume-Mansur Bldg., In-
dianapolis ; Executive Committee, C. R.
O'Crowiey, H. A. Fowler. E. O. Smltt,
George R. Livermore, W. M. Spltzer. Next
meeting. Rochester, Minn., 1923.
America's Lithuanian Medical Association
Organized 1912. V. A. Slmkus, Presi-
dent, Chicago; C. K. Kllauga. Vice President,
Chicago ; J. Kulius, Treasurer, Chicago ;
A. L. Gralczunaa, Secretary, 3310 S. Hal-
sted SL, Chicago. Next meeting, Jan. 26,
1923.
Association of American Medical CollegM
Organized 1890. Charles P. Emerson,
President, Indianaiiolis; Irving S. t'lilter.
Vice President, Omaha ; Fred C. Kaplfe.
Secretary-Treasurer. 3431 Lexington St.,
Chicago.
Association of American Physiolant
Organized 1886. James B. Uerrick, Pres-
ident, Chicago; C. F. Martin, Vice Presi-
dent, Montreal, Que. ; Thomas .McCrae,
Secretary, Philadelphia ; J. A. Capps. Trea-
surer, Chicago: Thomas A. Boggs. Recorder.
Baltimore. Next meeting, Atlantic City,
N. J.. May. 1923.
Association of American Teachers of tha
Diseases of Children
Organized 1907. John A. Foote, Presi-
dent, Washington, D. C. ; Robert A. Strong.
Vice President, Pass Christian. Miss. : J.
Victor Greenebaum. Secretary-Treasurer. 4
W. 17th St., Cincinnati : Senators, Isaac
Abt, Chicago; E. P. Copeland. Washington,
D. C. ; W. A. Mulherln. Augusta, Ga. Next
meeting, San Francisco.
Association of Life Insurance Medical
Directors
Organized 1889, Thomas F. McMahon,
President; Frank L. Grosvenor, First Vice
President; William R. Ward. Second Vice
President: Angles B. Hobbs. Secretary. 346
Broadway. New York; Charles L. ChrlsUer-
nin. Treasurer; Robert M. Daley, Editor of
Proceedings.
Association of Military Surgeons of tho
United States
Col. Charles Lynch, I'rcsldent ; Lieut. -
CoL D. 8. Falrchiid. Second Vice President:
8r. Surg. J. C. Perry. Third Vice Presi-
dent; Col. James Rubb Church. Secretary -
Treasurer, Array Medical Museum, Wash-
ington, D. C. ; Lieut.-Coi. F. H. Garrison,
Assistant Secretary.
Canadian Medical Association
Organized 1867. Charles F. Martin,
President, Montreal, Que. ; J. W. Scane,
Secretary-Treasurer, 836 University SL,
Montreal, yue. Next meeting at Montreal,
the third week in June, 1923.
Canadian Society of Anaosthetlstt
William Welister, President, Wionlpes,
Man. ; David H. Arnott, Vice President,
I>ondon, Ont. ; Wesley Bourne, Secretary-
Treasurer, 34 St. .Mark St., Montreal. Quo.;
Executive Committee. J. L. Alien. Calgary,
Sask. ; Thomas R. Haniey, Toronto, Ont. ;
Charles La Rocque, Montreal, Que. ; Walter
L. Muir. Halifax, N. S.
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NATIONAL AND INTERSTATE SOCIETIES
Canadian Tubtrculosii Association
Orgunlzcd 1900. A. B. Cook, I'resldent.
Regtoa, Sasli. ; Robert E. Woderhouno. ti«c-
relary, Buiili St., Cliambers, Ottawa, Ont.
Next iiieetlnB, Alberta, l'Ji'3.
Central Statts Pediatric Society
Tlioinaji B. C'oulcy, I'reiiUlent, Detroit;
Franii 1". UeKenbacb, Vice I'resldent, Den-
ver; U. T. Price, Secretary-Treusurcr, West-
inghiiuse Bldg., rittsburgb ; Member of Ex-
ecutive Cuiiiuilttoo, (i. K. Baxter, Chicago.
Conference of State and Provincial
Health Authorltlu
Organized 1884. A. T. McCormlck, Pres-
ident ; K. M. Olin, Secretary-Treaaurer,
Offlce or Michigan Department of Health,
Lansing, Mich.
Congress of American Physicians and
Surgeons
Organized 1888. Fraiilc Billings, Presi-
dent, Chkago ; Krances W. Peabody, Trea-
surer, Boston ; Walter H. Slelner. 646
Asylum Ave., Hartfurd, Conn., Secretary.
Next meeting, Washington, D. C, May,
1925.
Medical Association of the Southweet
Membership limited tu members ut the
constituent State Associations of Missouri,
Arkansa.t. Kansas, Texas and Oklahoma.
Organized 1906. Fred H. Clark, President,
Dawson Springs, Ky. ; Vice President for
MLssourl, (j. W. Robinson, Kansas City, Mo. ;
for Oklahoma,, C. R. Day, Oklahoma City.
Okla. ; for Texas, T. C. Terrell, Ft. Wortli,
Texas ; Edward U. Skinner, Secretary -Trea-
surer, 1020 Blalto Bldg., Kansas City, Mn.
Next meeting, Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 15-22,
1923.
Medical Society of the Missouri Valley
Organized 1888. Floyd H. Spencer, Pres-
ident, St. Joseph, Mo. ; W. F. Stotler, Flr.sl
Vice President, Shenandoah, Iowa; Second
Vice President, Palmer Flndley, Omaha ;
Charles Wood Fasset, Secretary, 115 E.
31st St., Kansas City, Mo. ; O. C. Gebhart.
Treasurer, St. Joseph, Mo. Next mcetlni:.
Omaha, Sept. 20-21, 192:i.
Mississippi Valley Medical Association.
Organized 1875. Henry Enos Tuley, Pres-
ident, Loulsrllle, Ky. ; William Engelbach.
First Vice President, St. Louis; John DeJ
Pemberton, Second Vice President, Roches-
ter, Minn. ; S. C. Stanton, Treasurer, Chi-
cago; John L. Tlemey, Secretary, Univer-
sity Club Bldg., St. Louis. Next meeting.
Hot Springs, National Park, Ark., Oct. 9
11, 1923.
National Association for the Study and
Education of Exceptional Children
Established 1905. Offlce, Plalnfleld, N. J.
Samuel D. Levy, President ; Clayton Sedg-
wick Cooper, Vice President ; William F.
Blake-Burke, (;encral Secretary ; William
W. Young, Treasurer; Maximilian P. K.
Groszmann, Founder and Educational Di-
rector. .
National Association for the Study
of Epilepsy
Organized 1901. L. Pierce Clark. Presi-
dent, New York; Arthur !>. Shaw, Secretary-
Treasurer, Camden, N. Y.
National Committee for the Prevention of
Blindness
Organized 1915. William H. Taft, Hon-
orary President; William Fellowes Morgan.
President, New York; F. Park Lewis. First
Vice President, Buffalo ; Miss Louisa Lee
Schuyler. Second Vice President, New
Y'ork; Mrs. Winifred Hathaway. Secretary,
130 E. 22d St.. New York; Mr. Georce
Blasden. Treasurer. New Y'ork; Mr. Ed-
ward M. Van Cleve, Managing Director,
New Y'ork; Jlr. Lewis H. Carris, Field Sec-
retary, New Y'ork.
National Eclectic Medical Association
Organized 1870. Morse Harrod, President.
Ft. Wayne, Ind. ; D. E. Saxon, Vice Presi-
dent, Tampa, Fla. ; William N. Mundv, Cor-
responding Secretary, Forrest, Ohio ; William
P. Best, Secretary, Indianapolis ; J. Paul
Harvill, Treasurer, Nashville, Tenn. Kext
meeting, Waukesha, Wis., June, 1923.
National Medical Association (Colored)
Organized 1895. J. E. Perry, President,
Kansas City, Mo. ; W. C. Alexander, Secre-
tary, 279 Bank S., .New:Lrk N. J.; J. I".
Lory, Treasurer, Florence, S. C. G. E.
Cannon, <.Miairnian of the Executive Board,
Jersey City, N. J. ; E. T. Belsaw, Secretary
of the Executive Board, Mobile, Ala. ; J. A.
Kenney, Editor of N. H. A., Tiukogee In-
stitute, Ala.
National Tuberculosis Association
Organized 1904. I.awrason Brown, Pres-
ident; Vice Presidents, Charles J. Halfleld.
J. W. Peltlt; George .M. Kober. Secretary,
1819 O St., N.W.. Washington, D. C. ; Henry
B. Piatt, Treasurer; LInsiy R. Williams,
Managing Director, 370, 7th Ave., New
York. Next meeting, Santa Barbara, Calif.,
June 18-23, 1923.
New England Society of Psychiatry
W. E. Femald, President, Waverly,
Mass. ; A. V. Goss, Vice I'resldent, Taunton,
.Muss. ; G. K. Butterfleld. Secretary -Trea-
surer, Butler Hospital, Providence, R. I. ;
Councilors, E. B. Lane, H. L. Horsraan.
Northern TrI-State Medical Association
Organized 1873. J. M. Livingston, Presi-
dent. Highland Park. Mich. ; T. J. Creel.
Vice President, Angola, Ind.; J. A. Weltz,
Treasurer. Montpeller, Ohio ; C. W. Hay-
wood, Secretary, Elkhart, Ind.
Ohio Valley Medical Association
Organized 1889. Louis W. Bremerman,
President, Chicago; Sidney J. Elcbel, First
Vice President, Evanavllle, Ind. ; Leon L.
Solomon, Second Vice President, Louisville,
Ky. ; Murray N. Hadlcy, Third Vice Presi-
dent, Indianapolis ; BcnJ. L. W. Floyd. Sec-
retary and Treasurer, Evansvllle, Ind.
Radlolofical Society of North America
Organized 191S. Albert Soiland, Presi-
dent, Los Angeles; Koilin H. Stevens, Vice
President, Detroit ; M. J. Sandlwm, Secre-
tary-Treasurer, 587 Apleton St., Appleton.
Wis.
Society of American Bacteriologists
E. G. Hastings, President, Madison, Wis. :
T. M. Sherman, Secretary-Treasurer, P. O.
Box 184, Washington, D. C.
Society of Clinical Surgery
Organized 1903. Harvey Cushing, Presi-
dent. Boston ; John H. Gibbon, Vice Presi-
dent, Philadelphia ; Charles H. Frazier.
Treasurer, Philadelphia; John T. Bottom-
ley, Secretarj-, 165 Beacon St., Boston.
Southern Gastro-Enteroiogical Association
Organized 1916. Marvin H. Smith, Presi-
dent, Jacksonville, Fla. ; Julius Friedenwald,
Vice President, Baltimore; John B. FItts.
Secretary-Treasurer, Doctors Bldg., Atlanta,
Ga.
Southern Medical Association
Organized 1906. Membership limited to
members of the state societies of Alabama,
Arkansas, District of Columbia, Florida.
Georgia, Kentucky, liouislana. Maryland,
Mississippi. Missouri. North Carolina, Okla-
homa, South Carolina. Tennessee, Texas,
Virginia, West Virginia, and commissioned
ofBcers of the medical department of the
I'nlted States Army, Navy and Public
Health Service. W. S. Leathers, President,
lackson. Miss. ; Vice Presidents. W. A. Mul-
herln, Augusta, Ga. : W. T. Wooton, Hot
Sprinsrs, Ark. : Mr. A. P. Loranz, Secretary-
Manager. Birmingham, Ala. ; M. Y. Dab-
ney. Editor, Birmingham. Ala. Next meet-
ing, Washington, D. C, Nov. 12-15, 1923.
Southern Surgical Association
Organized 1887. J.imes F. Mitchell, Presi-
dent, Washington, D. C. ; Vice Presidents.
V. P. Blair, St Louis; R. L. Gibbon, Char-
lotte, N. C. ; Hubert A. Royster, Secretary.
423 Fayettevllle St, Raleigh, N. C. ; Guy L.
Hunner. Treasurer, Baltimore. Next meet-
ing. White Sulphur Springs. W. Va., Dec.
11-13, 1923.
The American College of Physicians
James M. Anders, President, Philadelphia ;
Henry Plummer, First Vice President.
Rochester, Minn. ; Stewart R. Roberts, Sec-
ond Vice President, Atlanta, Ga. ; Clement
R. Jones, Treasurer, Plttsburgb ; Frank
Smithies, Secretary, 1002 N. Dearborn St.,
Chicago.
Tlie American Congress on Internal
Medicine
Sydney B. Miller, President, Baitlm6re;
Henry Plummer, First Vice Pn'sldeni, Roch-
ester, Minn. ; Stewart K. Roberts, Second
Vice President, Atlanta, Ga. ; Clement R.
Jones, Treasurer, PltUburgh ; Frank
Smithies, Secretary, 1002 N. Dearborn St.,
Chicago.
The American Ophtbaimologlcal Society
Organized 1864. W. H. Wllmer, Presi-
dent; Alexander Duane, Vice President;
T. B. Holloway. Secretary-Treasurer, 1819
Chestnut St., Philadelphia : Councilors, H.
F Hansen, E. C. Ellet, Walter B. Lancas-
ter, Walter B. Parker, Walter E. Lambert.
Next meeting, Colorado Springs, Colo., June
19-21. 19X3.
The National Committee for Mental Hygiens,
Walter B. James. President, 7. E 70th
.St., New York City; Charles W. Eliot, Cam-
bridge, Mass. ; Bernard Sachs, New York
city; William H. Welch, Baltimore, Vice
Presidents; .Mr. ClKTord W. Beers, Secretary,
370. 7tll Ave., New York City ; Otto T.
Bannard. Treasurer, New York CUy.
The Pacific Northwest Medical Association
Organized 1922. Membership limited to
physicians of Oregon, Washington, Idaho,
.Montana. Utah. British Columbia, Alberta
and Saskatchewan. J. Earl Else. Presi-
dent, Portland, Ore; H. D. Dudley. Preal-
dent-Elecl, Seattle ; A. S. Munro, First Vice
President. Vancouver. B. C. ; J. E. Tyree,
Second Vice President. Salt Lake City ;
Frederick Epplen, Secretary-Treasurer,
Paulsen Bldg., Spokane, Wash. Next meet-
ing. Seattle, July. 1923.
TrI-State District Medical Association—
Iowa. Illinois and Wisconsin
Organized 1915. For postgraduate work.
Horace Brown. President, Milwaukee; Wil-
liam B. Peck. Managing Drector, Freeport,
111. Next meeting, Des Moines, Iowa, No-
vember. 1923.
Tri-State Medical Association of the
Carollnas and Virginia
Organized 1898. The annual meetings
are held consecutively in the constituent
states. North Carolina, South Carolina and
Virginia. S. S. Gale, President. Roanoke.
^ a. : Vice Presidents, W. E. Driver Nor-
folk. Va. ; I. P. Battle, Rocky Mount, N. C. ;
R. B. Eptlng. Greenwood, S. C. ; James K.
Hall, Secretary-Treasurer, Richmond. Va.
Next meeting. High Point. N. C, Feb. 21-
22, 1923.
Tri-State Medical Society— Arkansas,
Louisiana and Texas
Organized 1904 .T. X. White. President,
Texarkana. Ark.: Vice Presidents: for Ar-
kansas, J. W. Baker; for Ixiulsiana, J. L.
Scales ; for Texas, J. K. Smith ; Frank H.
Walke. Secretary-Treasurer, Shreveport, La. ;
Councillors, W. G. Hartt, W. R. Phillips, T.
B. Tnoke.
Western Electro-Therapeutic Association
T. Howard Plank, President. Chicago;
M. P. Springer, Vice President, Tulsa. Okla. ;
W. P. Grimes. Treasurer, Kansas City, Mo. ;
Charles Wood Fassett, Secretary, 115 E.
31st St., Kansas City, Mo.; Trustees. 0. J.
Cunningham, Kansas City, Mo. ; B. B.
Grover. Colorado Springs, Colo. ; Frank J.
luen, Kansas City, Mo. ; Curren Pope, Louis-
ville. Ky. Next meeting, Kansas City, Mo.,
1923.
Western Surgical Association
Organized 1891. Membership limited to
175 members. Horace G. Wetherlli, Presl-
ilent. Denver; Vllray P. Blalr. First Vice
President, St. Louis ; J. Frank Corbett. Sec-
ond Vice President, Minneapolis ; Warren
A. Dennis, Secretary-Treasurer, Hamm
Bldg.. St. Paul. Next meeting, Colorado
Springs. Colo., Dec, 1923.
19
MEDICAL COLLEGES
ItOTE. — This list includes the names of all Medical Colleges, existing and extinct, in the United States. Canada and Philippine Islands
followed by a brief history of each ; a classification of Medical Colleges, prepared by the Council on Medical Education and Hospitals of the
American Medical Association; a list of postgraduate schools in the United States, and a list of foreign Medical Colleges.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF AMERICAN
COLLEGES
Alabama, Medldal College of. Mobile.— Ala.l.
Alabama, Univ. of. School of Med. — Ala.2.
Albany Medical College, Albany. — N.Y.3. |
Alberta Univ. of Fac. of Med.— AlU.l. ]
American Anthropological University of St. ]
Louis. — M0.S9.
American College of Arts and Sciences
Med. Dept., Buffalo. — N.Y.39.
American College of Medical Science, New
York City.— N.Y.33.
American College of Med. and Surg— 111.22
American College of Medicine in Pennsyl-
vania.— Pa. 14.
American Eclectic Medical College.— 0.16.
American Health College, Cincinnati.— 0.34.
American Med. Coll., Indianapolis— Ind.19.
American Medical Coll., St. Louis.— Mo.lO.
American Medical College, Eclectic— 0. 30.
Amer. Med. Coll., Eclectic, St. Louis. — Mo.lO.
American Medical Missionary Coll. — 111.19.
American Society of Arts and Sciences, Buf-
falo.—N.Y.39.
American Society of Literature and Art,
Buffalo.— N.Y.39.
American University of Pennsylvania, Eclec-
tic, Philadelphia.- Pa.16.
Arkansas Industrial University Medical De-
partment Little Rock. — Arkl.
Arkansas, University of, Med. DepU, Little
Rock.— Ark. 1.
Asbury University Med. Dept.— Ind.S.
Atlanta College of Phya. and Surgs.- Ga.ll.
Atlanta Medical College. — Ga.5.
Atlanta School of Medicine.- Ga.l2.
Atlantic Medical College, Baltimore.— Md.8.
Baltimore Mcrilcal College. — Md.4.
Baltimore University School of Med. — Md.6.
Barnes Medical College, St. Louis— Mo.28.
Baylor University College of Med.— Tex. 4.
Beach Medical College, Indianapolis. — Ind.15.
Beach Med. Institute. Indianapolis. — Ind.15.
Beaumont Hospital Medical College. — Mo.24.
Bell Medical College, Dallas.- Tex.8.
Bellevue Hospital Medical College— N.Y. 10.
Bellerue Medical College of Massachusetts.
— M8SS.9.
Bennett College of Eclectic Medicine and
Surgery, Chicago. — III.8.
Bennett Medical College.— ni.8.
Berkshire Medical Coll., Plttsflcld. — Mass. 2
Bethel Medical Department of Southwestern
University, Little Rock. — Ark.3.
Birmingham Medical College. — Ala.4.
Bishop College, University of. Faculty of
Med.— tjue.5.
Boston University School of Med. — Mass.5.
Biitanic Medical College, Memphis. — Tenn.3.
Botaiiico-Medlcal College of Ohio.- 0.5.
Bowdoln Medical School. — Me.l.
Buwdoln College, Med. Dept. of. — Me.l.
Brown Univ. Med. Dept., Providence. — R.I.I.
Buffalo College of Rational Med— N.Y. 36.
Buffalo, University of, Dept. of .Med. — NY. 6.
Butler University Med. Department. — Ind.8.
Callfomlai Eclectic Medical College. — Cal.4.
California Med. Coll., San Francisco.- Cal.4.
California Medical Society and College of
Physicians, San Francisco. — Cal.3.
California, Univ. of, Med School. — Cal.2.
California, Univ. of Southern, Med. Dept.
(Coll. of Phya. and Surg.).— Cal.».
Caatleton Medical Academy (College). — Vt.l.
Central College Med. Dept. — Mo.44.
Central College of Pbys. and Surgs. — Ind.9.
Central Medical College of New York —
N.Y. 28.
Central Medical Coll. of St. Joseph— Mo.29.
Central Tenn. Collece Med. Dept. — Tenn.T.
Central Univ. of Kentucky Med. Dept. — Ky.5.
Central Univ. of Med. and Science. — N.J.4.
Cbaddock School of Med., Qulncy.— III.IZ.
Charity Ho»p. Med. Coll., Cleveland. — 0.11.
Charity Hosp. Med. Coll., New Orleans. — La.S
Charleston Medical School.— S.C.3.
Chattanooga Medical College. — Tenn.9.
Chattanooga National Med. Coll. — Tenn.18.
Chattanooga, Univ. of, Med. Dept. — Tenn.9.
Chicago College of Med. and Surg.— 111.22.
Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery,
Physio-Medical.— 111.20.
Chicago College of Science. — 111.26.
Chicago Eclectic Medical College.— 111.22.
Chicago Homeopathic Med. College. — 111.10.
Chicago Hospital College of Med.— 111.42.
Chicago Northwestern College. — III. 7.
Chicago Medical College.- I1I.6.
Chicago Medical School.— 111.42.
Chicago Physlo-Medlcal College. — 111.5.
CTiIcago Physlo-Medlcal Institute. — 111.5.
Chicago, University of, Med. Dept.— III. 1.
Cincinnati College of Med. and Surg. — 0.8.
Cincinnati Literary and Scientific Inst. — 0.4.
Cincinnati Medical College.- 0.27.
Cincinnati Physlo-Medlcal College.— 0.4.
Cincinnati, Univ. of, CoU. of Med— 0.41.
Clark University Med. Dept.— Ga. 15.
Clark University Med. Dept.— Mass.14.
Cleveland College of Phys. and Surgs. — 0.12.
Cleveland Homeopathic Med. Coll. — 0.28.
Cleveland Medical College. — 0.6.
Cleveland Med. Coll., Homeopathic. — 0,23.
Cleveland-Pulte Medical College.— 0.26.
Cleveland University of .Med. and Surg. — 0.7.
Clinical School of Medicine —Vt.3.
College of American .Med. and Surg. — Ga.8.
College of Homeopathic Medicine and Surg,
of the Kansas City University. — Mo.31.
College of Medical Evangelists, Loma Linda.
— CaI.12.
College of Medicine, Botanic, New York
City.— N.Y. 24.
College of Medicine and Surgery, Physlo-
Medlcal. Chicago.— III. 5.
Coll. of Med. of Maryland, Baltimore.— Md.l.
College of Philadelphia Dept. of Med. — Pa. I.
College of I'hyslclans and Surgeons, Little
Rock.— Ark.2.
College of I'hyslclans and Surgeons, Los
Angeles. — Cal.8.
College of Physicians and Surgeons of San
Francisco. — Cal,7.
College of Phys. and Surgs., Denver. — Culo.4.
College of Phys. and Surgs., Chicago. — 111.11.
College of Physicians and Surgeons of the
Upper Mississippi, Rock Island.— 111.24.
Coll. of Phys. and Surgs. of Indiana. — Tud.6.
Coll. of Phys. and Surgs., Keokuk. — la.l.
College of I'hyslclans and Surgeons, Kansas
City.— Kan.4.
Coll. of I'bya. and Surgs. of Baltimore. —
Md.3.
Coll. of Phys. and Surgs., Boston. — Mass.6.
College of Physicians and Surgeons. Minne-
apolis.— Minn. 5.
Coll. of Pbys. and Surgs. of Kansas City.
— Mo.8.
Coll. of Pbys. and Surgs. of St. Joseph. —
Mo.15.
Coll. of Phys. and Surgs. of St. Louis. —
Mo.i.
Coll. of Phys. and Surgs.. Arlington.— N.C,6.
College of Phynlclans and Surgeons In the
City of .New York.— N.Y.I.
Coll. of I'hys. and Surgs. of the Western
District of New York. Fairfield —N.Y. 2.
College of Physicians and Surgeons. Homeo-
pathic, Buffalo. — N.Y.IT.
Coll. of Phys. and Surgs., Memphis. —
Tenn. 15.
Coll. of Pbys. and Surgs., Dallas.- -Tex. 8.
Coll. of I'by.H. and Surgs., Richmond. — Va.6.
Colorado School of Medicine. — t:'olo.2.
Colorado, University of, School of Medi-
cine. Denver. — Colo.2.
Columbia College Medical Faculty. New
York.— N.Y.I.
Columbia University College of Physicians
and Surgeons. — N.Y.I.
Columbian Collefe Med. Dept. — D.C.I.
Columbian Med. Coll.. Kansas City.— Mo.41.
Columbian University Medical Department
Washington— D.C.I.
Columbus Medical College — 0.14.
Coney Medical Institute, Milwaukee. — Wls.l.
Cooper Medical Coll., S.in Frnncisco.— Call.
Cornell University Medical College. — N.Y.20.
Cotner University Medical Collete.— Neb.4.
Council Bluffs Medical College.— la.l 1.
Crelghton University Coil, of Med. — Neb. 6.
Cumberland University Med. Dept.Tenn.2.
Curtis Physlo-Med. Inst., Marlon.— Ind.lJ.
Dalhousle Univ. Faculty of Med. — N.S.I.
Dallas Medical College.— Tei.lO.
Dallas, University of, Med. Dept — Tex.4.
Dalton Medical College, Dalton. — Ga.l4.
Dartmouth College Med. Dept. — N.H.I.
Dartmouth Medical School, Hanover. — N.H.I.
Davidson School of Medicine. — N.C.4.
Da>ton Medical University. — 0 37.
Dearborn Medical College, (niicago. — 111.23.
Denver and Gross Coll. of Med. — Colo. 5.
Denver College of Medicine.— Colo. 1.
Denver College of Phys. and Surgs. — Colo. 4.
Denver Homeopathic College. — Colo.4.
Denver, University of, Med. Dept. — l^olo.S.
Detroit College of Medicine.- Mlcb.7.
Detroit College of Med. and Surg— Mlch.7.
Detroit Homeopathic College.— Mlcb. 11.
Detroit Homeopathic Medical Coll.— Mlch.3.
Detroit Medical College.— Mich. 2.
Detroit University of Medicine.— Mlch.15.
Detroit University of Rational Medicine and
Surgery, Detroit— Mich. 14.
Drake University College of Medicine. — la. 8.
Druldlc Banchorelon, Buffalo. — .N.Y.SS.
Druldlc Univ. of Maine, LewLston. — .Me.S.
Dunham Medical College, Chicago. — 111.18
Dutton -Medical College, Chicago —111.38.
Eastern University School of Medicine, Bal-
timore—Md.l 1.
Eclectic College of Med. and Surg. — 0.31.
Eclectic College of Phys and Surgs. — Ind.l6.
Eclectic Medical College of Indiana. — Ind.l7.
Eclectic Medical College. Louisville.- Ky.3.
Eclectic Medical College. Cincinnati.— 0.2.
Eclectic Medical College of the City of New
York.— N.Y. 13.
Eclectic Med. Coll. of Maine. Lewlston.—
Me.2.
Eclectic Med. Coll. of Pennsylvania.— Pa.I7.
Eclectic Med. Coll. of Philadelphia —Pa. 14.
Eclectic Medical Institute. Cincinnati. — 0.2.
Eclectic Med. Institute, Memphis.— Tenn.3.
Eclectic Medical Institute of New York
Rochester.- N.Y.26.
Kelactic Med. Univ., Kansas City, Kan.—
Kan.7.
Eclectic Med. Univ., Kansas City, Ho.—
Mo.33.
Eclectic School of Medicine of Milton Vol-
verslly.— Md.Il.
Edlnborough Medical College, Lumbartown.
— N.C.2.
Edlnburg University, Chicago. — III 7.
Edwards Medical College.— N.Y. 44
Electropatblc Institute, Philadelphia.— Pa.I»
Emory University School of ,Med— Ga.5.
Bnsworth-Central Med. College, St. Joseph.
Enswortb Med. College, St. Joseph. — Mo.22.
Epworth College of Medicine.- Okla.2.
Excelsior Medical College, Boston. — Maas.lZ.
Excelsior Medical College, New York —
NY. 31.
Fairfield Medical School.- N.Y.2.
Flint Medical College of New Orleans Uni-
versity.— La.4.
Florida, University of, Med. Dept.— Fla.l.
Fordham Univ. School of Med. — N.Y.43.
Fort Dearborn Hospital Med. School. — IU.41.
Fort Wayne College of Medicine. — Ind.lO.
Fort Worth School of Medicine— Tex, 3.
Fort Worth University Med. Dept — Tex.S.
Franklin Med. College, Philadelphia. — ^Pa.t.
Fredonia, Medical School of.- N.Y.Z6.
Galveston Medical College. — Tex. I.
20
MEDICAL COLLEGES
Gate City Med. CoU«(e, Tazarkant. — Tax.T.
(ieneral Meiltrnl CnlleBe. Chlcniio. — III. 4.
G«neTt Medlrtl Collete, Genera. — N.T.4.
O«orga Waablngton Unlreraltjr Med. School.
—D.C.I.
Georgetown Univ. School of Med. — D.C.2.
Georgia Coll. of Eclec. Med. and Surg. —
Ga.t.
Georgia, Eclectic Med. Coll., AtlanU. — 0».».
Georgia, UnlTeratty of. Medical Dept — Oa.l.
German Acad, of Paycblatric Phya. — 111.31.
German-American Homeo. Med. Coll. — 111.32
German College of Gynecology, I'edlatrica
and Obstetrics. Chicago. — 111.38.
German College of Medicine and Obstetrlca,
Chicago.— ni.2S.
German Homeopathic Medical College, Chi-
cago.— 111.29.
German Medical College, Chicago. — 111.30.
Graffenburg lastltute. — Ala.l.
Grand Rapids Medical College— MIch.lO.
Grant Unlrerslty Med. Dept. — Tenn.t.
Gross Madlcal College, Denver. — Colo.3.
Haboenuuin Hospital College of San Fran-
cisco.— Cal.5.
Hahnemuin Medical College, San Francisco.
—Cal.5.
Hahnemann Med. Coll. and Hospital of Chi-
cago.— 111 4.
Hahnemann Medical College and Hoapltal of
Pbiladelpbla— Pa.S.
Hahnemann Medical College of Philadelphia.
—Pa 18.
Hahnemann Med. ColL of the Kaiuai City
University. — Mo. 31.
Hahnemann Med. Coll. of the PaclOc. — Cal.5.
Halifax Medical College— N. SI.
Hamburg Canal College, Buffalo. — N.Y.3g.
Hamllne I'niverslty Medical Dept — Minn. 5.
Hampden Sydney College Med. Dept. — Va.4
Hannibal Medical College. — Tenn.17.
Harvard Medical School, Boston. — Ma.u.l.
Harvey Medical College, Chicago— 111.13.
Bering Medical College, Chicago. — 111.15.
Hering Medical College, St. Louis. — Mo.16
Hippocratean College of Medicine. St. Ixiuli
— .Mo.40.
Homeopathic College of Physicians and Sur-
geons.— N.Y.17.
Homeopathic Hospital Coll., Cleveland. — 0.7.
Homeopathic Med. Coll. of Missouri — Mo. 5.
Homeopathic Medical College of Pennsyl-
vania.— Pa. 9.
Homeopathic Med. Coll. of St. Louis. — Mo 9.
Homeopathic Medical College of the State
of New York, New York City— N.Y.9.
Homeopathic Med. Coll. for Women. — 0.33.
Hospital College of Med., Louisville.— Ky. 5
Hospital Med. Coll., Eclec.. Atlanta. — Oa.l8.
Hospital Med. Coll. of Evansvllle— Ind.l3.
Howard University School of Med. — DCS.
Hudson Medical College. — 0.6.
Humboldt Institute. St. Louis. — Mo. 4.
Humboldt Medical College, St. Louis.— Mo.4.
Hygela Medical College. Cincinnati— 0.39.
Hygelo-Therapeutlc College, Bergen Hta. —
N.J.I.
Hygelo-Therapeutic College, New York. —
N.Y.32.
IlllnoU Coll. Med. Dept.. Jacksonrille.— ni.2.
Illinois Health University, Chicago.— 111.35.
Illinois Medical College. Chicago— HI. 17.
Illinois Standard Coll. of Med. and Surg.—
111.36.
lUmois. University of. Coll. of Med.— 111.11.
Independent Medical Coll., Chicago. — 111.21.
Indiana Central Medical College. — Ind.3.
Indiana Coll. of Med. and Midwifery. —
Ind.24.
Indiana Eclectic Medical College, Indlan-
.1 polls. — Ind.ll.
Indiana Medical Coll.. Indianapolis.— Ind.4.
Indiana Medical Coll., La Porte. — Ind.l.
Indiana Medical College School of Medicine
of Purdue University. — Ind.18.
Indiana, Univ. of. New Albany.— Ind.23.
Indiana University School of Medicine,
Bloomington-IndlanapoUs. — Ind.20.
Indianapolis, Univ. of, Med. Dept. — Ind.8.
International Electropathic Institution.—
0.32.
International Medical Missionary College
and Training School for Nurses, Atlanta.
— Ga.l7.
International Med. Missionary Inst. — 111.34.
Iowa College of Phys. and Surgs. — Ia.6.
Iowa Eclectic Med. Coll., Des Moines. — Ia.6.
Iowa Medical College. Keokuk. — Ia.2.
Iowa Med. Coll., Eclectic, Des Moines. — Ia.6.
Iowa, Slate UnlversHy of. College of HonMO-
pathlc Medicine, Iowa City. — U.4.
Iowa, State University of. College of Medi-
cine, Iowa City. — la. 3.
Iowa, University of. Medical Dept. — fa.l.
Jefferson College Medical Depf. — Pa.t.
Jefferson Medical Association. — Tenn.18.
Jefferson Med. Coll. of Philadelphia.— Pa.I.
Jefferson School of Med., Louisville. — Ky.6.
Jenner Medical College. — III 16
John A. Crelghton Medical Coll.— Neb «.
Johns Hopkins Univ. Med. Dept., Baltimore.
— Md.T.
Joplln College of Phys. and Surgs. — Mo. 17.
Joplln Medical College. Joplln.— Mo. 19.
Kansas City Coll. of Med. and Surg. — Kan.t.
Kansas City Coll. of Med. and Surg.— Mo.43.
Kansas City Hahnemann Med. Coll. — Mo.3S.
Kansas City Homeo. Med. Coll. — Mo.26.
Kansas City Hospital Coll. of Med. — Mo.21.
Kansas City Medical College.- Mo.8.
Kansas City Medical College of— Mo.II.
Kansas City University, Hahnemann Medical
College of.- Mo.31.
Kansas City, Univ. Med. Coll. of- Mo.20.
Kansas City University Med. Dept.— Kan. 4.
Kansas City, Univ. of, Med. Dept — Mo.2«.
Kansas City University College of Homeo-
pathic Medicine and Surgery. — Mo.31.
Kansas City Unlr. of Phys. and Surgs.,
Kansas City, Mo.— Mo.44.
Kansas Medical Coll., Independence. — Kan.l.
Kansas Medical Collage, Topeka.— Kan.3.
Kansas, Cnlveislty of. School of Medicine,
Lawrence and Rosedale. — Kan. 2.
Kemper College Medical Dept — Mo.l.
Kentucky School of Medicine. — Ky.l.
Kentucky University Medical Dept. — Ky.9.
Keokuk Medical CoUece.— Ia.9.
Keokuk Medical College of Physicians and
Surgeons — la.IO.
King Electric Med. Coll., Des Moines. — Ia.7.
King's College Medical Faculty.— N.Y.I.
King's College, Medical Faculty of. — Ont.I.
Kingston Woman's Medical College. — Ont.7.
Knoxvllle College Medical Dept— Tenn.l2.
Knoxvtile Medical College. — Tenn.l3.
Lake Forest University Med. Dept. — Ill.l.
La Porte University Medical Dept— Ind.l.
Laura Memorial Woman's Medical College,
Cincinnati. — 0.21.
Laval University Faculty of Med. — Que.3.
Laval University Medical Faculty. — Que.4.
Leiand Stanford Junior University School
of Medicine— Cal.ll.
I.,eonard Medical School. — N.C.J.
Lincoln Medical College.— Neb.4.
Lincoln Memorial University Medical Dept.
— Tenn.IO.
Lincoln University Med. Dept — Pa. 10.
Und University, Med. Dept of —111.6.
Livingston University, Haddonfleld — N.J. 3.
Lombard College Medical Dept — Hi. 41.
Ix)ng Island College Hospital. — N.Y.8.
lx>ulslana, Med. Coll. of. New Orleans. — La.l
Louisiana, University of. Med. Dept — La.l.
Louisville and Hospital Med. Coll— Ky. 11.
Louisville Med. Coll.. Louisville.— Ky. 4.
Louisville Medical Institute.— Ky.2.
Louisville National Medical College. — Ky.7.
Louisville, University of. Med. Dept. — Ky.2.
Loyola University School of Med. — 111.43.
Maine, Medical School of, Portland. — Me.l.
Manitoba Medical College. — Man.l.
Manitoba, University of, Med. Dept — Man.l.
Marlon-Sims Beaumont Med. Coll. — Mo.34.
Marlon-Sims College of Med., St. Louis. —
Mo.27.
Marquette Univ. School of Med. — W18.6.
.Maryland Coll. of Eclectic Med. and Surg. —
Md.U.
Maryland Medical Coll., Baltimore— Md.9.
.Maryland. Univ. of. School of Med. and Coll.
of Phys and Surg.— Md.l.
McDowell Medical College.— Mo.l.
McGlll University Faculty of Med.— Que.l.
Medical Acad, of Georgia. Augusta. — Gal.
Medical and Surgical College of the State
of New Jersey. — N.J 2.
.Medical and Surgical Institute and Sanl-
tarlum.- N.Y.39.
.Medical College of Alabama. — Ala 1.
Medical College of Evansvllle. — Ind.l.
.Medical College of Fort Wayne —Ind.7.
Medical College of Georgia, Augusta.— Ga. I.
Medical College of Indiana. — Ind.8.
-Medical College of Kansas City. — Mo.ll.
Medical College of Louisiana. — La.l.
Medical College of Ohio. — 0.1.
Medical College of South Carolina. — 8.C.I.
Medical College of the Paclflc— Cal.l.
Mad. Coll. of the Stata of So. Carol. — B.C.I.
Medical College of Utah — Utah2.
Medical College of Virginia —Va.4.
Medical Faculty of Rutger's (Queen's) Col-
lege, New York— NY. 21.
Medical Institution of Geneva —N.Y.4.
Medical Inailtutinn of Tale College. — Conn.l.
Medical School of Fredonla.— N.Y.2S.
Medical School of Harvard Univ. — Mass.l.
Medical School of Maine- Me.l.
Madleal School of the Valley of Virginia,
Winchester. — Va.2.
Medical Univ. of Ohio, Cincinnati— 0.17.
Medlco-Chlrurglcal and Theological College
of Christ's Institution, Baltimore. — Md.It.
Medlco-Chlrurglcal College of Kansas City. —
M0.S2.
Medlco-Chlrurglcal College of Philadelphia.
—Pall.
Meharry Medical Coll., Nashville. — Tenn.T.
Memphis Hospital Med. College. — Tenn.g.
Memphis Medical Coll — Tenn.2.
Memphis, Unlr. of, Med. Dept. — Tenn.I5.
Metropolitan Med. Coll., Chicago— 111.37.
Metropolitan Med. Coll., E:clectlc — N.T.30.
Miami Medical College— O.9.
Michigan College of Medicine— Mlch.6.
Michigan CoU. of Med. and Surg — Mlch.S.
Michigan Eclectic Med. Coll —Mich 13.
Michigan Homeopathic Med. Coll.— Mich. 4.
Michigan Med. Coll., Lansing —Mich. 16.
Michigan School of Homeopathy and Sur-
gery.— Mlch.lZ.
Michigan, Univ. of. Med. School —Mich 1.
Michigan, University of. Homeopathic Med.
School— Mlch.S.
Middle Georgia Medical College— Ga. 13.
Middlesex Coll. of Med. and Surg— Mass 15.
MUton University, Eclectic School of Med.
of.— Md.ll.
Milwaukee Coll. of Phys. and Surgs— Wla.l.
Milwaukee Medical CoUege.— Wls.3.
Minneapolis College of Physicians and Sur-
geons.— Minn. 5.
Minnesota College Hospital. — Minn.3.
Minnesota Homeopathic Med. Coll. — Mlnn.t.
Minnesota Hospital College. — Minn. 3
Minnesota, University of. College of Homeo-
pathic Medicine and Surgery. — Minn. 6.
Minn. Univ. of. Med. School.— Minn. 4.
Mississippi Medical Coll., Meridian.— Miss.2.
Mississippi, Univ. of. School of Med.— Mlss.I.
Missouri Eclectic Medical College.— Mo. 38.
Missouri Medical College, St. Louis— Mo.l.
Missouri School of Midwifery and Diseases
of Women and Children, St. Louis. — Mo. 42.
Missouri, Univ. of. School of Med.— Mo. 1.
Mohawk Medical College, Buffalo.— N.Y.37.
Montazuma University Med. Coll. — Ala.S.
Montreal Medical Institution. — Que.l.
Montreal School of Med. and Surg. — Que.2.
Morgan City, Med. InstltuUon of —Utah 2.
Nashville Medical College. — Tcnn.6.
Nashville, Universities of, and Tennessee,
Medical Department — Tenn.l9.
NashvlUe, University of, Med. Dept — Tenn.l.
National Homeopathic Med. Coll. — D.C.5.
National Homeopathic Med. College. — 111.14.
National Medical College, Chicago.— 111.14.
National Medical Coll., Washington.— D.C.I.
National Medical Univ., Chicago.— HI. 14.
National Normal Univ. Coll. of Med.— 0.22.
National University Medical Dept — D C.4.
National University of Arts and Sciences
Medical Department. — Mo. 10.
National University of Illinois.- ni.27.
Nebraska College of Med.. Lincoln. — Neb. 7.
Nebraska Medical College. Eclectic. Lincoln.
— Neb.8.
Nebraska School of Med., Omaha. — Neb. 5.
Nebraska. University of. College of Medi-
cine, Eclectic Department. — Neb. 2.
Nebraska, University of. College of Medicine.
Homeopathic Dept. — Neb.3.
Nebraska, University of. College of Medi-
cine, Omaha. — Neb.5.
Nebraska, University of. College of Medi-
cine, Regular Dept, Lincoln. — Neb.l.
New England Botanico-Medlcal College. —
Mass.4.
New England Female Medical College, Bos-
ton.— Mass. 3.
New England Univ. of Arts and Sciences. —
Mass.S.
New England Univ. of Arts and Sciences. —
N.H.2.
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AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
New Hampshire, Univ. of, Dept. of Med.
— N.H.3.
New Jersey, Medical and Surgical College
of the State of.— N.J.2.
New Medical Institution. New York City. —
N.T.21.
New Orleans School of Medicine. — La. 2.
New Orleans Univ. Med. College. — La.4
New York College of Magnetics, New York
City.— N.Y.40.
New York, Eclectic Medical Institute of,
Rochester.— N.Y. 26.
New York Free Medical College for Women,
New York Oty.- N.Y.35.
New York Homeopathic Medical College and
Flower Hospital.— N.Y.9.
New York Hygeio-Therapeutic College, New
York City.— N.Y.32.
New York Institute of Medical Science.—
N.Y.41.
New York Medical College.— N.Y.7.
New York Medical College and Hospital for
Women. — N.Y.ll.
New York Preparatory School of Medicine,
New York City.— N.Y.34.
New York Reformed Medical College, Eclec-
tic, New York City.— N.Y. 22.
New York School of Medicine.— N.Y.23.
New York University Medical Coll.— N.Y.5.
New York University Med. Dept.— N.Y.19.
New York, University of the City of. Medi-
cal Department. — N.Y. 5.
Niagara University Med. Dept.— N.Y.18.
North American Academy of the Homeo-
pathic Healing Art, Alientown. — Pa. 15.
North Carolina Medical College.- N.C.4.
North Carolina, University of, School of
Medicine.— N.C.I.
North Dakota, University of, School of Medi-
cine, University.- N.D.I.
Northwestern College of Biochemistry. —
Wash.2.
Northwestern College of Midwifery. — ni.25.
Northwestern Med. Coll., St. Joseph. — Mo. 18.
Northwestern Ohio Medical College. — 0.18.
Northwestern University Med. School. — 111.6.
Northwestern University Woman's Medical
School, Chicago.- 111.9.
Oakland Coll. of Med. and Surg.— Cal.8.
Occidental Coll. of Phys. and Surg.— Mo.36.
Oglethorpe Medical Coll.. Savannah.— Ga.C.
Ohio College of Obstetrics, Medicine and
Midwifery, anclnnati.— 0.38.
Ohio Medical University, Columbus. — 0.25.
Ohio, Medical Univ. of, Cincinnati.— 0.17.
Ohio-Miami Med. Coll., Cincinnati.— 0.41.
Ohio State University College of Homeo-
pathic Medicine.— 0.42.
Ohio State University Coll. of Med.— O.40.
Ohio Wesleyan Univ. Med. Dept.— 0.12.
Oklahoma Medical College, Oklahoma City.—
Okla.4.
Oklahoma, Univ. of. School of Med.— Okla.l.
Omaha Medical College —Neb.5.
Omaha University Medical Dept. — Neb.5.
OnUrlo Medical College for Women. — Ont.8.
Oregon, Univ. of, Med. School. — Ore.2.
Pacific Coast Regular Coll. of Med. — Cal.lO.
Pacific Medical College.— Cal. 13.
Penn Medical University.— Pa. 8.
Pennsylvania College Med. Dept. — Pa.3.
Pennsylvania Med. Coll., Phlla.— Pa.3.
Pennsylvania, University of. School of Med.,
Phiiadeiphla.— Pa.l.
Philadelphia Coll. of Med. and Surg.— Pa.4.
Philadelphia University of Med. and Surg. —
Pa. 14.
Philippine Medical School, Manila.— P.I.2.
Philippines, University of the. College of
Medicine and Surgery. — P.I.2.
Physio- Eclectic Medical Collefe.— 0.15.
Physio-Medical College. Cincinnati. — 0.4.
Physio-Medical Collexe of Indiana. — Ind.5.
Physio-Medical College of Tcias. — Tex.5.
Physlo-Medlcal Institute. Cincinnati. — O.IO.
Pittsburgh, Univ. of, School of Med.— Pa.l2.
Pope's Medical College. — Mo. 2.
Portland School for Med. Instruction. — Me. 4.
Preparatory Medical College New York City
and Poughkeepsle. — N.Y. 42.
Presbyterian Hospital and Woman'* Medical
College.— 0.24.
Pulte Medical College, Cincinnati.— 0.13.
Purdue University School of Med. — Ind.18.
Quebec School of Medicine. — Que.3.
Queen's College (New Jersey) Faculty of
Medicine, New York City— N.Y.21.
Queen's University Faculty of Med. — Ont.5.
Qulncy College of Medicine.— 111.12.
Randolph Eclectic Med. Institute. — N.Y. 27.
I
Randolph Macon College Med. Dept. — Va.5.
Reform Medical College of Georgia. — Ga.7.
Regents of Univ. of State of N. Y.— N.Y.12.
Reliance Medical College, Chicago.— ni.39.
Reserved Coll. of Phys. and Surgs. — Mass.13.
Rochester Eclectic Medical College. — N.Y.28.
Rocky Mountain Univ. Med. Dept.— Colo.3.
Rolph's (Medical) School.— Ont.4.
Royal College of Phys. and Surgs. — Ont.5.
Rush Medical College. Chicago.— Ul.l.
Rutger's College, Med. Faculty of.— N.Y.21.
Rutger's Faculty of Geneva College. — N.Y.21.
Saginaw Valley Medical College, Saginaw. —
Mlch.9.
San Antonio, Univ. of. Med. Dept. — Tex.9.
Savannah Medical College. — Ga.4.
Scientific Medical College.— 111.40.
Sewanee Medical College. — Tenn.ll.
Shaw University, Medical Dept. of.— N.C.3.
Shelby Medical College, Nashville. — Tenn.4.
Sioux City College of .Medicine.— la. 8.
South Carolina Medical College of the State
of, Charleston. — S.C.I.
South Carolina, Univ. of, Med. Dept.— S.C.2.
South Dakota, University of. College of Med-
icine, Vermilion,— S.D.l.
South, Univ. of the. Medical Dept. — Tenn.ll.
Southern Botanlco-Medical College. — Ga.2.
Southern California, University of, College
of Medicine, Los Angeles. — Cal.G.
Southern College of Medicine and Surgery.
Atlanta.— Oa.l9.
.Southern Homeopathic Medical Coll. — Md.8.
Southern Medical College. — Ga.lO.
Southern Methodist University Medical De-
partment.— Tex.e.
Southern University Medical Dept. — Ala.3.
.Southwest School of Med. and Hosp. — Mo.35.
Southwestern Homeopathic Medical College
and Hospital, LouUviile. — Ky.8.
Southwestern Univ. Med. College. — Tex.6.
Southwestern University, Bethel Mod. Dept.
of. Little Rock.— Ark.3.
Spokane Falls, University of. College of
Medicine.— Wash. 3.
St. Charles, University of. Med. Dept. — HI. 3.
St. John's College School of Med.— N.Y.43.
St Joseph Hospital Medical College. — Mo.l4.
St. Joseph Medical College.— Mo.22.
St Lawrence School of Medicine. — Que.6.
St. Louis College of Homeopathic Physicians
and Surgeons. — Slo.6.
St Louis College of Medical and Natural
Sciences, St. Louis. — Mo. 4.
St Ix)uls College of Phys. and Surgs. — Mo.7.
St. Louis Eclectic Medical College. — Mo.IS.
St Louis Hahnemann .Med. College. — Mo. 12.
St Louis Ilyclenlc Cillege of Physicians
and Surge'
St. Louis M. :c.— Mo.I.
St Louis Util '1. Dept. — Mo 2.
St Louis UnlursUj .S liool of Med— Mo.34.
St Louis Woman's Medical College. — Mo.37.
St Paul Medical College.— Minn. 2.
St. Thomas. University of. Medical Dept.,
Manila.— P.M.
Stanford University School of Medicine,
Cal. 11.
Starling Medical College, Columbus. — 0.3.
St ■ I Med. Coll., Cblunibus. — O.40.
.- of Phys. and Burgs. — Ind.21.
Hi r^lty of Iowa Collefe of Homeo-
pathic .Medicine. — la 4.
State Univ. of Iowa (nil. of Med. — latS.
State University. Medical Dept of.— Ky.lO.
Sulphur Rock Coll., Med. Dept of.— Ark.5.
Syracuse Medical College, Electlc. Roches-
ter.—N.Y.29.
Syractjse University Coll. of Med— N.Y.15.
Syracuse University, College of Physicians
and Surgeons of. — N.Y.16.
Tallahassee College of Medicine and Sur-
gery.— FU.l.
Tempi* University Dept. of Med.— Pa.13.
Tenaeoee Medical College. — Tenn.lO.
Tennessee, Univ. of. Coll. of Med. — Tenn.6.
Texat Christian University School of Med.
— Tex.S.
Texas Medical College and Hospital. — Tex.l.
Texas, University of, Dept. of ,Med. — Tex. 2.
Tbofflpsonlan College, Barbuurvilie. — Ga.3.
Thompsonlan Med. Coll., Alientown. — Pa. 20.
Toland Medical Coll., San Francisco. — Cal.I.
Toledo Medical College.— 0.19.
Toledo School of Medicine, Toledo. — 0.36.
Toronto School of Medicine. — Ont2.
Toronto. Univ. of. Faculty of Med. — Ontl.
Transylvania University Med. Dent — Ky.l.
Trinity College Faculty of Medicine. — Otlt.8.
Trinity .Medical College, Toronto. — OntS.
Trinity University College of Medicine and
Surgery of the State of Vermont. — Vt5.
Trinity University Medical Dept. — Tex.lO.
Trinity University Medical Faculty.— Ont.3.
Tufts College Med. School, Boston. — Mass.7.
Tulane University of Louisiana School ol
Medicine. — La.l.
Twentieth Century Physlo-Medlcal College. —
Okla.3.
Union Medical Institute, Newbury.— Vt.6.
Union University Medical Dept— N.Y.3.
United States Medical College.— N.Y.16.
Universities of Nashville and Tennessee
Medical Dept — Tenn.l9.
University and Believue Hospital Medical
College.— N.Y.19.
University Coll. of Med., Richmond.— Va.6.
University College of San Francisco, Medi-
cal Department — Cal.I.
University Med. Coll., Kansas City.— Mo.20.
University of Ala. School of Med. — Ala. 2.
University of Alberta Fac. of Med. — Alta.l.
University of Arkansas Med. Dept. — Ark.l.
University of Bishop College Faculty of
Medicine. — Que..").
University of Buffalo Dept. of Med.— N.Y.6.
I'nlverslty of California Med. School.— Cal.2.
University of Chattanooga Medical Dept —
Tenn.9.
ITnlversIty of Chicago Medical Dept — Ill.l.
Cnivorslty of Cincinnati Coll. of Med. — 0.41.
University of Colo. School of Med. — Colo.t.
University of Dallas Medical Dept. — Tex.4.
University of Florida Medical Dept— Fla.l.
University of Georgia Medical Dept — Ga.l.
University of Illinois Coll. of Med.— 111.11.
University of Indiana, New Albany. — lnd.23.
University of Indianapolis Medical Depart-
ment.— Ind.8.
University of Iowa Med. Dept. — la.l.
University of Kansas School of Med. Kan. 2.
Inlv. of Kansas City Med. Dept— Mo.20.
University of L.iutsville Med. Dept. — Ky.2.
University of Maryland School of Med. and
Coll. of Phys. and Surgs— .Md.l.
University of Med., Indianapolis. — Ind.27.
University of Medicine and Surg. — Tex. 11.
University of Memphis Med. Dept. — Tenn.l5.
University of Michigan nonicupnthic Medical
School. — Mich. 5.
University of Michigan Med. School.— Mlch.l.
University of .Minnesota College of Homeo-
pathic Med. and Surg.— Minn. 6.
Univ. of Minnesota Med. School. — Mlnn.4.
University of Mississippi School of Med. —
Miss.l.
University of Missouri School of Med. — Mo.3.
University of Nashville Med. Dept — Tenn.l.
University of Nashville and Tennessee Med-
ical Department. — Tenn.l9.
Unlr. of Nebraska Coll. of Med.- -Nob.5.
University of Nebra.ska College of Med.,
Eclectic Dept.- Neb.2.
University of Nebraska College of Med.»
Homeopathic Dept. — Neb.:i.
University of Nebraska College of Med.,
Regular Dept— Neb. I.
University of New Hampshire Dept. of Med-
icine.—N.H. 3.
University of North Carolina School of Med-
icine.—N.C.I.
University of North Dakota School of Med. —
N.D.I.
Unlr. of Oklahoma School of Med.— OkU.l.
University of Oregon Medical School — Ore.X.
Univ. of Pennsylvania School of Med. — Pa.l.
Univ. of PUlsburgh School of Med.— Pa. 12.
Univ. of San Antonio Med. Dept. — Tex.9.
Unlr. of South Carolina .Med. Dept— S.C.2
Unlr. of South Dakota Coll. of Med— S.D.l.
Unlrerslty of Southern California College of
Medicine.— Cal. 6.
Unlreralty of Southern California Med.
Dept (Coll. of Phys. and Surgs.)— Cal. ».
University of Spokane Falls College of Medi-
cine.— Wash. 3.
University of St Charles Med. Dept— HI.S.
University of St Thomas Mod. Dept — P.M.
Univ. of Tennessee Coll. of Med. — Tenn.6.
University of Texas Dept. of Mod. — Tox.2.
Unlrerslty of the City of New York Med.
Dept— N.Y.5.
Unlrerslty of the Pacific Med. Dept. — Cal.I.
Unlrerslty of the Philippines College of Med.
and Surg., Manila. — P.I 2.
Unlr. of the South Med. Dept. — Tenn.ll.
University of Toronto Fac. of Mod. — Ontl.
Unlrerslty of Utah .School of Med— Utah 1.
University of Vt Coll. of Me<l — Vt2.
Unlrerslty of Virginia Dept of Med.— Ta.l.
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MEDICAL COLLEGES
tJnlT. of Washington Med. Dept.— Wanh.l.
Unlreralty of West Tennessee CoUeKe of
Med. and Surg. — Tenn.l4.
tJnlT. of Wisconsin Medical School. — Wl».6.
University of Wooster Medical Dept. — 0.11.
Upper Canada School of Medicine. — Ont.3.
Utah, University of. School of Med.— UUh 1.
Valley of Virginia Medical School of the,
Winchester.— Va. 2.
Valparaiso University Medical Dept.— ni.J2.
VandcTlillt University Med. Dept.— Tenn.5.
Vermont Academy of Medicine. — Vt.1.
Vermont Medical College. Kutland.— Vt.4.
Vermont Medical College, Woodstock. — Vt.S.
Vermont, University of. Coll. of Med. — Vt.2.
Victoria University Medical Dept. — Ont.4.
Virginia, Medical College of.— Va.4.
Vlrtilnla, University of, Dept, of Med.— Va.l.
Wake Forest Coll. School of .Med.— N.C.5.
Waldcn University Med. Dept. — Tenn.7.
Washburn College Med. Dept. — Kan.S.
Washington Blochemic Med. Coll.— Wash.2.
Washlngtiin College Medical Dept.— Md.2.
Washington Homeopathic Med. Coll.— D.C.5.
Washington University Med. Dept— Mo.Z.
Washington University School of Uedlclne,
Baltimore. — Md.2.
Washington, Univ. of, Med. Dept.— Wash.I.
West Coast Medical Collefs, San Francisco.
— Cal.lO.
Western College of Homeopathic Med. — 0.7.
Western Eclectic College of Medicine and
Surgery, Kansas City. — Kan.7.
Western Homeopathic Coll., CleTeland. — 0.7.
Western I'ennsylvanla Med. College, Pltls-
burgh.— ra.l2.
Western Reserve Dntrerstty School of Medi-
cine, Cleveland. — 0.8.
Western University Med. Dept — Ont.O.
Westminster University Coll. of Med.— Colo.4.
West Tennessee, University of. College of
Med. and Surg. — Tenn.14.
West VlrglnU University School of Med.—
W.Vs.l.
Wichita Medical College, Wichita.— Kan.S.
Willamette University Med. Dept.— Ore. 1.
Will <-,ii„..„ M»ii„..i Dept- Mass.2.
Wi; il. Dept.— 0.28.
Wl:. .:e.— Va.3.
Wlnnna -iieuii'ai ociinoi. — Minn.l.
Wisconsin Coll. of Phys. and Burgs. — Wls.t.
Wisconsin Eclectic Medical School.— Wts.4.
Wisconsin, Univ. of, Med. School.- Wls.5.
Woman's Hospital Medical College. — ni.S.
Woman's Medical College.— III. 9.
Woman's Med. Coll., Homeopathic. — Mo.2S.
Woman's Med. College of Baltimore. — Md.5.
Woman's Med. College of Cincinnati. — 0.2*.
Womsn's Med. College, Kansas City. — Mo.30.
Woman's Med. College, Kingston. — 0nt7.
Woman's Medical College of Georgia and
Training School for Nurses. — Ga.lt.
Woman's Med. Coll. of Pennsylvania. — Pa.7.
Woman's Med. College of the New York In-
Ormary for Women and Children. — N.Y.14.
Woman's Medlcsl School of Nortbttestem
University.— III. 9.
Wooster, University of, Med. Dept. — 0.11.
Worcester Medical College. — Mass.4.
Worthlngton Medical College, Eclectic. — 0.2.
Yale College. Medical Institution of. New
Raven. — Conn.l.
Yale Medical School, New Haven. — Conn.l.
Tale University School of Med. — Conn.l.
Zanesvllle Academy of Medicine. — 0.39.
THIRD CLASSIFICATION OF MEDICAL COLLEGES
Prepared hy the Council on Medical Education and Hospitals of the American Medical Association,
omitted have ceased to exist by merger or otherwise.
Bevlaed to Jsn. 1, 1923. CollesiS
CLASS A-
-ACCEPTABLE MEDICAL
COLLEGES
ALABAMA
Univ. of Ala. School of Med.* Tuscaloosa
ARKANSAS
Onlv. of Ark. Med. Dept Little Rock
CALIFORNIA
College of Medical Evangelists
Loma Linda. Los Angeles
Stanford University Seliool of Medi-
cine San Francisco
University of California Med. School
San Francisco
COLORADO
University of Colorado School of Med-
icine Denver
CONNECTICUT
Yale Univ. School of Med New Haven
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Georgetown Univ. School of Med. Washington
George Washington University Medi-
cal School Washington
Howard Unlr. School of Med... Washington
GEORGIA
Emory Untv. School of Med Atlanta
Univ. of Georgia Med. Dept Augusta
ILLINOIS
Loyola University. School of Med.. Chicago
Northwestern Univ. Med. School ... Chicago
Rush Med. CoU. (Univ. of Chicago) . .Chicago
University of Illinois Coll. of Med.. Chicago
INDIANA
Indiana UnivessHy School of Medi-
cine Bloomlngton-Indlanapolis
IOWA
State University of Iowa College of
Medicine Iowa City
KANSAS
University of Kansas School of Med-
icine Lawrence-Rosedale
KENTUCKY
UnlT. of Louisville Med. Dept Louisville
LOUISIANA
Tulane Univ. of Louisiana School
of Medicine New Orleans
MARYLAND
Johns Hopkins Univ. Med. Dept.. Baltimore
Univ. of Maryland School of Med. and
College of Phys. and Surgs. .Baltimore
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston University School of Med... .Boston
Medical School of Harvard Unlv Boston
TufU College Medical School BoMon
MICHIGAN
Detroit College of Med. and Surg Detroit
Univ. of Michigan Med. School.. Ann Arbor
MINNESOTA
Unir. of Minnesota Med. School. Minneapolis
MISSISSIPPI
Univ. of Mississippi School of Med.*. Oxford
MISSOURI
St Louis Univ. School of Med. St Ix>uU
Univ. of Mo. School of Med.* Columbia
Washington Unlv. Med. School St Louis
NEBRASKA
Crelghton Univ. Coll. of Med Omaha
Unlv. of Nebraska Coll. of Med Omaha
NEW HAMPSHlltE
Dartmouth Medical School* Hanover
NEW YORK
Albany Medical College Albany
Columbia University College of Physi-
cians and Surgeons New York City
Cornell Unlv. Med. College.. New York City
Long Island Coll. Hospital Brooklyn
Syracuse Unlv. Coll. of Med Syracuse
University and Bellevue Hospital Med.
Coll New York City
Univ. of Buffalo Dept of Med Buffalo
NORTH CAROLINA
University of North Carolina School
of Medicine* Chapel Hill
Wake Forest College School of Medi-
cine* Wake rorest
NORTH DAKOTA
University of North Dakota School
of Medicine* University
OHIO
Ohio State Unlv. Coll. of Med Columbus
Univ. of Cincinnati Coll. of Med.. .Cincinnati
Western Reserve University School of
Medicine Cleveland
OKLAHOMA
Univ. of Oklahoma School of Med.
Norman-Oklahoma City
OREGON
Univ. of Oregon Med. School Portland
PENNSYLVANIA
Hahnemann Medical College and Hos-
pital of Philadelphia Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College of Philadel- '
phia PhUadelphta
University of Pennsylvania School of
Medicine PhUadelphia
Univ. of PitUburgh School of Medi-
cine Pittsburgh
Woman's Medical College of Pennsyl-
vania Philadelphia
SOUTH CAROLINA
Medical College of Bute of South
Carolina Charleston
SOUTH DAKOTA
University of South Dakota College of
Medicine* Vermilion
TENNESSEE
.Meharry Medical College Nashville
Untv. of Tennessee Coll. of Med.. .Memphis
Vanderbllt Univ. Med. Dopt Nashville
TEXAS
Baylor Unlv. College of Med Dallas
Univ. of Texas Dept. of Med. Galveston
UTAH
University of UUh School of Med.*
Salt Lake City
VERMONT
UnlT. of YcnKODt Coll. of Med. .Burilngton
VIRGINIA
Medical College of Virginia Richmond
University of Virginia Department of
Medicine Charlottesville
WEST VIRGINIA
West Virginia University School of
Med.* Morgantown
WISCONSIN
Marquette Univ. School of Med.. .Milwaukee
UnlT. of Wisconsin Med. School* . . . Madison
Total "0
* Gives only the first two years of the
medical course.
CLASS B— COLLEGES NEEDING GEN-
ERAL IMPROVEMENTS TO BE
MADE ACCEPTABLE
ILLINOIS
General Medical College....
.Chicago
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NEW YORK
New York Homeopathic Medical Col-
lege and Flower Hosp..New York City
OHIO
Eclectic Medical College Cincinnati
PENNSYLVANIA
Temple Univ. Med. Dept Philadelphia
Total 4
CLASS C— COLLEGES REQUIRING A
COMPLETE REORGANIZATION TO
MAKE THEM ACCEPTABLE
ILLINOIS
Chicago Medical School Chicago
MASSACHUSETTS
College of Phys. and Surgs Boston
Middlesex College of Medicine and
Surgery Cambridge
MISSOURI
Kansas City UnWerslty of Physicians
/ and Surgeons* Kansas City
St. Louis College of Physicians and
Surgeons St. Louis
TENNESSEE
University of West Tennessee College
of Medicine and Surgery Memphis
Total 0
* Gives only the flrst two years of the
medical course.
UNCLASSIFIED
Kansas City College of Medicine and
Surgery Kansas City
This college is an offshoot of another Class
C institution, the Eclectic Medical Univer-
sity, which has since ceased to exist. The
new college has refused to have Inspections
made, but information on file indicates that
no rating higher than Class C could he given
it. It is reported as not recognized by the
licensing boards of 41 states.
Note.^ — OIBclal statements from the follow-
ing state licensing boards indicate tliat as a
rule the colleges rated in Class C are not
recognized: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona. Ar-
kansas (Reg.), Colorado, Connecticut (Iteg.),
Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho. Illinois,
Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana
(Reg.), Maine, Maryland (Reg), Michigan,
Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana. Nebraska.
New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico,
New York, North Carolina. North Dakota,
Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania. Porto
Rico, Rhode Island, South Carolina. South
Dakota, Tennessee. Texas. Utah, Vermont.
Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wis-
consin.
The licensing boards of Alabama, Arkan-
sas (Reg.), Delaware, Florida, Kansas, Mon-
tana. New Hampshirt*. New Jerse.v. New York,
.Vorth Carolina, Rhode Island. South Caro-
lina, Virginia and West Virginia report that
they recognize only the medical colleges
listed In Class A.
HISTORICAL MATTER ON MEDICAL COLLEGES
Number of Colleges Existing, 86: Extinct. 366. TItlts of Existing Colleges «r« in Black Letters.
MEDICAL COLLEGES OF THE UNITED
STATES AND CANADA
ALABAMA
Ala. 1. — Graffenburg Institute. Dadevllle.
Chartered 1852. First class graduated in
1856. Extinct 1862.
Ala. 2. — University of Alabama School of
Medicine, Tuscaloosa. Organized 185U at
Mobile as the Medical College of Ala-
bama, flrst class graduated 1860, and a
class graduated each subsequent year except
1862-68, inclusive; reorganized as Medical
Department of the University of Alabama
in 1897. All property was transferred to
University of Alabama In 1907, when present
title was assumed. Removed to Tuscaloosa
in 1920 when teaching of the clinical years
was suspended. The dean Is Dr. Clyde
Brooks. Total registration, 1921-22 was 6{.
Ala. 3. — Southern University, Medical De- j
partment, Greensboro. Organized 1872. Ex-
tinct 1880.
Ala. 4. — Birmingham Medical College, Bir- j
mlngbam. Chartered in 1894. The flrst class
graduated in 1895. In 1913 became the i
Graduate School of Medicine of the Univer-
sity of Alabama. Ceased teaching under-
graduate students in 1915.
Ala. 5. — Medical College Montezuma Uni-
versity, Bessemer. Organized 1896, flrst
class graduated 1897, second class 1898. Ex-
tinct Septemtier, 1898.
ARKANSAS
Ark. I.— University of Arkaniai Medical
Department Little Rock. Organized 1879.
first class graduated In 1880. and a class
graduated each subsequent year including
1918 when clinical teaching was suspcncied.
Original title of Arkansas Industrial Uni-
versity changed to present title in 1899 by
legislative enactment. In .luly. IBM. Ii
merged with the College of Physicians and
Surgeons, and the school became an integral
part of the University of Arkansas. The
dean la Dr. Morgan Smith. Total registra-
tion. 1921-22, 34.
Ark. 2. — College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Little Rock. This college was organ-
ized in 1906. Classes were graduated from
1907 to 1911, Inclusive, when it was merged
with the University of Arkansas Medical
Department.
Ark. 3.— Bethel Medical Department.
Southwestern University. Little Rock. Ex-
tinct about 1890.
Ark. 5. — Medical Department of Sulphur
Rock College, Bulpbur Rock. Organized
1898. No graduate*. In 1902 removed to
Texarkana and under new charter became
the Gate City Medical Collece. (See Tex. 7.)
CALIFORNIA
Cal. 1.— Cooper Medldal College, San
Kranclsco. Organl/.tni IS.'kS as Meiilcai De-
partment of University of the Pacific. Dis-
continued 1864, revived 1870, became Medi-
cal Department University College of San
Francisco 1S73, title of Medical College of
the Pacific. Above title assumed In 1882.
First class graduated 1860, and a class grad-
uated each subsequent year except 1865-
1869. In 1908 it united with Leiand Stan-
ford Junior University. It retained the
title of Cooper Medical College, however,
until the class of 1912 was graduated. (See
Cal. U.)
Cal, 2.— University of California Medical
School, Berkeley and San FrancLsco. Or-
ganized 1863 as Toland Medical College.
First class graduated in 1864. and a class
graduated each subsequent year. In 1872
became Medical Department, University of
California. in 1909 the University of
.Southern California College of Medicine
merged as the Los Angeles Medical Depart-
ment. This Los Angeles portion was changed
lo a graduate school in 1914. In 1915 the
Hahnemann Medical College of the Pacific
was merged, and elective chairs In homeo-
pathic materia medica and therapeutics were
provided for. The work of the flrst year
and a half is given at Berkeley and that of
the last two and one-half years at San
Francisco. Since 1914 the course has In-
cluded a fifth year consisting of hospital
Internship, or of special work in a depart-
ment of the medical school. The dean is
Dr. Herl)en C. Moffltt, Ban Francigco.
Total regtstratlott for 1921-22, 233; grad-
uotae, 41.
For special Announcement see page 4
Cal. 3. — Catltomia Medical Society and
■ ollege of Physicians, San Francisco. In-
rnrporated 1876. No graduates. Extinct
1877.
Cal. 4.— California Eclectic Medical Col-
lece, Los Angeles. Organized 1879 at Oak-
land as the California Medical College, rirst
class graduated 1880. and a class graduated
each subsequent year except 1907. Removed
to Ban Francisco In 1887. Suspended in
1906. Reorganized at Los Angelas in 1907
with above title. Extinct in 1915.
Cal. 5. — Hahnemann Medical College of
the Pacific, Ban Francisco. Homeopathic.
Organized 1881 as Hahnemann Medical Col-
lege. First class graduated 1884, and a class
graduated each subsequent year; last claas
In 1918. Name changed In 1888 to Hahne-
mann HospiUI College of San Francisco.
In 1902 assumed present name. In 1915 it
merged with the University of California
Medical iichool retaining a separate exist-
ence until its three remaining classes had
graduated. The laat class graduated In
1918.
24
CaL 6. — University of Southern California
*'ollege of Medicine. Los Angeles. Founded
1X85. First class graduated in 1888, and a
class graduated each subsequent year. Early
In 1909 It merged with the University of
California as the Los Angeles Medical De-
partment. Graduated its last class in 1914
when it was changed to a Graduate School
of Medicine.
Cal. 7. — College of Physicians and Sur-
geons of San Francisco. Organized 1896.
First class graduated 1897, and a class grad-
uated each subseiiuent .vear Suspended
teaching In 1918 hut retained a nominal
existence lo grant degrees to three remain-
ing classes which were taught elsewhere.
The last class graduated In 1920.
Cal. g.— Oakland College of Medicine and
Surgery, O-tkland. Organized 1900. opened
In 1902; flnt claas graduated In 1906. Sus-
pended tearhing in 1918 but retained nomi-
nal existence to grant degrees lo two re-
maining classes which were taught else-
where. The last cla.ss graduated in 1920.
Cal. t. — College of Physicians and Sur-
geons (Medical Department of the Univer-
sity of Southern California), Los Angeles.
Organized 1903. First class graduated l!lO->
In 1909 It liocame the .Medical Departnuiil
of the University of Southern California.
Suspended in 1920.
Cal. 10.— Paciflc Coast Regular College of
.Medicine. San Francisco. Organized in 1900.
.Name changed same year to West Coast
Medical College. Reported fraudulent. Ex-
tinct In 1907.
Cal. II. — Stanford University School of
Medlelne, Stanford University and Han
Francisco. Organized in 1903 when, by an
agreement, the Interests of Cooper Medical
I'ollego were eventually to bo taken over
The latter conlinuni leaching until 1912
First class graduated In 1913. Since 1914
the course has included a flfih year con-
sisting of a hospital lnleni.ship. The dean
Is Dr. Wni. Ophtlls. Surraincnio aiul Web-
star Sts., San Francisco. Total registra-
tion In 1921-22, 167; graduates, 28.
For Special Announcement sec paQe S
Cal. 12. — College of Medical Evangelists,
I»ma Linda. Uis Angeles. Organized 1909
First class graduated In 1914. The president
Is Dr. Newton Evans. Total registration
for 1921-22, 198; graduates, 23.
Cal. 13.— Pacific Medical College, I»s
Angeles. Organized and chartered In llllii
Closely idcntllled with so called ■rliugless"
medicine. Reported not recognized hy the
California .State Board of .Medical Exam
Iners either as a medical or a tlrugless
college. Extinct In 1916. Several diplomas
of the Institution were reported sold ID
subsequent >ear8.
MEDICAL COLLEGES
COLORADO
Colo. 1. — Denver College of Medicine. Or-
ganized 1881. Flrat clau graduated 1882,
and a claia graduated each subsequent rear
to 1902. when It merged with Cross .Medicnl
College to form the Denver and Groaa Col-
lege of Medicine.
Colo. 2.— Unlverilty of Colorado School ol
Medicine. Boulder and Denver. Orened 1883
as the Colorado School of Medicine. Flrat
class graduated 1885. and a class graduated
e.iih »ub^ei|ucnt your cicepi lSHS-9'.i. Prei-
cnt title In 1907. In 1911 the Denver and
(•rosa Medical College was merged and the
teaching of the two clinical years was
Iriinsferred to Denver. Tlie dean is l>r,
Charles N. Meader. Total registration for
1921-22, 100: graduates, 15.
Colo. 3.— Grosa Medical College. Denver.
Organized In 1887 as Medical Department
Kocky Mountain University ; a clasa gradu-
ated 1888, and each subsequent year until
1902. when It consolidated with the Denver
College of Medicine, to former Denver and
Gross CoIlcKO of Medicine.
Colo. 4. — Denver College of Physicians and
Surgeons. Denver. Organized 1894, as the
Denver Homeopathic College. First class
Krnduated 1895. and a class graduated each
subsequent year. In 1907 It became nonsec-
tarlan ns the Westminster University College
nf Medicine. Took above name In 1808. Ex-
tinct In 1909.
Colo. 5. — Denver and Gross College of
Medicine, Medical Department, University of
Denver. Formed In 1902 by union of Grosa
Medical College with the Denver College of
Medicine. First class graduated 1903. In
1911, It united with the University of Colo-
rado School of Medicine.
CONNECTICUT
Conn. I. — Yale University School of Medi-
cine (Yale .Medical School), New Haven,
chartered In 1810 as Medical Institution of
Vale College. Organized in 1812. Instruc-
tion began In 1813. First class graduated
1814, and a class graduated each subsequent
year. In 1879 a new charter changed Its
name to the Medical Department of Yale
College. In 1884 the Connecticut Medical
Society surrendered Its authority to the Col-
lege. In 1887 Y'ale College became Yale
I'nlverslty. The Dean Is Dr. Milton C.
Winternltz. The total registration for 1921-
22 was 165; graduates, 23.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
D. C. I. — George Washington University
Medical School, Washington. Organized 1825
as the Medical Department of Columbian
College; It was also subsequently authorized
to use the name National Medical College.
First class graduated 1826, and classes grad-
uated all subsequent years except 1834-38
and 1861-63. Title chansed to .Medical De-
partment of Columbian University In 1873.
It absorbed the National University Medical
Department In 1903. In 1904, by an act
of Congress, It became the Department of
.Medicine of George Washington University.
The dean is Dr. William C. Borden. The
total registration 1921-22 was 149; grad-
uates. 15.
For Special Announcement see page 4
D. C. 2. — Georgetown University School of
Medicine, W.ishlngton. Organized 1851.
First class graduated 1852, and a class grad-
uated each subseiiuent year. The dean Is
Dr. George M. Kober. The registration for
1921-22 was 204 ; graduates. 22.
D. C. 3. — Howard University School of
Medicine. Washington, Chartered In 1887.
Organized In 1869. The first class graduated
1871. and a class graduated each subsequent
year. Colored students compose a majority
of those In attendance. The dean la Dr. Ed-
ward A. Balloch. Registration for 1921-22
waa 199 ; graduates, 22.
For Special Announcement see page 4
D. C. 4. — National University Medical De-
partment, Washington. Organized 1884, first
class graduated 1885, and a class graduated
e.Tch subsequent year. Merged Into the Co-
lumbian University Medical Department In
1903.
D. C. 5. — Washington Homeopathic Medi-
cal College. Organized 1893 as the National
Homeopathic Medical College. First class
graduated 1894 and classes graduated all
Kubsequent years. In 1K9G It took the above
title. Last class, numherini: 10 stuJeots,
graduated In 1896, when It became extinct.
FLORIDA
Fla. I. — Tallahassee College of Medicine
and Surgery, Medical Department of th«
University of Florida. Jacksonville. Organ-
ized at Tallahassee 1883, removed to Jack-
sonvUls 1885. Extinct 1886.
GEORGIA
Ga. I.— University of Georgia Msdital Ds-
partment, AuKUiila. .Medjcal Academy of
Georgia, organized 1828. Name changed to
Medical Collage of Georgia in 1829. Prosent
tlUe in 1873. First class graduated In 1833.
and a class graduated each subsequent year
except 1862 and 1863. Became Integral part
of the University of (leiriiM in lull. The
dean Is Dr. William U. Doughty, Jr. Total
enrollment for 1921-22, 89: graduates, 13.
Ga. 2. — Southern Botanlco-Medlcal Col-
lege, Macon. Chartered 1839. First located
at Forsythe. Removed to Macon 1846. First
class graduated 1841. A class graduated
each year until 1854. Name then changed
to Ueform Medical College of Georgia.
Classes graduated to 1861. Suspended dur-
ing ClvU War. Resumed 1867. Classes
graduated 1S68 to 1874, when name of Col-
lege of American Medicine and Surgery was
aastuned. No classes graduated 1877 to 1S81.
Removed to Atlanta In 1881. In 1884 char-
ter waa traiuferred to Georgia College of
Eclectic Medicine and Surgery.
Ga. 3. — Thompsonlan College, Barbour-
vllle. Organized 1850. Extinct.
Ga. 4. — Savannah Medical Collets. In-
corporated 1838, organized 1853, charter
amended 1857, suspended 1861-6*. Extinct
1880.
Ga S. — Emory University School of Med-
iciaa, Atlanta. Organized 1854 as the At-
lanta Medical College. Classes graduated
1855 to 1861. Inclusive. Suspended 1861
Reorganized 1865. A cla^s graduated In
1865, and a class graduated In each subse-
quent year. United with Southern Medical
College In 1898 to form Atlanu College of
Physicians and Surgeons. In 1913 the At-
lanta College of Physicians and Surgeons
merged with the Atlanu School of Medicine,
reassumlng the name of Atlanta Medical
College. Became Medical Department of
Emory University In 1915; a.saumed present
title in 1917. The dean Is Dr. W. S. Klkln.
Total registration for 1921-22. 220; grad-
uates, 50.
Ga, 6. — Oglethorpe Medical College. Sa-
vannah. Organize) 1856. Extinct 1861.
Ga. 7. — Reform Medical College, Macon.
(See Ga. 2.)
Ga. 8. — College of American Medicine and
Surgery. (See Ga. 2.)
Ga. 9. — Georgia College of Eclectic Medi-
cine and Surgery. Atlanta. Organized 1877
as Georgia Eclectic Medical College. Ac-
quired charter College of American Medicine
and Surgery 1884. Assumed present name
188S. First class graduated 1878. and a
class graduated each subsequent year In-
cluding 1916, when It became extinct.
Ga. 10.— Southern Medical College. At-
lanta. Organized 1878. First class gradu-
ated 1880, and a class graduated each year
until 1898, when It united with Atlanu Med-
ical College to form Atlanta College of
Physicians and Surgeons.
Ga. 11.— Atlanta College of Physicians
and Surgeons. Formed In 1898 by union of
Atlanta Medical College and Southern Med-
ical College. First class graduated In 1899
and a class graduated each subsequent year
including 1913. when It merged nltb the At-
lanu School of Medicine to form the At-
lanu Medical College.
Ga. 12. — Atlanta School of Medicine. Or-
ganized 1905. First class graduated 1906
and a class graduated each subsequent year,
Including 1913, when It merged with the At-
lanta College of Physicians and Surgeons
under the name of Atlanta Medical College.
Ga. 13.— Middle Georgia Medical College,
Griffin. Incorporated Dec. 19, 1859. Ex-
tinct.
Ga. 14. — Dalton Medical College, Dalton.
Incorporated March 2, 1866, Extinct.
Ga. 15. — Clark University Medical Depart-
ment, Atlanta. Chartered In 1886. No grad-
uates. Extinct.
Oa. 1*. — Woman's Medical College of
Georgia and Training School for Nurses, At-
lanu. Organized In 1889 and graduated a
class the following year. In 1890-91 grad-
uated seven out <)S ten matrlculanU. Ex-
tinct.
Ga. 17. — International Medical Hlsslonarr
College and Training School for Nurses. At-
lanta. Organized In 1904. Classes were
graduated In 1906, 1907 and 1908, when It
suspended.
Ga. 18. — HosplUI Medical College, Eclec-
tic. Atlanu. CharUred 1908. The first
class graduated In 19tt. In 1911 It became
extinct.
Ga. 19. — Southern College of Medicine and
Surgery, Atlanu. Organized 1911. First
class graduated In 1912. Extinct In 1914.
Several diplomas of this Institution were
reported sold in subsequent years.
ILLINOIS
111. 1.— Rusk Medical College, Chicago.
Chartered 1837, organized 1843, first claas
graduated 1844 and a class graduated each
subsequent year. Became Medical Depart-
ment Lake Forest University 1887. Affiliated
with the Unlveralty of Chicago 1898. Since
1914 the course has included a fifth year
consisting of s hospital Internship or of a
fellowship In one of the departments. The
dean Is Dr. John M. Dodson. ToUl regis-
tration 1921-22 was 712 ; graduates, 137.
For Special Announcement see paije
m. 1.— Medical Department of IHlnols
College, Jacksonville. Organized 1843. Sus-
pended 1848. Had 37 graduates.
111. 3.— Medical Department of the Univer-
sity of St. Charles. St. Charles. Organized
1844. Extinct in 1845.
III. 4.— The General Medical College, Chi-
cago. Homeopathic. Organized 1859 as the
Hahnemann Medical College and HospiUI.
Name changed to The (Jeneral Medical Col-
lege in 1922. The last two words were
dropped from the tlUe in 1922. FlrM class
graduated 1861, and a class cradualed »aoh
subsequent year. In 1904 this coliece ab-
sorbed the Chicago Homeopathic Mi-dlcal
College. The dean is Dr. J, C. Blake
ToUl registration 1921-22 was 110: grad-
uates. 13.
ni 5. — College of Medicine and Surgery
(Physlo-Medlcal), Chicago. Organized In
1885 as the Chicago Physlo-Medlcal Insti-
tute. The first class graduated In 1886.
In 1891 the name was changed to the Chi-
cago Physlo-Medlcal 0)llege. In 1899 it
absorbed the Chicago College of Medicine
and Surgery (Physlo-Medlcal) (Dl. 20), and
assumed the above title. Physlo-Medlcal
College of Dallas, Tex., was combined with
it in 1908. In 1911 it was absorbed by the
Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery.
(III. 22.)
III. 6.— Northwestern University Medical
School, Chicaeo. Organized 185!' as Me(ll<-al
Department Llnd Unlveralty. First class
graduated 1860 and a claas graduated each
subsequent year. In 1864 became independ-
ent aa the Chicago Medical College. In 1905
It became an Integral part of Northwestern
University, with which It had been affiliated
since 1869. Present title In 1891. Since
1915 the course has included a fifth year
spent in a hospiul as an Intern or in other
practical work. The dean la Dr. Arthur I.
Kendall. The total registration for 1921-22
was 451 ; graduates, 78.
For Special Announcement see page -I
ni. 7. — Edlnburg University. Chicago. In-
corporated 1862 as the Chicago Northwestern
College, became Edlnburg University 1870.
Fraudulent. Extinct.
111. 8. — Bennett Medical College. Chi-
cago. Organized 1868 as the Bennett Col-
lege of Eclectic Medicine and Surgery. Ec-
lecticism dropped and title of Bennett Medi-
cal College assumed in 1909. First class
graduated In 1870. and a claas graduated
each subsequent year. Absorbed the Illi-
nois Medical College In 1910 and the Bell-
as
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
ance Medical College In 1911. In 1910 It
became by affiliation the School of Medicine
of Loyola University; the university as-
sumed full control In 1915.
III. 9. — Northwestern University Woman's
Medical School, Chicago. Organized 1870 as
Woman's Hospital Medical College. The
word "Hospital" was dropped from the title
In 1879. First class graduated 1871, a class
graduated each year thereafter except 1872.
Became Woman's Medical School of North-
western University in 1892. Last class grad-
uated In 1902, when the college became ex-
tinct.
111. 10. — Chicago Homeopathic Medical
College. Organized 1876, first class gradu-
ated 1877, and a class graduated each subse-
quent year. Including 1904, when It merged
with Hahnemann Medical College.
III. II.— University of Illinois College of
Medicine, Chicago. Organized 1S82 as the
College of Physicians and Surgeons. First
class graduated 1883. and a class graduated
each subsequent year. Became Medical De-
partment of the University of Illinois by affil-
iation in 1897 and an integral part In 1910.
The American Medical Missionary College
was absorbed In 1910. University assumed
full control in 1911, when the present title
was assumed. Relationship canceled In
June, 1912, but restored hi March, 1913.
The dean Is Dr. Albert C. Eycleshymer.
Total registration for 1921-22 was 421 ; grad-
uates, 48.
111. 12.— Chaddock School of Medicine,
Quincy. Organized 1882, as the gulncy
College of Medicine, reorganized 1888,
taking the above title. First class gradu-
ated hi 1883, and a class graduated each
subsequent year Including 1890, when It
became extinct.
III. 13— Harvey Medical College. Chi-
cago. Chartered 1891 ; new charter 1894 ;
first class graduated 1895, and a class grad-
uated each subsequent year. Including 1905,
when It became extinct. It was a night
school.
111. 14.— National Medical University, Chi-
cago. Incorporated Aug. 22. 1891. as the
National Homeopathic Medical College.
Dropped the word "Homeopathic" In 1895
and In 1900 took the above title. Flmt
class graduated 1892, and a class gradu-
ated each subsequent year. Declared not
In good standing by the Illinois State
Board of Health In April, 1909.
III. 15— Herlng Medical College Chicago.
Homeopathic. Organized 1892. first class
graduated 1893, and a class graduated each
subsequent year. In 1902 absorbed Dun-
ham Medical College. Closed In 1913.
ni. 16. — Jenner Medical College. Chicago
Organized 1892, first class graduated 189«,
and a class graduated each subsequent
year. Last class graduated to 1917: ex-
tinct.
III. 17.— nilnoU Medical College, Chicago.
Organized 1894. first class graduated 189r..
and a class graduated each subsequent year
bicludtng 1910. when It was absorbed by
Bennett Me<llcal College.
III. 18.— Dunham Medical College, Chicago.
Organized 1895, first class graduated 1896, a
class graduated each subsequent year In-
cluding 1902. when It merged with the Her-
ing Medical College.
ni. 19.— American Medical Missionary
Collage. Chicago. Organized 1S95, first
class graduated 1899. The first two years
were carried on st Battle Creek. Mich ,
and the clinical studies In Chicago. The
last class graduated In 1910. when It was
absorbed by the College of Physicians and
Surgeons.
III. 20. — Chicago College of Medicine and
Surgery, Physln-Medlcal. Organized 1897,
no classes graduated. In 1899 It merged
with the Chicago Physlo-Medlcal College to
fonn the College of Medicine and Surgery,
Physlo-Medlcal.
ni. 21.— Independent Medical College,
Chicago. "Diploma mill," charter revoked
1899. Fraudulent.
ni. 22.— Chicago College of Medicine and
surgery, Chicago, Organized In 1901 as the
American College of Medicine and Surgery
(Chicago Eclectic Medical College). In 1902
the part of the names in parentheses was
dropped and it became by affiliation the
Medical Department of Valparaiso Univer-
sity. Dropped eclecticism In IPO."!. Assumed
title of Chicago College of Medicine and
Surgery In 1907. Absorbed the College of
Medicine and Surgery, Physlo-Medlcal
(Ili.5), In 1911. First class graduated 1903,
and a class graduated each subsequent year.
Jlerged with Ix)yola University School of
Medicine in 1917. (Do not confuse with
111. 20.)
III. 23. — Dearborn Medical College, Chl-
caOT. Organized 1903 ; first class graduated
1904, a class graduated each subsequent
year Including 1907, when It became extinct.
ni. 24. — College of Physicians and Stir-
geons of the T'pper Mississippi, Rock Island
Organized In 1848. First class graduated in
1849. when It was removed to Keokuk with
the title of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons. (See la. 1.)
HI. 25.— Northwestern College of Mid-
wifery, Chicago. Organized In 1875. Fraud-
ulent. Remove<l to Indianapolis In 1878 and
became the Indiana College of Medicine and
Midwifery. Extinct 1888. (See Ind. 24.)
HI. 26.— Chicago College of Science. Or-
ganized In 1888. Extinct 1889. Fraudulent.
HI. 27.— National University of Hllnols,
Chicago. Organized 1889. Exthict 1890.
Fraudulent.
ni. 28.— German College of Medicine and
Obstetrics, Chicago. Chartered Feb. 19. 1891,
by Johann Malok. Fraudulent. Extinct.
III. 29. — Oernian Hnraoopathtc Medical
College, Chicago. Chartered Dec. 9. 1881,
by Johann Malok. Fraudulent. Extinct.
HI. 30. — Cerman Medical College, Chicago.
Chartered Dec. 28. 1891, by Johann Malok.
Fraudulent. Extinct.
HI. 31. — German Academy of Psychiatric
Physicians, Chicago. Chartered In 1892 by
Johann Malok. Fraudulent. Extinct.
III. 32. — Oennan-Amerlcan Homeopathic
Medical College, Chicago. Chartered In 1892
by Johann Malok. Fraudulent. Extinct.
m. S3. — German College of Gynecology,
Pediatrics and Obstetrics. Chicago. Char-
tered In 1892 by Johann Malok. Fraudulent.
Extinct.
ni. 34.— International Medical Missionary
Institute, Chicago. Organized about 1895.
Extinct.
III. 35— Illinois Health University, Chi-
cago. Organized by "J. Armstrong. MD.
President." et al. Charter revoked April 3,
1897. Fraudulent. Succeeded by the Inde-
pendent Medical College. (See III. 21 and
III. 37.)
ni. 36 — Illinois SUndard College of Med-
icine anil Sui%:ir.v, Chicago. Existed about
1898. Extinct.
m. 37.— Metropolitan Medical College.
Chicago. Organized In 1899 by "J. Arm-
strong. M.D.. President," et al. Gosed by
Injunction 1900. Fraudulent.
III. 38— Dutton Medical College. Chicago.
Operated from 1899 to about 1903. Fraud-
ulent. Extinct.
III. 39.— P" ...,,., ,. ■,^, (^^_
cago. An In 1907.
First class vi lass grad-
uated In 1911. vMM'ii u wit^ ui>s<irped by the
Bennett Medical College.
HI. 40— Scientific Medical College, Chi-
cago. Incorporated 1898. This and the
International University of Chicago (for
which nu charter W rcportt'd) were succes-
sors to the Metropolitan Medical College,
conducted by "J. Armstrong, M.D." et al.
Fraudulent. Closed by postal authorities
In 1900.
ni. 41.— Ix)mbard College Medical Depart-
ment, Galesburg. 0rganl7.ed In 1903, held
one aeaslon, when 20 students were enrolled.
Gave only one year of the medical course.
III. 42. — Chlcaio Medical School, Chicago.
Organized In 1911 as the Chicago Hospital
College of Medicine, chartered In 1912. The
flnit class grailiiatfil In I9H. In 1917 was
advertised also under the name "Fort Dear-
bom Hospital Medical School." Present
title assumed in 1919. The enrollment for
1921-22 was 175 ; graduates, 50. Reported
not recognized by the licensing boards of
45 states.
III. 43.— Loyola University School of Med-
icine, Chicago. 0^^';^nizcd in 1910 when the
Bennett Medical College became by aHllla-
tion the Loyola University School of Medi-
cine ; the University assumed full control in
1915. The Chicago College of Medicine and
Surgeon (111. 22) was purchased in 1917.
The first class graduated in 1910. The dean
Is Dr. Louis D. Moorehead. Total registra-
tion 1921-22, 231 ; graduates, 64.
INDIANA
Ind. 1. — Indiana Medical College. La
Porte. Organized 1S44. as the Medical De-
partment of La Porte University, taking the
present name In 1845. Extinct 1849.
Ind. 2.— Medical College of Eviin-v nio.
Organized 1849, first class graduated IS.'.O.
classes graduated to 1854; suspended 1S54-
1871. reorganized and classes graduated from
1873 to 1884, when it became extinct.
Ind. 3. — Indiana Central Medical College,
Medical Departracnl Asbury University,
Greencastle. Organized 1850, extinct 1854.
Ind. 4. — Indiana Medical College, Indian-
apolis. Organized 1869. first class graduated
1870 and a class graduated each subsequent
year to 18T8. when It united with the College
of Physicians and Surgeons of Indiana to
form the Medical College of Indiana.
Ind. S.— Physlo-Medlcal College of Indi-
ana, Indianapolis. Organized 1873, first
class graduated In 1874. and a class gradu-
ated In each subsequent year Including
1909. when It became extinct.
Ind. 6. — College of Physicians and Sur-
geons of Indiana, Indianapolis. Organized
1873, first class 1874, a class graduated each
year to and Including 1878, when It joined
Indiana Medical college to form Medical
College of Indiana.
Ind. 7.— Medical College of Fort Wayne.
Organized 1876, classes graduated 1877-83,
when It became extinct.
Ind. 8.— Medical College of Indiana, Indi-
anapolis. Organized 1878 by the union of
the Indiana Medical College and Uie College
of Physicians and Surgeons of Indiana
First class graduated 1879 class graduated
each subsequent year. Medical Department
Butler University 1879 to 1883. Medical
Department University of Indianapolis 1895
to 1905, when It merged with Central Col-
lege of Phylclans and Surgeons and Fort
Wayne College of Medicine to form Indi-
ana Medical College, School of Medicine of
Purdue University.
Ind. 9.— Central College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Indianapolis. Organbivl 1S7!> first
class graduated IKSO. and i
each subsequent year. In ,
Fort Wayne College of Medi ,|
College of Indiana to form Indiana Medical
College, School of .Medicine of Purdue Uni-
versity.
Ind. 10— Fort Wayne College of Medicine,
Fort Wayne. Organized 1879, first class
graduated 1880, class graduated each sub-
sequent year except 1899. In 1905 merged
with Medical College of Indiana and Central
College of Physicians and Surgeon.s to form
Indiana Medical College, School of Medicine
of Purdue University.
Ind. II.— Indiana Eclecllc Medical College
Indianapolis. Organized 1880; first cisss
graduated In 1881; absorbed Beach Medical
Institute In 1886. Closed 1890.
Ind. 12.— Curtis Phyalo-Me<llcal Institute
Marion. Incoriioroted In 1881. first class
graduated In 1882. A new charter was ob-
tained and the school was moved to Indlsn-
apolls, where classes were graduated In 18*8
and 1894. Returned to Marion In 1894. Ex-
tinct In 1900.
Ind. 13.— Hospital Medical College of Kr-
ansvllle. Organized 1882, first class 1888,
extinct 1886.
Ind. 15. — Beach Medical Institute, Indian-
apolis. Organized In 1883 as the Beach
Medical College. Took above name In 1814.
Merged with Indiana Eclectic Medical Col-
lege 1886, one class graduated 1888.
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MEDICAL COLLEGES
Inil. 16. — E>:lecttc College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Indianapolis. Organized 1890,
first class graduated 1891 and a class grad-
uated each subsequent year to 1894. when
It became extinct.
Ind. 17.— Eclectic Medical College of In-
diana, Indianapolis. This school wu or-
ganized In 1900. First class graduated 1903.
A clasa graduated each subsequent year In-
cluding 1908, when It suspended, owtog to
recognition having been withdrawn by the
Indiana State Board of Medical Examiners.
Ind. 18. — Indiana Medical College. School
of Medicine of Purdue I'nivorslty. Indian-
apolis. Founded 1905 by union of Central
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Fort
Wayne College of Medicine, and Medical
College of Indiana. Classes graduated
1906-1907. In 1908 It merged Into the Indi-
ana University School of Medicine.
Ind. 19. — American Medical College, Indi-
anapolis. Organized 1894. A class gradu-
ated each year from 1895 to 1897, Inclusive,
when it became extinct.
Ind. 20.— Indiana Univerilty School of
Medldne, Bloomlngton and Indianapolis.
Organized In 1903 as a medical preparatory
school; first two years of the medical course
began In 1905. In 1907, by union with
the State College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, the complete course In medicine was
offered. In 1908 the Indiana Medical Col-
lege, which was formed In 1905 by the
merger of the Medical College of Indiana
(organized In 1878), the Central College of
Physicians and Surgeons (organized In 1879)
and the Fort Wayne College of Medicine
(organized In 1879) merged Into it. First
class graduated In 1908, and a claaa grad-
uated each subsequent year. The work of
the first year Is given at Bloomlngton :
laat three years at Indlanapn'.U. The
secretary at Bloomlngton Is Dr. B. D.
Myers : the dean Is Dr. Charles P. Emer-
son, Indianapolis. The total registration
for 1921-22 was 274; graduates, 33.
For Special Announcement see page -1
Ind. 21. — State College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Indianapolis, In afflllatlon with
the Indiana University. Wos organized In
the spring of 1906. Craduatud one class In
1907. when It united with the Indiana Uni-
versity School of Medicine.
Ind. 23. — University of Indiana, New Al-
bany. Organized in 1833 by one John C.
Bennett. Fraudulent. Extinct.
Ind. 24. — Indiana College of Medicine and
Midwifery, Indianapolis. Chartered In 1S78
by one Charles P. Hell. Extinct about 1888
Ind. 26.— See Ind. 12.
Ind. 27. — University of Medicine, Indian-
apolis. Organized 1897. First class grad-
uated In 1898. No evidence of other clasaes.
Reported as not recognized during its exist-
ence by the Indiana State Board of Medical
Examiners. Extinct.
IOWA
Iowa 1. — College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Keokuk. Organized at Rock Island
in 1848 as Medical Department of the Uni-
versity of the i'pper Mississippi. In 1849
moved to Keokuk as Collece of Phy.sicians
and Surgeons. First class |.Tailu.!!iii at
Rock Island 1849. next class at Keokuk 1850.
A class graduated each subsequent year In-
cluding 18!»9. In 1854 became Medical De-
partment University of Iowa. In 1870 re-
sumed name of College of Physicians and
Surgeons. In 1899 merged with Keokuk
Medical Oollege to form Keokuk »lcdleal
College, College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Iowa 2. — Iowa Medical College, Keokuk.
Organized 1858. Extinct 1860.
Iowa 3 State University of Iowa College
of Medicine, Iowa City. Organized 1SC9,
first session 1S70. First class graduated
1871, and a class graduated each subsequent
year. In 1913 absorbed Drake University
College of Medicine. The dean is Dr. Lee
Wallace Dean. Total registration for 1921-22
was 313; graduates, ,38.
Iowa 4. — State University of Iowa Col-
lege of Homeopathic Medicine, Iowa City.
Organized 1877, first class graduated 1878,
and excepting In 1914 a class graduated
each subsequent year Including 1919 wiisn
the college was abollahed.
Iowa 6. — Drake University of
Medicine, Des Moines. — Orgai HI
as the Iowa Eclectic Mcdiciti he
Medical Department of Drake University.
In 1883 assumed the name of Iowa Medical
College, Eclectic. First cla.ss graduated In
1882. Extinct in 1887. Meanwhile, In 1882,
the Iowa College of Physicians and Bur-
geons was organized. First class graduated
In 1883. In 1887 this college became the
Medical Department of Drake University,
following the suspension of the Iowa Medi-
cal C<illege. Eclectic. In 1003 the name was
changed to Drake University College of
Medicine. Absorbed the Keokuk Medical
College. College of Physicians and Bur-
geons, in 1908. In 1913 merged with the
Stale University of Iowa Coiiegs of Medi-
cine.
Iowa 7. — King Eclectic Medicab College.
Des Moines. Organized 1883, first class
graduated 1884. Extinct about 1889.
Iowa 8.— Sioux City College of Medicine.
Organized 1890, first class graduated 1893,
a class graduatisd each subsequent year In-
cluding 1908, when It became extinct.
Iowa 9. — Keokuk Medical College. Organ-
ized 1890, first class grsMont,..! 1^'(1 classes
graduated each year. In ', when
It merged with College >rtB and
Surgeons to form Keokuk ..iv.i,. u, College,
College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Iowa 10.— Keokuk Medical College, College
of Physicians and Surgeons. Formed 1899
by union of Keokuk Medical College and the
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Keokuk.
First class graduated 1900. a class graduated
each subsequent year Including 1908, when
It was absorbed by Drake University Coliece
of Medicine at Des Moines.
Iowa 11. — Cotucil Bluffs Medical College,
Council Bluffs. Organized 1893. Extinct
1895. No graduates.
KANSAS
Kan. I. — Kansas Medical College, Inde-
pendence. Organized 1872, graduated two
classes. Extinct 1875.
Kan. 2. — University of Kansas Sohool of
Medicine, Lawrence and Rosedale. Organ-
ized 1880. preparatory course until 1905.
when the Kans.ns City (Mo.) Medical Col-
lege, thi' ' i-lans and Surgeons,
and the .il College of Kan-
sas Clt'. First class grnd-
iiated lUUO. and u ciaiu graduated each sub-
.tequent year. In 1913 absorbed the Kansas
.Medical College. The associate dean U Dr.
Mervin T. Sudler, Rosedale. The registra-
tion for 1921-22 was 157; graduates, 24.
Kan. 3.— Kansas Medical College, Topaka.
Organized 1890, first class graduated 1892,
and class graduated each 8ut>sequent year
except 1901, when a four years' course was
begun. In 1903 it became Medical Depart-
ment of Washburn College. In 1913 merged
with the University of Kansas School of
Medicine.
Kan. 4. — College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Medical Department Kansas City Uni-
versity, K.insas ( ity Organized 1SH4, first
class graduated 1895, class graduated each
subsequent year, including 1905, when II
was absorbed by the University of Kansas
School of Medicine.
Kan. 5.— Wichita Medical College. Wlch-
iu. Organized In 1889. Suspended after
one session. No graduates.
Kan. 6.— Kansas City College of Medi-
cine and Surgeri', Kansas City. Organized
1897. A class graduated 1898, when It
moved to Kansas City, Mo., and became the
Medico-Chlrurgicai College. (See Mo. 32.)
Kan. 7.^Eclectlc Medical University.
Kansas City. Organized In 1898 In Kansas
City, Mo., first class graduated in 1900.
Removed to Kansas City, Kan., In 1907. In
1908 assumed the name Western Eclectic
College of Medicine and Surgery. Returned
to Kansas City Mo., in 1909 and resumed
its first UUe. (See Mo. 33.)
KENTUCKY
Ky. 1. — Kentucky School of Medicine.
I-ouisville. Organized 1817 at Lexington as
27
Medical Department Transylvania Unlrtr-
slty, first class graduated 1817, sod clasaas
graduated each subsequent year until aftsr
organization of U>e Kentucky School of
Medicine. Succeeded in 1850 by Kentucky
School of Medicine of Louisville, first class
graduated In 1851 and a class graduated
each subsequent year Including 1(08, when
it merged Into the Medical Department
of the University of Louisville.
Ky. 2.— University of Louisville Medleal
Department, Louisville. Organized 1837 as
Louisville Medical Institute ; first class grad-
V. ' '^'^' ' "' '-'* graduated each sub-
: SC3 ; became Medical
<.f I,<)ulsvllle In 1848.
"Ivcralty Medical
Iventucky School
■ ie and Hospital
incrg"'! into It. The dean
iis Tiiley. Total reglstra-
: was 163 : graduatea, 21.
For Spettai Announcement iff page 4
Ky. 3. — Eclectic Medical College, I«uls-
vllle. Chartered 1848. Extinct.
Ky. 4.— Louisville Medical College, Louis-
ville. Organized 1869, first class gradiuted
1879 and a class graduated each subsequent
year Including 1907, when It merged with
the Hospital College of Medicine, forming
the Louisville and Hospital Medical College.
Ky. 5— HospiUl College of Medicine,
Medical Department Central University of
Kentucky I.,<iulsville. Organized 1874, first
class graduated 1875, and a class graduated
each subsequent year Including 1907, when
It merged with the Louisville Medical Col-
lege to form the LoiUsrllle and Hospital
Medical College.
Ky. 6. — Jefferson School of Medicine,
Louisville. Organized 1882, graduated one
class and suspended.
Ky. 7.— Loulsvliie National Medical Col-
lege, Medical Department State University,
Ixiulsville. (Oolored.) Organized 1888,
first class graduated 1889. State Univer-
sity Medical Department was merged with
it In 1903. Last class graduated In 1912.
Extinct.
Ky. 8. — Southwestern Homeopathic Medi-
cal College and Hospital, Louisville. Organ-
ized 1892, first class graduated 1894, < jd
a cla.ss graduated each subsequent year In-
cluding 1910, when It became extinct.
Ky. 9. — Kentucky University Medical De-
partment, Louisville. Organized 1898. first
class graduated 189tf, and a class graduated
eadi subsequent year including 1906. It
merged Into the Medical Department of the
University of Louisville In 1907.
Ky. 10. — Medical Department. State Uni-
versity (Colored), Louisville. Organized In
1899. In 1903 it merged with the Loulsvliie
National Medical College.
Ky. 11. — I.K)uisvilie and Hospital Medical
College. Louisville. Organized In 1907 by
the union of the Louisville Medical College
and the Hospital College of Medicine. A
class graduated in 1908, when this college
merged Into the Medical Department of tlie
University of Loulsyllle.
LOUISIANA
L>. I. — Tulane University of Louisiana
School of Medicine, New Orleans. Organ-
ized In 1834 as Medical College of Louisiana,
first class graduated 1835, and a class grad-
uated each subsequent year except 1863-65,
Transferred to Medical Department Univer-
sity of Louisiana 1847, became Medical De-
partment of the Tulane University of Lou-
isiana in 1884. Present title in 1913, when
It became the School of Medicine of the
College of Medicine of the Tulane Univer-
sity of Louisiana. The dean is Dr. Charles
C. Bass. The registration for 1921-22 was
340 ; graduates, 71.
La. 2. — New Orleans School of Medicine.
Organized 1856. Extinct 1870.
La. 3. — Charity Hospital Medical College,
New Orleans. Organized 1873. Extinct
1877.
La. 4. — Flint Medical College of New Or-
leans University (Colored), New Orleans.
Organized 1889 as the Medical College of
New Orleans University. First class grad-
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
uated 1892 and classes graduated each
subsequent year eicept 1896 and 1911.
Name changed to the aboTe In 1901. Sus-
pended In 1911.
MAINE
Me. 1.— Bowdoin Medical Sohiol (Medical
Department of Bowdoin College). Brunswick
and Portland. Organized 1820 as the Medi-
cal School of Maine, first class graduated i
1821, and a class graduated each subse- t
(luent year. Present title assumed In 1915.
The work of the first two years was at
Bowdoin ColIcBe, Brunswick, and that of
the last two years at Portland. Suspended
In 1921.
Me. 2. — Eclectic Medical College of Maine.
Lewlston. Incorporated 1880, charter re-
voked by State Legislature in 1887.
Me. 4. — Portland School for Medical In-
struction, Portland. A preparatory school
only. Organized 1856, chartered 1858. Ex-
tinct 1902. Did not grant degrees.
IMARYLAND
Md. I. — University of Maryland School of
Medicine and the College of Physicians and
Surgeons. Baltimore. Organized 1807 as the
College of Medicine of Maryland, first class
graduated 1810, and classes graduated each
subsequent year. In 1812 became Unlrer-
slty of Maryland School of Medicine. It
took over the Baltimore Medical College In
1913. In 1915 the College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Baltimore was merged and the
present title assumed. The dean la Dr.
J. M. H. Rowland. The total registration
in 1921-22 was 299 ; graduates, 55.
Md. 2. — Washington UnlTerslty School of
Medicine, Baltimore. Organized 1827 as
Medical Department Washington College,
Washington, Pa. First class graduated 1828.
and a class graduated each subsequent year.
In 1840 the above title was assumed. In
1851 became extinct. Reorganized In 1867 ;
in 1877 merged with College of Physicians
and Surgeons of Baltimore.
Md. 3. — College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Baltimore. Organized 1872, first class
graduated 1873, and a class graduated each
subsequent year. In 1877 absorbed Wash-
ington University School of Medicine. In
1915 it merged with the University of Mary-
land School of Medicine.
Md. 4. — Baltimore Medical College. Or-
ganized 1881, first class graduated 1882, and
a class graduated each subsequent year. In
1913 It merged with the University of Mary-
land, School of Medicine.
Md. 5. — Woman's Medical College of Balti-
more. Organized 1882. first class graduated
1883, and a class graduated each subsequent
year, excepting 1898, Including 1910, when
the college became extinct.
Md. 6. — Baltimore University School of
Medicine. Organized 1884, first class gradu-
ated 1885, and a class graduated each sub-
sequent year Including 1907, »hen It be-
came extinct.
Md. 7.— Johns Hopkins Unlverilty Medical
Department, Baltimore. Organized 1887,
preliminary course only until 1893, first
class graduated 1897, and a ciasa graduated
each subsequent year. The dean Is Dr. J.
Whltrldge Williams. Total registration In
1921-22 was 349; graduates, 80.
Md. 8.— Atlantic Medical College. Balti-
more. Organized 1890 as the Southern Ho-
meopathic Medical College. Assumed above
title In 1907. First class graduated 1892,
and a class graduated each subsequent year
including 1910, when It became extinct.
Md. 9.— Maryland Medical College, Balti-
more. Organized 1898, first class graduated
1899, and classes graduated each subsequent
year. Extinct In 1913.
Md. 10. — Medlco-Chlrurglcal and Theolog-
ical College of Christ's Institution, Balti-
more. (Colored.) Chartered In 1900 by six
negroes, only one of whom had an H.D.
degree, source of this being unknown. Only
two graduates have applied fur license In
any state since 1902, these being graduatM
of 1904 and 1908 raapaetlvelj.
Md. 11. — Maryland College of Eclectic
Medicine and Surgery, Baltimore. Organ-
ized In 1912 aa the EcleeUc School of Medi-
cine of Milton University, but later took
the title of Eastern University School of
Medicine. Above title In 1914. Its dean
was reported as not licensed In Maryland,
having failed to pass the license examina-
tion. This college was officially reported as
not recognized by the Mar.vland State Board
of Medical Examiners. Corporation dis-
solved in 1915. Several of its diplomas were
reported sold in subsequent years.
MASSACHUSETTS
Mass. I. — Medical School of Harvard Uni-
versity. Boston. Organized 1782. first class
graduated 17S8, and a class graduated each
subsequent year. The dean Is Dr. David L.
Edsall. The total registration for 1921-22
was 471; graduates, 112.
Mass. 2.— Berkshire Medical College.
Plttsfield. Organized in 1823 as Medical
Department Williams College. Graduated
1,138 studenu. Extinct 1867.
Mass. 3. — New England Female Medical i
College, Boston. Homeopathic. Organized ;
1848. In 1874 merged with Boston Univer-
sity School of Medicine. :
Mass. 4. — Worcester Medical College, Ec-
lectic. Organized 1848 as New England
Botanlco-.Medical College, reorganized 1852
aa Worcester Medical College, Eclectic.
Moved to Boston 1857, to Worcester 1858.
Kxtinijt lf<.'''J. Hovived in 1915 (see Mass.
15).
Mass. 5. — Boston University School of
Medicine, Boston. Organized 1873 as a
homeopathic institution. In 1874 New Eng-
land Female Medical . College was merged
into it. First class graduated 1874, and a
class graduated each subsequent year. Be-
came nonsectarian in 1918. The dean Is
Dr. John P. Sutherland. Total registra-
tion for 1921-22 was 161: graduates, 24.
Mass. 6. — Colloi* of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Boston. Organized 1880. First class
graduated 1882, and a class graduated each
subsequent year. Total studenta registered
In 1920-21 was about 70; graduates, 19.
This college has been reported not r«cog-
nlted by the Massachusetts Medical Society
.ind liy Ihe licenainK hotird.s nf 45 Mates.
Mass. 7.— Tufts College Medical School.
Boston. This school was organized in 189:i
as the Medical Department of Tufts Col-
lege. First class graduated In 1894, and
a class graduated each subsequent year.
Dr. Frank O. Wlicatiy is ariiiii,' dran. Total
rrk'latratlim for 1921-22 wa.s 142; graduates,
83.
Mass. 8. — New England University of Arts
and Sciences, Boston. Fraudulent. Extinct
1881.
Mass. 9. — Bellevue Medical Collage of
Maasachusetts, Boston. Fraudulent. Ex-
tinct 1883.
Mass. 12. — Excelsior Medical College,
Boston. Fraudulent. Extinct 1883.
Mass. 13. — Reserved College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Springfield. Fraudulent. Ex-
tinct 1893.
Mass. 14— Clark University Medical De-
partment, Worcester. Organized In 1887.
Did not grant degrees. Extinct.
Mass. IS. — Middlesex College of Medicine
and Surgery, Cambridge. Organized in 1914
having secured the unexpired charter of the
Worcester .Medical College (See Mass. 4).
Classes graduated In 1915 and each subse-
quent year. Ilranled liberal advanced
standing for work taken In osteopathic
colleges. It ha.t afllllated itself with schools
of law, dentistry, chiropody, optometry, etc.,
under the high sounding title of the "Uni-
versity of Massachusetts" Diirinc 1921-22
its enrolment was appn l\ ; grad-
untc-i. 27. lti-|H'rtod !!■ i by the
MassachusetU Medical .-. I by the
licensing Imards nf 46 atatcti.
MiCHiOAN
Mich. I.— University of Michigan Medical
School, Ann Arbor. Organized 1850, first
class graduated 1851, and « class graduated
each aubaequent year. The dean la Dr.
Hugh Cabot. Toul registration for 1921-
22 was 558 ; graduates, 67.
Mich. 2.— Detroit Medical College. Or-
taniMd 1898, first class graduated 1869, and
28
a class graduated each year to 1885, when
it consolidated with the Michigan College
of Medicine to form the Detroit College of
Medicine.
Mich. 3. — Detroit Homeopathic Medical
College. Organized 1871. Extinct 1876.
Mich. 4. — Michigan Homeopathic Medical
College, Lansing. Organized 1872. Extinct
1873.
Mlrh. 5.— University of Michigan Homeo-
pathic Medical School, Ann Arbor. Organ-
ized 1875, first class graduated In 1S77, and
a class graduated each subsequent year. In-
cluding 1922, when the school was abolished
by the Board of Regents.
Mich. 6— Michigan College of Modicine,
Detroit. Organized 1880. First class grad-
uated 1881. and a class graduated each year
to 1885, when it consolidated with the De-
troit Medical College.
Mich. 7. — Detroit College of Medicine and
Surgery, Detroit. Formed 1885 by consoli-
dation of Detroit Medical College and the
Michigan School of Medicine, taking the
name of Detroit College of Medicine. Pres-
ent title assumed In 1913. First class grad-
uated 1886, and a class graduated each
subsequent year. The dean Is Dr. W. H.
MacCraken. Total enrolment for l:'21-22
was 166 ; graduates, 23.
Mich. 8.— Michigan College of Medicine
and Surgery, Detroit. Organized 1S88, first
class graduated In 1889. a class graduated
each subsequent year. In 1903 consolidated
with Saginaw Valley Medical College. Last
class graduated 1906. Extinct 1907.
Mich. 9. — Saginaw Valley Medical College.
Saginaw. Organized 1896 ; first class gradu-
ated 1897, and a class graduated each sub-
se<iuent year Including 1903. when It con-
solidated with the Michigan College of Med-
icine and Surgery.
Mich. 10.— (irand Rapids Medical College.
Incorporated 1897 ; first class graduated
1898, and a class graduated each subsequent
year Including 1907, when It became extinct.
Mich. 11. — Detroit Homeopathic College.
Organized In 1899; first class graduated
1900; a class graduated each subsequent
year. Extinct In 1912.
Mich. 12. — Michigan School of Homeopa-
thy and Surgery, Detroit. Incorporated Feb.
23, 1863. Extinct.
Mich. 13.— Michigan Eclectic Medical (Col-
lege, Detroit. Incorporated April 20, 1880.
Extinct.
Mich. 14 —Detroit University of Rational
Medicine and Surgery, Detroit. Incorporated
Aug. 9, 1880. Extinct.
Mich. 15.— Detroit University of Medicine,
Detroit. Incorporated Nov, 30, 1881. Ex-
tinct.
Mich. 16— Michigan Medical College, Lan-
sing. Organized 1871. Extinct 1873.
MINNESOTA
Minn. 1.— Winona Medical School, Pre-
paratory. Organized 1872; extinct. No
diplomas laaued.
Minn. 2.— St. Paul Medical College. Or-
ganized In 1871 as a preparatory school.
Extinct In 1879. Reopened with power to
Krant degrees In 1885. Classes graduated in
1886 and 1887. In 1888 it merged with the
Minnesota Hospital College and was ab-
sorbed by the University of Minnesota Col-
lege of Medicine and Surgery.
Minn, 3. — Minnesota Hospital College,
Minneapolis. Organized 1881 as the Minne-
sota College Hospital. Reorganized with
new title In 1885. In 1888 was absorbed by
the College of Medicine and Surgery of
the University of Minnesota.
Minn. 4. — University of Minnesota Med-
ical School, Minneapolis. Organized 1883 as
the University of Minnesota College of .Med-
icine. At that time Its only ftmctlon was
to examine for the degrees of B M. and
.MD. In 1888 by the consolidation and
absorption of the St. Paul Medical College
and the Minnesota Hospital ( otlc^'c. Its
preaent status was assumed and the name
of University of .Minnesota i niif^e of
Medicine and Surgery was taken. First
claaa graduated in 1889 and a class gradu-
ated each subsequent year. Absorbed .Minn-
MEDICAL COLLEGES
•apolls College of I'hrsiclans nnd Surgeons
In 1908. PreMnt title asaumed In 1913.
Since 1910 the course has coTerod Are years.
Including a year'! Intcrn.ship In an approved
hospital. The dean Is Dr. K. I". Lyon. The
total reKlstratlon for 1921-22 wai 399 : (rad-
uales, 80.
Minn. 5.— Minneapolla CoUage of Phjral-
clans and Surgeons. Organized In 188:1 :
first class gradua'od In 1884, and a elaiu
Kraduatt-il In t-arli succt'i'iliiii; yyar. From
1881 to 1887 Incluslre the degrees were con-
ferred by the Unliersiiy of Minnesota. In
18»,'. liM-anic .Mcdlial Department Hamllne
Unlverait.v. In 1908 It merged with the Col-
lefe of .viedlclne and Surgery of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota. The last class graduated
In 1911 according to the terms of the agree-
ment that Hamllne fnlverslty would grant
dfurees to students cnrollod at the time of
the merger whose (iualin<-allons were lower
than those required by the latter Institution
Minn. 8. — Unlrerslty of Minnesota Col'ege
of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery, Mlu-
neai>olls. Organized 1SX6 as Minnesota
Homeopathic Medical College. In 1888 II
became the Homeopathic Medical Depart
ment of the Unirerally of Minnesota. Ttie
first class graduated In 1889, and a class
graduated each subsequent year Including
1909, when the department was abolished
by the Board of Regents.
MISSISSIPPI
Miss. I.— University of Mississippi Sckool
of Medicine, inlrerdliy. This schuul was or-
ganized In 1903. Only two years of the
medical course sre given. In 1908 a clinical
department was established at Vlcksburg.
but was discontinued In 1910, after one
claas had been graduated. The dean Is Dr.
W. S. Leathers, University. The toUI regis-
tration In 1921-22 was 54.
Mtas. 2. — Mississippi Medical College.
Meridian. Organised in 1906 : first class
graduated 1907. Extinct In 1912.
MISSOURI
Uo. 1. — Missouri Medical CoUege, St.
Louis. Organized 1840 as the Medical De-
partment of Kemper College. In 1845 be-
came Medical Department of the University
of Missouri. In 1855 became Missouri Med-
ical College. First class graduated 1841 and
a class graduated each succeeding year ex-
cept 1862-65. This college was sometimes
called after Its founder, the McDowell Med-
ical College. In 1899 was abscrbed by the
Medical Department of Washington Univer-
sity.
Mo. 2. — Washington University Medical
School. St. Louis. Organized 1842 as .Med-
ical Department of St. Louis University. In
1855 It was chartered as an Independent in-
stitution under the name of St. Louis Med-
ical College ; was sometimes spolten of as
"Pope's Medical College." First class grad-
uated 1843 and a class graduated each year
thereafter. In 1891 became the Medical
Department of Washington University. In
1899 absorbed the Missouri Medical College
The dean is Dr. Nathaniel Allison. Toul
registration of students for 1921-22 was 235 ;
graduates, 48.
For Special AnnounccmcHt see page 4
Mo. 3.— University of Missouri School of
Medicine, Columbia. Founded 1845. First
class graduated 1846. No classes were grad-
uated in 1857. 1858. 1860 to 1873, inclusive.
1887 to 1890 Inclusive. 1892 and 1902. From
1845 to 1855 located In St. Ixiuls. Reorgan-
ized at Columbia in 1872. Last class grad-
uated in 1909, when the clinical years were
suspended. Dr. Guy L. Xoyes is dean. Total
registration for 1921-22 was 84.
Mo. 4.— Humboldt Medical College, St.
Louis, Incorporated 1855 as St. Louis Col-
lege of Medical and Natural Sciences. In
1859 became Humboldt Institute. In 1866
became Humboldt Medical College. Last
class graduated In 1869, when It became
extinct.
Mo. 5. — Homeopathic Medical College of
Missouri, St. Louis. Organized 1859 ; first
class graduated 1860 and a class graduated
each year except 1862 to 1864. Reorganized
1882 and absorbed Herlng Medical College
and St. Louis College of Homeopathic Physi-
cians and Surgeons. The last class gradu-
ated in 1909, when the college bicame ex-
tinct, 1
Mo. 6. — St. Louis College of Homeopathic
Pbytictam and Surgeons. Organized 1869 |
suspended 1871, revived 1880. ConHiilldate<l i
with the Homeopathic Medical College of I
Missouri In 1882. '
Mo. 7. — St Louis College of Physicians {
and Surgeofli, St. Louis. Organized 1869
as the College of Physicians and Surgeons I
of St. Louis ; first class graduated 1870 and
a class graduated each subsequent year until
1873. Reorganized with the present title in
1879. A class was graduated each subse-
quent year Including 1915, when It merged
with the Medical Department of the National .
University of Arts and Sciences. Reestab- I
lUhed In 1916. The dean Is Dr. Waldo
Brlggs. Total registration for 1921-22 was
approximately 12U: graduates, 36. Reported
not recognized by the licensing boards of
46 sUtea.
Mo. t.— Kansas aty Medical College. Or-
ganized 186> as College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Kanssa City. AlMve title as-
sumed 1880. Classes graduated in 1870 and
In all subsequent years Including 1905, when
It was absorbed bjr the School of Medicine
of the University of Kansas.
Mo. 9. — Homeopathic Medical College of .
St. Louis. Organized 1873. Fraudulent.
Extinct.
Mo. 10.— National University of ArU and
Sciences Medlcsl Department, St. Ix>uls.
Organized 1873 aa an eclectic college, with
the title American Medical College ; first
class graduated In 1874 and two classes
gradusted each subsequent year up to 1883,
since which time one class annually has
been graduated. Dropped eclecticism in
1(10. In 1911 the Barnes Medical Col- .
lacs was merged into it. Became the Medi-
cal Department of the National University
of Arts and Sciences In 1812. St. I^uls
College of i'hyslcians and Surgeons was
merged In 1915, but withdrew In 1916. The
last class graduated In 1918, when the
college became extinct.
Mo. 11.— Medical College of Kansas City,
Kansas City. Organized In 1869. Three
sessions were held. Extinct In 1873.
Mo. 12. — St. Louis Hahnemann Medical
College, St. Louis. Organized 1873. Gradu-
ated one class of four students. Extinct
1874.
Mo. 13.— St. Louis Eclectic Medical Col-
lege. Organized 1874. Extinct 1883. Closed
by legal process.
Mo. 14.— St. Joseph Hosplul Medical Col-
lege. Organized 1876. First claas graduated
1878. In 1882 Joined with College of Physi-
cians and Surgeons of St. Joseph to form
St. Joseph Medical College.
Mo. 15. — College of Physicians and Sur-
geons of St. Joseph. Organized 1878, grad-
uated three classes. In 1382 merged with
St. Joseph Hospital Medical College to form
, St Joseph Medical College.
Mo. 16. — Herlng Medical College, St. Louis.
Organized 1880. No graduates. In 1882
united with the Homeopathic Medical Col-
lege of Missouri.
Mo. 17. — Joplln College of Physicians and
Surgeons. Joplln. Organized 1880. first class
graduated 1881. Extinct 1884.
Mo. 18. — Northwestern Medical College.
St. Joseph. Organized 1879, first class grad-
I uated I88I. Extinct 1894
Mo. 19.— Joplln Medical College, Joplln.
Organized 1881. Extinct 1882.
Ho. to. — University Medical College of
Kansas City. Organized 1881 as University
of Kansas City Medical Department. First
class graduated 1882. Reorganized 1888
under present name. In 1911 It discontinued
the courses of the first two years. Extinct
In 1913.
Mo. 21. — Kansas City Hosplul College of
Medicine. Organized 1882, first class grad-
uated 1883. Extinct In 1888.
Mo. 22— Ensworth Medical College. St.
Joseph. Organized 1882 as St. Joseph Medi-
cal College by union of St. Joseph Hospital
Medical College and College of Pbyalclans
and Surgeons of 8t Joseph. First class
grsduated 1883, and a class graduated each
subsequent year except 1892. Became Ens-
worth Medical College In 1888. In 1905
merged with Central Medical College of St.
Joseph. In 1907 resumed the name Ensworth
Medical College. Closed In 1914.
Mo. 23— Woman's Medical College, St.
Louis, Homeopsthlc. Organized 1883. Ex-
tinct 1884.
Mo. 24. — Beaumont Hospital Medical Col-
lege, St. Louis. Organized 1886, first class
graduated 1887. Last class graduated In
1901, when it joined with Marlon-Sims Col-
lege of Medicine to form Marlon-Slms-Beau-
mont Medical College.
Mo. 25. — St. Louis Hygienic College of
Physicians and Surgeons. Organized 1887 ;
extinct about 1893.
Mo. 26. — Kansas City Homeopathic Medi-
cal College. Organized 1888. first clsas
graduated 1889 and a class grsduated each
subsequent year Including 1902, when it
united with Hahnemann Medical College uf
the Kansas City University to form Kansas
City Hahnemann Medical College.
Mo. 27.- Marion-Sims College of Medi-
cine, St Lotils. Organized 1890. First class
graduated in 1891, a class graduated each
aubsaquent year until 1901, when It united
with Beaumont Hospital Medical College to
form Marlon-Slms-Beaumont Medical Col-
lege, which In 1903 became the Medical De-
partment of St. Louis University.
Mo. 28.— Barnes Medical College, St.
Louis. Organized 1892, first class graduated
1893 and a class graduated each subsequent
year Including 1911, when It merged with
the American Medical College.
Mo. 29.— Central Medical College of St.
Joseph. Organized 1894. first class gradu-
ated 1895 and a class graduated each sub-
sequent year. In 1905 merged Into the Ens-
worth Medical College.
Mo. 30. — Woman's Medical College. Kan-
sas City. Organized 1895, first class gradu-
ated 1886 and a claas graduated each sub-
sequent year until 1903, when It became
extinct.
Ho. 31. — Hahnemann Medical College of
the Kansas City University, Kaiuas City.
Organized 1898 as the College of Homeo-
pathic Medicine and Surgery of the Kansas
City University. Name changed to the above
in 1900. First class graduated 1897. United
In 1902 with Kansas City Homeopathic
Medical CoUege to form Kansaa City Hahne-
mann Medical College.
Mo. 32.— Hedlco-Chlrurglcal College of
Kansas City. Organized 1897 as the Kansas
City (Kan.) CoUege of Medicine and Sur-
gery. Reorganized with the above title In
1898. First class graduated 1898 and a class
graduated each subsequent year. In 1901 It
absorbed the Columbian Medical College.
In 1905 absorbed by the School of Medicine
of the University of Kansas.
Ho. 33. — Eclectic Medical University.
Kansas City. Organized 1898. First claas
graduated 1900. Removed to Kansas City.
Kansas. In 1907. Assumed name of West-
ern Eclectic College of Medicine and Sur-
gery. Returned to Kansas City, Mo., In
1909 and resumed Its former name. The last
class graduated In 1918 when It became ex-
tinct.
Me. 34.— St Louis Uaiversity School of
Medicine, St. Louis. Formed in 1901 by
union of tlie Marion-Sims College of iledl-
rine with the Beaumont Hospital Medical
College, forming the Marion-Slms-Beaumont
Medical College. First class graduated in
1902 and a class graduated each subsequent
year. It became the Medical Department of
the St. Louis University in 1903, when the
present title was adopted. The dean Is Dr.
H. W. Loeb. Total registration for 1921-22
was 303 : graduates, 39.
For Special Announcement see page 4
Mo. 3.>.— Kansas City Hahnemann Medical
College. Founded In 1902 by the union of
the Kansas City Homeopathic Medical Col-
lege and the Hahnemann Medical College of
the Kansas City Universitv. First class
graduated in 1903 and a class graduated
each subsequent year. In 1913 name was
29
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
changed to the Southwest School of Medi-
cine and Hospital. Held one session under
new name. Extinct in 1916.
Mo. 36. — Occidental College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Joplln. Incorporated 1886.
Had no classes. Extinct 1887.
Mo. 37. — St. Louis Woman's Medical Col-
lege. Organized 18a4 ; cla.sses graduated in
1895 and 1S96, when It became extinct.
Mo. 38. — Missouri Eclectic Medical Col-
lege, Kansas C.lty. Extinct about 1898.
Mo. 39. — American Anthropological Unl-
rersity of St. Louis. Fraudulent. Extinct
about 1885.
Mo. 40. — Hippocratean College of Medi-
cine, St. Louis. A night school organized in
1907. No graduates. Extinct In 1910.
Mo. 41. — Columbian Medical College, Kan-
sas City. Organized 1898. First class grad-
uated 1899 and classes graduated each sub-
sequent year. Merged with the Medlco-Chl-
rurgical College In 1901.
Mo. 42. — Missouri School of Midwifery
and Diseases of Women and Children, St.
Louis. In operation about 1S91. Extinct.
Fraudulent,
Mo. 43. — Kansas City College of Medicine
and Surgery. Eclectic. Organized in 1915
as an olTshoot of the Eclectic Medical Uni-
versity, an institution rated in class C.
First class graduated in 1916. Total enrol-
ment 1920-21, 90 ; graduates, 14. Reported
not recognized by the National Eclectic Med-
ical Association and by the licensing boards
of 41 states.
Mo. 44.— Kansas City UnlvartKy of Physi-
cians and Surgeons, Kansas City. Charter-
ed in 1903 as the Central Collega of Osteo-
pathy ; charter amended in 1917 authorizing
it to grant degrees in medicine when name
was changed to the Central College Medical
Department. Present title in 1918. Professes
to teach both medicine and osteopathy. Lib-
eral advanced standing granted in medicine
to osteopathic students. The dean is Dr.
A. L. .McKenzie. Total enrolment 1921-22,
80; graduates, 32. Reported not recognized
by the licensing boards of 46 states.
NEBRASKA
Neb. 1. — University of Nebraska College
of Medicine, Regular Department, Lincoln.
Founded 1869 ; organized 1883. Extinct
1887.
Neb. 2. — University of Nebraska College
of Medicine, Eclectic Department, Lincoln.
Organtzed 1883. Extinct 1885.
Neb. 3. — University of Nebraska College |
of Medicine, Homeopathic Department, Lin- <
coin. Organized 1883, Qrst class 1884. Ex-
tinct 1887.
Neb. 4.— Lincoln Medical College, Eclectic,
Lincoln. Organized 1890 as Cotner Univer-
sity Medical Department. In 1896 name
changed to Lincoln Medical College of Cut-
ner University. Name of Coined University |
Medical Dep.irlment restored In 1911. Itc-
latlon.shlp with university canceled In 1915
and title Lincoln Medical College reassunad.
First class graduated 1891 ; a class gradu-
ated each subsequent year including 1918
when the college became extinct.
Neb. 5. — University of Nebraska College
of Mtdicine, Omaha. Organized 1881 as i
Omaha Medical College, the outgrowth of h I
preparatory school eslabllshed In 1880 under
the name of the Nebraska School of Medi-
cine. First class graduated In 1882 and a
class graduated each subsequent year. Be-
came Medical Department Omaha ITnlvprslty
In 1891. Affiliated
Nebraska and aasun^
The first two years
and the last two years ul <
when the entire college ^t
Omaha. The dean Is Dr. i < r.
The total reglsuatlon In 1921-22 waa 254;
graduates, 17.
Neb. 6. — Creighton V--!: — " '■-".qr •■
cal Department of ti
Omaha. Organized
Creighton Medical Co.icl'. !Ii> in
1922. First class gradu:: nO a
class graduated each sub^. Tlie
dean Is Dr. H. Von W. SchuiUv T t.il regis-
tration for 1921-22 was 138 ; graduates, 20.
For Special Announcement tee page 4
Neb. 7. — Nebraska College of Medicine,
Lincoln. Organized 1905. Classes were
graduated In 1907. 1908 and 1909. when the
school became extinct.
Neb. 8. — Nebraska Medical College, Eclec-
tic, Lincoln. Organized In 1910. Held one
session and became extinct. No graduates.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
N. H. I.— Dartmouth Medical Sehool,
Hanover. Organized under the trustees of
Dartmouth College in 1797. first class gradu-
ated 1798 ; a class graduated each subse-
quent year including 1914, when clinical
teaching was discontinued. Is the Medical
Department of Dartmouth College. The dean
is Dr. John .M. Cile. Total registration for
1921-22 was 28.
For Special Announcement see po<jc
N. H. 2.— New England University of Arto
and Sciences, Manchester. Incorporated in
1876. Charter repealed In 1877. Reported
fraudulent.
N. H. 3. — University of New Hampshire
Department of Medicine, Nashua. Incorpo-
rated In October, 1888. Appeared to have
some relationship with the Medical and Sur-
gical Institute of Buffalo, N. Y. (N. Y. 39),
and with the Trinity University College of
Medicine and Surgery, Bennington, Vt.
iVt. 5). Reported fraudulent. Extinct.
NEW JERSEY
N. J. 1. — Hygelo- Therapeutic College, Ber-
gen Heights. A mongrel Institution. Fraud-
ulent. Charter repealed 1891.
N. J. 2.— Medical and Surgical College of
the State of New Jersey. Organized 1888.
Declared disreputable. Charter repealed
1891.
N. J. 3. — Livingston University, Haddon-
field. Fraudulent. Charter repealed 1891.
N. J. 4.— Central University of Medicine
and Science, Jersey City. Fraudulent.
Charter repealed 1891.
NEW YORK
N. Y. I. — Columbia University College o(
Physicians and Surgeons, New Y'ork City.
Organized In 1807 by the regents of the
University of the Stale of New York under
the name of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons In the City of New York. The
drst class graduated hi 1811 and a class
graduated each subsequent year. The col-
lega was originally organized In 1767 as
the Medical Faculty of King's College, which
graduated Its first class Id 1769. It was
suspended during the War of the Revolu-
tion. Reorganized In 1792 as the Medical
Faculty of Columbia College. Classes grad-
uated from 1793 to 1797 loclustve. 1802 to
1807 Inclusive and In 1810. Meanwhile the
College of Physicians and Surgeons in the
City of New York was organized and In
1814 a merger of the two colleges was com-
pleted, retaining the latter title. It became
the Medical Department of Columbia Col-
lege In 1860 and was definitely merged Into
Columbia University In 1801. Present title
assumed In 1896. The dean la Dr. William
Darrach. ToUI reglatratlon 1921-22 waa 356 ;
graduates, 68.
N. Y. 2.— College of Physicians and Sur-
geons of the Western DUitrlct of New York,
Falrtleld. Referred to also as tlio Fairfield
Medical School. Organized 1812, first class
graduated 1816 and a class graduated each
subsequent year until 1840. when It became
extinct. Uraduaied 589 students.
N. Y. 3.— Albany Medical Collega. Albany.
i.rst class graduated 1839,
University 1873. In 1915
issumed full cimtrol. The
dean li Dr. TUouaa Ordway. Total regla-
tratlon for 1921-22 waa 88 ; graduates, 12.
N. y. 4. — Geneva Medical College, Geneva.
Chartered In 1834. Organized 1835 as the
Medical Institution of Geneva. First class
graduated In 1833 and a claas graduated
each subsequent year except 1804. Became
Geneva Medical College In 1861. Last class
graduated In 1872. when It was removed to
Syracuaa under the title of the College of
Physlclana and Surgeons of Syracuse Uni-
versity. (See N. Y. IS.)
N. Y. 5.— New York University .Medical
College. Organized 1841 as Medical Depart-
30
ment of the University of the City of New
Y'ork. Assumed above title 1896. First cinsa
graduated In 1842 and a class graduated
each subsequent year Including 1898, when
It united with Bellevue Hospital Medical Col-
lege to form University and Bellevue Hos-
pital Medical College.
N. Y. 6. — University of Buffalo Depart-
ment of Medicine. Organized 1846, first
class graduated 1847 and a class graduated
each subseiiuent year. Absorbed Medical
Department Niagara University 1898. The
dean Is Dr. C. Sumner Jones, Total reg-
istration for 1921-22 was 212 ; graduates, 22.
For Special Announcement see page ■/
N. T. 7.— New York Medical College. Or-
ganized 1850. First class graduated 1851
and a class graduated each subsequent year
Including 1S64, when it became extinct.
N. Y. 8.— Long Island College Hospital,
Brooklyn. Organized 1858, first class grad-
uated 1860 and a class graduated In each
subsequent year. The dean Is Dr. Adam M.
Miller. Total registration for 1921-22 was
;>11 ; graduates, 47.
N. Y. 9.— New York Homeopathic Medical
Collage and Flower Hospital. New Y'ork city.
Organized 1858, Incorporated in 1860 as
Homeopathic Medical College of the State
of New Y'ork. In 1869 became the New
York Homeopathic Medical College and In
1887 took title of New York Homeopathic
.Medical College and Hospital. Present title
in 1908. First class graduated In 1861 and
a class graduated each subsequent year.
The acting dean Is Dr. Israel S. Kleiner.
Total students registered for 1921-22 was
136; graduates, 19.
N. Y. 10.— Bellevue Hospital Medical Col-
lege. Organized 1861, first class graduated
1862 and a class graduated each subsequent
year. In 1898 It united with New York
University Medical College to form Univer-
sity and Bellevue Hospital Medical College.
N. Y. 11.— New York Medical College and
Hosplul for Women, Homeopathic, New
York City. Organized 1863 as New York
.Medical College for Women. Took present
title In 1866. First class graduated hi 1864
and a class graduated each subsequent
year Including 1918. when It became extinct.
N. Y^. 12.— Regents of University of State
of New York. This body, which Is the
licensing board of the State of New York,
was empowered by special statute to grant
the degree of M.D. on examination. Seven-
teen auch degrees were conferred between
1875 and 1895.
N. Y. 13.— Eclectic .Medical College of
the City of New York. Organized 1866, first
class graduated In 1367 and a clasa gradu-
ated each subsequent year. Extinct In 1013.
N. Y. 14— Woman's Medical Colle7e of
the New York Infirmary for Women and
Children. Incorporated 1854. Organized
1868, first class 1870 and a clasa graduated
each subsequent year Including 1898, when
It became extinct.
N. Y. 15. — Syracuse University College
of Medicine, Syracuse. Organized 1872,
when tile Geneva Medical College was re-
moved to Syracuse under the title of College
of Physicians and Surgeons of Syracuaa
University. Present title 1875. In 1881
the amalgamation with the University wai
made complete. First class graduated 1873
and a class graduated each subsequent year.
The acting dean Is Ur. Herman G. Welskot-
ten. Total rcglstratiou for 1921-22 was 165;
graduatee, 36.
For Special Announcement see page 4
N. Y. 16.- United SUtes Medical Collega,
New York City. Organized 1878. closed by
supreme court of the State of New York
1884. The diplomas were legalized by spe-
cial act of the New York Leglaiature.
N. Y. 17.— College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Homeopathic, BulTalo. Organized
1879 as the Homeopathic College of Physi-
cians and Surgeons, (hanged title to Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons In 1880.
First class 1880. Closed by order of the
supreme court of tile State of New York
1884. The diplomas of the college were
made legal by special act of the New York
Legislature.
MEDICAL COLLEGES
N. Y 18— Nla»«r» ITnlTsrelty MedlMl
Department, Buffalo. Orcanlzed 1883, nrst
class graduated 1886 and n class graduated
each subsequent year Including 1898. when
It consolidated with tho Medical Department
of the University of BulTnUi.
U Y 19. — University and Bellevua Ho«-
pltai Medical College (MedlCHl Department
of the New York L'niveralty), New \ork
City Formed In 18a8 by the union of
New York UnUorslty Medical College. First
class grnduotcd 1899 and a class graduated
eacli -.ub-scciuont year. The clean 1» Dr.
Samwi'l A. Bri>wn. Total registration for
1921-1:2 was 425; grnduati-s, I'J.
N. Y. 20.— Cornell University Mediekl
College, Ithaca and .New York City. Or-
ganized 1898, Drst class graduated 1899
and a class graduated each subsequent year.
Tlie first year of the course U taken at
New York or at Ithaca, the last Uiree years
at New York. The dean Is Dr. Walter L.
Nlles. Total registration for 1921-22 was
213 : graduates, 43.
For Sfecial Announcement see page 4
N. Y. 21.— Medical Faculty of Rut«er'»
(Queen's) College. New York City. Organ-
ized In 1792 as the New Medical Institution,
the Faculty of Medicine of Queen's College
(New Jersey). Classes graduated In 17(1
and 1793. Suspended 1794 to 1828. Reor-
ganized 1826. with the title Medical Fac-
ulty of Rutger'a College. A class graduated
hi 182*. but the diplomas were not recog-
nized by the New York Board of Regents.
An effort was then made to revive the col-
lege under the name Rutger's Faculty of
Geneva College, but without success. It
became extinct In 182".
N. Y. 22.— New York Reformed Medical
College. Eclectic. New Y'ork City. Organ-
ized 1S2S. Extinct about 1839. Diplomas
not recognized by the New Y'ork Board
of Regents.
N. .Y. 23.— New York School of Medicine,
New York City. Organized In 1831. Extinct
1833.
N. Y. 24. — College of Medicine, Botanic.
New York City. Organized 1836. Extinct
about 1846. Not recognized by the New
York Board of Regents.
N. Y. 26.— Eclectic Medical Institute of
New York. Rochester. Organized 1847 as
the Medical School of Fredonla. at Fredonla.
N. Y. In 1848 moved to Kochester. taking
the above title. In 1849 It merged »Uh the
Randolph Eclectic Medical Institute and
moved to Syracuse and became the Central
Medical College of New York. Not recog-
nized by the New York Board of Regents.
N. Y. 27.— Randolph Eclectic Medical In-
stitute, Rochester. OrganizeU in 1848. In
1849 It merged with the Eclectic Medical
Institute of New Y'ork, and removed to Syra-
cuse and became the Central Medical Col-
lege of New York. Not recognized by the
New York Board of Regents.
N. Y. 28.— Rochester Eclectic Medical €-.-
lege, Rochester. Organized at Syracuse In
1849 as the Central Medical College of New
Ynrk by the union of the Eclectic Medical
Institute of New Y^ork with the Randolph
Eclectic Medical Institute. In 1S50 removed
to Rochester and became the Rochester Ec-
lectic Medical College. Extinct hi 1852. It
was not recognized by the New York Board
of Regents.
N. Y. 29.— Syracuse Medical College. Ec-
lectic, Rochester. Organized 1S50. Extinct
1855. Not recognized by the New York
Board of Regents.
N. Y. SO.— Metropolitan Medical College,
Eclectic. New York City. Organized 1852.
Charter revoked 1862. Graduated four
classes. Diplomas not recognized by the
New Y'ork Board of Regents.
N. Y. 31.- Excelsior Medical College, New
York City. Incorporated April 16, 1857.
In New York City Directory 1859 to 1879.
Extinct. Not recognized by the New York
Board of Regents.
N. Y. 32. — New York Hygelo-Therapeutlc
College. New York City. Incorporated April
. 15, 1857. In New York City Directory 1857
to 1864. Extinct. In 1884 an attempt was
made to reorganize the institution by the
United States Medical College.
N. Y. S3.— American College of Medical
Science New York City. Incorporated April
2, 1858. No evidence that any •enloni
were held.
N. T. 34. — New York Preparatory School
of Medicine, New Y'ork City. Incorporated
April 15, 1859. Extinct. No recognition
by the New York Board of Regents.
N. Y. 35— New York Free Medical Col-
lege for Women, New York City. Chartered
April 12, 1871. Classes graduated In 1873,
1874 and 1875. Extinct 1878.
N. Y. 36. — Buffalo College of Rational
Medicine. Homeopathic. Buffalo. Organized
1879. Fraudulent. Extinct. Reported to
the New York Board of Regents as the
College of I'hyslclans and Surgeons.
N. Y. 37.— Mohawk Medical College. Buf-
falo. Organized 1879. Fraudulent. Extinct
1884. This was an attempt to revive the
defunct College of Physicians and Surgeons.
N. Y. S8.— Hamburg Canal College. Buf-
falo. Fraudulent. Extinct 1883.
N. ^. 39.— Medical and Surgical Institute
and Sanitarium. Buffalo. An Institution
bearing this and four other titles, viz., the
American College of Aru and Sciences
Medical Department, the American Society
of Arts and Sciences, the American Society
of Literature and Art. and the Druldic
Banchoreion, was located at 120 Pearl St.,
Buffalo. It was Incorporated November.
1866, under the last name given and dealt
In degrees of all kinds. Connected appar-
ently with the University of New Bampahlre
Department of Medicine (N. B. 3) and with
the Trinity University College of Medicine
and Surgery, Bennington. Vt. (Vt. 5). Re-
ported fraudulent. Charter revoked 1893.
N. Y. 40.— New York College of Mag-
netics, New York City. Chartered Jan. 18,
1887. Charter revoked 1893. Not recog-
nized by the Now Y'ork Board of Reganta.
N. Y. 41.— New York Institute of Medical
Science. New York City. Organized 1887.
Not chartered. Fraudulent. Extinct about
1893.
N. Y. 42. — Preparatory Medical College,
New York City and Poughkeepsle. Organ-
ized 1888. Fraudulent. Exposed In 189S.
Not recognized by the New Y'ork Board of
Regents.
N. Y. 43.— Fordham University School of
Medicine, New York City. Organized in 1905
as the School of Medicine of St. John's Col-
lege. Present title assumed In 1907. First
class graduated 1909. Abolished by trustees
of Fordham University In 1918 but continued
until 1921, when Its last claas graduated.
N. T. 44.— Edward Medical College. New
Y'ork City. Existed about 1889. Not legally
chartered. Extinct.
NORTH CAROLINA
N. 0. I. — University of North Carolina
School of Medicine, Chapel HUl. Organ-
ized 1879 as a preparatory school. In 1800
it began teaching the work of the first two
years of the medical course. In 1902 ■
clinical department was established at
Raleigh. Classes were graduated from 1(03
to 191(1 Inclusive, when the clinical depart-
ment was discontinued. The dean is Dr.
I. H. Manning. The total registration for
1921-22 was 81.
N. C. 2. — Edlnborough Medical College.
Lumbertown. Incorporated 1869. Extinct.
N. C. 3.— Leonard -Medical School (Col-
ored). Medical Department Shaw Univer-
sity. Raleigh. Established 1882. A cla.is
was graduated In 1886. In 1S88 and In each
subsequent year Including 1914. when clin-
ical teaching was discontinued. College
closed In 1918.
N. C. 4.— North Carolina Medical College.
Charlotte. Organized In 1887 at Davidson
as the Davidson School of Medicine. It was
a preparatory school only, not granting any
degrees until 1893, when it was chartered
under the above name. The first class was
graduated In 1893. Removed to Charlotte In
1907. In 1914 merged with Medical College
of Virginia, retaining only a nominal exist-
ence to grant degrees to Its three remaining
classes. Last class In 1918.
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N. C. S.— Wiks Forest Collso* SekDol of
Medleine, Wake Forest. This school was
organized in 1902. It gives only the first
two years of the medical course. The dean '
Is Dr. Thurman D. KItchln. Total registra-
tion for 1921-22 was S9.
N. C. 6. — College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Arlington. Organized In 1871. Ex-
tinct. It is not known that It ever gradu-
ated a class.
NORTH DAKOTA
N. D. I.— University of North Dakota
School of Medicine, University. Organized
In 1905. Gives the first two years of the
medical course. The dean Is Dr. Barley B.
French. The enrolment for 1921-22 was 43.
OHIO
O. 1.— Medical College of Ohio, Cincin-
nati. Organized 1819, first class graduated
In 1821. Cincinnati Medical College was
merged In 1846. In 1857 Miami Medical
College merged until 1865. when Miami was
reestablished. In 1896 became the Medical
Department of the University of Cincinnati,
In 1909 It again merged with Miami Medical
College and became the Ohio-Mlamt Medical
College of the University of Cinchinatl.
0. 2. — Eeleetie Medical College, Cinchi-
natl. Organized hi 1833 as Worthlngton
.Medical College. Suspended 1839-1843. Re-
moved to Cincinnati 1843. Became the Ec-
lectic Medical Institute hi 1845. Absorbed
the American Medical College In 1857 and
the Eclectic College of Medicine and Sur-
gery In 1859. First class graduated in 1833
and a class graduated each year there-
after, except 1839-1843 Inclusive. Changed
name to Eclectic Medical College In 1(10.
The dean Is Dr. R. L. Thomas. Total enrol-
ment for 1921-22 waa 85 ; graduates. 34.
0. 3.- Starling Medical CoUaee, Colum-
bus. Organized 1847. During same year
It absorbed the Medical Department of
Wllloughby University. A class graduated
In 1848. In 1892 It absorbed Columbus
Medical College. In 1907 It united with
the Ohio Bfedlcal University to form the
Starllng-Ohlo Medical College.
O. 4. — Physlo-Medlcal College, Cincin-
nati. Organized 1836. Graduated classes
until 1880. when It became extinct Also
known as the Cincinnati Literary and
Scientific Institute.
0. 5.— Botanlco-Medlcal College of Ohio.
Cincinnati. Chartered 1838. Exthict 1850.
0. 6. — Western Retervs Unlvsnity School
of Medicine. Cleveland. Organized 1843 as
Cleveland Medical College. SometUnes re-
ferred to as the Hudson Medical Collei;e.
First class graduated In 1844. and a class
graduated each subsequent year. In 1881
the majority of the faculty of the Medical
Department of Wooster University united
with It and It became the Medical Depart-
ment of Western Reserve University. In
1881 also the board of trustees of Western
Reaarre University conferred the ad enun-
dem degree of M.D. on all graduates of
the Charity Hospital Medical College and
on some graduates of the University of
Wooster Medical Department. Absorbed the
Cleveland College of Physicians and Sur-
geons In 1910. The present title was as-
sumed In 1913. The dean Is Dr. C. A.
Hamann. Total enrolment for 1921-22 was
154 ; graduates, 26.
For Sfecial Announcement see page 4
O. 7. — Cleveland University of Medicine
and Surgery. Organized 1849 as Western
College of Homeopathic Medicine. First
class graduated 1851. In 1857 the name
was changed to Western Homeopathic Col-
lege. In 1870 became Homeopathic Hos-
pital College and absorbed the Homeopathic
Medical College for Women. In 1894 be-
came Cleveland University of Medicine and
Surgery. In 1898 Joined with Cleveland
Medical College (Homeopathic) to form
Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College.
0. 8. — Cincinnati College of Medicine and
Surgery. Organized 1849, first class gradu-
ated 1852. The last class graduated In 1902,
when it became extinct. Its department for
women was the Woman's Medical College of
Cinchinatl.
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
O. 9. — Miami Medical College, Cincinnati.
Organized 1852, classes graduated 1853-57.
In 185" merged with Medical College of
Ohio, but was reestablished in 1865 and a
class graduated each subsequent year In-
cluding 1909. when it merged with the
Medical College of Ohio to form the Ohlo-
Miaml Medical College of the University of
Cincinnati.
0. 10.— Physio-Medical Institute, Cincin-
nati. Organized 1859. Extinct 1885.
0. 11.— University of Wooster Medical De-
partment, Cleveland. Organized in 1864 as
the Charity Hospital Medical College. First
class graduated in 1865. Assumed above
title In 1869. In 1881 part of the faculty
united with the Cleveland Medical College
to form Western Reserve University Medi-
cal Department. The other part of the
faculty reopened the University of Wooster
.Medical Department In 1881. (See 0. 12.)
O. 12. — Cleveland College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Medical Department Ohio
Wesleyan University, Organized in 1881 as
the Medical Department of the University of
Wooster. The first class graduated In 1882.
It became the Medical Department of Ohio
Wesleyan University and assumed present
title In 1896. In 1910 it merged into the
Western Reserve University .Medical Depart-
ment, but continued to graduate classes un-
til 1913.
0. 13.— Pulte Medical College. Cincinnati.
Homeopathic. Organized 1872. first class
graduated 1873 and a class graduated each
subsequent year, including 1910. when the
college was merged with the Cleveland
Homeopathic Medical College, forming the
Cleveland-Pulte Medical College.
0. 14. — Columbus Medical College. Or-
ganized 1875. first class graduated In 1876,
merged with Starling Medical College In
1892.
0. 15.— Physio-Eclectic Medical College,
Cincinnati. Organized 1876. Fraudulent.
Extinct 1879.
0. 16. — American Eclectic Medical Col-
lege, Cincinnati. Organized 1876. Last
class graduated in 1896, when it became
extinct.
0. 17.— Medical University of Ohio, Cin-
cinnati. Organized 1883. Extinct about
1891. Fraudulent ; diplomas not recognized.
0. 18. — Northwestern Ohio Medical Col-
lege, Toledo. Organized 1883 as an out-
growth of the Toledo School of Medicine ;
first class graduated In 1884 and a class
graduated each year thereafter until 1891,
when the school became extinct.
O. 19.— Toledo .Medical College (Medical
Department Toledo University). Toledo. Or-
ganized 1S83, first class gradu^ited in 1883
and a class graduated each subsequent
year. Extinct In 1914.
0. 20. — Woman's Medical College of Cin-
cinnati. Founded In 1887, first class grad-
uate<l 1888. The last class graduated in
1893. when It Joined with Presbyterian Hos-
pital and Woman's Medical College to form
the I.aura Slemorlal Woman's Medical Col-
lege.
O. 21. — Laura Memorial Woman's Medical
College. Cincinnati. Organized 1895 by the
merger of the Woman's Medical College of
Cincinnati with the Presbyterian Hospital
.nnd Woman's .Medical College. First class
graduated 1896. Last class graduated 1903,
when It became extinct.
O. 22— National Normal University Col-
lege of .Medicine, Lebanon. Organized 1889
first class graduated 1889. classes graduated
each subsequent year until 1896 when It
became extinct.
O. 23.— Cleveland Medical College, Home-
opathic. Organized 1890, first class 1891
Joined Cleveland University of Medicine and
Surgery to form Cleveland Homeopathic
Medical College in 1898.
O- 24.— Presbyterian Hospital and Wom-
an 8 Medical College, Cincinnati. Eiub-
ilshed 1891, first clau graduated In 1892
and a class graduated each subsequent year
Including 1895, when It united with Woman's
Medical College of Cincinnati to form
i,aura .Memorial Woman's Medical College.
O. 25— Ohio Medical University Colum-
bus. Organized 1890, first class graduated
1893, and a class graduated each subsequent
year including 1907, when It merged with
Starling Medical College to form the Star-
Ung-Ohlo Medical College.
0. 26. — Cleveland-Pulte Medical College.
Cleveland. Formed in 1898 by union of
Cleveland University of Medicine and Sur-
gery and Cleveland Medical College, with
the title of Cleveland Homeopathic Medical
College. In 1910 It absorbed the Pulte
Medical College, Cincinnati, and assumed
the above title. The first class graduated
in 1899 and a class graduated each subse-
quent year Including 1914, when It became
extinct.
0. 27.— Cincinnati Medical College, Cin-
cinnati. Organized in 1834. Merged into
the Medical College of Ohio in 1846.
O. 28— Wilioughby University Medical
Department, Wilioughby. Organized 1835.
In 1847 it merged into the Starling Medical
College.
0. 30. — American Medical College, Eclec-
tic, Cincinnati. Organized in 1839. In 1857
it merged into the Eclectic Medical Institute
O. 31. — Eclectic College of Medicine and
Surgery, Cincinnati. Organized in 1S36.
Classes were graduated In 1857, 1838 and
1859. In 1859 It merged with the Eclectic
Medical Institute.
O. 32. — International Electropatblc Insti-
tution, Mentor. Chartered under the laws
of Pennsylvania In 1861 as the Electro-
patblc Institute. Moved to Ohio In 1876.
Kxtlnct in 1894. Not recognized by the
Ohio State Board of Medical Registration
and Examination.
0. 33. — Homeopathic Medical College for
Women, Cleveland. Organized In 1868.
.Merged Into the Homeopathic Hospital Col-
lege In 1870.
O. 34. — American Health College, Cincin-
nati. Organized In 1874 and reorganized in
1876. Conducted by a Dr. Campbell, who
"originated and copyrighted" the so-called
"vltopathic system." Fraudulent. Extinct
about 1888.
O. 35. — Zanesvllle Academy of Medicine,
Zanesville. Organized in 1877. Under the
laws of Ohio the Academy had authority to
examine candidates who wished to practice
medicine and. If found qualified. Issue cer-
tificates to that effect. This rlglit was exer-
cised in six or seven instances after a writ-
ten and oral examination. Owing to internal
dissension the Academy was closed by or-
der of court in 1881.
O. 36.— Toledo School of .Medicine. Toledo.
Organized in 1878 as a school for Instruc-
tion only and did not confer degrees. It
held three sessions and was then suspended.
(See O. 18.)
0. 37.— Dayton Medical University, Day-
ton. Organized 1886, classes graduated In
1887. 1888 and 1889. Extinct 1889.
0. 38.— Ohio College of Obstetrics, Medi-
cine and Midwifery, Cincinnati. Charured
in 1889. Extinct. Fraudulent.
0. 39— Hygeia Medical College. Cincin-
nati. Organized 1893, first class graduated
1895. No class graduated In 1897. Last
class graduated 1899, when it became ex-
tinct. Not recognized by the Ohio State
Board of Medical r.eglstration and Exam-
ination.
0. 40. — Ohio State Unlvanlty College of
Medlein*, Columbus. Organized in 1907 as
the SUrllng-OhIo Medical College by the
union of the Starling Medical College with
the Ohio Medical University. Became an
integral part of the Ohio State University,
with the present title. In 1914. First class
graduated 1908 and a class graduated each
subsequent year. The dean Is Dr. E. F.
.McCampbell. The total enrolment for
l!t21-22 wa.s 227; gniiluatcs. 3',.
0. 41. — University of CInelnnatI College
of Medicine, Cincinnati. Organized In 1909
by the union of the Medical College of Ohio
(founded In 1819) with the Miami Medical
College (founded In 1832). The .Medical
College of Ohio became the Medical De-
partment of the University of Cincinnati
April 28. 1896. Under a similar agreement,
March 2, 1909, the Miami Medical Coileie
also merged into the UnlTeraity, when the
title Ohio-Miami Medical College of the
UnlTeraity of Cincinnati was taken. The
dean is Dr. Henry Page. Total registration
for 1921-22 was 207; graduates. 47.
0. 42.— Ohio State University College of
Jlomeopathic Medicine. Columbus. Organ-
ized In 1914, when the property of the
Cleveland-Pulte Medical Colle;:e of Cleve-
land was transferred to the Ohio Slate Uni-
versity. Classes graduated from 1913 to
1922, inclusive, when the college was abol-
ished by the Board of Trustees.
OKUAHOMA
Okla. I. — University of Oklahoma School
of Medicine. Norman and Oklahoma City
Organized 1900. Gave only the first two
years of the medical courae until 1910, when
a clinical department was organized In Okla-
lioma City. The dean is Dr. Le Roy Long.
Oklahoma City. The total enrolment for
1921-22 was 117 ; graduates, 15.
Okla. 2. — Epworth College of Medicine.
Oklahoma City. Organized 1904. Ciastes
were graduated from 1907 to 1910 Inciualve,
when the college became extinct.
Okla. 3. — Twentleih Century Physio-Med-
ical College, Guthrie. Organized 1900
Fraudulent. Charter revoked In 1904. The
dean of this college was H. Warner Newby.
a "graduate" of the Independent Mtdicjil
College, a Chicago diploma mill. The sec-
retary was R. S. Clymer, M.D. This school
had "correspondence departmenta" at Union
City, Mich., and Hatfield, Pa. Circulars
were sent out advertising diplomas at SIO
each, under the name of "share* of the
Twentieth Century Health Asaociatiun."
The claim was made that "graduates uf the
Twentieth Century Medical <ollci:i' can
liractice anywhere In the ' sates
without any interference by nrd
if Medical Examiners." (.~ .A
M. A.. Oct. 1. 1901, p.ige <»tiu.)
Okla. 4.— Oklahoma Medical College. Ok-
lahoma City. Organized 1907. Extinct 1909.
OREGON
Ore. 1.— Willamette University Medical
Department, Salem. Organized 1865, »l
.Halem, first class graduated 1867, and a
I'laas graduated each subsequent year ex-
cept 1896. Moved to Portland In 1878.
returned to Salem In 1895. Merged with
itie University of Oregon Medical Depart-
ment in 1913.
Ore. 2.— University of OrHon Modlcal
Sehool, Portland. Organized 1887, Aral
ilass graduated 1888, and a claaa graduated
lach subsequent year '• ■ - - Biiaiiit'
an Integral part of tli y of Ore-
Kon In 1910. Absorbi- . ;,■ Unlver
slty Medical Department in i»i.i The dean
Is Dr. Ilichard B. Dilleliunt The lot.il niiiii
her of students for 1921-22 was 134; ^r.id
uatea, 10.
PENNSYLVANIA
P». I.— University of Pennsylvania School
of Medicine, Philadelphia Organized 1763
first class graduated 1768. and a class grad-
uated each subsequent year encpt 1772-79
The original title. Department of Medicine
College of Phllad. Iphla, was changed Ui
'' Ine, University of
' I'resent title In 1909
V diploma laiued in
.Viucrlca to Joiiii Anlier In 1768. In 191(1
", \'!i}f, 7f^ !'" MsJK-o t'hirurgical College
of Philadelphia as a graduate school. Tlio
dean is Dr. William Pepppr. Total enrol-
ment for 1921-22 was 436: graduatm. 118
P>- 2.— Jtnarton Medleal Colltg* of Phll-
•dalphlt. Organized 1825 as Medical De
partniont Jefferson College, Canonsburg ; first
class graduated In 1826, and a class gradu-
ated each subsequent year In 1838 a sep-
arate university charter was trained, with
out change of title, since which time It has
cunllnued under the direction of Its own
board of trustooa. The dean U Dr. Ross V
raUcrson. Total enrolment for 1921-22 wai
347 ; graduates, 88.
r,,^?.. ,3— PennsylvanU Medical Coll«««,
Ihladelphla. Organized 1839 It was th*
Modlcal Department Pennsylvania Culltc*.
(.ettyaburg. In 1859 absorbed Phllad*l|>bla
( oiiegf i,f .MedUiiif and Suracn Kxdnct
1861.
32
MEDICAL COLLEGES
Pa. 4— Philadelphia CoUase of Medlrln*
and Surcery. OrtaDlzwl 1846 ; marged,
1839, with PeniuylTanIa Medical CoUegai
Pa. S. — Franklin Medical College, Phila-
delphia. Organized 1847. Extinct lgS2.
fa. 6.— 43ee Pa. 9.
Pa. 7. — Woman's Medical Collet* of
Penniylvanla. Philadelphia. Organized 1850.
First class graduated 1852, and a dasa
L-raduatcxl each subsequent year except 1862.
The dean U Dr. Martha Tracy. Total enrol-
ment for l!l21-22 was 121; graduates, 32.
For Special Announcement HI pcf* 4
Ph. 8.— I'enn .Medical UnlTerslty. Phila-
delphia. Organized 1855. Suapended 186*
to 1S74. Extinct 1881.
Pa. 9. — Hahnemann Medical Collafe and
Hospital a( Philadelphia. Homeopatkic. Or-
giinlzed In IXI.S n.i llie Hnmcopathlc Medi-
cal College of Pennsylvania. In 1869 It
united with the Hahnemann Medical Cotlege
of PhUadelphla (Pa.18), Uklng the latter
title. Preeent Utle In 1885. First claaa
graduated 1849 and a class graduated each
subsequent year. The dean Is Dr. William
A. Pearson. Total enrolment for 1921-22
was 137 ; graduates, 17.
Pa. 10.— Lincoln University Medical De-
partment. Oxford. Organized 1870. Extinct
1872.
Pa. 11. — Mcdico-Chirurglcal College of
Philadelphia. Organized 1881. First claaa
graduated 1882, and a claaa graduated each
subsequent year Including 1916, when It
l>ecame the Graduate School of Hedlclna of
the Unlrerslty of Pennsylranla.
Pa. 12.— Unlvertlty of Plttaburfh School
of Modioln*. Pittsburgh. Organized 1886 as
the Western Pennsylvania Medical College.
First claas graduated 188T, and a class grsd-
uated each subs«<iuent year. Became an In-
tegral part of the University of I'ltiaburgh
In 1908 ; removed U> the university campus
In 1910. The dean is Dr. B. R. Hugglns.
TuUl enrolment for 1921-22 was 168 ; gradu-
ates, 26.
For Special Announcement see page 4
Pa. 13. — Tempi* Unlv*nity Dopartmont of
Medicine, Philadelphia. Organized 1901,
liiring iu courses at night. First class grad-
uated 1904, and a class graduated each
subsequent year. Changed to day college
In 1909. The dean is Dr. Frank C. Ham-
mond. Total enrolment for 1921-22 was 90 ;
graduates, 19.
Pa. 14.— Philadelphia University of Med-
icine and Surgery, Philadelphia. Incorpo-
rated Feb. 20. 1353, as the American Col-
lege of Medicine In Pennsylvania and the
Eclectic Medical College of Philadelphia.
.\bout 1856 the flrst name was dropped,
leaving the title Eclectic Medical College of
Philadelphia. Absort>ed Pennsylvania Med-
ical College In 1863. This was changed by
the Legislature on March 21, 1865. to the
Philadelphia University of Medicine and
.Surgery. X'nder this last title it became
fraudulent in the last few rears of its ex-
istence. Extinct In 1880.
Pa. 15. — North American -Academy of the
Homeopathic Healing .\rt. .\llentown. Or-
ganized 1835. Extinct about 1841.
Pa. 16. — American University of Penn-
sylvania (Eclectic). Philadelphia. Incor-
porated In 1867. Extinct In 1880. Fraudu-
lent.
Pa. 17. — Eclectic Medical College of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Incorporated
In 1856. After a few years it came imder
the control of one Buchanan and became
fraudulent. Extinct 18S0.
Pa. 18. — Hahnemann Medical College of
Philadelphia. Organized in 1866. Classes
graduated In 1868 and 1869. when it merged
with the Homeopathic Medical College of
Pennsylvania, retaining the above name.
(See Pa. 9.)
Pa. 19.— Electropathlc Institute, Philadel-
phia. Organized In 1861. In 1876 moved to
Brantford, Ont.. and later to Mentor, Ohio.
Fraudulent. Extinct. (See 0. 32.)
Pa. 20. — Tliompsonian Medical College,
Allentown. Organized In 1904. Extinct.
No evidence to show that classes were ever
held.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
P. I. I.— University of SL Tkomts M*dlo*l
Department. Manila. University founded by
papal decree In 1587. Medical Department
added 1871. The dean Is Dr. Jose L. da
Castro. Total enrolment for 1921-22 was
403 ; graduates, 45.
P. I. 2.— University of the Phlllppla**
Collaf* of M*dleia* mod Sur(*ry, .Manila.
Organized In 1907 under the support of the
Philippine Commission as the Philippine
.Medical School. Changed title to the above
in 1910. The dean is Dr. Fernando Cal-
deron. Total enrolment for r.t21-2! was
127 ; graduates, 25.
RHODE ISLAND
R. I. 1. — Brown University Medical De-
partment, Providence. Organized in 1811.
The first clasa was graduated In 1814, and
a class graduated annually until 1827, wb*n
it became extinct.
SOUTH CAROLINA
S.C. I, — Medical Colleg* of th* SUt* af
Soutk Carolina. Charleston. Organized In
1823 as the Medical College of South Caro-
lina. The flrst claas graduated in 1825. In
1832 a medical college bearing the present
title was chartered and the two schools con-
tinued aa separate Institutions until they
were merged in 1838. Clasa«s were grad-
uated In all years except 1862 to 1865 In-
clusive. In 1913, by legislative enactment,
it became a sute Institution. The dean Is
Dr. Robert Wilson, Jr. Toul enrolment for
1921-22 waa 109: graduates, IS.
.S. C. 2.— University of South Carolina
.Medical Department, Columbia. Organised
1866. Extinct 1876.
8. a 3. — Charleston Medical School.
Charleston. Organized 1894. Extinct about
1895. It U not known that any seaslons
were held.
SOUTH DAKOTA
S. D. I. — Unlvorslty of Soutk DakoU
Colleto of Modldn*. Vermilion. Organized
In l'.i07. Give* but the flrst two years hi
the medical course. Two years of work In
a college of liberal arts are required for
admission. Hie dean Is Christian P Lom-
raen, B.S. ToUl registration for 1921-22
waa 43.
TENNESSEE
Tenn. 1— University of Nashville Medical
Department. Organized 1850. First claas
graduated in 1852. United 1874 with the
Medical Department Vanderbllt University.
First class grsduated by Vanderbllt 1875.
Union dissolved 1895. Formed another
union with the Medical Department of the
University of Tennessee in 1909, each Insti-
tution graduating a portion of the students.
Union dissolved and college extinct In 1911.
Tonn. a.— MemphU Medical College, Mem-
phis. Organized 1854 aa Medical Depart-
ment Cumberland University. Suapended
1861-68. Reorganized 1868. Extinct 1873.
Tenn. 3.— Bclectic Medical Institute, Mem-
phis. Organized 1857 aa the BoUnlc Medi-
cal College. Above title aasumed In 1859.
Extinct 1861.
Tenn. 4.— Shelby Medical College, Nash-
ville. Organized 1S58. Extinct 1862
Tenn. 5.— Vanderbllt University Msdioal
Department N;ishrllle. Organized 1874 and
united with the .Medical Department Uni-
versity of Nashville. Relation dissolved
1895. First claas graduated 1875, and a
class graduated each subsequent year. The
acting dean Is Dr. Lucius E. Burch. Total
enrolment for 1921-22 was 149 : graduates, 13.
Tenn. 6. — University of Tennesso* C*l-
l*«* of M*dicin*, Memphis. Organized 1876
at Nashville as Nashville Medical College.
Became Medical Department University of
Tennessee 1879. First class graduated 1877,
and a class graduated each subsequent year.
In 1909 united with the University of Nash-
ville Medical Department to form the joint
Medical Department of the universities of
Nashville and Tennessee, each institution
granting degrees to a portion of the gradu-
ates each year. Union was dissolved In
1911, when the trustees of the University of
Nashville by formal action named the Uni-
versity of Tenn**see College of Medicine as
IIS legal successor In medical teaching,
transferring all of Its equipment to the suc-
cessor. The college removed to Memphis In
1911, absorbing the College of Physician*
and Surgeona. The Memphis Hospital Medi-
cal College merged tn 1913. In 1914 It ab-
sorbed the Uncoln Memorial University
Medical Department of Knoxvllle. The dean
Is Dr. James B. McElrov. The total regis-
tration in 1921-22 was 108; graduates, II.
Tea*. 7. — M*k*rry M*dieal C«ll*t* (Col-
ored), Naahvllle. Organized 1876 as the
.Medical Department of Central Ti nnimni
* College, which became Walden Unlvertlty
In 1900. First claas graduated 1877 and
a claas graduated each subaequent year.
OMalned new charter independent of Wal-
den University In 1916. The dean Is Dr.
John J. Mullowney. Total registration for
1921-22 was 180; grsdustes. 28.
Tenn. S.— MemphU HosplUI Medical Col-
lege. Memphis. Founded In 1878, opened tn
mo. Flr*t class graduated 1881, and a
clBs* graduated each aulMequent year.
Merged with University of Tennesse* College
of Medicine tn 1913.
Tenn. t.— Chattanooga Medical College.
Organized 1889, first class grsduated 1890
and a class graduated each sutwequent ^ear
Including 1910, when It became extinct. It
was the Medical Department of Grant tJnl-
verslty, which in 1908 changed its name to
the UnlTerslty of Chattanooga.
Tenn. 10.— Lincoln Memorial University
.Medical Department, Knoxvllle. Organized
1889 aa the Tennessee Medical College ; first
claaa graduated 1890. and a claas graduated
each subsequent year. Afflllated with the
Medical Department of Lincoln Memorial
Unlrerslty in 1906, aasumed above title and
became an Integral part of the University
In 19«t. Merged Into the University of
TenneoM College of Medicine In 1914, re-
taining only s nomlnsi existence to grant
degrees to Its three remaining classes.
Tenn. II.— University of the South Medi-
cal Department (Sewanee Medical College).
Sewanee. Organized 1892, flrst class grad-
uated 1893, and a class grsdusted each
subsequent year. College extinct tn 1909.
Tenn. 12.— Knoxvllle College Medical De-
partment (Colored). Knoxvllle. Organized
1895, discontinued 1900.
Tenn. IS— Knoxvllle Medical College
(Colored), Knoxvllle Organized 1900, fol-
lowing the discontinuance of the Medical
Department of KnoxviUe College. Clssaea
graduated In 1900 and In all subsequent
years except 1906 and 1907. Last class
graduated in 1910, when the college
extinct.
Tenn. 14.— University of West ?*•■•
Celleae of Medicine and Surtory. Memphis
(Colored.) Organized at Jackson In 19M.
Removed to Memphis in 1907. First clsss
graduated In 1904. and a class graduated
each subsequent year. The dean la Dr.
M. V. Lynk. Registration for 1921-XS waa
7 ; graduates, 4. This college Is reported as
not recognized by the licensing boards of 46
states.
Tenn. 15. — College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Memphis. Organized 1906. Was
sometimes referred to as the University of
Memphis Medical Department. The flrst
class graduated In 1907, and a class grad-
uated each subsequent year. Absorbed by
the University of Tennessee Medical De-
partment in 1911.
Tenn. 16. — Jefferson Medical Association.
Dandridge. Organized 1854. Granted four
diplomas. Extinct about 1875. Said to have
been an examining board only.
Tenn. 17. — Hannibal Medical College.
Memphis. Organized 1889. Extinct 1896.
No graduates during 1893 to 1896 inclusive
and no evidence of any in other years.
Tenn. 18. — Chattanooga National Medical
College (Colored), Chattanooga. Organized
1899. No record of any graduates except In
1901 and 1902. Extinct In 1908.
TEXAS
Tex. 1. — Texas Medical College and Hos-
pital. Galveston. Organized in 1864 as the
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Galveston Medical College; reorganized
under the name of Texas Medical College
and Hospital In 1873 : extinct in 1881 : re-
organized in 1888. Extinct 1891.
Tex. 2. — University o( Texas DepartmMt
of Medicine. Galveston. Organized 1891 ;
first class graduated 1892, and a class
graduated each subsequent year. The acting
dean is Dr. W. Keiller. Total registration
for 1921-22 was 256 ; graduates, 42.
Tex. 3.— Fort Worth School of Medicine,
Medical Department of Texas Christian Uni-
versity, Fort Worth. Organized as the Fort
Worth School of Medicine, Medical Depart-
ment of Fort Worth University, in 1894. In
1911 It became by affiliation the Medical
Department of the Texas Christian Univer-
sity. First class graduated 1895. and a
class graduated each subsequent year.
Last class graduated in 1918 vfhen it be-
came extinct.
Tex. 4.— Baylor University Collate of
Medicine, Dallas. Organized 1900 as Uni-
versity of Dallas Medical Department. The
first class graduated in 1901 and a class
graduated each subsequent year. In 1903
became the Medical Department of Baylor
University at Waco, with its present title.
In 1904 it acquired the charter of the Dallas
Medical College. The dean Is Dr. Mclver
Woody. Total registration for 1921-22 was
112, graduates, 23.
Tex. 5. — Physio-Medical College of Texas,
Dallas. Organized 1902, first class grad-
uated in 1902, and a class graduated each
subsequent year including 1908, when It
combhied with the College of .Medicine and
Surgery, Physio-Medical, of Chicago.
Tex. 6. — Southern Methodist University
Medical Department, Dallas. Organized
1903 as the Southwestern University Medical
College; above title In 1911. First class
graduated 1904 and a class graduated each
subsequent year including 1915, when the
school was suspended.
Tex. ".—Gate City Medical College. Tex-
arkana. Organized 1902. It was the out-
growth of the Medical Department of Sul-
phur Bock (Ark.) College, organized Id
1898. First class graduated 1904, and a
class graduated each subsequent year In-
cluding 1908. when It became extinct. This
college was exposed by the Arkansas Medi-
cal Journal, Aug. 15. 1907, page 134. See
Journal A. M. A. Oct. 19, 1907, page 1385.
Recognition withdrawn by the Texas State
Board of Medical Examiners In November,
1907. Beopened at Dallas In 1910. Caught
selling diplomas In 1911. Its dean. Dr.
J. W. Decker, was convicted and sentenced
to fifteen months' Imprisonment
Tex. 8. — College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Dallas. Organized 1903 as Bell Med-
ical College. First class graduated In 1904.
and a class graduated each subsequent
year. In February, 1905, assumed preaant
title. During 1909-10 was not recognised
by the SUte Board. Extinct In 1910.
Tex. 9. — University of San Antonio Medi-
cal Department, San Antonio. Organized
In 1888. No Instruction was ever Klven.
Extinct
Tex. 10. — Dallas Medical College, Dallas.
It was the medical department of Trinity
University. Organized In 1900. first class
graduated 1901, last class graduated 1904,
when It was merged Into Baylor University
College of Medicine.
Tex. 11. — University of Medicine and
Surgery. Dallas. Organized 1906. Held no
sessions. Extinct.
UATH
Utah I.— University of Utak Seliool sf
Medicine. Salt Lake City. Organized In
1906 and offers the first two years of the
medical course. The dean is Dr. Perry
G. Snow. The enrolment for 1921-22 was 58.
UUh 2. — .Medical College of Utah, Morgan
City. Organized In 1880 ; a class graduated
In 1882. Extinct 1883.
VERMONT
Tt 1.— Castleton Medical College, Castle-
ton. Organized in 1818 as the Castleton
Medical Academy. In 1821 name changed
to Vermont Academy of Medicine. Sus-
pended 1S38, but reorganized In 1839. In
1841 name again changed to Castleton
Medical College. Graduated 350 students
during its existence. Extinct in 1861.
Vt 2. — University of Vermont College of
Medicine, Burlington. Chartered In 1822,
first class 1823, and a class graduated each
subsequent year including 1836, when the
school suspended. Reorganized in 1853 and
class graduated in 1854 and each subse-
quent year. Since 1915 the course has in-
cluded a year's internship in an approved
hospital. The dean is Dr. H. C. Tlnkham.
Total registration for 1921-22 was 117 ;
graduates, 16.
For Special Announcement see page 4.
Vt. 3. — Vermont Medical College, Wood-
stock. Organized 1827 under name of Clin-
ical School of Medicine. Incorporated with
above title In 1835, became extinct 1856.
A reputable college. (See Vt. 4.)
Vt. 4. — Vermont Medical College, Rutland.
Incorporated 1883 by American Health Soci-
ety. Extinct 1893. Fraudulent. (Do not
confuse with Vt. 3.)
Vt. 5. — Trinity University College of Med-
icine and Surgery of the State of Vermont,
Uennlngton. Incorporated In 1889. Ap-
peared to have some connection with the
Medical and Surgical Institute of Buffalo,
N. V. (N. Y. 39), and with the University
of New Hampshire Department of Medicine
(N. H. 3). Reported fraudulent. Extinct.
Vt. 6. — Union Medical Institute, Newbury.
Organized In 1887. Fraudulent. Extinct.
VIRGINIA
Va. 1. — University of Virginia Depart-
ment of Medicine. Charlnttosville. Organ-
ized 1827, first class graduated 1828, and
a class graduated each subsequent year
except 1865. The dean Is Dr. Theodore
Bough. Total enrolment for 1921-22 was
152 ; graduates, 27.
For Special Annoitnctment tee page 4.
Va. 2.— Me<llcal School of the Valley of
Virginia. Winchester. Organized 1826. Ex-
tinct 1861.
Va. 3.— Winchester Medical College.
Chartered 1826, extinct 1829, revived 1850,
burned 1861. Extinct.
Va. 4.— Medical Collaf* of Viriinia.
Richmond. Organized 18S8 as Medical De-
partment Hampden Sydney College. Pres-
ent title 1854, first class graduated 1839, a
claii LTiidunted each subsequent year. In
i'.'' ' nlverslty College of Medicine
w In 1914 the North Carolina
Mi; .. v'e was merged. The dean Is
Dr. .Manford Call. Total registration for
1921-22 was 163 : graduates, 27.
Va. 5. — Rni 'tt College Medical
Department. ^.ird Court House.
Organized IM 1855.
Va. 6. — University College of Medicine,
Richmond. Organized 1893 as the College
of Physicians and Surgeons ; above title
In 1894; first class graduated In 1894. and
a class graduated each subsequent year.
Absorbed by the Medical College of Vir-
ginia In I91S.
WASHINGTON
Wash. 1. — University of Washington Med-
ical Department, Seattle. Organized In
1S85. No sessions held.
Wash. 2.— Northwestern College of Blo-
chemlstrv. Pr'^kane, Orcnnl7od In lS^f> as
the W.'i ■ r ' '■■■ee
at Nor' ne
and t"" ' ys
after the clLirtir fur this liisiltutiun was
obtained. George M. Carey, a non-graduate
in medicine, registered a diploma which ho
had Issued to himself. (Rauch.) Fraudu-
lent. Extinct about 1893.
Wash. 3. — University of Spokane Falls.
College of Medicine. Spokane. Organized
1890. No session ever held. Extinct.
WEST VIRGINIA
W. Va. I.— West Virginia Univeriity
Sehool of Medicine. Morgantown. Organized
In 1902 ; gives only the first two years of
the medical courae. The dean is Dr. John
N. Simpson. Total registration for 1921-22
was 104.
WISCONSIN
Wis. 1. — Milwaukee College of Physicians
and Surgeons. Known also as the Coney
Medical Institute. Incorporated 1881.
Fraudulent. Extinct. Charter annulled
1883
Wis. 2. — Wisconsin College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Milwaukee. Organized 1893,
first class graduated 1S94 and classes grad-
uated each subsequent year. In 1913 all
Its property was transferred to the Mar-
quette University School of Medicine and It
became extinct.
Wis. 3.— Milwaukee Medical College, Mil-
waukee. Organized 1894, first class grad-
uated 1895, and a class graduated each sub-
sequent year. Afflliated with the Marquette
University In 1907. In 1913 Its buildings
were leased to Marquette University School
of Medicine and It became extinct.
Wis. 4.— WIsonsIn Eclectic Medical
School, Milwaukee. Established 1894. Ped-
dled diplomas, but never graduated a class.
Suppressed 1898.
Wis. 5. — University of Wisconsin Medloal
School, Madison. Organized 1907. Gives
but two years of the medical course. The
dean Is Dr. Charles R. Bardeen. The en-
rolment for 1921-22 was 160.
Wis. 6. — Marquette University School of
Medicine, Milwaukee. Organized In Decem-
ber. 1912, by lease and purchase, respec-
tively, of the Milwaukee Medical College and
the Wisconsin College of Physicians and
Surgeons. First class graduated In 1913
and a class graduated each subsequent year.
Tlie dean Is Dr. Eben J. Carey. The regis-
tration for 1921-22 was 187; graduates, 19.
MEDICAL COLLEGES OF THE DOMINION
OF CANADA
Alta. I.— University of Alberta Faculty
of Medicine, Edmonton. Organized In 1913.
Olree only the first four years of the slx-
year medical course. Including the prelim-
inary science years. The registrar is Cecil
E. Race. The enrolment for 1921-22 was 155.
MANITOBA
Man. I.— University of Manitoba Faculty
of Medicine, Winnipeg. Organized 1883 as
Manitoba Medical College; first class grad-
uated 1886 and a class graduated each sub-
sequent year. Present title In 1919. The
dean la Dr. 8. Willis Prowse. Total regis-
tration for 1921-22, 305 ; graduates, 29.
NOVIA SCOTIA
N. 8. I.— Oalhousie University Faculty
of Medicine, Halifax, N. 8. Organized In
1867. Incorporated as the Halifax Me<llcal
College In 1875. Reorganized as an exam
ining faculty, separate from the Halifax
Mc<llcal Collece in 1885. The first class
graduated In 1872. In 1911, In accordance
with an agreement between the governors of
Dalhousle University and the Corporation of
the Halifax Medical College, the work of the
latter Institution was discontinued and a full
teaching faculty was eatabllshed by the Uni-
versity. The final professional examination*
are conducted conjointly by Dalhousle Uni-
versity and the Provincial Medical Board of
Nova Scotia, ao that candldatea may qualify
at the lame time for their academic degrees
and the provincial license. The dean la Dr.
John Stewart. Total registration for 1921-12
was 172; graduates, 24.
ONTARIO
Ont I. — University of Toronto Faculty of
Medicine, Toronto. Organized 1843 as the
Medical Faculty of King's Collegp. King's
College became the t'nlverslty of Toronto
In 184T. Medical Faculty abolished In 1853.
From 1853 to 1SS7 the University of Toronto
was only a legislative and examining body.
.Medical Faculty reestablished In 1887 by
taking over the Toronto School of Medicine.
The course of study covers five years of
eight months each. In 1902 It absorbed
Victoria University Medical Department,
and In 1903 It absorbed Trinity Medical
College. The dean Is Dr. A. Primrose.
The total registration In the six classes for
1921-22 was 1,056; graduates. 138.
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MEDICAL LIBRARIES
8t. Louis Municipal Medical Library,
City HosplUl. St. Louis. Established 1907
by City of St. Louis. Hospital Depart-
ment. S. B. Lealhe, Librarian. 4,000.
8t. Louis Public Library, Medical De-
partment, OllTe, 13th and 14th Bts, St.
Louis. Established 1865 by city of St.
Louis. .Mr. Arthur E. Bostwlck, Libra-
rian. 10,000.
NEBRASKA
Omaha
CrelKlitun Unlversitv College of Medl-
eloa Library, 806 N. 14lh St., Omaha, Neb.
Established 1908 by Crelghton Unlrerslty.
Miss Helen McMahon, Librarian. 4,330.
Library of College of Medicine of Uni-
versity of Nebraska, 42d and Dewey Ave.,
Omaha, Neb. EsUbllshed 1803 by Uni-
versity of Nebraska. Miss Madalene
Hillls. Librarian. 22,000.
Library of the Nebraska State Me<Ilcal
Association, 42d St. and Dewey Ave..
Omaha, Neb. Established 1895 by
Nebraaka SUte Medical Association. W.
P. Wherry, Librarian. 3.000.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Concord
New Hampshire State Library, Medical
Department, Concord, N.H. EsUbllshed
in 1895 by the State. Arthur H. Chase,
Librarian. 12,000.
Hanover
Library of Dartmouth Medical School,
Uanuver, N.U. Euubllshed In 1769. C.
C. Stewart, Librarian. 13,00(i.
NEW JERSEY
Atlantio CKy
Freo I'liblic Library, Atlantic Cltv.
N.J. Established 1902. Jessie F. Adams,
Librarian. 1,522.
Janay City
Free I'ubllc Library of the City of Jer-
sey City, Medical Department, 472-486
Jersey Ave., Jersey City, N.J. Estab-
lished 1889 by stato law. Mr. Edmund W.
MUler, Librarian. 3,000.
Ntwarfc
Medical Library of the Academy of
Medicine of Northern New Jersey, 91 Lin-
coln Park, Newark, N.J. Established 1905
by the Medical Library Association of
Newark. 4,000.
Oranit
William PIcrson Memorial Library Asso-
ciation, 22 nillyer St, Orange, N.J. Es-
tablished 1901. Thomas W. Harvey, Sr .
Librarian. 3,000.
NEW YORK
Albany
New York SUte Medical Library, Sute
Education Bldg., Albany, N.Y. EsUb-
llshed 1S91 by New York SUte Legislature.
Miss Frances K. Ray, Librarian. 30,000.
Brooklyn
Library of the Medical Society of the
County of Kings, 1313 Bedford Ave.,
Brooklyn. Established 1845 by the Medi-
cal Society of Kings County. Mr. Charles
Frankenberger, Librarian. 85,000.
Buffalo
(JrnsTenor Library, 383 Franklin St..
Buffalo. Established 1859 by City of
Buffalo under will of Seth Grosvenor.
Augustus H. Shearer, Librarian. 18.000.
University of Buffalo Medical Library,
24 High St, Buffalo. Established 1895
by Trustees of the University of Buffalo.
Grace A. Persch, Librarian. 17,020.
Clifton Sprlnaa
Clifton Springs Sanitarium Medical Li-
brary. Clifton Springs, N.Y. EsUbllshed
1850 by Henry Foster. Alice T. Thayer,
Librarian. 2,624.
New York
Columbia University. Library of the Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons, 437 W.
59th St, New York. Established in 1900.
Alfred L. Robert, Librarian. 40,000.
Cornell University Medical College Li-
brary. 477, 1st Ave.. New York. Estab-
lished 1899 by Prof. James Ewlng. Mrs.
Josephine G. Nichols, Librarian. 12,000.
E. 0. Janeway Memorial Library, Pres-
byterUn Hospital, New York. KsUbliahed
l»lt. Oertrude MQUer, Librarian. 7,500.
Egbert I,eFevre Memorial Library (Med-
ical Department of New York Unlveraity),
838 E. 26th St., New York. EsUbllshed
1914. Miss Lilile Yaughan, Librarian.
T,500.
Library of the Bureau of Laboratoriea,
Foot of East 16th St., New York. Eatab-
Ilahed 1900 by Director of Bureau of
Laboratories, Department of Health. Julia
T. Harding, Librarian. 3,360.
Lllir:iry nf The New York Academy f.f |
Medicine, 17 W. 43d St, New York. Es-
Ubllshed 1847. Mr. John 8. Brownne,
Librarian. 125,936.
Library of the New York E>'e and Ear
Infirmary, 218 2d Ave., New York. Es-
Ubllshed 1898. John C. Lester, Ltbra-
rUn. 1,250.
Library of the New York Homeopathic
Medical College, 63d St and Ave. A, New
York. EaUbllsbed 1886. Frances Holly,
Llbrsrlao. 8,000.
Library of the Pathological Department,
Bellevue HosplUl, New York. EsUb-
llshed 1911 by City of New York. Bellevue
and Allied Hospitals. Mlaa Martha Wirth,
Librarian. 5,600.
Library of the Psychiatric InstituU,
Ward's Island, New York. Established
1896 by Legislature. 6,000.
Library of the Rockefeller Institute for
Medical Research, 66th St and Ave. A,
New York. Established 1904. Miss Llllla
M. D. Trask. Librarian. 13,000.
National Health Library. 370 Savantb
Ave., New York. EsUbllshed 1921 by
Common Service Committee of National
Health Council. Janet F. Melvain, Llbra-
rUn. 5,500.
New York Public Library, Medical Sec-
tion, 476 5th Ave., New York. EsUb-
llshed 1895. Mr. E. U. Anderson, Direc-
tor. 25,000.
Public Health Division of the Municipal
Reference Library, 505 Poarl St, New
York. EsUbllshed 1870 by Board of
Health. Sara L. Balllday, Librarian.
6.000.
Norwlak
Chenango County Medical Society Li-
brary, W. .Main and Court Su,, Norwich.
N.Y. Established 1910 by Chenango
County Medical Society. N. Louise Ruekt-
esliler. Librarian. 547.
Poughkeapila
Library of the Dutchess-Putnam Medi-
cal Society, 54 Market St., Poughkeep«l6,
NY. EsUbllshed 1909. A. I.. Peckham,
Chairman Library CommlUee. 2,200.
Roahastar
Library of Rochester Academy of Medi-
cine, S3 Chestnut St, Rochester, N.Y. Es-
tablished 1890. Miss Sibley, LIbrarUn.
4,500.
Saranac Laka
Sarauac Laboratory Library, Saranac
Lake, N.Y. Established 1893 by Edward
L. Tnideau. 3,500.
Trudeau Sanatorium Medical Library,
Trudeau, N.Y. Established 1901 by Dr.
Lawrason Brown. Miss L. Isabel Ross, Li-
brarian. 1,775.
Sonyaa
-Medical Library of Craig Colony, Bon-
yea, N.Y. Established 1896 by State of
New York. Wm. T. Shanahan, Librarian.
4,350.
Syraeuta
Library College of Medicine, Syracuse
University, 309 Orange St, Syracuse,
N.Y. EsUbllshed 1906. Frank W. Mar-
low, Librarian. 11,503.
NORTH CAROLINA
Chapal Hill
Library of the University of North Car-
olina, Chapel UUl, N.C. Established 1795.
Louis R. Wilson. Librarian. 3,715.
NORTH DAKOTA
UnlvaraHy
University of North Dakota Biological
and Medical Library, University, N.D.
Established 1906 by the SUte. Mr. A.
D. Keator, Librarian. 2,400.
OHIO
CinalaaatI
Cincinnati Hospital Medical Ubrary,
Burnet Ave., Cincinnati. EaUbllahed 1870.
Mlaa Eva G. Kyte, Librarian. 34,033.
Eclectic Medical Collega Library, «30
W. eth St, Cincinnati. EaUbllahed 1833
by the Eclectic .Medical Colleca. J. K.
Scudder, Librarian. 1,500.
Library of the Ohlo-Mlaml Medical Col-
lege, University of Cincinnati, Eden and
Bethesda Aves , Cincinnati. Established
1911 by Miss Mary E. Dandridge. Fraocea
Currle, Librarian. 8.042.
Clavaland
Cleveland Medical Library AasocUtion.
2318 Prospect Ave., Cleveland. Es-
Ubllshed 1894 by the medical profeaslon
in Cleveland. Mr. J. C. Harding, Ubra-
rtan. 28,000.
Western Reserve Unlveraity Medical Li-
brary, 1353 E. 9th St, Cleveland. Torald
SoUmann, UbrarUn. 9,800.
Coinnkua
Ohio State University Medical Library,
Columbua, Ohio. EatablUhed 1915. Miss
Miriam Baekea, Librarian. 4,945.
Dayton Medical Library, 303 Fidelity
Medical Bldg., Dayton, Ohio. Established
1860. H. S. Jewett Librarian. 3,500.
OKLAHOMA
Oklakoma City
Medical Department, Library of Univer-
sity of Oklahoma, 401 E. 2d St., Oklahoma
City. Saublished 1912. Helen L. Kendall,
Librarian. 1,484.
OREGON
Portland
I'niversity of Oregon Medical School
Library, Marquam Hill, Portland, Ore. Es-
Ubllshed 1893 by University of Oregon,
Depariment of iledlclne. Bertha B. Hal-
lam, Librarian. 5.000.
PENNSYLVANIA
ErIa
Library of the Erie County Medical So-
ciety, University Club. Erie, Pa. EaUb-
llsbed 1902 by Erie County Medical So-
ciety. Fred E. Ross, Librarian. 1,000.
Hanovar
ILiaover Public Library. Carlisle St,
Hanover, Pa. EaUbllahed 1911. Mrs.
Mabel C. Wolcott, Librarian. 650.
Harris burg
Library of Harrlsburg Academy of Med-
icine, 319 N. 2d St, Harrlsburg, Pa. Es-
tablished 1896. Carson Coover, Librarian.
3.700.
Lancaster
Library of Lancaster City and County
Medical Society, 16 S. Prince St, Lan-
cjister. Pa. Established 1907 by Lancaster
City snd County Medical Society. 1,815.
Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College Library, 10th
and Walnut Sts., Philadelphia. Estab-
lished 1898 by Women's Auxiliary of Jef-
ferson Medical College. Joseph J. Wil-
son, Librarian. 10,500.
Library of the College of Physictans of
Philadelphia, 19 S. 22d St., Philadelphia.
EsUbllshed 1788 by College of Physicians.
Mr. Charles Perry Fisher, Librarian.
130,220.
Library of Hahnemann Medical College
and HosplUl, 226 N. Broad St, Philadel-
phia. EsUbllshed 1850 by T. L. Bradford.
John W. Tucker, Librarian. 20,000.
Library of the Woman's Medical Col-
lege of Pennsylvanlan. 21st St. and N. Col-
lege Ave., Philadelphia. Established 1850
by Woman's Medical College. C. D. Gra-
de, Librarian. 800.
Library, Professional Schools, Temple
University, 18th and Buttonwood Sts.,
Philadelphia. Established 1907 by Tem-
ple University. Miss Charlotte E. Coff-
man. Librarian. 3.639.
Medical Department of the University of
Pennsylvania Library, 34th St. and Wood-
land Ave., Philadelphia. Miss Frances R.
Houston, Librarian. 32,190.
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Medical Library of the Pennsylvania
Hospital, 8th and Spruce Sts., Philadel-
phia. Established about 1762. Francis
R. Packard, Librarian. 15,000.
The Mercantile Library, 16 South 10th
St., Philadelphia. Established 1821. T.
Wilson Hedley, Librarian. 1,901.
Pittibunh
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Medical
Department, Schenley Park, Pittsburgh.
Established 1895 by Andrew Carnegie and
City of Pittsburgh. Mr. John H. Leete,
Librarian. 7,050.
Library of the Pittsburgh Academy of
Medicine, 322 N. Craig St., Plttoburgh.
Established 1897 by Fellows of Pittsburgh
Academy of Medicine. Charles B. Malts,
Librarian. 7,500.
Library of the School of Medicine,
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh. Es-
tablished 1910. Miss Ethel Metzger, Li-
brarian. 9,500.
Mercy Hospital Staff Library, Pitts-
burgh. Established 1921. Miss Mary A.
McCloskey, Librarian. 2,000.
Potbvilla
Schuylkill County Medical Library As-
sociation, S.E. corner 3d and Market Sts.,
Pottsville, Pa. Established 1912. G. R. S.
Corson, Librarian. 900.
Raulino
Berks County Medical Society Library.
429 Walnut St., Reading, Pa. BsUblished
1901 by Murray Weldman. D. S. Grim,
Librarian. 2,000.
Scranton
Library of Lackawanna County Medical
Society, 130 Washington Ave., Scranton.
Pa. Established 1909 by I^ckawanna
Medical Society. I. W. Severson, Libra-
rian. 2,800.
Wllku-Barr*
Librar\- nf the Luzerne County Medical
Society, 130 S. Franklin St., Wllkes-Barre.
Pa. Established about 1893 by Luzerne
County Medical Society. Lewis H. Taylor,
Librarian. 7,415.
York
York County Medical Society Library,
Court House, E. Market St., York, Pa.
Established 1900 by the York County
Medical Society. W. C. Stick, Librarian.
S.SOO.
RHODE ISLAND
Ntwpert
Redwood Library and AtheuKum, Belle-
rue Ave. and Bedwood St., Newport, R.I.
Established 1747 by Abraham Redwood,
Henry Collins, and others. Mr. George
Lyman Hinckley, Librarian.
PravldciM
Library of the Rhode Island Medical
Society, 106 Francis St., Providence, B.L
EsUbllshed 1879 by Rhode Island Medical
Society. Grace E. Dtckerman, Librarian.
27.500.
SOUTH CAROLINA
CharlMton
Library of the Medical College of the
State of South Carolina, IG Lucas St,
Charieaton, S.C. Established 1827 by
the Medical College of the Sute of South
Carolina. Miss Jane S. Ball, Librarian.
3,800.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Vtrnllloa
Lnlveralty of South Dakota Library,
Clark and Yale Sts., Vermilion, S.D. Bb-
tablUhed 1907 by the state. Miss Mabel
K. Blchardson. Librarian. 2,500.
TENNESSEE
MMpkh
University of Tennessee College of Med-
icine Library, 879 Madison Ave., Memphis,
Tenn. Established 1913. Miss Emily H.
McCurdy, Librarian. 3,368.
Naikvllla
Library Vanderbilt University School of
Medicine, South Campus. Nashville. Tenn.
Established 1912 by Nashville Academy
of Medicine. Mrs. Pearle C. Hedges, Li-
brarian. 11.000.
Meharry Medical College Library, First
and Chestnut Sts., Nashville, Tenn. Es-
tablished 1883. Mrs. T. J. Elliott, Libra-
rian. 1,500.
TEXAS
Dallas
Bavior University, College of Medicine
Library, 3413 Gaston Ave., Dallas, Texas.
Established 1902. Miss Margaret S. Tur-
riil. Librarian. 3.425.
El Pate
Library of El Paso County Medical
.'Society, University Club, El Paso, Tex.
Kstablished 1914 by the El Paso County
Medical Society. E. B. Rogers, Librarian.
5.700.
Galveston
Library of the Medical Department.
University of Texas, Strand between 9th
and 10th Sts.. Galveston. Established
1893 by the University. Miss Elisabeth
D. Runge, Librarian. 11.004.
San Antonio
Besar County Medical Library, 123
Leiington Ave., San Antonio, Texas. Es-
tablished 1915 by Bexar County Medical
Society. His. Josephine S. Brin, Libra-
rian. 3,000.
UTAH
Salt Lake City
University of Utah Medical Library,
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London
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Quebee
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MEDICAL COLLEGES
Ont. 2. — Toronto School of Medicine, To-
ronto. Organized In 1847 : afflllated vlth
University of Toronto, 18S4 ; afflllated also
with Victoria University. In 1887 It waa
absorbed by the University of Toronto.
Out. 3. — Trinity Medical College, Toronto.
Organized In 1853 as the Upper Canada
Srhorii iif Mi'iiirlne, suspended In 1854,
riMri.Miilzo.1 isTii as Faculty of Medicine of
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Ijoratliin cMllcd Trinity .Medical College.
1877 ; alBUated with Trinity University and
University of Toronto, 1ST8 ; reconstituted
as .Medical Faculty of Trinity University.
1902 ; merKed with the Faculty of Medicine
of the University of Toronto, 1903.
Ont. 4 —Victoria University Medical De-
partment. Organized 1853. Extinct 1869.
.^Iso known as Rolph's School. Victoria
University continued to grant medical de-
grees, however, until 1902, when It was
absorbed by the University of Toronto.
Ont. 5. — QuMn's University Faculty of
■Medicine, Kingston. Organized 1854, Qrst
class graduated in 1853, and a class gradu-
ated each subsequent year. The faculty
was originally a department of the Univer-
sity, but a separation took place In ISSK,
when the school was conducted under the
charter of the Royal College of Thyslclans
and Surgeons at Kingston. It admitted
women from 1880 until 1883. In 1892 the
school again became an Integral part of
Queen's University. A flve-year medical
course la required. The dean Is Dr. J. C.
Connell. The total registration in 1920-21
was 240 : graduates, 40.
Ont 6.— Wntarn Univartlty Madleal
School, London. Organized In 1881, flrst
class graduated In 1883, and a class grad-
uated each BUbaequent year. In 1913 the
Faculty of Medicine became an Integral
part of the University. The dean Is Or.
Paul 8. McKlbben. The enrolment for 1921-
22 was 121 : graduates, 18.
Ont. 7. — Kingston Woman's Medical Col-
lege. Organized 1883. The degrees were
granted by Queen's University, with which
It was affiliated. Extinct 1893.
Ont. 8. — Ontario Medical Collage for
Women, Toronto. Organized In 1884. Affll-
lated with the University of Toronto. Not
empowered to grant degrees.
QUEBEC
Que. I.— McGlli University Faculty of
Medicine. Montreal. Founded 1824 as Mon-
treal Medical Institution ; became the Med-
ical Faculty of .McUUl University In 1829;
flrst class graduated under the university
auspices In 1833. Ko sessions between
1836 and 1839, owing to political troubles.
In 1905 absorbed Faculty of Medicine of
the University of Bishop College. The
registrar Is Dr. John W. Scane. Number of
students In the six clases In 1921-22 was
705; graduates, 108.
Que. 2.— University of Montreal Medical
Faculty, Montreal. Organized 1843, Incor-
porated 1845 as the Montreal School of
Medicine and Surgery. In 1891, by an act
of parliament, it absorbed Laval University
Medical Faculty at Montreal. First cUsa
graduated In 1843 and a claas graduated
each subsequent year. Present title In 1920.
The dean Is Dr. L. L. Barwood. Total
registration for 1921-22 waa 321; gradu-
ates, 55.
Qua.4 3. — Laval University Faculty of
Modlelio, Quebec. The Quebec School of
Medicine, organized in 1848, became In
1852 Medical Department of Laval Univer-
sity; tint class graduated In 1885, and a
clasa graduated each subsequent year. The
dean la Dr. Arthur Rousseau. The enrolment
for 1921-22 was 163; graduates, 22.
Que. 4. — Laval University Medical Fac-
ulty, Montreal. Organized In 1878. First
clasa graduated in 1879 and a class grad-
uated each subsequent year Including 1891,
when It was abaorfoed by the Montreal
School of Medicine and Surgery.
Que. 5.— University of Bishop Collace
Faculty of Medicine, Montreal. Organized
1870, flrst class graduated 1871, and classee
graduated each 8ul>saquent year ; In 1905
was absorbed by McOllI University Faculty
of Medicine.
Que. 6. — St. Lawrence School of Hedl-
cta*. Organized 1851. Extinct 1852.
GRADUATE MEDICAL COLLEGES
IN THE UNITED STATES
ALABAMA
Ala. Gl. — University of Alabama Graduate
School of Medicine, Birmingham. The sec-
retary is Dr. George S. Graham, 1925 Ave.
F, Birmingham.
CALIFORNIA
Cal. Gl. — San Francisco Poiyelinle and
Pott-Graduate School, 1535 Jackson St.,
San Francisco. The president Is Dr. Alfred
.T. Zobel.
For Special Anncmnccment see page 4.
Cal. G2. — Graduate School of Medicine of
the University of California, Buena Vista
and Alpine Sts.. Los Atigeles. The dean Is
Dr. (ieorge H. Kress.
ILLINOIS
IM. Gl.— Chicago Policlinic, 219-221 W.
Chicago Ave.. Chicago. The secretary is
Dr. Malcolm L. Harris, 32 N. State St.
ill. G2— Illinois Post-Graduats Medical
School, 1844 W. Harrison St., Chicago. The
secretary Is Dr. James A. Clark.
III. G3. — Post-Graduate Medical School,
2400 Dearborn St, Chicago. The secretary-
Is Dr. Emil Rles. 77 E. Washington St.
For Special Announcement see page 4.
ill. G4. — Chicago Eye, Ear, Note and
Throat College, 235 W. Washington St.. Chi-
cago. The president Is Dr. William A. FIsber,
235 W. Washington St.
LOUISIANA
La. Gl. — New Orleans Polyclinic. Post-
Graduate School of Medicine of the Tulane
University of Louisiana, Tulane Ave. and
IJberty St., New Orleans. The dean is Dr.
Chas. L. Chassalgnac.
La. G2. — Loyola Post-Graduate School of
Medicine, 1533 Tulane Ave., New Orleans.
The secretary Is Dr. Joseph A. Danna.
MASSACHUSETTS
Mass. Gl. — Harvard Medical School,
Courses for Graduates, 240 Longwood Ave.,
Boston. The assistant dean is In charge.
MINNESOTA
Minn. Gl. — University of Minnesota Grad-
uate School of Medicine, .Minneapolis. The
dean Is Guy Stanton Ford. Ph.D.
NEW YORK
N. Y. Gi.— New York Post-Graduate Med-
ical School, 2d Ave. and 20tb St. New York
City. The dean Is Dr. P. H. Wadhams.
N. Y. G2.— New York Polyclinic Medical
School. 341-51 W. 50th St., New York City. ''
The superintendent Is Dr. John M. Lawler, '
341 W. 50th St. I
N.Y. 04.— Manhattan Eye. Ear and
Throat Hospital and Medical School, 210 E.
64th St., .Sew York City. Tlie superinten-
dent Is Mr. Reuben O'Brien.
N.Y. G5. — School of Ophthalmology and
Otology, 13th St. and 2d Ave., New York
City. The superintendent Is Mr. Thos. K.
Robertson.
For Special Announcement see page 4
N.Y. Ge.— College of the New York Oph-
thalmic Hoipital. 23d St. and Third Ave.,
New York City. The secretary Is Dr. W. C.
McKnight, 13 Central Park West.
N.Y. Q7. — Herman Knapp Memorial Eye
Hospital, southwest comer of 57th St. and
10th Ave., New York City. The secretary Is
Dr. Gerald H. Grout.
NOTE.^All post-graduate medical schools
In New York are cooperating through the
Academy of Medicine, New York. For In-
formation regarding any or all clinics In
that city write to the Secretary of the
Academy at 17 W. 43d St., New York.
PENNSYLVANIA
Pa. G2. — Graduate School of Medicine of
the University of Pennsylvania, Philadel-
phia. Organized in 1916. The Philadel-
phia Policlinic was merged In 1918. The
dean Is Dr. George H. .Meeker.
For Special Announcemtni see page 4
FOREIGN MEDICAL COLLEGE KEY-TABLE
NOTE. — This list includes the key number and addresses of foreign colleges arranged alphabetically by countries, also the licensing
bodies of England, Scotland and Ireland.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC
AUSTRIA
BOLIVIA
Arg. 1.— National Unlveralty of
Buenos
Aus.
1.— University of Graz.
Bol. 1.— University of La Paz.
Aires.
Aus.
2. — University of Innsbruck.
Bol. 2. — University of Sucre.
Arg. 2. — National University, Cordova.
Arg. 3.— National University. La Plata.
Aus.
7. — University of Vienna.
BRAZIL
Arg. 4. — University of Rosarlo.
BELGIUM
Braz. 1.— Faculty of Medicine. Surgery and
AUSTRALIA
Belg.
1. — University of Brussels.
Pharmacy. Bahla.
Braz. 2. — Faculty of Medicine and Phar-
Austl. 1.— University of Adelaide.
Belg.
J. — University of Ghent.
macy, Porto Alegre.
Austl. 2. — University of Melbotimi.
Belg.
3. — University of Liege.
Braz. 3. — Faculty of Medicine, Surgery and
Austl. 3.— University of Sydney.
Belg.
4. — Catholic University, Louvatn.
Pharmacy, Rio de Janeiro.
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AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
CHILE
Chi. 1.— University of Chiie, Santiago.
CHINA
China 1. — Hongkong University School of
Medicine. Org. 1912.
China 2. — East China Union Medical Col-
lege, Nanking.
China 3.— Union Medical College, Pekln.»
China 4. — Woman's Med. School. Soochow.
China 5. — Canton University Med. Coll.
China 6. — South China Medical College.
Canton.
China 7. — Hunan-Yale College of Medi-
cine, Changsha.*
China 8.— Mukden Med. Coll., Mukden.'
China 9. — Pennsylvania St. John's Medi-
cal School, Shanghai.*
China 10. — Shantung Christian University
School of Med., Tslnanfu.*
China 11. — Harvard Medical School, Shang-
hai. (Extinct. 1916.)
The Ave colleges indicated by an asterisk
(*) are eligible to membership In the Asso-
ciation of Medical Colleges of China. Mem-
bership in that association is limited to such
colleges as provide a four-year medical
course, preceded by adequate college
courses, nith laboratory work In physics,
chemistry and biology, based on high school
graduation.
COLOMBIA
Colombia 1. — University of Bogota.
Colombia 2. — University of Cartagena.
CUBA
Cuba. 1. — University of Havana.
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Cze. 1. — German University of Prague.
Cze. 2. — Bohemian University of Prague.
DENMARK
Den. 1. — University of Copenhagen
ECUADOR
Ec. 1. — Central University
Quito.
of Ecuador,
BST. 1.— 1
EGYPT
School of Medicine, Cairo.
Kng. 1
Eng. 2
ENGLAND
. — University of BirmlngUam.
.—University of Bristol.
. — University of Cambridge.
, — Durham University.
. — University of Leeds.
. — University of Liverpool.
. — University of London.
. — Victoria University, Manchester.
, — University of Oiford.
. — University of ShetBeld.
. — Licentiate of the Royal Coll. of
Phys., London, and the Royal
Coll. of Surga., England.
. — Member of the Royal College of
I'hyalclans, London.
. — Fellow of the Royal College of
Phyaiclans, London.
. — Fellow of the Royal College of
Surgeons, England.
. — Licentiate In Medicine and Sur-
gery of the Apothecaries
Society of Loadon.
FINLAND
Fin. 1. — University of Helsingfort.
FRANCE
Fra. 1. — University of Bordeaux.
Fra. 2.— University of Lille.
Fra. 3. — University of Lyons.
Fra. 4. — University of Montpellltr.
Fra. 5. — University of Nancy.
Fra. 6. — University of Paris.
Fra. 7. — University of Toulouse.
Fra. 8. — University of Strasbourg.
GERMANY
Oer. 1. — University of Berlin.
Ger. 2. — University of Bonn.
Ger. 3. — University of Brealau.
Ger. 4. — University of Erlangeo.
Eng.
3
Eng.
4
Eng.
5
Eng.
6
Eng.
7
Eng.
8
Eng.
9
Eng.
10
Eng.
11
Eng.
12
Eng.
13
Eng.
16
Eng.
17
of Freiburg,
of Giessen.
of GSttingen.
of Grlefswald.
of Halle,
of Heidelberg,
of Jena,
of Kiel,
of Konigsberg.
of Leipzig,
of Marburg,
of Munich,
of Rostock,
of Frankfort-on-the-
of Tilblngen.
of WUrzburg.
Ger. 5. — University
Ger. 6. — University
Ger. 7. — University
Ger. 8.— University
Ger. 9. — University
Ger. 10. — University
Ger. 11. — University
Ger. 12.— University
Ger. 13.— University
Ger. 14.— University
Ger. 15.— University
Ger. 16. — University
Ger. 17. — University
Ger. 18.— University
Main.
Ger. 19. — University
Ger. 20. — University
GREECE
(Greece 1. — National University, Athens.
GUATEMALA
Guat. 1. — Faculty of Medicine, Guatemala.
HAITI
Haiti 1. — National School of Medicine, Port
au Prince.
HONDURAS
Hond. 1. — Faculty of Medicine, Tegucigalpa.
HUNGARY
Hung. 1. — University of Budapest.
Hung. 2. — Vniversit.v of Szegedin.
Hung. 3. — University of Pressburg.
ICELAND
Ice. 1. — School of Physicians, Reykjavik.
INDIA
India 1. — University of Bombay.
India 2. — University of Calcutta.
India 3. — Punjab University, Lahore.
India 4. — University of Madras.
India 5.— University of Allahabad.
IRELAND
Ire. 1. — Queen's University, Belfast.
Ire. 2. — National University of Ireland
(formerly Royal University
of Ireland), Dublin.
Ire. 3.— University of Dublin,
•re. 4. — Royal College of Surgeons, Schools
of Surgery. Dublin.
Ire. 5. — Licentiate of the Kings Queens
Coll. of Physicians, Dublin.
Ire. 6. — Licentiate of the Royal College of
Physicians of Ireland.
Ire. 7. — Member of the Royal College of
Physicians of Ireland.
Ire. 8.— Fellow of the Royal College of
Physicians of Ireland.
Ire. 9. — Licentiate of the Royal College of
Surgeons of Ireland.
Ire. 10.— Fellow of the Royal CoUega of
Surgeons of Ireland.
Ire. 11. — Licentiate of the Apothecaries Hall
of Dublin.
ITALY
-University of Bologna.
-University of Cagllarl, Sardlna.
-Univeralty of Milan.
-University of Catania.
-University of Kerrara.
-University of Florence,
-University of Genoa.
-University of Meailna.
-University of Modena.
-University of Naples.
-University of Padua.
-University of Palermo.
-University of Parma.
-University of Pavla.
-University of Perugia.
-University of Pisa.
-University of Rome.
-University of Sassarl.
-University of Sleoa.
-University of Turin.
JAPAN
— Kyota Imperial University.'
—Taiwan (Fiirraosa) .Medical School,
Tansul.'
Ita.
1.
Ita.
2.
Ita.
3.
Ita.
4.
Ita.
5.
lu.
«.
lu.
7.
Ita.
8.
Ita.
9.
Ita.
10.
Ita.
11.
lu.
12.
Ita.
13
Ita.
14.
Ita.
15.
Ita.
16.
lU.
17.
Its.
18.
Ita.
19.
Ita.
20.
Jap
I
Jap
2
Jap. 3. — Tokyo Imperial University.'
Jap. 4. — ^Alchl Prefecture Special I'edical
School, Nagoya.
Jap. 5. — Chlba Special Medical School.
Jap. 6. — Kanazawa Special Medical School.
Jap. 7. — Kumamota Special Medical School.
Jap. 8. — Nagasaki Special Medical School.
Jap. 9. — Okayama Special Medical School.
Jap. 10. — Tohoku Imperial University, Sen-
dal.'
Jap. 11. — Nippon Special Medical School,
Tokyo."
Jap. 12. — Kyushu Imperial University, Fu-
kuoka. (Formerly a part of
Kyoto Imperial University.)
Jap. 13. — Kyoto Prefecture Special Medical
School.
Jap 14. — South Manchuria Medical School,
Mukden. (See China 8.)
Jap. 15— -Niigata Special Medical School.
Jap. 16. — Osaka Prefecture Higher Medical
School."
Jap. 17. — Tokyo Charity Hospital Special
Medical School.
Jap. 18. — Tokyo Woman's Special Medical
School.'
1. For admission require graduation from
the "Third Department of the Higher
Schools," which covers three years of pre-
niedlcal training following graduation from
the Middle Schools, the latter being equal
to about three years of high school work.
i. A medical sclioul ■•oiuiucted by the
Japanese Government, primarily for the
aborigines of Taiwan (Formosa). Only a
common school education required for ad-
mission. Graduates licensed to practice In
Tansul only.
3. Graduates not licensed by the Japanese
Government unless they pass a special ex-
amination.
4. This Is a reorganization of the old
Sendal Special Medical School. Made a part
of Tohoku Imperial University in March.
1912, under the name of Special Medical
Department.
MEXICO
Mex. 1. — National School of Medicine,
Mexico.
Mex. S. — School of Medicine and Pharmacy
of Jalisco, Guadalajara.
Mex. 4. — Literary and Sclcnliflc Institute.
School of .Medicine of San Luis
Potosl.
NETHERLANDS
Neth. 1. — University of Amsterdam.
Neth. 2. — University of Gronlngen.
Neth. 3. — University of I^yden.
Neth. 4.— University of Utrecht.
NEW ZEALAND
New Z. 1. — University of New Zealand,
Dunedln.
NORWAY
Norw. 1.— University of Christlanli.
PERU
Peru 1.— University of San Marcos, Lima.
POLAND'
Poland 1. — University of Cracow.
Poland 2.— University nf Lvoii.
Poland 3.— University of Warsaw.
1. Prior to the world war these colleges
were known respectively as Austria 3,
Austria 4, and Russia 9.
PORTUGAL
Port. 1. — University of Colmbra.
Port. 2.— School of .Mod. and Surg., LUbon.
Port. 3. — School of Med and Surg., Oporto
ROUMANIA
Rou. 1. — University of Bukharest.
Rou. 2. — University of Jasay.
RUSSIA
Rus. 1. — University of Petrngrad.
Rus. 2. — University of Jurjev.
Rus. 3. — University of Kazan.
36
MEDICAL COLLEGES
Ru8. 4. — University of Kharkov.
Rus. 5— University of St, Vladtmira, Kief.
Rus. 6. — University of Moscow.
Rus. 7. — University of Odessa.
Rus. 8. — University of Tomsk, Siberia.
SAN SALVADOR
San Sal. I. — University of San Salvador.
SCOTLAND
Scot. 1. — University of Aberdeen.
Scot. 2. — University of St. Andrews, Dun-
dee.
Scot. 3. — University of Edinburgh.
Scot. 4. — School of Medicine of the Soyal
Colleges, Edinburgh.
Scot. S. — University of Glasgow.
Scot. 6. — Anderson's College Medical
School, Glasgow
Scot. 7. — St. Mungo's College and Glas-
gow Royal Infirmary, Glas-
gow.
Scot. 8. — Western Medical School, Glasgow
(closed In IBIS).
Scot. 9. — Licentiate of the Royal College of
Physicians, Edinburgh.
Scot. 10.— Member of the Royal College of
Physicians, Edinburgh.
Scot. 11.— Fellow of the Royal College of
Phyalclans, Edinburgh.
Scot. It. — Ltcantlate of the Royal College of
Surgeons, Edinburgh.
Scot. 13. — Fellow of the Royal College of
Surgeons, Edinburgh.
Scot. 14. — Licentiate of the Royal Faculty
of Physicians and Surgeons
of Glasgow.
Scot. 15. — Fellow of the Royal Faculty of
Physicians and Surgeons of
Glasgow.
SIAM
Slam 1.— Royal Medical College, Bangkok.
SPAIN
Spa. 1. — University of Barcelona.
Spa. 2. — Faculty of Medicine, Cadiz.
Spa. 3. — University of Granada.
Spa. 4. — University of Central Spain, Mad-
rid.
Spa. 5. — University of Santiago.
Spa. 6. — University of Saragosaa.
Spa. 7.— University of Seville.
Spa. 8. — University of Valencia.
Spa. 9.— University of Valladolld.
Spa. 10. — University of Salamanca.
Swed. 1
Bwed. 2
Swed. 3
SwIU. 1.
Swlti. 2
Switz. 3
Switz. 4.
Swltz. 5,
Switz. S.
Swltz. 7
SWEDEN
-Medico - Chlrurglcal
Untventty
Lund.
— Medico- Chlrurglcal Instltuta,
Stockholm.
— University of Upsala.
SWITZERLAND
. — University of Basel.
— University of Berne.
— University of Fribourg.
— University of Geneva.
— University of Lausanne.
— University of Neuchatel.
— University of Zurich.
Syr. 1
Syr. 2.-1
SYRIA
SyrUn Protestant College, Telrut.
'University of St. Joseph, Beirut.
TURKEY
Turk. 1. — University of Constantinople.
URUGUAY
— University of Montevideo.
Urug. 1.
Venez. 1
WalM 1.
VENEZUELA
. — School of Medicine of Caracas.
WALES
— Unlvenlty of Wales, Cardiff
NATIONAL BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS
The board consists at present of nineteen
members. Including the three Surgeons-Gen-
eral of the United States Army, Navy and
Public Health services and one other repre-
sentative from each of those services, two
representatives of state licensing boards and
seven members appointed at large. As soon
as expirations of terms of otBce will permit,
there are to be three representatives of state
licensing boards and ten members appointed
at large. The three Surgeons- General serve
as long as they hold their respective otHces,
and thereafted their places will be filled
automatically by their successors. The other
twelve members were divided by lot lnt(>
three groups of four, their terms being two,
four and six years. Hereafter all appoint-
ments will be for a term of six years. The
personnel of the board at present Is as fol-
lows:
Surgeon-General Merrltte W. Ireland,
Inited .'States Army. President; Surgeon-
General Edward R. Stitt, United States Navy ;
Surgeon-General Hugh S. Cumming, United
States Public Health Service ; Commander
Charles N. Oman, Colonel Joseph F. Slier,
Surgeon George W. McCoy, Dr. Victor C.
Vaughan, Dr. Horace D. Arnold. Dr. Austin
Flint, Dr. Walter L. Blerrlng, Dr. Louis B.
Wilson, Dr. Herbert Harlan, Dr. W. S. Car-
ter, Dr. David Strlckler, Mr. John G. Bow-
man, Dr. A. C. Eycleshyraer, Dr. Eugene L.
Opie, Dr. L. A. Connor, Dr. J. M. T. Finney.
The secretary-treasurer Is Dr. J. S. Rodman,
1310 .Medical Arts Bldg., 16th and Walnut
Sts., Pbtladeiphia, Pa., and the managing
director is Mr. E. 8. Blwood.
The educational requirements of applicanta
are (a) a four-year high school course, (b)
two years of acceptable college work, includ-
ing courses In physics, chemistry, biology
and a modem language; (c) graduation from
a medical school rated In Class A by the
American Medical Association, and (d) a
year spent in an acceptable hospital as an
Intern or In a laboratory. These require-
ments apply to graduates of medical schools
In 1912 and thereafter. The board may ac-
cept equivalent credentials of applicants who
graduated prior to 1912. Credentials must
be presented to the board prior to the exam-
ination sufficiently early to permit of hives-
tigation.
The board has recently adopted and put into
effect the following plan : Part I, to consist
of a written examination In the six funda-
mental medical sciences : Anatomy, Including
histology and embryology ; physiology, physi-
ologic chemistry, general pathology, bac-
teriology, materia medica and pharmacology.
Fart II, to consist of a written examination
in the four following subjects : Medicine, In-
cluding pediatrics, neuropsychiatry and
therapeutics; surgery, including applied an-
atomy, surgical pathology and surgical spe-
cialties; obstetrics and gynecology; public
health. Including hygiene and medical juris-
prtidence. Part III, to consist of a practical
examination In each of the following four
subjects : Clinical medicine, Including medi-
cal pathology, applied physiology, clinical
chemistry, clinical microscopy and derma-
tology ; clinical surgery. Including applied
anatomy, surgical pathology, operative sur-
geiy and the surgical specialties of the dis-
ease! of the eye, ear, nose and throat;
Obstetrics and gynecology ; public health. In-
cluding sanitary bacteriology and the com-
municable diseases.
Parts I and II will bo conducted as written
examinations In Class A medical scho«ls and
Part III will be entirely practical and clini-
cal. In order to facilitate the carrying out
of Part III. siibsidi.'iry twards will be ap-
pointed In tlie following cities : Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Minneapolis, Iowa City,
San Francisco. Denver, New Orleans, Balti-
more, Galveston, Cleveland, St. Louis, Chi-
cago. Washington. D.C., and Nashville, and
these boards will function under the direc-
tion of the national board. The fee of $2S
for the first part, $25 for the second part
and $50 for the third part will be charged.
Holders of certificates from the National
Board of Medical Examiners will be regis-
tered without further examination in the
following twenty-one states : Alabama, Ari-
zona, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia,
Idaho, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Minne-
sota, Nebraska, New Hiimpshire, New Jersey,
North Carolina, North Dakota, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont,
Virginia.
For further particulars address Dr. J. S.
Rodman, secretary, 1310 Medical Arts Bldg.,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Walnut Sts., Phila-
delphia.
AMERICAN BOARD FOR OPHTHAL.MIC EXAMINATIONS
This Board was incorporated May 3, 1917.
It has nine members, three each from the
American Ophthalmological Society, the Sec-
tion on Ophthalmology of the American
Medical Association, and the American
Academy of Ophthalmology and Oto-Laryn-
gology.
THE FUNCTIONS OF THE BOARD ARE :
1. To establish standards of fitness to prac-
tice ophthalmology. 2. To investigate and
prepare lists of medical schools, hospitals,
and private instructors recognized as com-
petent to give the required Instruction In
ophthalmology. 3. To arrange, control and
conduct examinations to test the qualifica-
tions of those who desire to practice oph-
thalmology, and to confer a certificate upon
those who meet the established standards.
EXAMINATIONS.— Examinations will be
held annually at or near the time and place
of meeting of the American Medical Asso-
ciation, and at other times and places at
the discretion of the board, depending on the
niunber of applications from any region.
FEES.— The fee for_ examination Is $25
but its payment will not be required before
the board is ready to issue the certificate.
APPLICANTS. — Applicants for examina-
tion and for the certificate of the board are
divided into three classes according to the
length of time they have practiced oph-
thalmology.
Class I. Those who have practiced oph-
thalmology ten years or more.
Class 11. Those who have practiced oph-
thalmology five years and less than ten
years.
Class III. Those who have practiced oph-
thalmology less than five years.
The following are the general require-
ments of the board: (1) For all classes,
high ethical and medical standing in their
communities, and also a medical degree
satisfactory to the board. (2) Formal appli-
cation on a proper blank with two letters of
endorsement by well-known medical men.
The additional requirements for the three
classes are as follows :
Class I. (a) Presentation of reports of
ten cases that have been observed or treated
by the applicant, (b) A list of papers or
iKJOks published, if any. The board will
determine from such case reports and pub-
il
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
lished records, and from the candidate's
professional work in his community, whether
further examination will be necessary before
conferring its certificate.
Class n. Report of twenty-flve cases
tliat bare been observed and treated by the
applicant. If the applicant gires evidence
of serrice as an intern in an ophthalmic
hospital, or as an assistant to an eye
clinic, or with an ophthalmologist in prl-
Tate worlj, with a statement of the work
required by the position, the board will
consider these qualiflcationi in determining
whether it deems it necessary to subject the
candidate to further examination.
Class III. (a) A degree from a medical
school of high standing, satisfactory to the
Board of Examiners, (b) A certificate of
one year's service in an ophthalmic clinic,
or an internship of one year in an oplithal-
mic hospital, or assistantship In private
practice, with statement of the duties re-
quired in such a position, (c) In addition,
certificates showing one year of special study
of ophthalmology under competent Instruc-
tors or In accepted Institutions for graduate
teaching, not necessarily continuous nor at
the same place : but pM-Iods of study of less
than three months at one institution are
deprecated by the board. Candidates In this
class are required to show that they have
had a year of clinical hospital experience,
preferably In a general hospital, or labora-
tory work following four years In a medical
school preliminary to special study of oph-
thalmology and service as ophthalmic intern.
For further Information application should
be made to Dr. William B. WUder. 122 S.
Michigan Are., Chicago.
TO APPRECIATE THE VALUE OF THE DIRECTORY.
AND THE PRACTICAL INFORMATION IT CONTAINS.
STUDY CAREFULLY PAGES 3. 6 and 7.
38
Special Hospitals, Sanatoriums and Schools
CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO TYPE OF PATIENTS CARED FOR
This list contains only ipecUI liospltals and Institutions. For a coniplets list of all hospitals and allied Institutions, both general and
special, see list Immediately preceding the list of physicians for each sute.
The Usta of special hospitals are glren below in alphabetical order as follows:
Page r.ige
1. Alcoholic — See Drag Addiction and 8. Eye, Ear, Note and Tbroa' 42
Alcoholic 41 9. Epileptic 4J
2. Backward and MenUlly DefectlT* 10. Maternity 43
Chlldrt-n (Schools) 3» 11. Nerroua and Mental 44
3. Blind (Schools) 39 13. Orthopedic 47
4. Children's 40 13. Skin and Cancer 4"
5. Convalescent and Rest HomM 40 14. Speech Defects (Schools) 47
«. Deaf (Schools) 41 15. Tuberculosis 47
7. Drug Addiction and Alcoholics 41 16. Trachoma 50
Additional data on the special Institutions elasilfled hers will be found In the complete list Ot InstUutloiu tmmedlat«ly preceding tbs
list of physicians for each state. Fur lio«plials approred for Internalilps see paiirs 51 f 3!>
1. ALCOHOLIC
Be* DRUG ADDICTION AND ALCOHOLIC
2. BACKWARD AND MENTALLY DEFEC-
TIVE CHILDREN (SCHOOLS) 38)
See also EPILEPTIC and NERVOUS AND
MENTAL
California
Sonoma State Rome, Eldrldge.
The Cedars, nome for Nervous and Back-
ward CHilldren, Ross.
Connecticut
Mnnsfleld State Training School and Hos-
pital. .Mansfield Depot.
Idaho
Crescent Hill Retreat (Idaho State Sani-
tarium), Nampa.
Illinois
Beverly Farm, Crt>dfrey.
Iowa
Powell School for Backward and NarToiia
Children, Red Oak.
Kansas
State Training School, Winfleld.
Ksntucky
The Stewart Home, Training School,
Frankfort.
Massachusetts
Elm Hill, Barre.
Gardner State Colony (State), Gardner.
Hlllbrow School, Newton.
Michigan
St. Anthony School for Backward Chil-
dren, Comstock.
Michigan Home and Training School
(State), Lapeer.
Mississippi
Mississippi School and Colony for Feeble-
Mlnded (State). EUlsvllle.
Mississippi Institute for the Deaf ana
Dumb (State), Jackson.
Missouri
Trowbridge Training School for Nanrous
and Backward Children, Kansas City.
Miss Compton's School, St. Louts.
M oil tan a
Montana School for the Deaf and Blind
and Training School for Backward Children
(State), Boulder.
New Jersey
Bancroft Training School, Haddonfleld.
Seguin School, Orange.
Training School at Vlneland, Vlneland.
New York
Evergreen Sanatorium-School, Albany.
Binghamton Training School for Nerroua
and Backward, Binghamton.
Otsego School, Edmeaton.
Florence Nightingale School for Backward
Children. Katonah.
St. Charles Hospital for Crippled Children
and Brooklyn Home for Blind and Defec-
tive Children, Pt. Jefferson.
New York City Children's Hosplul and
School (City), Randall's Island, New York.
Letchworth Village (State), Thiells.
North Carolina
The Caswell Training School, Kingston.
Ohio
Institution for Feeble-Hlnded (State).
Columbus.
Penniylvanla
Pennsylvania Training School for Feeble-
Mlnded Children. Elwyn.
Miss Wood's Exceptional ChUdren, Lang-
home.
Rfcod* Island
Exeter School (State). Blocum.
Taxa*
Texas Training School for Defectlrea and
Sanitarium for Mental and Nerroiu DUaaaaa,
Austin.
Vormont i
Vermont State School for the Feeble-
Mlnded (SUte), Brandon.
Virginia
Schermerhorn'a Home School, Richmond.
WIseoasIn '
St. ColeUa Institute, Jefferson.
Hawaii
Home for Feeble-Mlnded Persona. Pearl
City,
3. BLIND (SCHOOLS) 52
See also EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
and SPEECH DEFECTS
Alabama
Alabama School for the Blind (Sute),
Talladega.
Alabama School for Negro Blind (Sute),
Talladega.
Arkansas
.\rkansas School for the Blind (State),
T.ittle Rock.
California
California School for the Blind (State),
Berkeley.
Colorado
Colorado School for Deaf and Blind
(State), Colorado Springs.
Connecticut
Connecticut Institute for Blind, Hartford
Delaware
The Delaware Commission for the Blind
(The Blind Shop, State and Private),
Wilmington.
Florida
State Institution for the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind. SL Augustine.
Georgia
Georgia Academy for the Blind (Sute),
Macon.
Georgia Academy for the Colored Blind
(Sute), Macon.
Idaho
Idaho School for the Deaf and Blind
(State), Gooding.
Illinois
Illinois School for the Blind (State),
.T.icksonvllIe.
Indiana
The Board of Industrial Aid for the Blind
(State), Indianapolis.
Indiana School for the Blind (State),
Indianapolis.
Iowa
Iowa College for the Blind (State),
Vinton.
Kaaau
Kansas State School for the Blind, Kansas
City.
Kentucky
Kentucky School for the Blind (Whltos),
(State). Louisville.
Kentucky School for the Blind (Colored),
(State), Louisville.
Louisiana
Loul.'^iana 8Ut« School for the Blind,
Baton Rouge.
Massacbuettt
Perkins Institution and MasaachusetU
School for the Blind, Watertown.
MiiiaesoU
School for the Blind (State), Faribault.
Mississippi
Mississippi Institute for the Blind (SUt«),
Jackson.
Missouri
Blind Girls' Industrial Home, St. Louis.
Missouri School for the Blind (Suta).
St. Louis.
Montana
MonUna School for the the Deaf and
Blind and Training School for Backward
Children (StaU), Boulder.
Nebraska
Nebraska School for the Blind (SUte),
Nebraska City.
New Jersey
Arthur Home, Kindergarten and HoaplUl
for Blind Babies and Children, Summit.
New Mexico
New Mexico Institute for the Blind
(Sute), Alamogordo.
Baby Sanatorium (Municipal), Cloudcroft.
New York
New York State School for the Blind,
Batavla.
Industrial Home for the Blind, Brooklyn.
St. Charles Hosplul for Crippled Children
and Brooklyn Home for Blind and Defective
Children. PL Jefferson. Long Island.
Catholic Institute for the Blind. New
York City.
New York Institute for the Education of
the Blind, New York.
Mission of the Immaculate Virgin Asylum
for Blind Girls of the Mt. Loretto, Pleasant
Plains.
North Carolina
North Carolina SUU School for the Blind
.ind Deaf, Raleigh.
North DakoU
North DakoU School for Blind (Sute),
Bathgate.
Ohio
Clovernook Home for the Blind. Cincinnati.
Ohio State School for the Blind, Columbus.
Oklahoma
Oklahoma School for the Blind (State).
Muskogee.
Oregon
Oregon State School for the Blind, Salem.
Pennsylvania
Good Shepherd's Home, Allentown.
Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruc-
tion of the Blind (Semi-State). Overbrook.
39
BLIND (SCHOOLS) Cont
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
CONVALESCENT AND REST
Pennsylvania Working Home for Blind
Men (State), Philadelphia.
Western FennsjrlTanla Institution for th*
Blind. Pituburgb.
Texa*
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute for
Colored Youths of Texas (State), Austin.
Texas School for the Blind (State),
Austin.
Utah
Utah School for the Deaf and Blind,
Ogden.
Virginia
Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind
(State), Staunton.
Washington
State School for the Blind, Vancouver.
West Virginia
West Virginia School for the Deaf and
Blind (State), Bomney.
Wisconsin
Wisconsin School for the Blind (Sute),
JanesTlile.
4. CHILDREN'S. 100
See also ORTHOPEDIC and BACKWARD
AND MENTALLY DEFECTIVE
CHILDREN
Alabama
Children's Hospital of Birmingham, Bir-
mingham.
California
Alta Bates Sanatorium, Berkeley.
Children's Hospital, Los Angeles.
Sunshine Preventorium, Manor.
Baby Hospital Association, Oakland.
The Llscbner Sanatorium for Children,
San Diego.
Hospital for Children and Training School
for Nurses. San rraoelseo.
Colorado
Children's Hospital, Danrer.
Delaware
Colored Babies Hospital and Day Nursery,
Wilmington.
St. Michael's Day Nursery and Hospital
for Babies, Wilmington.
District of Columbia
Children's Hospital of the District of Co-
lumbia, Washington.
Gaorgia
WUhenford Chaldren'g Hospital, Augusta.
Illinois
Chicago Dally News Fresh-Air Fund Sanl-
Urlum for Sick Babies, Chicago.
Children's Memorial Hospital. Chicago
Sarah .Morris Hospital for Children. Chi-
cago.
Mooseheart Hospital, Mooseheart.
Deaconess Baby Ford, Normal.
Indiana
Reed Hosplul for Babies, Indianapolis
Iowa
Children's Hospital, Iowa City. (See Uni-
versity Hospital.)
Kantucky
Children's Free Hospital, Louisville.
Maine
The Beeches, Parts Hill.
Maryland
Harriet Lane Home for Invalid Children,
Baltimore.
Home of the Friendless, Baltimore.
Robert Garrett HosplUl for Chldren, Balti-
more.
Robert Garrett Sanitarium for Children
(Summer Branch), .ML Airy.
Thomas Wilson Sanitarium, Mt. Wilson.
Massachusetts
Hospital CotUgea for ChlVlnn, Baldwlna-
vllle.
Boston Dispensary and Hospital for Chil-
dren, Boston.
Boston Floating Hospital, Boston.
Boston Nursery for Blind Babies. Boston.
Children's Heart Hospital, Br., Boston.
Children's Hospital, Boston.
Infants' Hosplul. Boston.
New England Hospital for Women and
Children. Boston.
Children's Island Banltariam. Marblehead
North Shore Babies' Hospital, Salem.
Waltham Baby Bosplul, Waltham
Mlehlgan
Children's Hospital of Michigan, DetroiL
Minnesota
Lymanhurst Hospital (Branch of the Min-
neapolis General Hospital), Minneapolis.
Sheltering Arms, Minneapolis.
Missouri
Children's Mercy Hospital, Kansas City.
Jewish Shelter Home, St. Loula.
St. Louis Children's Hospital, SL Louis.
New Hampshire
Balch Hospital, Manchester.
New Jersey
St. Vincent's Nursery and Baby Hospital,
Montclalr.
The Babies' Hospital, Newark.
Arthur Home, Kindergarten and Hospital
for Blind Babies and Children, Summit.
New Mexico
Children's Home and Hospital, Albuquer-
que.
Baby Sanatorium (Municipal), Cloudcroft.
New York
Child's Hospital, Albany.
SL Margaret's House and Hospital, Albany.
Brooklyn Nursery and Infanta' Hospital,
Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Orphan Asylom'a Hospital,
Brooklyn.
Seabreeze Mansion, Brooklyn.
SL Christopher's Hosplul for Babies,
Brooklyn.
Children's Hospital of Buffalo, Buffalo.
Babies' Hosplul of the City of New York,
New York.
Beth David HoaplUl, New York.
Floating Hospital ISL John's Guild), New
York.
The Infantorlum, New York.
New York City Children's Hospital and
School (Municipal), Randall's Island, New
York.
New York Nursery and Child's Hospital,
New York.
St. Mary's Fra* Hospital for Children, New
York.
Tlie Infanta' Summer Hosplul, Rochester.
Neponsit Beach Hospital for Children,
Boekaway Beach.
Seaside Hospital (St. John's Guild), New
Dorp Beach, Staten Island.
North Carolina
Infants' and Children's SanlUrlum, Saluda.
Ohio
Children's HosplUI and Mary Day Nursery.
Akron.
HosplUl of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, CtncInnaU.
American Steel and Wire Company Hos-
pital, Cleveland.
Children's Fresh Air Camp and Hosplul,
Cleveland.
Holy Cross House for Crippled and Invalid
Children, Cleveland.
Children's HosplUI, Columbus.
Ruth Hospital (Patients from the Chil-
dren's Home), Hamilton.
Kroger Hills Camp for Anaemic Children
(Cincinnati Anti-Tuberculnsis League), Cin-
cinnati.
Rainbow Hospital for Crippled and Con-
valescent Children, South Euclid,
Kentucky MemorUl Hosplul, Tiffin.
Dragon
St. Agnes' Baby Home, Parkplace.
Pennsylvania
Babies' Hosplul of Philadelphia, Philadel-
phia.
Children's Homeopathic Hospital, Philadel-
phia.
Children's Hosplul of Philadelphia, Phila-
delphia.
Mary J. Drexel Home and Children's Hos-
plul, Philadelphia.
Willing Day Nursery. Philadelphia
■8L Christopher's HosplUI for Children,
Philadelphia.
Children's HosplUI of PItUburgh, Pltts-
burfh.
Texas
Dallas Baby Camp and HoaplUl. Dallas.
Fort Worth Free Baby Hospital. Fori
Worth.
Virginia
Medical College of VIrgInU, HoaplUl Divi-
sion, Dooley HosplUI. Richmond.
Virginia Beach Infant SanlUrlum, Vir-
ginia Beach.
WIseoasIn
Milwaukee Children's HosplUI, Milwaukee.
Milwaukee InfanU' Hospital, Milwaukee.
Wyoming
The Women's and Children's Hospital,
Casper.
Manitoba
Children's Hospital of Winnipeg. Winni-
peg.
Nova Scotia
Children's Hospital, Halifax.
Ontario
Hospital for Sick Children. Toronto.
Lakeside Home for Little Children, Toronto.
The Preventorium, Toronto.
Quebeo
Children's Memorial Hospital, Montreal.
Hospital Ste. Justine, Montreal.
Montreal Foundling and Baby Hosplul,
Montreal.
5. CONVALESCENT AND REST HOMES. 127
Arkansas
Mounuln Valley Sanitarium. Mountain
Valley.
California
Elslnore Sanitarium and Rest Cure,
Elslnore.
Arbor Rest Home Sanitarium, Gleiidale.
Byron Hot Springs Sanatarium, Hot
Springs.
Suaan Summers Sanitarium, Los Angeles.
Evangeline Booth Rescue and Maternity
Home, Oakland.
Tlie Little Rest Home, San Francisco.
Ovalcre.n Convalescent Home. Santa Rosa.
Mrs. A. L. Thompson (Convalescent
Home), San Francisco.
Colorado
Sanatorium of the Jewish Consumptives
Relief Society. Edgewater.
Glenwood Hot Springs and Hotel Co..
Glenwood Springs.
Cennectlcut
Cromwell Hall. Inc., Cromwell.
St. James Convalescent Home, Norwalk.
Peckham Institute. Stamtord.
Stamford Hall Company (Dr. GIvens'
Sanitarium). Stamford.
On-the-Hill Health Resort, Waterlown.
The Peck Sanatorium. Inc., Woodmont.
Illinois
Chicago Home for Convalescent Women
and Children, Chicago.
The Glbbs Sanitarium, Chicago.
McDonald Rest Cure, Chicago.
Resthaven SaniUrium, l':ii:in.
Grove House for Convalescents, Gvanston
Wheeler Convalescent Home, (Maintained
by We.tley Memorial Hospital, Chicago),
Lake Bluff.
Buffalo Rock Sanitarium (Employees
only), Ottawa.
County Home for Convalescent Children,
West Chicago
Wheaton Health Resort, Wheaton.
North Shore Health Resort, WInnetka.
Indiana
French Lick Springs Hotel. French Lick.
Hill House Sanitarium. Martinsville.
Martinsville Sanitarium. Manlnsvllle.
Southern Sanitarium and Hotel (Colored).
Harllnnvllle.
Mt. JackHon Sanitarium, Indianapolis.
Maine
Little City Hospital, for Aged, Bangor.
"Pine Tree SanlUrlum" Rest Cure. High-
pine.
The Beeches (Children), Paris Hill.
Poland Springs House, South Poland.
Maryland
Carroll Springs Ssnitarlum, Forest Glen.
Crelghtoii SanlUrlum, Luthervllle.
Hospice for Ladles, Silver Spring.
MassachuietU
Attlcboro Home SanlUrlum, Attleboro.
Attleboro Springs, Inc., Attleboro.
Convalescent Home, Boston.
Convalescent and Beit Home of the Boston
City Hospital, Boston.
Reede HosplUI, Boaton.
HI. Luke's Home for Convalescents, lt(is(<in.
Blanchard Private HospIUI, Dracut
Milton Convalescent Home and Hospital,
East Milton.
Woodslde Cottages, Framlnghara.
Hlllcroft Convalescent and Rest Home,
Lunenburg.
Devereux Mansion, Marblehead.
Dearborn HoaplUl, Medford.
40
CONVALESCENT AND REST. Cont.
SPECIAL HOSPITALS
DRUG ANO ALCOHOLIC
BuscaU'a Home, Springfield.
Sunny Bank Home, Watertown.
Cedar Lodge, Wellesley.
('banning Sanitarium, Inc., Wellesley.
Convaleacent Home of the Cblldren'a Hos-
pital. Wellesley Bills (Boston P.O.).
Michigan
Noble Sanatorium, Detroit.
The Colonial (Mt. Clemens Sanitarium
Company). Mt. Clemens.
Medea Hotel and Mineral Baths. Mt.
Clemens.
Minnesota
Murtbatli Sanatorium Company, Jordan.
Hest Hospital, Minneapolis.
Mudcura Sanitarium, Shakopee.
Missouri
Hume for Conralescent Women, St. Louli
Miriam Convalescent Home, St. Louis.
New Jersey
Calen Hall, Atlantic City.
Jewish Seaside Home for Invalids, Atlantic
City.
Dr. Bassler's Sanitarium, Bellmar.
Edgewater Crecbe, Englevirood.
Idylease Inn, Newfoundland.
St. Andrew's Rest. WofidclifT Lake.
New Mexico
.Mlramontes On-the-Mesa, Albuquerquo.
New York
.Spa Sanatorium. Ballston Spa.
Boss Health Resort, Brentwood.
Mountalnbrook Farm, Brewster.
Canandaigua Health Home, Canandaiicua
Convalescent Home of the New York Chil-
dren's Aid Society. Cbappaqua.
Solomon and Betty Loeb .Memorial Home
f'lr Convalescents. East View.
Caroline Rest, Hartsdale.
Convalescent Home for Hebrew Children.
Long Island.
Society for the Relief of Destitute Blind.
New York.
St. Andrew's Convalescent Hospital, New
York.
Van Cortlandl Private Hospital. New
York.
Saratoga Cure. Inc., Saratoga Springs.
Country Home for Convalescent Babies,
Sea Cliff.
White Sulphur Springs Co., Sharon
Springs.
St. Vincent de Paul Home, Spring Valley.
St. Joseph's Sanatorium, St. Josephs.
St. Eleanora's Home for Convalescents.
Tuckahoe.
Children's Home of Utlca. XJtIca.
Glen Springs, Watklns.
Campbell Convalescent Cottages. White
Plains.
Marv Zinn Home for Convalescent Chil-
dren, White Plains.
Rest for Convalescents, White Plains.
Winifred Masterson Burke Relief Foun-
dation, White Plains.
The Josephine Goodyear Convalescent
Home, Wllllamsville.
Neustadter Convalescent Home, Tonkers.
North Carolina
Tranquil Park Sanitarium, Charlotte.
Dlion Health Resort. HendersonvlUo.
Ohio
Bcthesda Medical Hospital (formerly
Scarlet Oaks Sanitarium), Cincinnati.
Jewish Convalescent Home, Cincinnati.
Dorcas Invalids Home, Cleveland.
Rest Cure Sanatorium, Cleveland.
Rainbow Hospital for Crippled and Con-
valescent Children, South Euclid.
Oreton
Rest-Haven Sanitarium, Portland.
Waverlelgh Sanatorium. Portland.
Waverly Baby Home. Portland.
Pennsylvania
Richardson Home for Convalescents, Devon
Overlook Sanitarium, New Wilmington.
James C. Smith Memorial Home. Oak-
bourne.
Belle Vista Sanatorium. Philadelphia.
Leona Terrace. R.D.5, Troy.
Altamont Sanatorium and Rest Home,
Watertown.
Grand-View Sanatorium. WemersvHIe.
Altamont Sanatorium and Rest Home,
Willow Grove.
Rhode Island
Lakeside Home and Lakeside Preven-
torium. Hoxle.
St. Elizabeth's Home. Providence.
Tennnsee
Tate Springs Hotel, Tate Springs.
Texu
llnul Imperial Bath House Sanatorium,
Marlln.
VirflBia
Virginia Hot Springs, Hot Springs.
Washlnoton
.Meridian Sanitarium, Seattle.
West Virolnia
White Sulphur Springs, Inc.. White Sul-
phur Springs.
Wliconsin
Hlllsboro BosplUl. Hlllsboro.
Oconomowoc Health Resort, Oconomowoc.
Horn's Park Company, Sheboygan.
British Columbia
MlllUry Convalescent Hospital, Victoria.
Ontario
Hlllcreat Convalescent Home. Toronto.
Lakeside Home for Little Children (Con-
valescent Branch of Hospital for Sick Chil-
dren). Toronto.
Qutbte
Brehmer Rest, Ste. Agathe des Monts.
6. DEAF (SCHOOLS) 59
Bee also SPEECH DEFECTS
Alabama
Alabama School for the Deaf (State),
Talladega.
Alabama School for Negro Dtaf (SUte).
Talladega.
Arkansas
Arkanaaa Deaf-MuU Institute (State).
Little Rock.
California
California School for the Deaf (Sute).
Ilorkeley.
Colorado
Colorado School for Deaf and Blind
(State), Colorado Springs.
Conntetiout
American School for the Deaf (SUte),
Hartford.
Mystic Oral School for the Deaf (SUte),
Mystic.
District of Columbia
Columbia Institution for the Deaf, A. Ken-
dall School for the Deaf (Prep.), B. Gal-
la udet College, Washington.
Florida
Sute Institution for the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind, St. Augustine.
Gsonia
Georgia School for the Deaf (SUt«). Care
Spring.
Idaho
Idaho School for the Deaf and Blind
(State). Gooding.
Illinois
Illinois School for the Deaf (SUte) , Jack-
sonville.
Indiana
Indiana SUU School for the Deaf, In-
dianapolis.
Iowa
Iowa School for the Deaf (SUte), Council
BiufTs.
Kansas
State School for the Deaf, Olathe.
Kentucky
Kentucky School for the Deaf (State),
Danville.
Louisiana
Louisiana StaU School for the Deaf,
Baton Rouge.
Maine
Maine School for the Deaf (State), Port-
land.
Maryland
Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb
(State), Frederick.
Massachusetts
Beverly School for the Deaf, Beverly.
New England Home for Deaf Mutes. Everett.
Clarke School for the Deaf, Northampton.
Sarah Fuller Home, West Medford.
Michigan
Michigan School for the Deaf (State),
Flint
Minnesota
MlnnesoU School for the Deaf (SUte).
Faribault.
Miaaissigpl
.Mississippi Institute for the Deaf and
Dumb (StaU), Jackson.
Missouri
.Missouri School for Deaf (SUU), Fulton.
Central Instltuu for the Deaf, St. U>uls.
Deaf Mute Institution, St. Louis.
Montana
Montana School for the Deaf and Blind
anil Training School for Backward Children
(.'^late), Boulder.
Nebraska
.Nebraska School for the Deaf (State).
Omaha.
New Jersey
New Jersey School for Deaf (State). Tren-
ton.
New York
St. Joseph's Institute for Deaf Mutes.
Brooklyn.
St. -Mary's Inatltute for the Improved Con-
ulllon of Deaf Mutes. Buffalo.
New York Institute for the Instruction of
the Deaf and Dumb, New York.
St. Joseph's Institute for the Deaf, New
York.
Wright Oral School for the Deaf, New
York.
St. Joseph's Institute for Deaf, Westches-
ter.
North Carolina
North Carolina School for the Deaf and
Dumb (State), MorEanton.
North Carolina SUte School for the Blind
ard the Deaf, Raleigh.
Ohio
.SUU School for the Deaf, Columbus.
I Okiahoaa
Oklahoma School for the Deaf (Bute),
Sulphur.
Home for Deaf, Dumb and Blind Colored
Orphan Children (SUte), Taft.
Oregon
Dn-Eon StaU School for the Deaf, Salam.
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf,
PhlladelphU.
Western Pennsylvania Institution for D«af
and Dumb, Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania Oral School for the Deaf
(State), Scranton.
Rhode Island
Rhode Island Institute for the Deaf. Provi-
dence.
South Dakota
State School for Deaf Mutes. Slout Falls.
TaanMaM
Tennasaee School for Deaf and Dumb
(State). KnoivUIe.
Texas
Deaf. Dumb and Blind Instltuu for Col-
ored Youths of Texas (SUU), Austin.
Texas School for the Deaf (StaU), Austin.
Utah
I'Uh School for the Deaf and Blind,
Ogden.
Vermont
The Austlne Institution for the Deaf, Brat-
tletioro.
Virginia
Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind
(SUte), Staunton.
Washington
Washington State School for Deaf, Van-
couver.
West Virginia
West Virginia School for the Deaf and
Blind (StaU). Romney.
Wisconsin
Wisconsin School for the Deaf (State).
Dclavan.
OnUrio
Ontario Institution for the Education and
Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb (Provin-
cial), Belleville.
7. DRUG ADDICTION AND ALCOHOLIC, 53
See also NERVOUS AND MENTAL
California
Gardner Sanatorium, Inc., Belmont.
Compton Sanitarium, Compton.
Napa State Hospital, Imola.
Arroya-Croft SanlUrlum (Drug Only) , Los
Angeles.
41
DRUG AND ALCOHOLIC. Cont.
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
EPILEPTIC
Park Sanitarium Association, Inc. (Drug),
San Francisco.
Stoclrton State Hospital, Stodrton.
Colorado
Mt. Airy Hospital, DeuTer.
Connecticut
David W. McFarland's Sanitarium (Hall
Broolie), Greens Farms.
District of Columbia
Chery Chase Sanatorium, Washington.
Idaho
Northern Idaho Sanitarium (State), Oro-
floo.
Illinois
The GlbXis Sanitarium, Chicago.
People's Hospital and Training School for
Nurses. Chicago.
Washlngtonlan Home, Chicago.
Indiana
Dr. HoUlnger's Sanitarium. Newburg.
Kentucky
Beechhurst Sanitarium, Louisville.
Kansas
Grandvlevr Sanitarium, Kansas City.
Louisiana
New fenwlck Sanitarium, Covington.
Maryland
Pearson Home, Catonsvllle.
Massachusetts
Dr. Taylor's Private Hospital, Boston.
Richard Gundry Home, Catonsvllle.
Washington Home (Alcoholic), Boston.
Minnesota
Minnesota Sanitarium, Minneapolis.
Missouri
C. R. Woodson Sanitarium, St. Joseph.
Nabrasita
Nebraska Hospital for the Insane (State),
Lincoln.
New Jersey
RiTcrlawn Sanatorium, Paterson.
New York I
Providence Betrcat, BulTalo.
Interpines. Goshen. i
Spring Hill Sanatorium, Hastinga-on-tbe {
Hudson.
New York Christian Home for Intem-
perate Men. Mt. Venion.
Glenmary Sanitarium, Onego.
Whltesboro Sanitarium, Whitesboro.
Dr. Harri.son'a Sanitarium, Whitestone.
North Carolina
Highland Hospital. Inc., AsheviUe.
Glennood Park Sanitarium, Greensboro.
WUllams Private Sanitarium, Greensboro.
Ohio
Windsor Hydriatic Institute Company,
Cleveland.
McHillen Sanitarium, Columbus.
Rodebaugh Sanitarium, Columbus.
Orchard Springs Sanitarium, Dayton.
Toledo Sanitarium. Toledo.
Oregon
Mornlngslde Hospital, Portland.
Pennsylvania
Kenwood Sanitarium, Philadelphia.
TennessM
City View SanlUrlum, NashvlUe.
Vermont
Brattleboro Betroat. Brattlebnro.
Lakevlew Sanitarium, Inc., Burlington.
Virginia
Gosnold Sanitarium, Inc., Norfolk.
St. Alban's Sanatorium. Inc.. Radford.
Westbrook Sanatorium, Richmond.
Wisconsin
Waultesha Springs Sanitarium, Waukaiha.
Ontario
Hiimowood Sanitarium, Guelph.
Braeslde Lodge Sanitarium, I*reston.
Quebec
Villa Mastal Sanitarium, Mastal.
Dr. De Blois Sanitarium, Tola-Rlvlerei.
8. EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT, 55
See also BLIND, SPEECH DEFECTS and
TRACHOMA
Arizoaa
Episcopal Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hos-
pital (for Indians), Ft Defiance.
Arkansas
Huntington Hospital, Eureka Sprlnn.
District of Columbia
Episcopal Bye, Ear and Throat Hoipltal,
Washington.
Washington Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Hoepltal, Washington.
Illinois
Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Col-
lege Hospital, Chicago.
Chicago Heights Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat Hospital, Chicago Heights.
nilnols Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary
(State), Chicago.
David Prince Sanitarium, Springfield.
Iowa
Hand Hospital, Hartley.
Ute Hospital, Ute.
Singleton Hospital (Ear, Nose and Throat) ,
Marahalitown.
Louisiana
Eye, Ear, Nose and T. Hosp. New Orleans
Maine
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary, Portland.
Maryland
Baltlmoro Eye, Ear and Throat Charity
Hospital (Municipal), Baltimore.
Presbyterian Eye, Ear and Throat Charity
Hospital, Baltimore.
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear In-
firmary, Boston.
Michigan
Detroit Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hos-
pital, Detroit.
Minnesota
The Worrell Hospital, Rochester.
Missouri
St. John's Hospital, Springfield.
Nebraska
Lincoln Hospital, Lincoln.
New Jersey
Newark Eye and Ear Infirmary, Newark.
Paterson Eye and Ear Infirmary. Paterson.
New York
Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital, Brooklyn.
Charity Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat Hos-
pital and Dispensary (County and Munici-
pal), Buffalo.
Bronx Eye and Bar Infirmary, New York.
Harlem Eye and Ear Hospital, New York.
Herman Koapp Memorial Eye Hospital,
New York.
The Lane Sanitarium, New York.
Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital.
New York.
New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, New
York.
New York Ophthalmic HosplUI, New York.
New York Throat. Nose and Lung Hos-
pital, New York.
Eye, Ear, Nos* and Throat Hospital, Wa-
lertown.
North Carolina
Magnolia Grovo Hosplul, Goldsboro.
Reave* Eye, Ear, Nosa and Throat In-
firmary, Greensboro.
North Dakota
Marmarth Railroad Hospital, Marmarth.
McCannel's Private Hospital, MInot.
Ohio
Athens Eye, Ear, N. and T. Hosp., Athens
Harbert Hospital, Bellefontaliie.
D. T. Vall's Private Hospital, Cincinnati.
Sidney Emergency Hospital, Sidney,
Oregon
Portland Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hos-
pital, Portland.
Pennsylvania
Eye and Ear Hoaplul, Pittsburgh.
0. H. Moore's Hospital, Schuylkill Haven.
Philadelphia Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Infirmary, Philadelphia.
South Carolina
Dr. Jervey's Private Hospital, araenvllle.
Tennesiei
Chattanooga Eye, Ear, Nos* and Throat
Infirmary, Chattanooga.
Reaves Infirmary, Knozville.
Dr. Mliicr'a Private HosplUI (Ear, Nose
and Throat), Rogeravllle.
Taxas
Burst Eye, Bar, Noa* and Throat Hospital,
Longvlew.
Burton Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Sani-
tarium, McICinney.
Washington
Spokane Eye, Bar, Nose and Throat Boa-
Pltal, Spokane.
Wast vrrginla
Dr. Morre's Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Rotpltal, Huntington.
Wisoonsia
Trinity HosplUI (Annex), Milwaukee.
QuebM
Ophthalmic Instltnta, Montreal.
9. EPILEPTIC, 49
See also NERVOUS AND MENTAL and
BACKWARD AND MENTALLY DE-
FECTI\'E CHILDREN
Arizona
Arizona State Hospital for Epileptics,
Phoenix.
Arkansas
Hot Springs National Park Sanitarium,
Hot Springs.
California
Sonoma State Home for Epileptic Children,
Eldrldge.
Colorado
SUte Home and Training School for Epi-
leptics, Ridge.
Connecticut
Mansfield State Training School and Hoe-
pltal. Mansfield Depot
Florida
Florida Farm Colony for Epileptic and
Feeblc-Minded (State), Gainesville.
Illinois
Dixon State HosplUI, Dixon.
Peoria Sanitarium, Peoria.
Indiana
Indiana Hospital for Insane Criminals
(SUte), Michigan City.
Indiana Village for Epileptics (SUte),
Newcastle.
Iowa
County Home, Charlton.
Cherokee State Hospital, Cherokee.
Independence SUte Hospital, Independence.
SUte HosplUI and Colony for Epileptics,
Woodward.
Kansas
State Hosplul for Epileptics, Parsons.
Main*
Jones SanlUrlum, Union.
Maryland
Silver Cross Homt, Fort Deposit.
Massachusetts
Grafton SUte HosplUI, North Grafton.
Monson State Hospital, Palmer.
Michigan
Michigan Farm Colony for Epileptics
(State), Wahjamega.
MInnaaota
Minesota School for Feebleminded and
Colony for Epileptics (State). Faribault.
Mississippi
Mississippi School and Colony for Feeble-
minded (State), Elllsvlllo.
Missouri
Missouri Colony for Feeble-Mlnded and
EpilcpUcs (State), Marshall.
Emmaus Asylum for Epileptics and Feeble
Minded, Marthasvllie.
Emmaus Asylum for Epileptics and Feeble
Minded, St. Charles.
Montana
Montana SUte Hosplul, Warm Springs.
Now Jarsay
Belle Meade Varm Colony and Sanatorium,
Belle Meade.
Burlington County Hospital for the In-
sane. New Lisbon.
New Jersey StaU Village for Epileptics,
Bklllman.
Bright Side Sanitarium, Teaneck.
Now York
Riverside Hosplul, Now York.
Glenmary SanlUrlum, Owego.
Craig Colony for Epileptics (SUte),
Sonyoa.
I.,«t(-hwnrth Village, Thiells.
North Dakota
North Dakota Institution for the Feeble-
minded (SUU), Grafton.
Ohio
Ohio Hoapltal for Epileptics (SUU), Oalll-
polls.
Oral on
Oregon Stata Institution for Taabl* Minded,
Salem.
Pannsylvania
Pennsylvania Epileptic Hosplul and Col-
ony Farm, Oakboume.
Passavant Memorial Homes for tb* Cara
of Epileptics, RochesUr.
TaxM
BUta Epileptic Colony, Abilene.
Vinlnia
Virginia State Epileptic Colony, Madlaon
Hsighta.
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EPILEPTIC, Cont.
SPECIAL HOSPITALS
MATERNITY
Wuhlngtoa
Stit* CuftodUl flebool. Medical Lak*.
We>t Virginia
Huntington State noipltil, Huntington.
Wlsconiin
Wbconsln Home for Feeble- Minded (State),
Chippewa Falls.
Southern Wisconsin Home for the Feeble-
Mlnded and Epileptic (State) Union Grove.
Lutheran Home for Feeble-Minded and
KpUeptles, Watcrtown.
Hawaii
Oahu Insane Asylum (Territorial), Hono-
lulu.
Home for Feeble-Mlnded Peraona, Pearl
City.
Ontario
Hospital for XpUeptlct, Wooditock.
10. MATERNITY, 243
Alabama
Lady Mary Maternity Home, Birmingham.
SalTsUon Army Maternity Hospital, Blr-
nlngham.
Alabama Maternity and Infanta' Home,
Mobile.
Florence Crittenton Home, Mobile.
Highland Park Sanatorium, Montgomery.
Arkansas
Lake Village Infirmary, Lake Village.
Florence Crittenton Home, Little Rock.
California
Or. Coates Sanitarium, CedarrlUe.
Glen-da-Lough Maternity Hospital, Fresno.
Hillcrest Hospital, Hemet.
Bonnie Brae Maternity Home, Los Angeles.
Florence Crittenton Home, Los Angeles.
Maternity CottaKe, Los Aneeles.
Rice's Maternity Home, Log Angelea.
Salration Army Rescue and Maternity
Home, Lns Anircies.
ETangeline Booth Rescue and Matemlt.v
Home, Oakland.
Oakland Maternity Hospital. Oakland.
Glenwood Maternity Sanitarium, San
Dlec:o.
Florence Crittenton Home, San FrancUco.
St. Elizabeth's Infant Hospital, Son Fran-
cisco.
Santa Paula Sanitarium and Maternity
Home, Santa Paula.
Dr. Starblrd's Hospital. Soledad.
II Dorado Matamttr Hospital, Stoekloa.
Colorado
Cottage Home, Denver.
Florence Crittenton Home, Denver.
Connecticut
St. Agnes' Home, Hartford.
West Haven Surgical and Maternity Hos-
pital, West Haven.
Dr. Mason's Hospital, Wllllmantle.
District of Columbia
Columbia Hospital for Women and Lytng-
In Asylum, Washington.
Florence Crittenton Home, Washington.
Georgia
Florence Crittenton Home, Atlanta.
St Mary's Hospital, Atlanta.
Tabernacle Beacue Home, Macon.
Florence Crittenton Home of Savannah,
Savannah.
Illinois
Beulah Home and Maternity Hospital, Chi-
cago.
Chicago Foundlings' Home, Chicago.
Chicago Home for Girls, Chicago.
Chicago Lylng-In Hospital and Dispensary.
Chicago Maternity Hospital and Training
School, Chicago.
Florence Crittenton Anchorage, Chicago.
Mlsericordla Hospital and Infants' Home,
Chicago.
St. Margaret's Home and Maternity Hos-
pital, Chicago.
St. Margaret's Home and Maternity Hos-
pital, Chicago.
St. Vincent's Infant and Maternity Hos-
pital, Chicago.
Palatine Hospital, Palatine.
Florence Crittenton Home, Feorla.
Angear Hospital, Sublette.
Indiana
Florence Crittenton Hospital, IndianapoUi.
Florence Crittenton Home, Terre Haute.
Iowa
Salvation Army Rescue Home and Mater-
nity Hospital, Des Moines.
The Sibley Hospital, Sibley.
Sioux City Maternity Hoapital, Slouz City.
Kansas
Parsons Hospital and Maternity Home.
Parsons.
Florence Crittenton Mlaslon, Topeka.
Ksatueky
All-Prayer Foundlings' Home, Louisville.
Louisiana
SL Joseph's Maternity Hosp., New Orleans.
Hepziball Rescue Home, Bhrereport.
Maine
Dr. Files' Private Hoapital, Portland.
Dr. I,elghton's Private Maternity HosplUl,
Portland.
Temporary Home for Women and Chil-
dren, Portland.
Maryland
Florence Crittenton Mission, Baltimore.
West End .Maternity Hospital, Baltimore.
Masiaohusetts
Boston Lylng-In Hospital, Boston.
Kvangellne Booth Home and Maternity
Hospital, Boeton.
Florence Crittenton Maternity Boms and
Hoapital. Boston.
Botue of Mercy, Boston.
Reede Hospital, Boston.
8L Margaret's Maternity Hospital, Boston.
6L Mary's Infant Asylum and Lylng-In
Hospital, Boston.
Talltha C^ml Maternity Home and Hos-
pital, Boston.
Moore Hospital, Brockton.
Fres Hospital for Womoi, Brookllna.
Blanchard Private Hospital, Dracut.
Wesson Mstemlty Hospital, Springfield.
Florence Crittenton Rescue League, Swamp-
cott.
Michigan
Ann Arbor Private Hospital, Ann Arbor.
Maple Street Hospital. Battle Creek.
Florence Crittenton Home, Detroit.
St. Agnes Home, Detroit.
Woman'a Bosp. and Infants' Boms, Detroit.
The Women's Hospital, Flint.
Rest Cottage Rescue Home, Grand Rapids
Salration Army Kvangeline Booth Home
and Hospital, Grand Raplda.
Florence Crittenton Home, Jackson.
Minnasota
Bethel Home for Women and Children.
Duluth.
Morgan Park Hospital, Duluth.
Long Prairie Hospital, Long Prairie.
Bethany Home, Minneat>olls.
Martha Ripley Memorial Hospital, Mlnne-
apolla.
Maternity Hoapital, Inc., Minneapolis.
Scandinavian Home of Shelter, Minne-
apolis.
The Stanley Hospital, Rochester.
Merrlam Park Hospital (formerly Cobb
Hospital), St. Paul.
Salvation Army Maternity Home, 8L Paul.
Union Gospel Mission Home, St. Paul.
Missouri
Fairmount Maternity Hospital, Kans^is
City.
Florence Crittenton Home. Kansas City.
St. Vincent's Hospital, Kansaa Oty.
Tie Tell Maternity HospIUl, Kansas City.
The Willows Maternity Sanlt.irium, Kansas
City.
St. Mary's Hospital, Sedalla.
Bethesda Foundlings' Home and Maternity
HosplUI, St. Louis.
Salvation Army Rescue and Maternity
nome, St. Louis.
SL Ann's Maternity Hospital, St. Louis.
SL Louis Maternity Hospital, SL Louis.
Montana
Billings Surgical and Obstetrical Hospital,
Billings.
Butte Deaconess Hospital. Butte.
Florence Crittenton Home, Kenwood,
Helena.
Rae Hospital, Livingston.
Nebraska
Auburn Hospital, Auburn.
The Boeder Maternity Home, Lincoln.
Salvation Army Rescue Home, Omaha.
Stewart Maternity Hospital, Omaha.
New Hampshire
Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Manchester.
New Jersey
Dr. Swiney's Sanitarium. Bayonne.
The Salvation Army Door of Hope Hospi-
tal, Jersey City.
Paul Kimball Hospital, Lakewood.
noranee Crittenton Home, Newark.
Ho9ltal for Woman sod ChUdran, Newark.
Newark Maternity Hospital, Newark.
Newark Private Hospital, Newark.
Florence Crittenton Home, Paterson.
Florence Crittenton Chrlatlao Refuge As-
socation, Trenton.
New Mexico
Women's and Children's Bospttal, Albu-
querque.
New York
Anthony N. Brady Maternity Hospital, Al-
bany.
Dr. King's PriTsta Hospital, Bay Bhors.
Endlcott-JohnsoD Clinton Street Hospital,
Blnghamton.
Bedford Maternity, Inc., Brooklyn.
Low Maternity Hospital (Branch of Brook-
lyn Bospltal), Brooklyn.
Mldwood Sanitarium, Brooklyn.
Prospect Bslghts Hosplul and Brooklyn
Maternity. Brooklyn.
Ingleslde Home for Erring Women, Buffalo.
Salvation Army Rescue Home and Mater-
nity BosplUl, Buffalo.
SL Mary's Infant Aaylum and Maternity
Hoapital, Buffalo.
St. Michaels Home, Mamaroneck.
Bronx Maternity Hosplul, New York.
Florence Crittenton League, Inc., New
York .
Jewish Maternity Hospital, New York.
Lylng-In Hospital of the City of New
York, New York.
Manhattan Maternity and Dlspanssry, New
York.
New York Foundling Hospital. New York.
New York Nursery and Child's Hospital,
New York.
Slosne Hospital for Women, New York.
SL Ann's Mstemlty Hospital. New York.
Woman's Hoapital, New York.
SL Mary's Maternity and Infant Hospital,
Syracuse.
SL Faith's Bouse, Tarrytown.
SL Joseph's Mstemlty Hospital, Troy.
North Carolina
Greensboro Best Cottage, Greensboro.
North Dakota
Camp Maternity Hospital, Fargo.
Florence Crittenton Home, Fargo.
Ohio
Florence Crittenton Home, Akron.
Bethesda Hospital Annex, Cincinnati.
Protestant Home for Friendless and Found-
lings, Cincinnati.
St. Joseph Maternity Bospltal and Infant
Asylum, Cincinnati.
Cleveland Maternity Bospltal, Cleveland.
Salvation Army Bescue and Maternity
Bome, Cleveland.
SL Ann's Infant Aaylum and Maternity
Hospital, Cleveland.
Wright's Hosplul, Cleveland.
Florence Crittenton Home, Columbus.
The Elizabeth Home, Columbus.
Friends' Rescue Home, Columbus.
SL Ann's Infant and Maternity Hospital,
Columbus.
Dr. Hatcher's Private Hosplul, Dayton.
The Willows Maternity Home, Dayton.
Samaria Rescue Home, Sprlngfleld.
Maternity and Children's Hospital, Toledo.
Florence Crittenton Home, Youngstown.
Oklahoma
Holmes Home of Redeeming Love, Okla-
homa.
Oklahoma Lylng-In Hospital, Oklahoma.
West Main Maternity SanlUrium, Okla-
homa.
St. Ann's BosplUl, Tulsa.
Oregon
Florence Crittenton Refuge Bome, Portland.
Louise Home, Portland.
Portland Maternity HosplUl, Portland.
Salvation Army Rescue Home, Portland.
Woman's Hospital, Portland.
Pennsylvania
Dr. Sanford's Private Bospltal, Jersey
Shore.
Memorial Maternity HospiUl, Johnstown.
Mendenhall Maternity, Johnstown.
Florence Crittenton Home, Philadelphia.
Jefferson Maternity Hospital, Philadelphia.
Jewish Maternity Hospital, Philadelphia.
Joy Settlement and Day Nursery, Phila-
delphia.
Kensington BosplUl for Women, Philadel-
phia.
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MATERNITY, Cont
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
NERVOUS AND MENTAL
Philadelphia Lying-In Charity Hospital.
Philadelphia.
Preston Retreat. Philadelphia.
Salvation Army Home and Maternity Hos-
pital for Girls. Philadelphia.
Sheltering Arms of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church, Philadelphia.
St. Vincent's Hospital for Women and
Children. Philadelphia.
The Maternity Hospital, Philadelphia.
West Philadelphia Hospital for Women.
Philadelphia.
Elizabeth Steel Magee Hospital, Pitts-
burgh.
Florence Crlttenton Rescue Home, Pitts-
burgh.
Haddon Maternity Hospital, Pittsburgh.
Providence Mission and Rescue Home,
Pittsburgh.
Roselia Foundling and Maternity Hospital,
Pittsburgh.
Salvation Army Home, Pittsburgh.
Wechsler Maternity Hospital, Pittsburgh.
St. Joseph's Foundling Home and .Mater-
nity Hospital, Scranton.
Florence Crlttenton Mission, Williamsport.
WiUlamsport Private Hospital, Williams-
port.
Rhode Island
Private Maternity Hospital, Providence.
Providence Lying-in Hospital, Providence.
South Carolina
Florence Crlttenton Home and Training
School, Charleston.
South Dakota
Vermillion Hospital, Vermillion.
Tennessee
Florence Crlttenton Home. Chattanooga.
Highlands Sanitarium, Chattanooga.
Ella Oliver Refuge Home, Memphis.
Florence Crlttenton Home. Nashville.
Nashville Private. Maternity Hospital.
Nashville.
Texas
Berachah Home, Arlington.
Virginia K. Johnson Home and Training
School, Dallas.
Salvation Army Rescue Home, San Antonio.
The Palms Hospital, San Antonio.
Utah
Florence Crlttenton Home. Ogden.
Virginia
Florence Crlttenton Rescue Home, Lynch-
burg.
Florence Crlttenton Home, Norfolk.
Washington
Maxwell MateVnIty Home. Olyrapla.
Resthaven Hospital, Pt. Angeles.
Florence Crlttenton Home, Seattle.
Florence Crlttenton Mission, Spokane.
Salvation Army Rescue Home and Mater-
nity Hospital, Spokane.
White Shield Home, Tacoma.
Wisconsin
Dr. Newman's Sanitarium. Belolt
Methodist Hospital. Madison.
Stoeber's Maternity HosplUI, Madison
Mlserlcordla Hospital. .Milwaukee
St. Vincent's Infant Asylum and Maternity
Hospital. .Milwaukee.
Wisconsin Industrial Home for Women
Taycheedah.
Alaska
St. John's Mission HospiUl, Ketchikan.
Hawaii
KaplolanI Maternity Home, Honolulu
Alberta
Mlserlcordla Hospital, Edmonton.
Manitoba
Mlserlcordla Hospital. Winnipeg.
Nova Scotia
Salvation Army Maternity Hospital. Hali-
fax.
Ontario
Saivaton Army Maternity Hospital, Hamil-
ton.
Bethesda HoeplUI (Salvation Army), Lon-
don.
House of Bethlehem Foundling Asylum.
Ottawa.
Mlserlcordla Maternity HoaplUl, Ottawa
Ottawa Maternity Hospital Ottawa.
Woman's Private HosplUl. Ottawa
Quebee
Catholic Maternity Hospital. Montreal.
HosplUl de la Mlaericorde, Montreal
Montreal Maternity Hospital. Montreal.
II. NERVOUS AND MENTAL, 548
See also EPILEPTIC, DRUG ADDICTION
AND ALCOHOLIC and CONVALES-
CENT AND REST
Alabama
Mobile County Poor Asylum Hospital, Mo-
bile.
Searcy Hospital for Negroes (State), Mt.
Vernon.
Bryce Hospital for Whites (State). Tusca-
loosa.
Arizona
.\rlzona State Hospital for the Insane,
ri'oenbc.
Desert Inn Sanitarium. Phoenix.
Arkansas
Arkansas State Hospital for the Insane,
Little Rock.
Phillips County Hospital for Sick and In-
.sane Poor, St. Helena.
California
Agnew State Hospital, Agnew.
Alexander Sanitarium. Belmont.
Gardner Sanitarium. Inc.. Belmont.
Nerve Rest Sanitarium. Belmont.
Compton Sanitarium, Compton.
Sonoma State Home, Eldrldge.
Eureka Receiving Hospital, Eureka.
Napa State Hospital, Imola.
LIvermore Sanitarium, Llvermore.
Banksia Place Sanitarium. Ix)s Angeles.
Los Angeles County Psychopathic Hos-
pital, Los Angeles.
Resthaven, Loa Angeles.
Rosena Rest Retreat, Los Angeles.
Tapley Sanitarium (Mental only), I>js An-
Kclea.
Talbot Sanitarium, Los Angeles.
Petry's Sanitarium and Emergency Hos-
pital, Mt. View.
Norwalk State HosplUl, Norwalk.
Anderson's Sanatorium, Oakland.
King's Daughters of California Home for
Incurables. Oakland.
Las Encinas or Southern California Sani-
tarium, Pasadena.
Southern California State Hospital, Pat-
ion.
Park Sanitarium Association, Inc.. San
r ranclsco.
Relief Home for Aged and Inflrm (County
and Municipal), San Francisco.
Osborne Hall, Santa Clara.
Benson's Sanitarium, Sierra Madre.
Pasadena Sanitarium, South Pasadena.
Clark's Sanatorium, Stockton.
Stockton SUte Hospital, Stockton.
Mendocino State HospiUl, Talmage.
Colorado
.ML Airy Hospital, Denver.
.Molkery Sanitarium, Englewood
Colorado 8UU Hospital, Pueblo
Woodcroft HosplUl, Pueblo.
Stale Home and Tralnliig School for Uen-
iii Defectives, Ridge.
Connecticut
Delaware Bute HosplUl, Famhurst
David W. McFarland's SanlUrium (Ball
Brooke), Greens Farms.
Biythewood Sanitarium. Greenwich
Hartford Retreat. Hartford.
Spring Hill Home. LltchOeld.
MansReld State Training School and Hos-
pital, .Mansfield Depot.
Connecticut SUte Hospltsl. MIddletown.
Norwich etaU HosplUl for the Insane.
Norwich.
Dr. Barnes' SanlUrium. SUmford.
SUmford Hall Company (Dr. GIvens' San-
U.irium), Stamford.
Dr. Vall's Sanatorium. Thompsonville
Westport SanlUrium, Westport.
The Peek Sanatorium, Inc., Woodmonl.
Delaware
Delaware State Hospital, Fsmhurst.
Home for the Feeble-Mlnded (State) Stock-
ley.
Olitrict of Columbia
Chevy Chase Sanatorium, Washington.
SL Elizabeth's HosplUl (FedersI), Wash-
ington.
Florida
Florida Farm Colony for Epileptic and
Feeble-Mlnded (StaU), Gainesville.
Florida State Hospital, Chattahoochee.
Geoifia
Dr. Brawner's SanlUrium, AtlanU.
Allen's Invalid Home, Mllledgerllle.
44
Georgia State Sanitarium, Milledgevilie.
The Cheston King Sanitarium, Inc.. Stone
Mountain.
Idaho
Idaho Insane Asylum (SUte), Blackfoot.
Crescent Hill Retreat (Idaho State Sani-
tarium), Xampa.
Illinois
Alton State Hospital for the Insane. Alton.
Anna State Hospital, Anna.
Mercyvllle Sanitarium (Women only), Au-
rora.
Bellevue Place Sanitarium. BaUvla.
Chicago State Hospital. Dunning, Chicago
Cook County Psychopathic HosplUl, Chi-
cago.
The GIbbs Sanitarium. Cliicago.
Lake Park Sanitarium. Chicago.
McDonald Rest Cure, Chicago.
Washingtonlan Home, Chicago.
Dixon State HosplUl, Dixon.
Chicago State HospiUl, Dunning. (See
Chicago.)
Watertown State HosplUl, East Molina.
Elgin State HospiUl, Elgin.
Resthaven SanlUrium, Elgin.
Beverly Farm. Godfrey.
Sunnybrook Farm Sanitarium, R.D. In-
gleslde.
Jacksonville State Hospital. Jacksonville
Norbury Sanatorium Company, Jackson-
ville.
Kankakee State Hospital. Kankakee.
Kenllworth Sanitarium, Ivenilworth.
Lincoln State School and Colony, Lincoln.
Chester State Hospital, Menard.
Mitchell Farm. Peoria.
Peoria Sanitarium, Peoria.
Peoria State Hospital. Peoria.
Dr Wllgus' Sanitarium, Rockford.
Howe Home for Feeble-Mlnded and Elderly
Women, Wheaton.
Mary E. Fogue SanlUrium, Wheaton.
Indiana
Indiana Farm Colony for Feebleminded
(SUte). Butlerville.
Eastern Indiana Hospital for Insane
(State), Easthaven, Richmond.
Southern Indiana HosplUl for Insane,
Evansvllle.
Dr. Pulllam's Private Sanitarium, Ft
Wayne.
Indiana School for Feeble-Mlnded Youth
Ft. Wayne.
Central Indiana HosplUl for the Insane
(SUte), Indianapolis.
Marlon Comity Asylum for the Poor, In-
dUnapolls.
Marlon County Home for Chronic Insane,
Indianapolis.
Ncuronhurst (Dr. W. B. Fletcher's Sana-
torium), Indianapolis.
"Norways" Sanatorium. Indianapolis
Northern Indiana HosplUl for the luaane
(SUte), Logansport.
Indiana Hospital for Insane Criminals
(SUte), .Michigan City.
Marlon .National Sanatorium. National
Military Home.
Newland Park Sanitarium, New Albany
Dr. Hollhiger's SanlUrium, Newburg.
Indiana Village for Epileptics (State),
Newcastle.
Southeastern HosplUl for (he Insane
(SUte), North .Madison.
Iowa
County Home (Incurable Insane), Charl-
ton.
Cherokee State Hospital, Cherokee
Clarlnda SUte HosplUl, Clarlnda.
SL Bernard's Hospital, Council Bluffs
The Retreat Company. Des Moines
Glenwood State Hospital of the iowa In-
stitution for Feeble-Mlnded Children, Glen-
wood.
Independence Stale Hospital. Independence
Iowa Suie Psychopathic Hospital. Iowa
llty.
United States Veterans' Hospital, Knoi-
vllle.
Mt. Plea.sant SUte Hospital, Mt. Pleasant
State Hospital and Colony of Epileptics
Woodward.
Kansu
Prospect Park SanlUrium. Atchison.
Bonner Springs Lodge and Sanitarium,
Bonner Springs.
Grand View Sanitarium. Kansaa City
NERVOUS AND MENTAL. Cont
SPECIAL HOSPITALS
NERVOUS AND MENTAL
Huspiul for Dangerous and Criminal In-
tan* (State), Lanslnfr.
Lamed State Hospital, Larned.
Elmwood Hospital, Learenworth.
Goddard's Kesearch Hospital, Le,-iveni*orth.
Osawatomie State Hospital, Osawatomle.
The Uhls Clinic Corporation, Overland
Park.
Topeka State Hospital for the Insane, To-
peka.
State Training School, R.D.7, WlnOeld.
Kentucky
Kentucky Institution for Feeble-Mlnded
Children (Htatel, Frankfort.
Western State Hospital, UopklnsTlUe.
Central State Hospital. Lakeland.
Eastern StaU Hospital, Lexington.
High Oaks Sanatorium, R.0.5, Lexington.
Beechhurst Sanitarium. Loulsrllle.
Loulsrllle Neuropathic Sanitarium, Louls-
rllle.
Pope Sanatorium, LoulsrlUe.
Louisianna
New Fenwick Sanitarium, Corlngton.
Louisiana Hot Well Salntarlum Company,
Hot Well. (R. D. Bojce.)
Ea.st Louisiana Hospital for the Insane
(State). Jackson.
City Hospital for Nervous Diseases, New
Orleans.
Ixjulslana Retreat. New Orleans.
Louisiana Hospital for Insane (State).
PlnevlUe.
Mains
AuKUSta State Hospital, Augusta.
Bangor State Hospital, Bangor.
"Pino Tree Sanitarium," Rest Cure, High-
pine.
Dr. C. P. Wescott's Sanatorium. Portland.
Maine School for Feeble-Mlnded (State).
Fownal.
Jones Private Sanatorium. Union.
Maryland
Mt. Hope Retreat, Baltimore (Arlington
P.O.).
Eastern Shore State Hospital for Insane,
Cambridge.
Gundry Sanitarium, Catonsrllle.
Slellng's Sanatorium. Catonsvllle.
Spring Grove State Hospital, Catonsvllle.
CrownsTllle State Hospital, Crownsville.
Carroll Springs Sanitarium. Forest Glen.
Rlggs Cottage Sanitarium, IjamsTlUe.
Laurel Sanitarium, Laurel.
Crelghton Sanitarium, LuthervUle.
Relay Sanitarium, Relay.
Chestnut Lodge Sanitarium, Rockrllle
SprlnKfleld State Hospital for the Insane.
Sykesvllle.
Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital, Tow-
son.
Massachusetts
KinE Sanatorium and Hospital, Inc., Ar-
lington Heights.
Pine Terrace (nervous only) . Baldwinsvllle.
Hospital Cottages for Children. Baldwins-
vllle.
Adams Nervine Asylum, Boston.
Glenslde Hospital, Boston.
Psychopathic Department of the Boston
State Hospital. Boston.
Dr. Taylor's Private Hospital, Boston.
Bridgewater State Hospital (for male
criminal insane), Bridgewater.
Bellevue Sanitarium, Brookline.
Bournewood Private Hospital. Brookline.
Foxboro State Hospital, Foxboro.
Woodslde Cottages, Fraralngham.
Gardner State Colony, Gardner.
Danvers State Hospital, Hawthorne.
Medfleld State Hospital, Medfleld.
Dr. Reeves Nervine, Melrose Highlands.
Highland Hail Sanitarium, Newton.
KnoUwood Sanitarium. Newton.
Dr. Melius' Private Hospital. Newton.
Northampton State School, Northampton.
Grafton State Hospital, North Grafton.
Monson State Hospital, Palmer.
Tounton State Hospital, Taunton.
Massachusetts School for the Feeble-
Mlnded (State). (Waverly P.O.), Waltham.
McLean Hospital, Waverly.
Channing Sanitarium, Wellesley.
Wlswall Sanatorium. Wellesley.
Westboro State Hospital, Westboro.
Herbert Hall Hospital, Inc.. Worcester.
Worcester State Hospital, Worcester.
Wrentham State School, Wrentham.
Michigan
State rsychopathlc Hospital at the Uni-
versity of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Anoka State Asylum, Anoka.
8t. Joseph's Retreat. Dearborn.
Pennsylvania Avenue Sanatorium, Detroit.
Klolse Hospital, Elolse.
Christian Psychopathic Hospital, Grand
Rapids.
Kent County Detention Hospital, Grand
Rapids.
Ionia State Hospital, Ionia.
Kalamazoo State Hospital, Kalamazoo.
Wilbur Home for Feeble-Mlnded, Kalama-
zoo.
Newberry State Hospital. Newberry.
Pontlac State Hospital, Pontlac.
Traverse City State Hospital, Traverse City.
Minnesota
Minnesota School for Feeble-Mlnded and
Colony for Epileptics (State), Faribault.
Fergus Falls State Hospital. Fergus Falls.
Bastings State Asylum. Hastings.
Jordan Sulphur Springs Sanitarium. Jor-
dan.
Minneapolis Sanitarium. Minneapolis.
Minnesota Sanitarium. Minneapolis.
South Side Sanitarium. Minneapolis
St. James Hospital and Sanitarium, Minne-
apolis.
Olmsted Hospital. Rochester.
Rochester State Hospital, Rochester.
Hound Park Sanitarium (Separate Depart-
ments for the Treatment of Nervous and
Mental disease), St. Paul.
St. Peter State Hospital. St. Peter.
Wlllmar State Asylum, Wlllmar.
MItsittlppI
Mississippi State Insane Hospital. Jackson
East Mississippi Insane Hospital (Sute),
Meridian.
Missouri
State Hospital No. 4,Farmington.
State Hospital No. 1, Fulton.
Oakland Park Hospital. Glendale (Kirk-
wood P.O.).
Valle Sanitarium. Independence.
Elliott Sanitarium and Hospital. Kansas
City.
Punton Sanitarium. Kansas City.
Simpson-Major Sanitarium. Kansas City.
Mls.souri Colony for Feeble-Mlnded and
Epileptics (SUte), Marshall.
Emmaus Asylum for Epileptics and Feeble-
Mlnded, Marthasvllle.
State Hospital No. 3, Nevada.
Ozark Sanitarium. Springfield.
Emmaus Asylum for Epileptics and Feeble-
Mlnded. St. Charles.
C. R. Woodson Sanitarium, St. Joseph.
Dr. Byrd's Sanitarium, St. Joseph.
State Hospital No. 2, St. Joseph.
Thompson's Sanitarium. St. Joaerh.
City Sanitarium, St. Louis.
St. Vincent's Institution. St. lyiuls.
Glenwood Sanatorium, Webster Grovet.
Montana
Montana State Hospital, Warm Springs.
Nebraska
Nebraska Institution for Feeble-Mlnded
(State). Beatrice.
State Hospital, Ingleslde.
Nebraska Hospital for the Insane (State).
Lincoln.
Hospital for the Insane of Nebraska
(State), Norfolk.
Nevada
Nevada Hospital for Mental Diseases
(State). Reno.
New Hampshire
Highland Springs Sanatorium, Nashua.
New Hampshire State Hospital, Concord.
New Hampshire School for the Feeble-
Mlnded (State). Laconia.
SIdis Psychotherapeutic Institute, Ports-
mouth.
New Jersey
Belle Mead Farm Colony and Sanatorium.
Belle Mead.
Camden County Hospital for Insane, Black-
wood.
Cumberland County Hospital for Insane,
Bridgeton.
Ivy Hall Sanitarium, Bridgeton.
Essex County Hospital at Overbronk. Cedar
Grove.
New Jersey State Hospital at Morris Plains
(State), Greystone Park.
Christian Sanatorium. Midland Park.
Burlington County Hospital for the In-
sane, New Lisbon.
State Colony for Feeble-Mlnded Males,
New Lisbon.
Atlantic Cotintj Hoopltal for the Insane,
NortbHeld.
Rlverlawn Sanatorium, Paterson.
Hudson County Hospital for Insane, Sa-
eaucua.
Fair Oaks Sanatorium, Summit.
New Jersey State Hospital, Trenton.
New Jersey State Institution for the Car*
and Training of Feeble-Mlnded Girls and
Women, VIneland.
Ntw Moxleo
New Mexico Inaane Asylum (State), Ea«t
Las Vegas.
New York
Knickerbocker Hall, AmityvlUe.
Long Island Home. Ltd., AmityvlUe.
Craig Bouse, Beacon.
Matteawan State Hospital, Beacon.
Blnghamton State Hospital, Blnghamtoa.
Dr. Lyon's Sanitarium, Blnghamton.
Brooklyn State Hospital, Brooklyn.
Buffalo State HosplUl, Buffalo.
Parkslda Sanitarium. Buffalo.
Providence Retreat, Buffalo.
Brlgbam Ball Hospital, Canandalgua.
Central Isllp SUte HosplUl. Central Itllp.
Dr. MacDonald'a House. Central Valley.
Uowanda State Homeopathic HosplUl, Col-
lins.
Dr. Winter's Neurological Hospital. Corn-
wall.
Dr. Combes' Sanitarium. Corona.
Dannemora State HosplUl, Dannemora.
Sanford Bali. Flushing.
Interplnes, Goshen.
Crlchton House, Uarmon-on-Hudson.
Dr. Brooks' House, Harrison.
Spring Hill Sanatorium, Hastings-on-Hud-
SOB.
Hlllboume, Katonah.
Kings Park SUte Hospital, Kings Park.
Gary de Vabre Academy, Lake RonkOD-
koma.
River Crest SaniUrlum, Long Island City.
Waldemere, Mamamncck.
MIddletown State Homeopathlnc HosplUl,
MIddletown.
New York School for UenUI Defectlras,
Newark.
Charles B. Towns HosplUl, New York.
Manhattan State Hospital. New York.
Neurological Institute of New York. New
York.
RIverdale Sanitarium, West Hill. Blver-
dale. New York.
U. S. Veterans' HosplUl No. 81, New York.
Utlca State HosplUl, New York.
St Lawrence State HosplUl, Ogdensburg.
Glenmary Sanlurium, Owego.
Hudson River SUte Hospital, Pouglikecp-
ste.
Rochester SUte HosplUl, Rochester.
Rome SUte School, Rome.
Syracuse Psychopathic HosplUl, Syracuse.
Syracuse SUU School for Mental Defec-
tives, Syracuse.
Letchworth Village (Sute). Thlells.
Marshall Sanlurium, Troy.
Bloomlngdale HosplUl, White Plains.
Dr. Harrison's Sanitarium, Whilestone.
WiUard SUte HosplUl for the Insane,
Wlllard.
Dr. Bond's House, Yonkers.
North Carolina
Appalachian Hall, AsheviUe.
Highland Ho.spiuI, Inc.. Asheville.
Hlllcrest Manor, Aabeville.
Beallmont Park Sanatorium, Black Moun-
Uln.
Stale Hospital at Goldsboro, Goldsboro.
Glenwood Park Sanitarium, Greensboro.
Broadoaks Sanatorium, Morganton.
State Hospital, Raleigh.
North Dakota
North Dakou Institution for the Feehle-
-Minded (State) Grafton.
North Dakota SUte HosplUl for the In-
sane, Jamestown.
Ohio
Athens State Hospital, Athens.
Cincinnati Sanitarium, College Hill. Cin-
cinnati.
Grand View SaniUrlum. Price BUI, Cin-
cinnati.
Lnngvlew HosplUl for Insane (SUte), Cin-
cinnati.
The Children's Aid Society (Research
Clinic, Defective, Neurotic and Psychopathic
Children) , Cleveland.
45
NERVOUS AND MENTAL, Cont
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
NERVOUS AND MENTAL
Clereland State Hospital, Clereland.
Dr. McNamara Sanitarium Company,
Clereland.
Best Cure Sanatorium, Clereland.
The Windsor Hydrlatlc Institute Co.,
Clereland.
Columbus State Hospital, Columbus.
Institution for Feeble-Mlnded, Columbui.
MeMllleo Sanitarium, Columbus.
Bodebaugh Sanatorium, Columbus.
Cuyahoga Falls Sanlunrlum Company,
Cuyahoga Falls.
Dayton State Hospital, Dayton.
Orchard Springs Sanitarium, Dayton.
Ohio Hospltel for Epileptics (SUt«), Oal-
Uopolls.
Lima State Hospital, Lima.
Sawyer Sanatorium, Marion.
Masslllon State Hospital, Masslllon.
Orient Branch of the Institution for Fee-
ble-Mlnded. Orient.
Oxford Retreat, Oxford.
Pines, Oxford.
Toledo Sanitarium, Toledo.
Toledo State Hospital, Toledo.
Columbus Rural Rest Home, Worthlngton.
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Institute for Uie Feeble-Mlnded
(State), Enid.
Duke Sanitarium, Guthrie.
Central Oklahoma State Hospital, Norman.
City-County Tuberculosis Sanitarium,
Oklahoma.
Western Oklahoma Hospital (State), Sup-
ply.
Eastern Oklahoma Hosplul (State), Yinlta.
Oreson
Eastern Oregon State Hospital, Pendletgn.
Dr. House Sanatorium, Portland.
Momlngaide Hospital, Portland.
Mountain View Sanitarium, Portland.
Warerlelgh Sanatorium, Portland.
Oregon State Hospital, Salem.
Oregon State Institution for Feeble-Mlnded,
Salem.
Pennsylvania
Homeopathic State Hoipltal for Ioa«ne,
AUentown.
Wood Lea Sanitarium, Ardmore.
Hillside Home and Scranton Hospital for
the Insane (Municipal), Clark's Summit.
Bum Brae Hospital, Clifton Heights.
Inwood Sanitarium (Women), Consho-
hocken.
State Hospital for the Insane, DanrUle.
DIzmont Hospital for the Insane, Dlxmont.
Linden Sanitarium (Nerres only), Doyles-
town.
Eeston Sanitarium, Eaaton.
Chester County Hospital for Insane, Em-
breerUle.
State Hospital for the Criminal Insane,
Falrriew.
Harrlitrarg State Hospital, Harrlsburg.
Blair County Hospital for Insane, Holll-
daysburg.
Lancaster County Hospital and Hospital
for the Insane, Lancaster.
Engelhardt Sanatorium, Lansdale.
Pennsylvania Village for Feeble-Mtnded
Women (State), Laurelton.
Mercer Sanitarium, Mercer.
Orarlook Sanlurlum, New Wilmington.
State Hospital for the Insane, Norrlatown.
Pennaytranla Epileptic Boapltal and Col-
ony Farm, Oakboume.
Blakely Home, Olypbant.
Bute Institute for Feeble-Mlnded of East-
am Pennaylrania, Pennhurst.
Belle TUta Sanatorium, Philadelphia.
Byberry Branch, Philadelphia Oaneral
Hosplul (Municipal), Philadelphia.
Engelhardt Hospital, Philadelphia.
Friends Hospital, Frankford, Philadelphia.
Kenwood Sanitarium, Philadelphia.
Pennsylranla Hospital, Department of
Mental and Nerrous Dhieaaes, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Hospital for Mental Diseases
(Municipal). Philadelphia.
Falrriew Sanatorium, Pittsburgh.
State Institution for the Feebleminded of
Weatem Pennsylvania, Polk.
Hospital for Innnne, Retreat.
Behuylklll County Hospital for the In-
sane, Schuylkill Haren.
Somerset County Home and Hospital for
the Insane, Somerset.
Western Pennsylvania Hospital for Insane,
Torrance.
State Hospital for the Insane, Warren.
Walters Park Inn, WemersvlUe.
State Asylum for the Chronic Insane of
Pennsylranla, WernersvUle.
Altamont Sanatorium and Rest Home, Wil-
low Grore.
Allegheny County Home and Hospital,
Woodrllle.
Crest View Sanitarium, Wyncote.
Rhode Island ,
State Hospital for Mental Diseases, How-
ard.
Butler Hospital, Providence.
South Carolina
State Hospital for the Insane, Columbia.
Waverley Sanitarium, Columbia.
South Dakota
Canton Asylum for Insane Indians (Fed-
eral), Canton.
Vanliton State Hospital, Yankton.
Tennessee
Eastern Hospital for the Insane (State),
Bearden.
Western SUte Hospital, Bolivar.
Dr. H. E. Goetz Sanitarium, Fountain
City.
Lynnhurst Sanitarium, Memphis.
Wallace SonunerrlUe Sanitarium, Mem-
phis.
Central State Hosplul, Nasbrllle.
City View Saniurlum, B.D.I, Nashrllle.
Darldson County Hospital, Na.shvllle.
Dr. Douglas Sanitarium, Nashrllle.
Texas
Oakas SanlUriinn, Austin.
Sute Lunstic .Asylum, Austin.
Texas Training School for Defoctlres and
Sanitarium for Mental and Nervous diseases
(State), Austin.
Tlmberlawn Saniurlum, Dallas.
Arlington Helghu Saniurlum, Fort Worth.
Dr. Greenwood's Saniurlum, Houston.
East Texas Hosplul for Insane (Bute),
Rusk.
W. L. Barker's Saniurlum, San Antonio.
Dr. Moody's Saniurlum. San Antonio.
I Lakeside Sanitarium, San Antonio.
Southwestern Insane Asylum (Sute), Ban
Antonio.
North Texas Hospital for the Insane
(State), Terrell.
Northwest Texas Insane Asylum (SUte),
WIchlu Falls.
Utah
sute MenUl Hospital, Proro.
.Mountain View Sanitarium, Salt Lake City.
Vermont
Brattleboro Retreat, Brattleboro.
Lake View Sanatorium. Inc., Burlington.
Vermont Bute Hospital for the Insane,
Waterbury.
Virdnia
Oundry Training School for the Feeble-
Mlnded. Falls Church.
Southwestern State Hospital, Marion.
Gosnold Sanitarium. Inc., Norfolk, Va.
Parker Sanatorium, Ocean View.
Central State Hospital. Petersburg.
St. Albans SanlUrlum. Inc., Radford.
Tucker Sanatorium, Inc., Richmond.
Westbrook Sanatorium, Richmond.
Western Sute Hospital, Staunton.
Eastern SUte Hosplul, Williamsburg.
Waihlnfton
Western Bute Hospital for Insane, Ft
Stellacoom.
Eastern SUte Hosplul, Medical 1^\».
Sute Custodial School, Medical Lake.
Puget Sound Sanaiorlum, Puyallup.
Mason Home, Seattle.
Meadows Sanatorium (nerrous). Seattle.
Northern Buu Hosplul for Insane, Sedro
WoUey.
West VIrilRia
Huntington State Hospital, Huntlngtoo.
Sponcer State Hospital, Spencer.
Weston sute B0S..IUI, Weston.
Wisconsin
Chippewa County Chronic Insane Asylum,
(Alppewa Falls.
Wisconsin Home for Feeble-Mlnded
(SUte), Chippewa Falls.
Eau Claire County Insane Asylum, (SUte
and County), Eau Claire.
Walworth County Insane Asylum, Elkbom.
United States Veterans' Hospital No. 86,
Ft. Mackenzie.
Brown County Insane Asylum, Or««n Qay.
Douflas County Asylum for Chronic
Insane, Itasca.
Bock County Asylum, JanesvlUe.
Jefferson County Insane Asylum, Jefferson.
St. ColetU Institute, Jefferson.
Home SanlUrlum, Juneau.
Oakwood Springs Saniurlum, Lake Geneva.
Grant County Asylum. Lancaster.
Manitowoc County Insane Asylum, Mani-
towoc.
Wisconsin Psychiatric Institute, Mendota.
Wisconsin SUte HosplUl for Insane, Men-
doU.
Dunn County Asylum. Menomonle.
Sacred Heart SanlUrlum, (Annex), Mil-
waukee.
St. Mary's Hill Sanitarium, Milwaukee.
St. Ooli County Asylum, New Richmond.
Oconomowoc Health Resort, Oconomowoc.
Oconomowoc SanlUrlum, Oconomowoc.
Alexian Brothers Hospital, Oshkosh.
Marinette County Insane Asylum. Pesh-
tlgo.
Racine County Asylum, Racine.
Richland County Insane Asylum, Rich-
land Center.
Shawano County Insane Asylum. Shawano.
Sheboygan County Asylum, for Chronic
Insane, Sheboygan.
Monroe County Asylum, Sparta.
Southern Wisconsin Home for the Feeble-
Mlnded and Epileptic (Sute). Union Grove.
Lutheran Home for Feeble-. Minded and
Epileptics, Watertown.
Waukesha County Insane Asylum, Wau-
kesha.
Waukesha Springs SanlUrlum, Waukesha.
Central State HospiUl for Insane, Wau-
pun.
Marathon County Asylum for Chronic
Insane, Wausau.
Milwaukee County Hospital for Mental
Diseases, Wauwatosa.
Milwaukee Sanitarium, Wauwatosa.
WaahlngtOD County Asylum, West Bend.
La Crosse County Asylum for Insane,
West Salem.
Waupaca County Insane Asylum, Weyau-
wega.
Northern Hospital for the Insane (State),
Winnebago.
Winnebago County Asylum, Winnebago.
Wyoming
Wyoming Bute Hospital for Insane,
Evanston.
Wyoming State School for Defectives,
Ijuider.
Canal Zona
Corozal Hosplul (Federal), The Panama
Canal.
Hawaii
Oahu Insane Asylum (Territorial), Bono-
lulu.
Hawaii
Home for Feeble-Mlnded Parsons, Pearl
City.
Phllllplnes
Hosplclo de Ban Jose, Convalescent Island,
Manila.
San Lazaro Hospital, Manila.
British Columbia
Public Hosplul for the Insane (Pro-
vincial), Essondale.
Provincial Mental Hospital, New West-
minster.
MssHoba
Brandon Hosplul for MenUl Diseases
(Provincial). Brandon.
Hnspiul for MenUl Diseases (Provincial),
Selkirk.
Shoal Lake Cottage Hosplul, Shoal Lake.
Manitoba Psychopathic Hospital (Pro-
vincial), Winnipeg.
Ontario
Simc-oe Ilall SanlUrlum (Nerves), Barrle
(Allendale, P.O.).
Ontario nn«pltnl (Provincial), Brockvllle.
Cobourg Military Hospital (Provincial),
Cobourg.
Homewood Sanitarium, Ouelph.
Ontario Hospital (Mwtal), (Provincial),
Hsmiiton, Ont.
Ontario HoaplUI for Insane (Provincial),
Kingston, Ont.
Kllworth Park Sanitarium, Kilwortb
Bridge (Kompka P.O.).
Ontario Hospital (Provincial), London.
46
NERVOUS AND MENTAL, Cont
SPECIAL HOSPITALS
TUBERCULOSIS
Westminster Piycbopathte Hospital (Pe-
ptrtment Soldiers CItU Be-Eatabllshment) ,
London.
Ontario Hospital (Prorlnclal). Mlmlco.
Hosplul for Feeble-Mlnded (Prorlnclal).
OrllUa.
Hospital for Insane (Prorlnclal), Penetan-
gulshene.
Braeslde Lodge Sanitarium, Preston.
Dr. Meyers Neurological Hospital, Toronto.
Ontario Hospital (Provincial), Toronto,
Hospital for Insane (ProTinclal), West
Toronto
Prince Edward Island
Falconnuod Hospital (ProTlnclal), Ctiar-
lottetown.
Quebec
Beauport Insane Asylum (Prortnclal),
Beauport.
Preventorium St. Victor, Beloetl.
St. Jean De Dlou Hospital (Prortnclal),
Gamelln.
Villa Mastal Sanitarium, Mastal.
Protestant Hospital for tbe Insane (Pro-
Tlnclal), Verdun, Montreal.
8t. Benolt-Joseph Asylum. Montreal.
Insane A.sylum for Females (Provincial),
St. Ferdinand.
Dr. DeBloia Sanitarium, Trols-Blrlera*.
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Provincial Hospital (Pro-
vincial), Battleford.
New Foundland
Hospital for Insane (Federal) St. Johns.
12. ORTHOPEDIC. 49
See also CHILDRE.N'S
California
Los Angeles Orthopedic Hospital School.
Los Angelea.
Connecticut
Home for Crippled Children, Newlofton.
Georgia
Scottish Rite Hospital for Crippled Chil-
dren, Decatur.
Illinois
Home for Destitute Crippled Children,
Chicago.
County Home for Convalescent Children,
West Chicago.
Iowa
Ute Hospital, Ute.
Kansas
West Side Hospital Assn. Independence.
Maine
Children's Hospital (Municipal), Portland.
Maryland
Children's Hospital School, Baltimore.
James Lawrence Keman Hospital and
Industrial School for Crippled Children,
Baltimore.
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Hospital School (State),
Canton.
Massachusetts
Children's Island Sanitarium, Marblehead.
Devereaux Mansion. Marblehead.
New England Peabody Home for Crippled
Children, Newton.
Michigan
Detroit Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Detroit.
Michigan Hospital School, Farmlngton
(Detroit P.O.).
Minnesota
Minnesota State Hospital for Indicant
Crippled and Deformed Children, St. Paul.
Missouri
Westminster Hospital, St. Louis.
Nebraska
Nebraska Orthopedic Hospital (State),
Lincoln.
New Jersey
Children's Seashore House, Atlantic City.
Daisy Field's Home and Hospital for Crip-
pled Children, Englewood.
Hospital and Home for Crippled Children,
Newark.
New Jersey Orthopedic Hospital and Dis-
pensary, Orange.
New York
House of St. Giles the Cripple, Brooklyn.
Lulu Thorley Lyon Home for Crippled and
Delicate Children, daverack.
Hospital for Joint Diseases, New York.
New York Orthopedic Dispensary and
Hospital, New York.
New York Society for the Belief of the
Baptured and Crippled, New York.
St Charles Hosplul for Crippled Children
and Brooklyn Home for Blind and Defective
Children, Pt. JelTerson.
Home for Crippled Children, Southampton.
"Bobbins Nest," Tarrytown.
New York SUte Hospital for the Care ef
Crippled and Deformed Children, West Hav-
erstraw.
New York Dispensary and Hospital, Wblta
Plains.
North Carolina
North Carolina Orthopedic Hospital for
Crippled Children of Sound Minds (SUte),
Oastonla.
Ohio
Oates Hospital for Crippled and Deformwl
Children, Elvrla.
Rainbow Hospital for Crippled and Con-
valescent Children, South Euclid.
Pennsylvania
Good Shepherd's Home, Allentown.
Sanatorium School, Lansdowne.
Brown's Farm, Phlladalpbla.
Home of the Merciful Savior for Crippled
Children. Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Orthopedic HoapiUl and IB-
flrmary for Nervous Diseases, Philadelphia.
Wldener Memorial Industrial Training
School for Crippled Children, Philadelphia.
Industrial Home for Crippled Children,
Pltuburgh.
Tennessee.
Olppled Children's Hospital School,
Memphis.
WMhlniton
Children's Orthopedic Hosplul, Seattle.
Ontario
Orthopedic Hospital, Toronto.
13. SKIN AND CANCER, IS
Oatlfomla
Radium and Oncologle Inttltuta, Los An-
geles.
Maryland
The Howard A. Kelly BosplUl, Baltlmor*.
Massachusetts
Collls P. Huntington Memorial Hospital,
Boston.
Minnesota
Jordan Sulphur Springs SanlUrium, Jor-
dan.
Missouri
Barnard Frea Skin and Cancer Hospital,
St. Louis.
Nebraska
The Radium Hosplul of Omaha, Omaha.
New York
SUte Inatltute for the Study of Malig-
nant Diseases, BuRalo.
Bosary HUI Home, Hawthorne.
House of Calvary, New York.
Memorial Hospital, New York.
New York Skin and Cancer Hospital, New
York.
St. Rose's Free Home for Incurable
Cancer, New York.
Radium Institute of New York.
Pennsylvania
American Oncologic Hosplul, Philadelphia
Massey Hosplul (Cancer Only), Phila-
delphia.
14. SPEECH DEFECTS (SCHOOLS) 16
See also DEAF
Arkansas
Arkansas Deaf -Mute InstltuW (SUte), Lit-
tle Rock.
Florida
State Institution for the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind, St. Augustine.
Maryland
Maryland School for the Deaf and Dtunb
(State), Frederick.
Massachusetts
New England Home for Deaf, Everett.
Misslslppi
Mississippi Instlute for the Deaf and Dumb
(State), Jackson.
Missouri
Central Institute for the Deaf, St. Loula.
New York
St. Mary's Institute for the Improved Con-
dition of Deaf Mutes, Buffalo.
New York Institution for the Instruction of
the Deaf and Dumb, New York.
North Carolina
North Carolina School for the Deaf and
Dumb (SUte), Morganton.
Oklahoma
Home for Deaf, Dumb and Blind Colored
Orphan Children (State), Taft.
Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania Institution for Deaf
and Dumb, Pittsburgh.
South Dakota
SUte School for Deaf Mutes, Slouz Falls.
Tennessee
Tennessee School for Deaf and Dumb
(State), KnoxTlUe.
Texas
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute for Colored
Youths of Teias (State), Austin.
Vermont
The Austins Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb, Brattleboro.
Ontario
OnUrlo Institution for the Education and
Instruction of the Deaf and Diunb, Belleville.
(Fed-
15. TUBERCULOSIS. S77
Alabama
Red MounuUi Sanitarium, Birmingham.
Montgomery Aoti - Tuberculosis Camp
(County), Montgomery.
Alabama SUte Tuberculosis Hospltsl, Wa-
tumpka.
Arizona
Navajo Tuberculosis Sanatorium (Federal),
Ft. DeOance.
Desen Inn Sanatorium, Phoenix.
Maricopa County Tubcrculoals HosplUl.
Phoenix.
The Phoenix Sanatorium, Phoenix.
St. Joseph's HospIUI, Phoenix.
St. Luke's Home, Phoenix.
United States Indian SanlUrium
eral). Phoenix.
WlUUms MesqulU Camp, Phoenix.
Pine Lawn Sanatorium, Prescott.
Prescott Cotuge Sanatorium, Prescott
United Statea Veterans' BosplUl (Fed-
eral), Prescott
Pamsetgaar Sanatoriimn, Prescott
St. Luke's in the Mountains, Prescott.
Charity Tuberculosis HospiUl (Municipal),
Tucson.
St. LDke's-ln-tha-Desert SanlUrium, Tuc-
son.
St. Mary's Hospital and Sanitarium, Tuc-
son.
Tucson Arizona Sanatorium, Tucson.
Ft. Yuma Sanatorium, Yuma.
Arkansas
Arkansas Tuberculosis Sanatorium (Bute),
BoonevUIe.
Sebastian County Hospital, Ft Smith.
California
Ahwahnee Trl-County Tuberculosis Sana-
torium, Ahwahnee.
The Alpine Sanatorium, Inc., Alpine.
Dr. King's Sanatorium (also known as
Bannlns Sanatorium), Banning.
Mary Henderson Sanatorium, Banning.
Southern Sierras Sanatorium, Banning.
California Sanatorium, Belmont.
Bushnell Sanatorium, Colfax.
Colfax Hospital, Colfax.
Colfax School for the Tuberculotu, Colfax.
Kathramon Sanatorium, Colfax.
Standard Oil Company Sanatorium, Colfax.
Jewish Consumptive Belief Sanatorium,
Ouarta.
La Vina Sanatorium, La Vina.
Arroyo Sanatorium (County), Llvermore.
Barlow Sanatorium, Los Angeles.
Oaks SanlUrium, Los Gatos.
Arequlpa Sanatorium, Manor.
Kalb-Klrschner CotUges, Monrovia.
Monrovia SanlUrium, Monrovia.
Pottenger Sanatorium for Diseases of the
Chest and Throat, Monrovia.
Mrs. Everson's Sanatorium, Oakland.
Pine Crest, Oakland.
California Foresters' Tubercular Sani-
tarium, Pacolma.
Canyon Sanatorium, Redwood City.
Griffith Sanatorium. Riverside.
Vauclain Home (Tuberculosis Division of
County Hospital), San Dleeo.
Independent Order of Foresters Califotnla
Tubercular SanlUrium, San Fernando.
47
TUBERCULOSIS, Cont.
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
TUBERCULOSIS
Olive View Sanatorium (County), San
Fernando.
Helios Sun Sanitarium, San Rafael, Marin
County.
Tuberculosis Annex, Soldiers' Home (Fed-
eral), Sawtelle.
Tulare-Klngt County Tubercular HosplUl,
Springville.
Kern County Tuberculosis Sanitarium
(Stony Brook Retreat), Woodford.
Colorado
Eben-Ezer Mercy Institute, Brush.
Cragmor Sanatorium, Colorado Springs.
Creston Heights Sanitarium. Colorado
Springs.
Idlewold Sanitarium, Colorado Springs.
Nob Hill Lodge Sanatorium, Colorado
Springs.
Star Ranch In the Fines Sanatorium, Colo-
rado Springs.
Sunnyrest Sanatorium, Colorado Springs.
Union Printers Home and Tuberculosis
Sanitarium, Colorado Springs.
Agnes Memorial Sanatorium, Denver.
Bethesda Sanatorium, Denver.
National Jewish Hospital for Consump-
tives, Denver.
Oakes Home, Denver.
Sanatorium of the Jewish Consumptives'
Relief Society. Edgewatcr.
Swedish National Sanatorium for Tuber-
culosis, Englewood.
Mt. Calm Sanatorium, Manitou.
Evangelical Lutheran Sanitarium. Wheat-
ridge.
Modem Woodmen of America Sanatorium,
Woodman.
Connecticut
Gaylord Farm Sanatorium, Cook Hill.
Hartford State Tuberculosis Sanatorium,
Hartford.
Wildwood Sanatorium, Hartford.
Meridan State Tuberculosis Sanatorium,
Uerlden.
Dr. Brooks' Sanatorium, New Canaan.
United States Veterans' Hospital No. 41,
New Haven.
The Seaside Tuberculous Children (State),
Niantic.
Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanatorium,
Norwich.
Sbelton State Tuberculosis Sanatorium,
Sbelton.
Oolawars
Brandywine Sanatorium. Marshallton.
Edgewood Sanitarium (State), Marshall-
ton.
District of Columbia
Tuberculosis Hospital of the District of
Columbia (Municipal), Washington.
GMffia
Pine Ridge Sanitarium, Atlanta.
■State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Alto.
Battle Hill Sanatorium, Atlanta.
tieorgla State Penitentiary Tubercular
Hospital. MUledgevUle.
Idaho
Ft. Lapwal Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Sctiiiol (Federal), Lapwal.
Illinoli
Kane County Spring Brook Sanatorium,
Aurora.
Chicago Fre.sh-AIr Hospital. Chicago.
Chicago Home for Incurables. Chicago.
Chicago Municipal Tuberculosis Sani-
tarium. Chicago.
Cook County Tuberculosis Hospital,
Chicago.
Home for Destitute Crippled Children, Chi-
cago.
Ottawa Tuberculosis Colony, Chicago
Harrison Tuberculosis Colony. Collinsville.
Ridge Farm Preventorium, B.l, Deerflrld.
Oaklawn Sanatorium (Morgan County Tu-
berculosis Sanatorium). Jacksonville.
Will County Tuberculosis Sanatorium.
Jollet.
Oak Knoll. Tazewell County Tuberculosis
Sanatorium, Mackinaw.
Woodford County Tuberculosis Sani-
tarium. .MInonk.
Edward Sanatorium, Napervllle.
Falrview Sanatorium (McLean County
Tuberculosis Sanatorium). Normal.
Cook County Inflrmary and Tuberculosis
Hospital, Oak Forest.
L« Salle County Tuberculosis Sanitarium.
Ottawa.
Ottawa Tuberculosis Colony, Ottawa.
Peoria Municipal Tuberculosis Sanita-
rium. Peoria.
Livingston County Sanatorium, Pontiac.
Adams County Tuberculosis Sanatorium,
Quincy.
St. John's Sanitarium, Riverton.
Rockford Municipal Sanitarium, Rockford.
Mimicipal Tuberculosis Sanitarium. Rock
Island.
Homestead. Hospital Department of the
Palmer Tuberculosis Sanatoria, The. Sprlng-
neld.
Springfield Open-Alr Colony (The Palmer
Tuberculosis Sanatoria), Springfield.
Champaign County Tuberculosis Sani-
tarium, Crbana.
Chicago-Wlnfleld Tuberculosis Sanatorium.
Winfleld.
Indiana
Madison County Tuberculosis Crusaders.
Anderson.
Boehne Camp (County). Evansville.
Irene Byron Tuberculosis Sanitarium
(County), Ft. Wayne.
Indianapolis Free Tuberculosis Colony,
Indianapolis.
Sunnyslde Sanatorium (County). Oak-
landon.
Indiana State Sanatorium. Rockvllle.
Beaithwln Hospital (St. Joseph County
Tuberculosis Hospital), South Bend.
Sac and Fox Tuberculosis Sanatorium
(Federal), Toledo.
Iowa
Pine Knoll Sanitarium (County), Daven-
port.
Sunny Crest Sanatorium (County). Du-
buque.
Boulder Lodge Sanatorium, Ft. Dodge.
State Sanitarium for the Treatment of
Tuberculosis. Oakdale.
Sunny Slope Sanatorium (Wapello
County Tuberculosis Santorlum), Ottumwa.
Kansas
State Sanatorium for Tuberculosis, Nor-
ton.
Topeka Tuberculosis Hospital, Topeka.
Eedgwick County Tuberculosis Sanato-
rium. WlchlU.
Kentucky
Henderson County Tuberculosis Hospital,
Henderson.
Blue Grass Sanatorium, R.D., I^xlngton.
Blue Crass Sanatorium (County). I.ex-
Ington
State Tuberculosis Sanatorium. Ix>uisvllle.
Highland Sanatorium (Municipal), Pa-
durab.
.McCracken County Tuberculosis Sana-
torium. Paducah.
Cumberland Sanatorium, Somerset.
Waverly Hill Sanatorium (County and
Municipal), Valley Station.
Louiilana
United States TMerans' Hospital No. 27,
Alexandria.
Dradon Tuberculoals Sanatorium, Corlng-
ton.
Greenwood Sanatorium, Greenwood.
Camp Hygela, Orleans Antl-Tubereulosls
League, Hygela.
Main*
The Bangor Sanatorium, Bangor.
Maple Crest Sanatorium, East Parannsfleld
Central Maine Sanatorium (Slate), Fair-
field.
Western Maine Sanatorium (State), Heb-
ron,
Andmsroggin Antl-tuberculosIs Associa-
tion (Seml-Publlc), LewLiton.
.Vorthern Maine Sanatorium (State),
Presque Isle.
Maryland
Jewish Home for Cnnsumptlvea, ML Pleas-
ant Sanitarium, Relsteratown.
Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Slate
Sanatorium.
Hospital for Consumptives of Maryland
(Eudownod Sanitarium), Towson.
Maitachuittts
Briston County Tuberculosis Hospital, At-
tlehoro.
Boston Sanatorium (Municipal), Boston.
Channlng Home, Boston.
Millet Sanatorium, East Bridgewater.
I^rendergast Preventorium, Boston.
Board of Health Hospital (Municipal),
Brookllne.
Cambridge Tuberculosis Hospital (Munici-
pal and State), Cambridge.
Holy Ghost Hospital for Incurables. Cam-
bridge.
Health Department Hospital, Chlcopee.
Bay View Hospital (Municipal). Fall River.
Burbank Hospital Tuberculosis Sanatorium,
Fitchburg.
McBrlde Cottage Sanatorium. Olcnwood.
Haverhill Sanatorium (Municipal), Haver-
hill.
Hampshire County Sanatorium, Hayden-
vilie.
Holyoke Sanatorium (Municipal). Hclyoke.
Lawrence Tuberculosis Hospital (.Munici-
pal), Lawrence.
Lowell Isolation Hospital (Municipal),
Lowell.
Lynn Tuberculosis Sanatorium and Hos-
pital (Municipal), Lynn.
Glenrock Hospital, Maiden.
Essex Sanatorium, Mlddlcton.
Lakevllle State Sanatorium, Mlddleboro.
Sass.iquln Sanatorium, New Bedford.
North Reading State Sanatorium, North
Reading.
Tuberculosis Hospital and Coolldge Me-
morial Home, Plttsfleld.
Barnstable County Sanatorium. Pocasset.
Rutland State Sanatorium, Rutland.
Summit Cottage. Rutland.
Wachusett Cottage, Rutland.
Health Department Hospital for Contagious
Diseases, Salem.
Sharon Sanatorium, Sharon.
Norfolk County Hospital, South Bralnlree.
Children's Camp (Bone Tuberculosis),
South Dartmoutli.
City of Somerville Contagious Disease Hos-
pital (Municipal), Somerville.
Plymouth County Hospital, South Hanson.
Health Department Hospital (Municlpl),
Springfield.
State Inflrmary (Special Department for
Tuberculosis Cases), Tewksbury.
Westfield State Sanatorium, Woslfirld.
Braewood Hoapltal, West Gloucester.
Frederick S. Coolldge Memorial Home,
West Plttsfleld.
Prison Camp and Hospital (State), Weet
Rutland,
MIehltan
Roosevelt American Legion Hospital, Bat-
tle Creek.
Wexford County Tuberculosis Sanatorium.
Cadillac.
Detroit Tuberculoals Sanatorium, Detroit.
Herman Klefer Hospital (Municipal), De-
troit.
Klotse Hospital and Infirmary. Elolse.
Genesee County Inflrmary. Flint
Grand Rapids Tuberculosl.^ Sanatorium
(Municipal), Grand Kaplds.
Houghton County Tuberculosis Sanatorium,
Houghton.
Michigan State Sanatorium for Tubercu-
losis, Howell.
Jackson Coimty Tuberculosis Hospital,
Jackson.
Falrmount Hospital (County), Kalamazoo.
Ingham Sanitarium (County), loosing
Schoolcraft County Tuberculosis Sana-
torium. Manistlque.
Morgan Holghts Tuberculosis Sanatorium
(County). Morqucttc.
Wooillawn Hospital, Muskegon.
Detroit Municipal Tuberculosis Sanato-
rium, Northvllle.
Ontonagon County Tuberculosis Sanato-
rium, Ontonagon.
Pine Crest Sanatorium, Oslitemo,
Tuberculosis Hospital, Pontiac.
Delta-Menominee County Sanatorium,
Powers.
Saginaw County Tuberculosis nisplial.
Saginaw.
MInnasota
Minnesota State Sanatorium fur > oriMunp-
tlves, Ah-gwah-Chlng.
Ottertall County Sanatorium, Battle Lake.
Mineral Springs Sanatorium, Cannon Falls.
Sunnyrest Sanatorium (County), Crooks-
ton.
Dcerwood Sanatorium (County) . Deerwood.
Riverside Sanatorium (County), Granite
Falls.
Sand Beach Sanatorium (County), Lake
Park.
Camp for Tuberculosis Children VlaUIng
.Nurse Camp, Minneapolis.
48
TUBERCULOSIS. Cont.
SPECIAL HOSPITALS
TUBERCULOSIS
Hopewell Hospital (Municipal), Minneap-
olis.
Lymanhurst Hospital School (Municipal),
Minneapolis.
Thomas Tubercular Hospital, Minneapolis.
Nopeming Sanatorium (County), Nopeming.
Glen Lake Sanatorium (Hennepin County
Tuberculosis Sanatorium), Oak Terrace.
TokeKama Sanatorium, Pokegama.
Lake Julia Tuberculosis Sanatorium
(County), Puposky.
Oronoco Sanatorium. Rochester.
Oakland Park Sanatorium (County), Thief
River Fails.
The Children's Prerentorlum of Ramsey
County, St. Paul.
Fair Oaks Lodce SaiMtorlum (County),
Wadena.
Buena Vista Sanatorium (County), Wa-
basha. •
Southnrestem Minnesota Tuberculosis
.Sanatorium, Worthington.
MlMlssippl
MlMlsslppl State Tuberculosis Sanatorium,
Ma^et*.
Missouri
.lewi.sh Sanatc'rium. Anelum.
Hadley Hospital (Tuberculosis Branch of
State Hospital No. 1), Kulton.
Robert Koch Hospital (Municipal). Koch.
Kansas City Tuberculosis Hospital (.Munici-
pal), Leeds.
Missouri State San.-itorium for Uie Treat-
ment of Incipient Tuberculosis, Mt. Vernon.
Mt. St. Rose Sanatorium, St. Louis.
United SUtea Marine Hospital No. 18, 8L
Louis.
Jasper County Tuberculosis Hospital, Webb
City.
Montana
Montana State Tuberculosis Sanatorium,
Deer I,odi!e.
Nebraska
Nebraska State Sanatorium, Kearney.
New Hampshire
New Hampshire State Sanatorium, Glen-
cUIT.
Pembroke Sanatorium, Pembroke.
New Jersey
Allenwood Sanatorium and Monmouth
County Hospital for Tuberculosis, Allenwood.
Sunny Rest Sanatorium, Ancora.
Essex Counlv Tuberculosis Sanatorium,
Belleville.
Brown's Mills Sanatorium. Brown's Mill*
In the Pijics (Brown Mills P.O.).
The Pines, Chalswortb.
■Tuberculosis Preventorium for Children,
Farmirigdale.
New Jersey Sanatorium for Tuberculosla
Diseases (State), Glen Gardner.
Shungbum Sanatorium (County), Morris-
town.
Fairvlew Sanatorium (Burlington County
Tuberculosis Sanatorium), New Lisbon.
Bergen County Communicable Disease
Hospital, Oradeil.
Passaic Isolation Hospital (Municipal),
Passaic.
Paterson Isolation Hospital (Municipal),
Paterson.
Atlantic County Hospital for Tuberculosis
Diseases, Pleasantville.
Bonnie Burn Sanatorium (County).
Scotch Plains.
Hudson County Tuberculosis Hospital and
Sanatorium. Sec.iucus.
Municipal Colony, Trenton.
Essex Mountain Sanatorium (County).
Verona.
New Mexleo
Albuquerque Sanatorium, Albuquerque.
The E. S. Marshall Sanatorium, Albu-
querque.
Methodist Deaconess Sanatorium, Albu-
querque.
Miramontes On The Mesa. Albuquerque.
Murphy Sanatorium for the Treatment vt
Tuberculosis, Albuquerque.
Southwestern Presbyterian Sanatorium,
Albuquerque.
St. Joseph's Sanatorium and Hospital, Al-
buquerque.
Las Vegas Hospital. East Las Vegss.
United States Veterans' Hospiwl, Ft.
Bayard.
United States Marine Hospital. Ft.
Stanton,
Laguna Sanatorium for Tuberculosis In-
dians (Federal), LaEuna.
St. Mary's Hospital, Rosweil.
Sunmount Sanattirium, Santa Fe.
New Mexico Cottage Sanatorium, Bllrer
City.
Valmora Industrial Sanatorium, Talmora.
New York
Central Federation of Labor Tuberculosis
Pavilion, Albany.
.Montgormery Sanatorium (County), Am-
sterdam.
Sunny Crest Sanatorium (Municipal).
Auburn.
Pleasant Valley Sanatorium (Tuberculo-
sis Hosplul of Steuben County), Bath.
Monteflore Home Country Sanitarium, Bed-
ford Hills.
Brooklyn Home for ConsumptlTes, Brook-
lyn.
Day Camp Rutherford (Municipal),
Brooklyn,
Sea Breeze Hospital, Coney Island. Brook-
lyn.
Newton Memorial Hospital, Cassadaga.
Broome County Tuberculosis Hospital,
Chenango Bridge.
Clinton Prison. General and Tuberculosis
(State). Dannemora.
Delaware County Tuberculosis Hospital.
Delhi.
Sun Cure Sanatorium, Inc., East Aurora.
Chemung Sanatorium (Chemung County
Tuberculosis Hospital), Elmira.
Nassau County Sanatorium, Farmlngdale.
Sanatorium Gabriels, Gabriels.
Summit View Sanatorium (County),
Gloversviile.
Blythdale Home for Convalescent Tuberc-
ular Crippled Children, Hawthorne.
Oak .Mount Sanatorium (Ontario County
Tuberculosis Hospital), Holoomb.
Suffolk Sanatorium (Suffolk County Tu-
berculosis Hospital), Holtsvllle.
Ulster County Tuberculosis Hospital,
Kingston.
Stony Wold Sanatorium, Lake Kushaqua.
O'Donnell CotUge. Liberty.
Wilkinson House (Mrs. Ford'.s Nuraing
Home for Tuberfulosis), Liberty.
Workmen's Circle Sanatorium, Liberty.
Niagara Sanatorium (County). Lockport.
Loomls Sanatorium, Loomls.
Medford Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Med-
ford Station.
Saratoga County Tuberculosis Hospital.
Middle Gn-ve.
.Metropolitan Life Insurance Comp.tny
Sanatorium, Mt. McGregor.
Otsego County Sanatorium. Mt. Vision.
Estello and Walter C. Odell Memorial
Sanatorium for Tuberculosis, Newburgh.
Camp Bealtbmnre. New Hartford.
Edith (iUi\> Kimball .Memorial (formerly
Bellevue Settlement House), New York.
Hospital and House of Rest for Consump-
tives, New York.
Monteflore Hospital for Chronic Diseases,
New York.
Riverside Hospital (Annex) (.Municipal).
New York.
Scton Hospital. New York.
St. Joseph's Hospital for Consumptives
New York.
Victoria Apartments Home Hospital ol
A. I. C. P., New York.
Rocky Crest Sanatorium (County). Olean.
Municipal Sanatorium of the Department
of Health, Otlsvjlle.
J. N. Adams Memorial Hospital, Perrys-
burg.
Columbia Sanatorium (County), Phil-
mont.
Samuel W. Bowne Memorial Hospital.
Poughkeepsie.
Rainbow Sanatorium, Rainbow Lake.
New Y'ork State Hospital, Ray Brook.
Oswego County Sanatorium, Richland.
Monroe County Tuberculosis Sanatorium,
Rochester.
Pine Crest Sanatorium, Salisbury Center.
Vacation Home for Tuberculosis Working
Girls, Santa Clara.
The Anna Wood Pearson Cottage, Sara-
nac Lake.
Reception Hospital. Saranae Lake.
St. Mary's of the Lake. Saranae Lake.
Glenrldge Saniurium (Schenectady
County Tuberculosis Hospital), Schenectady.
Brookside Crest Sanitarium (County),
Sherburne.
Sea Ttaw HoiplUl (City), Staten Island.
Rockland County Tuberculosis Hospi-
tal, Summit Park.
Onondaga Sanatorium, Syracuse.
Tompkins County Tuberculosis Hospital,
Taughannock Falls.
Tnideau Sanatorium, Trudeau.
Jefferson County Tuberculosis Sanitarium,
Watertown.
Sea View Hospital, West New Brighton,
Stalen Island.
8L Anthony's Hospital, Woodhaven.
Pawling Saniurium (County), Wynanu-
Spraln Ridge Hospital, Tonkers.
North Carolina
Ambler Heights Sanitarium, Asbevtlle.
Edgewood Cottage. .Vshevllle.
ratrrlew Cottage Sanitarium, Ashevliie.
The Pines Sanatorium, Ashevliie.
St. Joseph's Sanatorium, Asherllle.
Slonehedce Sanitarium, Ashevliie.
Strawberry Hill Sanatorium, Ashevliie.
Sunset Lodge, Ashevliie.
Wlnyab Sanatorium (operated by Von
Ruck Memorial Sanatorium, Inc.), Ashevliie.
Swanaaoa BUI Saniurium. BUtmore.
Cragmont Sanatorium, Black MounUln.
Brookside Camp, Highlands.
Samarcand Manor, Samarcand.
North Carolina Sanatorium for the Treat-
ment of Tuberculosis (State). Sanatorium.
Red Cross HoeplUI for Tuberculosis,
R.D., Wilmington.
Forsyth County Tuberculosis Hospital,
Winston -Salem.
Montrose Tubercular SanlUrlum, Weaver-
vllle.
North Dikou
North DakoU SUte Tuberculosis Sanl-
torlum, Dunselth.
Ohio
Mahoning County Home, Canfleld.
Mt. Logan Sanatorium (County), Chllll-
cothe.
Cincinnati Tuberculosis Sanatorium
(County), Price HIII, Cincinnati.
Kroger Hills Camp for Anaemic Children
(Cincinnati Anti-Tuberculosis L,eague), Cin-
cinnati.
Bockhlll Sanatorium, R.D.10, Cincinnati.
Cleveland City HosplUl (Annex), Cleve-
land.
Franklin County Sanatorium, Columbus.
Dr. Hatcher's Private Hosplul. Dayton.
Stillwater SanlUrlum (County), Dayton.
Springfield Lake Sanatorium (County).
East Akron.
County Tuberculosis Hospital, Hamilton.
District Tuberculosis Hospital, Lima.
Rocky Glen Sanatorium, .McConnelsville.
Ohio Stste Sanatorium. .Mt. Vernon.
DLstrlct Tuberculosis Hospital, Sprlngflelil.
Lucas County Tuberculosis Hosp., Toledo.
Cleveland .Municipal Tuberculosis Sana-
torium, Warrensvllle.
Oklahoffla
Boley Sute Tuberculosis SanlUrlum.
Boley.
Western Oklahoma State Tuberculosis
Sanatorium, Clinton.
Oklahoma Cottage Sanatorium, Oklahoma.
Eastern Oklahoma State Tuberculosis
Sanatorium, Tallblna.
Cretan
Portland Open Air Sanatorium, Mllwaukle.
Pierce Sanatorium, Portland.
Oregon State Tuberculosis Hospital,
Salem.
Pennsylvania
Devitt's Camp for Tuberculosis (Munici-
pal), Allenwood.
Bon Air Sanatorium, Bells Camp.
Pennsylvania State Sanatorium for Tu-
berculosis, Cresson.
Eaglerllle Sanatorium for Consumptives,
Eaglevllle.
Louise Home, Erie.
Hamburg State Sanatorium, Hamurp.
Country Branch of Rush Hospital for Con-
sumption and Allied Diseases, Malvern.
Pennsylvania State Sanatorium for Tu-
berculosis No. 1, Mont Alto.
River Crest Prevention, Mont Clare.
Dermady Cottage Sanatorium, Morton.
Grandview Institution, Oil City.
Henry Phlpps Institute for the Study and
Prevention of Tuberculosis, Pblladelphia.
Home for Consumptives, Philadelphia.
Lucian Moss Home. Philadelphia.
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TUBERCULOSIS, Cont
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
TRACHOMA
Rush Hospital for Consumption and Allied
Diseases, rhlladelphla.
Leech Farm Sanatorium (City Tuberculo-
sis Hospital), Pittsburgh.
Tuberculosis League Hospital, Pittsburgh.
Neverslnk Mountain Tuberculosis Sana-
torium (operated by Berks County Tuber-
culosis Society), Reading.
Scranton Society for the Prevention and
Cure of Consumptives (Coimty). Scranton.
Clalr Mont Sanatorium, White Haven.
Fern Cliff Sanatorium, White Haven.
Hamilton Cottage Sanitarium, White
Haven.
Hill Crest Sanatorium, White Haven.
Sunnyrest Sanatorium, VMilt* Haven.
White Haven Sanatorium (Free Hospital
for Poor Consumptives), White Haven.
Rhode Island
Crawford Allen Memorial Hospital (Sum-
mer months only), Rhode Island Hospital
Annex, East Greenwich.
St. Joseph's Sanitarium (Branch of St.
Joseph's Hospital), Hlllsgrove.
Lakeside Home and Lakeside Preventorium,
Hoxsle.
Providence City Hospital (Annex), Provi-
dence.
Rhode Island State Sanatorium, Wallum
Lake.
South Carolina
Aiken Cottages, Aiken.
Hopewell Sanatorium, Greenville.
United States Veterans' Hospital No. !6,
Greenville.
Providence Hospital, Spartenburg.
Palmetto Sanatorium (For Negroes), State
Park.
South Carolina Sanatorium (For Whltea),
State Park.
South Dakota
South Dakota State Sanatorium for Tuber-
culosis, Custer.
Black Mountain Sanitarium (Federal), Hot
Springs.
Tennessee
Pine Breeze Sanitarium, Chattanooga.
Davidson County Tuberculosis Hospital,
Nashville.
Oakvllie Memorial Sanatorium, Oakville.
International Printing Pressmen and As-
sistants' Union Sanatorium, Pressmen's
Home.
Watauga Sanitarium, Rldgetop.
Texas
St. Mary's Sanitarium, Boeme.
Woodiawn Sanatorium, Dallas.
El Paso Sanatorium, El Paso.
Gammons Sanatorium (Formerly Wiley
Sanatorium) , El Paso.
Hendricks-Laws Sanatorium, El Paso.
Homan Sanatorium, El Paso.
Long's Sanitarium, El Paso.
Southern Baptist Sanatorium, El Paso.
Sunny Crest Sanatorium, El Paso.
Houston Tuberculosis Hospital (County),
Houston.
Hill Crest Sanatorium, Kerrvllle.
Thompson Sanatorium, Kerrvllle.
The Comlck Sanitarium, San Angelo.
San Angelo Sanatorium for Tuberculosis
San Angelo.
Southwest Sanatorium, San Angelo.
Dr. Farmer's Sanatorium, San Antonio.
Grace Lutheran Sanatorium for Tubercu-
losis, San Antonio.
State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Sanato-
rium.
Von Ormy CotUge SanlUrtum for Tuber-
culosis, Von Ormy.
Vermont
Washington County Hosplul (County and
State), Barre.
Vermont Preventorium, Essex Center (Es-
sex P.O.).
Vermont Sanatorium (State), Plttsford.
Virginia
Pine Camp Sanatorium, Brook Hill.
Piedmont Sanatorium (State), Burkevllle.
Children's Summer Camp of the Antl-
Tuberculosls League of Norfolk, Cape Henry.
Catawba Sanatorium (State), Catawba
Sanatorium.
Blue Ridge Sanatorium (Sute), Char-
lottesville.
Hilltop Sanatorium, Danville.
City Home Hospital (Tuberculosis Annex),
Richmond.
Mount Regis Sanatorium, Salem.
Washington
Oakhurst Sanatorium (County), Elma.
Mountain View Sanatorium (County),
Lake View.
Flrland Sanatorium (Municipal), Rich-
mond Highlands.
Laurel Beach Sanitarium, Seattle.
Aldercrest Sanatorium (County), Snoho-
mish.
Edgecllfr Sanatorium (County), Spokane.
United States Veterans' Hospital No. 85,
Walla Walla.
West Virginia
Hill Crest Sanatorium, Charleston.
State Colored Tuberculosis Sanitarium,
Denmar.
State Tuberculosis Sanitarium, Hopemont.
Wisconsin
Mt. Washington Sanatorltuu (County), Bau
Claire.
Wlllowbrook Sanatorium (Kenosha County
Sanatorium), Kenosha.
Forest Lawn Sanatorium (County), Jeffer-
son.
RIvervlew Sanatorium (County), Uttla
Chute.
Mornlngslde Sanatorliun, Madison.
Oak Forest Sanitarium (County), On-
alaska.
Oak Sanatorium (County), Pewaukee.
Pureair Sanatorium (County), Pureair
(Bayfield P.O.).
Sunny Rest Sanatorium (County), Racine.
Wisconsin State Tuberculosis Sanatorium,
Statesan.
River Pines Sanatorium, R.D.I, Stevens
Point,
Tomahawk Lake Camp for Tuberculosis
(State), Tomahawk Lake.
"Mount View," Marathon County Tuber-
culosis Sanatorium, Wausau.
Mulrdale Sanatorium for the Treatment of
Tuberculosis (County), Wauwatosa.
Hickory Grove Sanatorium (Stats and
County), West Depere.
Sunny View Sanatorium (Winnebago
County Sanatorium), Winnebago.
Maple Crest Sanitarium (County), White-
law,
Hawaii
Kula Sanitarium, Kula.
Leahl Home, KaimukI, nonolulu
Makawell Hospital. Makawcll.
Pahala Hospital (Hawaiian Agricultural
Company), Pahala.
Puumalle Home for Tuberculosis (Con-
trolled by Territorial Board of Health),
Honolulu.
Samuel Mahelona Memorial Hospital, Ka-
paa.
Walalua Hospital, Walalua.
Pliillppine Islands
Han Lazaro Hospital, Manila.
San Juan Tuberculosis Camp snd Hos-
pital, San Juan.
Santol Tuberculosis Colony, Blzal Prov-
ince.
Porto Rico
Hospital for Consumptives and Aged Per-
sons, Yauco.
Alberta
Central Alberta Sanatorium (Department
of Soldiers' Civil Re-establlshment), Cal-
gary.
Mountain View Hospital, Calgary.
British Columbia
Sunnyriew Sanatorium, Kamloops.
Tranquiile Sanatorium (Provincial), Tr&a-
quIUe.
Ontario
Brant Sanatorium, Brantford.
Freeport Sanatorium, Kitchener.
Essex County Sanatorium. KingsviUe.
Mountain Sanatorium, Hamilton. ,
Calydor Sanatorium, Gravcnhurst.
Queen Alexandra Sanatorium, London.
Royal Ottawa Sanatorium (Municipal),
Ottawa.
Sir Oliver Mowat Memorial Sanatorium
(Department Soldiers' Civil Re-establlah-
nient), Portsmouth.
.Muskoka Cottage Sanitarium, Sanitarium.
Muskoka Hospital for Consumptives, Sani-
tarium.
St. Catherines Tuberculosis Sanitarium,
Sanitarium.
The Preventorium, Toronto.
King Edward Sanatorium for Consump-
tives, Weston.
Queen Mary Hosplul for ConaumptlTs
Children, Weston.
Toronto Hospital for Consumptives (For-
merly Toronto Free Hospital for Consump-
tives), Weston.
Nov* Scotia
Our Lady of Lourdei Sanatorium for Tu-
l)erculoals, Stellarton.
Prince Edward Island
Charles Dalton Sanatorium, North Wll-
sblre.
Quebee
Lake Edward Sanatorium (Provincial) .
Lake Edward.
Grace Dart Home for Destitute Incursbles,
Montreal.
Laurentlan Sanatorium (Department Sol-
diers' Civil Re-establlshment). Sto. Agatbe
des Monts.
Mt. Slnal Sanatorium, Ste. Agathe daa
Monts.
Saskateliewan
Saskatchewan Saiuilorlum (Provincial)
Ft. Qu'Appelle.
New Foundlaid
St. George's HosplUl, Signal HUl.
The Sanatorium, St. Johns.
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NOSE AND THROAT
Kentucky
United State* Trachoma Hospital, Ureea-
ville.
United States Trachoma Hospital. (Fsd-
cral), Jackson
United States Trachoma Hospital. (Fed-
eral), Plkevllle.
North Dakota
United .stales Free Trachoma Hoeplul
(Federal), La Moure.
Tennesie*
United SUtes Public Health Servlos,
Morrlstown.
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Hess — Premature and
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Infants 5.50
Polak — Gynecology 4.50
Tallant— Obstetrical Nurs-
ing 2.25
Medical Journals
The American Journal of
the Medical Sciences
(Monthly). Per Year. .. .$6.00
Progressive Medicine
(Issued Quarterly), Per
Year 11.00
Syphilis, Skin, G. U. and
Venereal Diseases
Cabot — L'rology. Xew Edi-
tion in 1923 $
Darier — Dermatology 8.50
Hayden — Venereal Disease 325
Knowlea — Diseases of the
Skin. New Edition in
Preparation
Lumb — Gonorrhea 1.75
MacLean— Renal Disease.. 2.00
MacKee — X-Rays and
Radium in Diseases of
the Skin 9.00
Ormsby — Diseases of the
Skin 10.00
Pedersen— Urology 8.50
Thom— Syphilis 5.50
Thompson- Syphilis 7.00
Children
Graham — Diseases of Chil-
dren $7.50
Hess — Premature and
Congenitally Diseased
Infants 5.50
Koplik — Diseases of
Children 8.00
Ruhrah and Mayer — Polio-
myelitis 3.75
X-Rays
MacKee — X-Rays and
Radium in Diseases of
the Skin $9.00
Holmes and Ruggles —
Roentgen Interpretation. 3.25
Thoma — Oral Roentgen-
ology 6.00
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Bacon— Otology $4.00
Ballenger — Diseases of the
Nose, Throat and Ear.. 7.00
Ballenger and Wippern —
Diseases of the Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat 4.50
Coakley — Diseases of the
Nose and Throat 425
Collins— Evolution of the
Human Eye 1.75
Perkins — Otology 3.75
Peter — Perimetry. New
Edition in 1923
Nursing
Amoss — Qiemistry and
Chemical Urinalysis for
Nurses $225
Brown — Principles of Nurs-
ing 2.25
Farr — Outlines of Internal
Medicine for Nurses 2.75
Fox — Bacteriology and
Protozoology for Nurses 225
Parker — Materia Medica
and Therapeutics for
Nurses 2.50
Price — Hygiene and Sani-
tation for Nurses 225
Tallant — Obstetrical Nurs-
ing 2.25
Food, Physiology, Etc.
Carter — Nutrition and Clin-
ical Dietetics $7.50
Joslin — Diabetic Manual... 2.00
Joslin — Treatment of Dia-
betes Mellitus. New Edi-
tion in 1923
Robertson — Biochemistry. 8.(K)
Starling — Physiology 8.00
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OTtCdWI SURGERY
WHItlUM
Diagnosis
Cummer — Clinical Labora-
tory Methods $5.50
Flint— Physical Diagnosis.. 325
Hare — Symptoms in
Diagnosis 6.00
Norris — Blood Pressure 4.25
Simon — Clinical Diagnosis 9.00
Materia Medica and
Therapeutics
Culbreth—Matcria Medica.$6.S0
Cushny — Pharmacology and
Therapeutics 6.00
Hare — Practical Thera-
peutics 6.50
Thornton — Pocket For-
mulary 2.25
Hygiene and Sanitation
Edelman— Meat Hygiene.. .$5.00
Egbert — Hygiene and Sani-
tation 3.50
Fones — Mouth Hygiene 5.00
Hawes — Tuberculosis and
the Community 1.75
Park — Public Health and
Hygiene 10.00
Price — Hygiene and Public
Health 2.00
Vedder — Syphilis and Pub-
lic Health 3.00
Practice of Nedicine
Aaron — Diseases of the
Digestive Organs $10.00
Brown — Rules for Recovery
from Pulmonary Tuber-
culosis 1.50
Craig— Nerve Exhaustion.. 2.25
Crotti— Thyroid and Thy-
mus 15.00
Dayton— Practice 2.25
Fishberg — Pulmonary Tu-
berculosis 8.50
Hare — Practical Therapeu-
tics 6.50
J o s 1 i n — Treatment of
Diabetes Mellitus.
New Edition in 1923
Lynch — Diseases of the
Rectum and Colon 6.50
MacLean— Renal Disease.. 2.00
Scheppegrell — Hay Fever
and Asthma 2.75
Wiggers — Circulation in
Health and Disease. New
Edition in 1923
Anatomy
Bowen — AppI ied Anatomy
and Kinesiology $3.75
Gray— .\natomy 10.00
Treves — Surgical Applied
Anatomy 3.75
5*« rtVTit pag»
Surgery, Fractures, Anes-
thetics, Etc.
Ashhurst— Surgery $10.00
Braun — Local Anesthesia.
New Edition in 1923
Brown— Oral Surgery 8.00
Cabot— Urology. New Edi-
tion in 1923
Crotti— Thyroid and Thy-
mus 15.00
Davison and Smith— Auto-
plastic liono Surgery 4.50
Farr — Local Anesthesia.
New Work Early in 1923
Kanavel — Infections of the
Hand 5.50
Ochsner — Surgical Diagno-
sis and Treatment, (4
vols, and Inde.x) 40.00
Speed — Fractures and
Dislocations 7.50
Stimson — Fractures and
Dislocations 7.50
Treves — Surgical Applied
Anatomy 3.75
Vaughan and Burnham —
Minor Surgery 7.75
Wharton — Minor Surgery
Including Bandaging.... 4.00
Whitman — Orthopedic Sur-
gery 8.50
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Hospitals Approved for Internships
By the Caunell on Nadkil Educntlon lad HMpHalt •< tk* Aatrtua Mwlle*l AuoclitlM. tU Ncrtk OMrbcrn StrMt. Cliktai*.
Kevi«ed to March 15. 1923.
The following 643 bos^iiuls offeriiif 3,671 internshipa are available aa foUowa: General hospitals Section I arc considered in posi-
tion to furnish acceptable internships for medical graduates. The hospitals in Sections II and III offer opportunities for physicians
who seek further training along certain specialties. Internships in one of these hospitals, therefore, should be considered aa supple-
mentary, and should be based on an internship taken in a general hospital.
There may be other hospitals eligible for admission to this list which are omitted either because they have failed to supply infor-
mation on which a decision regarding them can be based, or because they have definitely stated that they do not use interns.
Explanation of symbols occurring in Sections I, II and III may be found at end of ubie.
SECTION I. GENERAL HOSPITALS, 500; 3,103 INTERNSHIPS; 120,295 BEDS.
Number o{ Bedt
Name ot Hospital
Location
ALABAMA
Hlllman Hospital
City Hospital
J.A.Andrews Memorial Hoip.(eol.)>
ABK.\NSAS
St. Vincent's loOnnary
OALirOENTA
Freano Coimty Hospital
Seaside Hospital
Los Angeles County Hospital
Hospital of the Good Samaritan....
Methoillst Hospital^
St. Vincent's Hospital
White Memorial Hospital'
Fablola Hospital
Providence Hospital
San DIcgo County Hospital*
St. Joseph's Hospital
Franklin Hospital
French Hosplt.iI
Hospital for Children'
Lano Hospital and Stanford Univer-
sity Hospital'
Mary's Help Hospital
Mount ZIon Hospital
San Francisco Hospital'
Southern Paciflc General Hospital*.
St. Francis' Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital '»•
St. Mary's Hospital
University of California Hospital '..
Alameda County Hospital'
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital —
COLORADO
Oommunlty (University) Hospital..
St. Francis Hospital
Children's Hospital
Denver City and County Hospital '.
Mercy Hospital
St. Anthony's Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital
CONKECa'ICUT
Bridgeport Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hartford Hospital
St. Francis' Hospital
Middlesex County Hospital'
Grace Hospital ' ||
Hospital of St. Raphael
New Haven Hospital'
Wm. W. Backus Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital
Waterbury Hospital
DELAWARE
Delaware Hospital '
Homeopathic Hospital
DISTRICT OF COLtTMBIA
Central Dfsp and Emergency Hosp.'.
Columbia Hospital for Women
Eastern DIsp. and Casualty Hosp. ..
Freedmcn's Hospital • 1
Qalllnger Municipal Hospital' i
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Georgetown University Hospital
George Washington Univ. Hosi>. ...
Providence Hospital 1
Sibley Memorial Hospital
FLORIDA
St. Luke's Hospital I
GEORGI.\ i
Davls-Flscher Sanatorltmi
Georgia Baptist Hospital {
I
BlrmlDgbam 16 '
Mobile- 76
Tuskegee Institute. I 10
LIttleRock (0
Fresno ' 98
LongBeaeb flO
Los Angelet 100
Los Angeles yea
Los Angeles yes
Los Angeles yes
Los Angelc* i 57
Oakland yea
Oakland 8S
San Diego 85
9a n Diego yes
San Francisco yes
San Francisco ' yes
San Francisco 80
I
San Francisco | U8
San Francisco i yes
San Frandsco SS
San Francisco ; yes
San Francisco i 12S
San Francisco.
San Francisco yes
San Francisco yes
San Francisco,
San Francisco 80
San Leandro 78
Santa Barbara 40
Boulder
Colorado Springs.
Denver
Denver
Denver
Denver.
Denver.
Denver
Bridgeport. .
Bridgeport..
Hartford....
Hartford
MIddletown..
New Haven..
New Haven..
New Haven..
Norwich
Waterbury..
Waterbury. .
Wilmington..
Wilmington. .
Washington..
Washington..
Washington..
Washington..
WaslilDgton..
Washington..
Washington..
Washington..
Washington..
Waiblngton..
Jacksonville..
Atlanta yes
Atlanta I 00
UO
SO
80O
yes
yes
yes
SO
yes
ao
BO
yes
yea
yes
SO
12*
yes
S5
yes
125
yes
yes
yes
as ' UO
SB UO
8 76
sol
85 {
60
100
yes
yes
UO
100
100
IS
250
188
80
76
100
go
88
100
67!
SO
^J
110 {
60
166
40 i
yes j
yes ;
40
114
65
46
79
UB
40
SO
60
60
ISO I
42
60
83
yes
yea
yes
S6
yes
10
170
yes
yes
yes
80
8 Ap.
8 Ap.
2 Ap.
» <
soo
150
1.28S
140
100
110
12S
11»
125
S25
ISO
210
200
180
Ap.
Ap.
Ex.
Ap.
Ap.
April >
Way
July
Mar
May
April
Sept.
July
April
1-2
Ap. I May
2 Ap.
6 Ap.
May
April
68 ; 815
yes 150
60 168
yes 1,000
250
yes S2S
yes 145
yes 150
4 Ap.
3 [
10 {Ap.
U Ap.
Ap.
Indst.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Mar
May I
April ^
March ;
May
May
Ap.
Ap.1
March
122 281
8 226
84 118
U
16
18
60
yes yes
yes yes
SO 40
SO 60
70
60
160
ITS
88
60
70
60
88 ,
TO
60
85 i
26
60 1.
105
60
100
110
B
12S
30
120
14
40
58
66
23
. 10
84
110
yes
yes
40
101
60
56
yes
20
70
5
28
75
yes
yes
90
86
60
yea
20
78 <
160
118
300
IflO
ITS
226
200
22S
228
500
461
125
280
200
260
90
210
186
150
160
132
T5
278
226
2S0
220
110
300
175 I
122
210
100
Ap.
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Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
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Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
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Ap
April
May
<18
April
is?
May
May
t
May
May
April
May
May
May
Jnly
May
May
Indef.
*
April
Ex. ! April
Ex. ' April
Ap. i Indef.
Ap. May
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
March
May
May
yr.
yr-
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yn.
yr.
yr.
yes yea I Tea yea
yea yes ' yes yes
yes yes yes yes
•26 yes
no yes
16 yes
yr.
yr.
yr.
yss yes yes yea
yea yes yea yea
yes yes yes yea
yes yes I yes
yes yes I yes yes
no
yea' yea
no
no yea
yes yes
»50
850
»S0
820430
fio
yea
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
ISO
850
(8)
yes yea yes no
• yea no yes
yea t yea I yea yea
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
850
yes
810
810
yr.
yr
yes yes yea yea
yes yes i yes
yes yea yes yes 826
yes yes yes yes 810
yea yes yea yes 830
yea yes yes yes
yes
yes yea yea yes no
yea
yea
yea
yes
yea
yes
no
yes
yss
J»s
yes
yes
yes
yes
yea
y«»
yea
yas
yea
yea
yr.
yr.
yr.
Indef.
yr.
yr.
mos.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr-
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr
yr.
yr.
yes no no
yea yea yes
yes yes yea
no yes yes
yes yes yea
yes yes
no yes yes '
yes yes yes
DO no yes
yes yea yes
DO yes yes
yea yes yes
yes yes yes
no yes yes
no yes yes
DO yes yes
yea yes yes
no yes yes
yes yes yes
yes yes yes
no yes yes
no yea yes
yes yes yes
yes yes yes
yea yes yes
yea no yes
no yea no
yea yes yes
no yes yes
no yes no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes yes
yes yes
yes yes
yea yes
no yes
. no yes
no , yes
yes
yea
yea
no
DO
DO
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
no
no
no
yes
yea
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
DO yes
826 yes
820 yes
yea
|2S yes
no yes
830 yes
828 yes
yea I no
826 yea
826 yes
no yea
825 yes
no yes
yes
826 jyea
no < yea
no , yas
DO j res
875 I yes
825 i yes
828 lyea
yes yea
yes
DO
yes
no
850
860
$10. SSI
no
no
no
no
$10
no
810
$10
(1)
830
810
890
yea
yes
yes
yes
yes
yss
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yea
yes
yes
Numerical and otber references will be found on page 50.
51
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
Name of Hospital
Location
Number ol Beds
Intenu
(male
Grady Memorial Hospital...
Piedmont Sanatorium
St- Joseph's Infirm ary
University Hosplt»l
Macon Hospital •■
IDAHO
St. Alphonsus Hospital
ILLINOIS
Alexian Brothers' Hospital
patients only)
Augustana Hospital
Cook County Hospital *
Englewood Hospital
Grant Hospital
Hahemann Hospital >
Hospital of St. Anthony de Padua.
Illinois Central Hospital
Mary Thompson Hospital'
Mercy Hospital
Michael Beeee Hospital'
Mt. Sinai Hospital'.....
Norwegian American Hospital
Norwegian Lutheran Deaconess Hos-
pital »
Post.Graduate Hospital ' (J)
Presbyterian Hospital*
South Shore Hospital
St. Anne?« Hospital
St. Bernard's Hospital
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Lul;e"8 Hospital
St. Mary of Nazareth Hospital
Swedish Covenant Hospltai
University Hospital'
Washington Boulevard Hospital
Washington Park Hospital
Wesley Memorial Hospital'"
West Side Hospital
Evanston Hospital'
St. Francis Hospital'
Oak Park Hospital
West Suburban Hospital
IN-DIANA
St. Joseph's Hospital
Gary Hospital
St. Margaret's Hospital
Indianapolis Cty Hospital
Methodist Episcopal Hospital'
Robert W. Long Hospital'
St. Vincent's Hospital
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
St. Anthony's Hospital
IOWA
Jennie Fdmimdson Memorial Hosp.'
Mercy Hospital
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Iowa Methodist Hospital'
Mercy Hospital
Cniverslty Hospital'
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
KANSAS
St. Margaret's Hospital
Bell Memorial Hospital'
Christ's Hospital
St. Francis Hnspitnl
Wichita Hospital
KENTUCKY
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Good Samaritan Hospital
John N. Norton Memorial Infirmary.
Louisville City Hospital '
St. Anthony'* Hospital
LOUISIANA
Charity Hospital of Louisiana
Hotel DIeu
Illinois Central Ballroad Hospital...
Touro Infirmary'
Shreveport State Charity Hospital..
T. E. Scbumpert Memorial Sanlt.'..
MAINE
Eastern Maine General Hospital
Central Maine General Hosi>ital
Maine General Hospital
MARYLAND
Church Home and loflrmanr
City Hospitals. Bay View
Franklin Square Hoipital
Hebrew Hospital'
.lohns Hopkins Hospital '
Maryland General Hospital
Merer Hospital
South Baltimore General Hospital >.
Atlanta...
Atlanta...
Atlanta...
Augusta..
Macon....
Boise.
Chicago...
Chicago...
Chicago...
Chicago...
Chicago...
Chicago...
Chicago...
Chicago...
Chicago...
Chicago...
Chicago. . .
Chicago...
Chicago. ..
Chicago...
Obleago...
Chicago...
Chicago...
Chicago...
Chicago...
Obleago. . .
Chicago...
Obleago...
Obleago...
Chicago...
Chicago...
Chicago...
Chicago...
Chicago. . .
Cnilcago...
Evanston..
Evanston..
Oak Park..
Oak Park..
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S
143
yes
yes
115
36
a : 3 O
t §»
8S
165
560
75
yes
61
98
SO
27
200
yes
24
78
40
yes
200
56
56
"S
125
100
yes
'«?
48
44
30
yes
12s
yea
71
40
35
75
127
yes
yes
115
56
40
yes
ye*
20
SO
410 j 21
135 ! 2
fi.9S
Pt. Wayne 110
Gary yes
Hammond 90
Indianapolis 200
Indianapolis yes
Indianapolis 46
Indianapolis 138
Lafayette 140
Terre Haute : 1S6
Council Bluffs I 49
Davenport yes
Des Moines , 06
Des Moines ; 100
Dei Moines yes
Iowa City , 202
Slouz City .. yea
Kansas City 200
Rosedale 25
Topeka 30
Wichita 1S5
Wichita t 114
Covington 1 flo
Lexington ye«
Louisville ,. 50
Louisville 120
Louisville yes
New Orleans..
New Orleans..
New Orleans.,
New Orleans..
Shreveport.. ,
Shreveport...
366
78
yes
yes
100
yes
135
260
140
ISO
45
70
600
60
yes
30
50
50
25
140
yes
30
S2
20
yes
218
15
40
54
50
41
yes
yes
42
20
40
yes
75
yes
28
82
30
30 :
OO ,
yes
50
200
yes
46
30
90
60
40
yes
ao
75
yes
216
Bansor yes
Lewlston i yes I
Portland ' ye* j
Baltimore OO I
Baltimore yes |
Baltimore yes '
Baltimore ' 64 I
Baltimore | yes
Baltimore 1 100
Baltimore 166
Baltimore I 26
100
35
18
100
SO
131
yes
35
120
yes
340
75
ye«
yea
75
yes
ye*
ye*
yes
40
yes
yes
86
yes
HI
86
20
40 100
yes \ 80
18 I 436
30 100
26
68
50
26
yes
yes
35
38
15
yes
76
yes
140
28
35
45
30
yes
10
SO
ye*
20
32
20
26
50
yes
25
75
yes
220
yes ye*
I
15
32
16
36
183
yea
25
160
ye*
120
200
225
166
410
200
125
102
85
116
275
156
240
100
100
150
200
120
160
450
354
112
200
260
200
loe
120
150
260
260
638
200
300
75
80
250
200
880
125
110
400
100
514 ll,21»
26 178
yes
ye*
88
ye*.
ye* \ 183
yes 12S
ye* 140
Ap.
Ex
2 Ap.
8 Ap.
4 'Ap.
120
250
6
Ex.
25
260
4
Ap.
1,450
2,500
44
Ex.
25
160
6
Ap.
ye*
160
6
Ap.
58
148
6
Ap.
89
187
4
Ap.
10
110
5
Ap.
28
80
3
Ap.
60
400
13
Ap.
yes
781
8
Ind
49
108
4
Ap.
40
150
«
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Ap.
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Ap.
Ap.
8 Ap.
7 Ap.
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8 Ap.
3 Ap.
! t>
3
S
g,
•o
i^
1
April
March
March
April
July
: 12 or 18 [ yes yes yes I yes
1 yr. ; no few no yes
1 yr. no
1 yr. yes
1 yr. yes
Ap.
Ap.
j Ap.
10 I Ap.
8 Ex.
8 Ap.
4 ; Ap.
3 Ap.
8 Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
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38
10
61 2
280 I 14
8 Ap.
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2 Ap.
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1 Ap.
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214
200
26
yes
yes
36
yes
30
20
30
125
700
110
185
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
8 Ap.
1 : Ap.
4 Ap.
Ap.
Ex.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
260 , 12 I Ap.
75 ' 4 Ap.
621 40
180 9
May
April
Indef.
•
May
Indef.
!!}
Indef.
May
«
t
Indef.
April
Oct.
April
May
«•••
Indef.
It
April
April
Ji:
April
April
\
April
April
Marcb
Hay
May
April
May
April
tst
May
May
March
April
April
April
May
April
18 mos.
2^4 yrs.
18 mos.
12 mos.
1 yr.
1 yr.
18 mos.
18 mos.
1 yr.
18 mos.
18-24 mo.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1-2 yrs.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
2 yrs.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
18 mos.
16 mos.
2 yrs.
18 mos.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
2 yrs.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
lyr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
no
no
! no
j no
! yes
t yes
no
I yes
yes
i yes
j yes
i yes
I no
! no
! yes
I yes
( yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
no
yes
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no
no
yes yes no
yes yes 1 yes
yes yes yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
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yes
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yes yes
yes
yes
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yes
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; yes
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yes ] yes
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yes yes
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yes ;
yes
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yes
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yes
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yes
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ye* I yes
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yes
no
yes
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yes
yes
yes
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yes yes
no yes
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no ; yes
, no ; yes
yes yes
ye* ye*
1 yr.
1 yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
ye*
no
yes
I
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2d yr.
$100
yes
$40
yes yes
yes yes
yes i
ye* i
yes
ye*
ye*
yet
ye*
yea
ye*
ye*
yes
yea
ye*
no
ye* yes
yes ye*
ye*
ye*
no
ye*
ye*
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ye*
yea
ye*
yes
yes
ye*
yes
yes
May
1 yr.
April
1 yr.
Indef.
1 yr.
.-"■L
1 yr.
March
1 yr.
March
lyr.
yea ' ye* ye*
yes ye* ye*
yes yes ' ye*
: yes I ye* | yes
: ye* : yes yes
May
July
May
April
June
May
June
June
May
April
May
July
April
April
May
1 yr.
1 yr.
I yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
lyr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
few!
no
no
ye*
ye* I
yes'
no
ye* I
ye* !
ye*,
ye* !
ye*
yes
yes
yes
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
no
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ye*
ye*
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yes
ye* I ye*
yea 1 ye*
ye* ye*
yes I ye*
no , ye* ye*
no I ye* j ye*
no yes I ye*
no ye* I ye*
ye* yes ye*
j yes 1 yes 1 yes
; no yes ye*
. ye* ye* ye*
j no yes yes
j yes : yes yes
yes I ye* ye*
yes
yes
yes
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no
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yes
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no
no
no
no
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DO
no
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yes
yes
yes
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yes
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yes
yes
ye*
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no
no
no
no
no
no
$25
no
$26
no
no
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$26
no
no
no
DO
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
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no
$60
yea
$30
$12.50
(k)
$12.60
$36 yes
$30 ye*
$26 ! ye*
(I) ye*
no ye*
$126 (a) I y**
f26 y«*
ye*
yes
ye*
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$28 (b)
$.'>0
$76
$02.60
^
$60
$10
no
no
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no
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$25
no
$50
no
no
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yes
no
DO
no
no
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no
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yes
Numerical and other references will be found on page 59.
52
HOSPITALS APPROVED FOR INTERNSHIPS
Name ol Hoapltal
Location
St. Agnes' Hospital
St. Josepli's Hospital
Union Memorial Hospital
Dnlverslty of Maryland Hospital'..
MASS.4CHU8ETT8
Boston City Hospital
Carney Hospital
Massacliiisetts General Hospital'"..
Massacliusetts Homeorathic Hosp.'.
New England Hospital for Women
and Children ♦
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Brockton Hospital'
Cambridge Hospital
Chelsea Memorial Hospital
Olty Hospital ,
Union HospltaUl ■
Biirbank Hospital >«
Lawrence General Hospital
Lowell Corporation Hospital
Lowell General Hospital'
St. John's Hospital
Lynn Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital
Newton Hospital
House of Mercy Hospital
Snicm Hospital
MtTcy Hospital
SprlDgfleld Hospital
Waltham Hospital'
Memorial Hospital*
St. Vincent's Hospital
Worcester City Hospital
MICHIGAN
University Hospital
Battle Creek Snnltarlam '
City of Detroit Receiving Hospital.
Grace Hospital'
Harper Hospital
Henry Ford Hospital
Providence Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital
Blodgett Memorial Hospital
Butterworth Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital
Highland Park General Hospital
W. A. Foote Memorial Hospital
Hackley Hospital'
MINNESOTA
St. Mary's Hospital'
Abbott Hospital
Minneapolis General Hospital
Northwestern Hospital'
St. Barnabas Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital
Swedish Hospital'
University Hospital'
St. Mary's Hospital (aa)
Betliesda Hospital
Charles T. Miller Hospital
City and County Hospital
Mounds Park Sanitarium
Northern Pacific General Hospital...
St. Luke's Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
MISSISSIPPI
Mississippi State Charity Hospital..
Natchez Hospital •
Mississippi State Charity Hospital..
MISSOURI
Kansas City General Hospital
(white and colored)
Research Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
.St. Luke's Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital
.41exian Brothers' Hospital
Barnes Hospital
Jewish Hospital
Missouri Baptist Sanitarium
St. John's Hospital
St. Louis City Hoep. No. 1 (white) . .
St. Louis City Hosp. No. 2 (col.)....
St. Luke's Hospital'
St. Mary's Infirmary
MONTANA
St. Ann's Hospital
Murray Hospital
St. James Hospital '
NEBRASKA
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Bishop ClarksoD Memorial Hospital
Number of Beds
Interns
— I «.
= ■ «
1
att
u
>,o
n
Baltimore 140
Baltimore 190
Baltimore yes
Baltimore IM
Boston 391
Boston 71
Boston , 2(M
Boston 1S3
Boston I yes
Boston yes '
Boston I 75 '
Brockton ; 54
Cambridge | n
CiieUea ' M
Fall River ' 3S
Fall River , yes
FItchburg flO
LawTCDoe 30
Lowell I yes
Lowell 1 yes
Lowell 1 51 I
Lynn ' y«s ]
New Bedford ! $2 '•
Newton I 42
Pittsfleld 1 56 i
Sai'-m j 57 1
Springfield 128 '
Springfield I yes
Wnltham [ yes
Worcester ' yes
Worcester 100
Worcester ! 175
Ann Arbor : 06
BattleCreek 146
Detroit 200
Detroit 176
Detroit I 300
Detroit I yes
Detroit I yes
Detroit ' 185
Grand Rapids \ yes
I Grand Rapids : 38
Grand Rapids yes
Highland Park 34
Jackson 40
Muskegon 40
Dul'lth 175
Minneapolis 40
Minneapolis : 120
Minneapolis i 40 i
Minneapolis I 100
Minneapolis | 132
Minneapolis ! 115
Minneapolis 78
Rochester 325
St.Paul i 72
St. Paul i 75
St. Paul 1 yes
St.Paul I 45
St.Paul I 70
St. Paul yes
St.Paul ! yes
Jackson ' 100
N.Ttrhez i 80
Vicksburg 100
Kansas City..
Kansas City..
Knnsas City..
Kansas City.,
Kansas City..
St. Louis
St. Louis
St. Louis
St. Louis....,
St. Louis
St. Louis
St. Louis
St. Louis
St. Louis
Anaconda.
Butte
Butte
Lincoln.,
Omaha.,
yes
yes
145
«2
100
70
93
yes
145
100
yes
61
yes
100
yes
60
90
yes
yes
80
71
yes
85
359
n
1«S
n
yes I
yes
75
27
20
22
38
yes
SO
19
yes
yes
39
yes
18
87
40
SS
16
yes
yes
yes
50
137
866
196
100
SO
80
yes
yes
76
yes
20
yes I
33
45 :
60
26 ;
U6 i
S6
32
n
100
06
200
30
75
7—
26
60
y«
yes
20 240
14 275
yes 112
32 246
487 i 1.307
50 213
98 457
S21 i 545
100
100
yes
yes
66
35
yes
50
46
8S
23
54
yes
16
96
yes
yes
48
yes
66
126
56
142
223
200
127
164
91
125
150
128
147
100
160
128
188
126
206
160
19 j 111
40 200
yes 188
yes
ye«
60
80
159
60
124
80
yes
yes
40
yes
72
yes
W
40
S2
75
40
480 i
50
54
22
35
40
80
18
06 ,
yes '
66
10
yes
10
yes
yes
15
53
8
8
4
16
43
4
38
18
110
200
200
375
960
500
360
350
410
150
310
200
160
128
100
108
12S
lU
200
108
6S6
12S
188
22S
250 '
8
1
Iff
>
3
6
6
198 ; 12
floe '■ 8
120 I 2
216 4
8S0 10
125 1
140
160
136
.... 100 8
45 225 4
6 206 8
no 18
165
50
35
70
110
77
47
yes
yes
138
84
80
22
yes
yes
m
34
yes
yes j
76
yes
yes
40
10
66
15
yes
yes
yes
yes '
225
150
186
250
217
110
817
204
800
192
176
175
100
110
150
150
96
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April i 1 yr. yes
April ; 1 yr. yes
May 1 yr. ' no
May 1 yr. > yes
Indef.
ttJ
April
April
ttt
• ••«
May
March
Dec.
:«
April
Mareh
April
April
April
April
Mar
April
April
April
April
Indef.
May
April
::ti
April
April
April
April
April
May
April
April
April
April
t
March
April
t
April
Indef.
April
April
April
April
April
April
Aprn
1 yr. ! yes
16 mos. yes
6-21 mo. yes
1 yr. 1 yes
1 yr.
16 mos.
18 mos.
1 yr.
1 5T.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
l£-18mo.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 y?.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
21 mos.
1 yr.
2JTS.
1 yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr-
yr.
yr.
yr.
yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr
Ht
1 yr.
1 yr.
lyr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
no
I yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
no
yes
no
yes
yes
no
no
yes
yes
yes
j no
no
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
ye»
yes
yet
yes
yss
no
y«i
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yea
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
y««
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes yes
yes ' yes
yes ; yes
yes
no
yes
yes
no
yes
no
no
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
00
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
»25
yes
no
no
yes
yes
•25
yes
no
t«00(a)
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
tio
yes
yes
*26
yes
yes
$200 (a)
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
110
yes
no
no
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
£2
yes
yes
*26
yes
yes
128
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
»25
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yea
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes I
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes yes i
yes yes
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yes yes ]
yes j yes
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yes small
yes yes :
yes i yes ,
yes no ,
yes yes :
yes ; yes
yes I yes i
yes yes I
yes
yes
yes
no
yes yes
yes yes
yes ' yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes I yes
yes yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
April ' 1 yr.
April ; 1 yr.
March , 1 yr.
.*pril
April
April
Mar A
April
May
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
March
April
Aprn
April
April
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1-2 yrs.
1 yr.
23 mos.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
no
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
y««
yes
no
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yea
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yea
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
no
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
no
yes 1
yes
yes 1
no I
no I
yes I
yes i
yes ;
no :
no
no
(d)
»»
(h)
no
tiso
no
$25
no
$400 (a)
$76
$26
$rt7.S0
$76
$25
no
no
no
$23 to $40
no
$25
no
(hbl
$26
no
no
yes
$25
$50
$25
small no
yes $25
yes no
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
yes I
yes
yea
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
$28
$50
$50
$75
$50
$25
no
$2O&$30
$25
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yss
yes
yes
yea
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
y«»
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
$26 j yes
$25 I yes
$2S yea
$25 ! yes
I
$50
$40
$25
$25
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
Numerical and other references will be found on page 59.
53
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
Location
Number ot Beds
tn terns
"a
r
Length of
Service
Is
SI
o
a
2
1
1
OS
i
Salary per Mo.
lo
Name ot Hospital
8
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1
a
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1
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la
10
6
9
21
U
2
i
i
u
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8
6
6
10
12
7
8
8
0
8
4
4
3
10
24
2
18
2
<
«
4
8
2
1
4
1
4
3
2
8
80
4
16
4
7
9
10
4
8
4
6
11
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ft.O
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Bs.
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£z.
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ft
ii
Oreighton Memorial St. Joseph's
100
94
40
55
yea
yes
65
60
yes
80
yes
yes
yes
78
215
116
yes
48
y««
ye*
200
56
yes
107
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76
68
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40
48
yes
82
71
175
yes
yes
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126
45
146
94
40
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80
40
87
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ye*
100
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80
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412
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204
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178
108
80
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ye*
41
51
80
04
40
65
ye*
SO
70
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40
yes
yes
yes
24
196
107
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40
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260
15
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286
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28
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45
43
66
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yes
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75
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88
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100
100
16
20
104
20
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10
26
140
252
20
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106
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28
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461
78
218
yes
ye*
86
70
80
80
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87
47
170
20
60
20
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yes
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18
170
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60
62
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18
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10
01
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18
61
20
yes
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60
12
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120
45
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60
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10
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16
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8
68
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19
yes
44
yes
807
6
688
yes
yes
104
30
25
166
ye*
12
860
206
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180
100
185
166
120
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160
116
200
450
120
681
228
175
164
100
no
600
122
86
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246
186
100
106
86
167
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126
176
280
75
80
490
UO
04
IS
807
180
210
102
285
1,830
466
275
208
800
96
800
226
90
176
868
75
872
102
214
17B
86
800
800
110
135
80
226
76
102
90
1.680
152
1,060
142
330
368
208
186
884
to
SO
196
April
Aprfl
May
April
April
April
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April
April
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April
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S
April
April
March
March
April
Oct.
Feb.
May
Marcb
April
Indef.
March
April
May
if.?
April
April
M«7
May
April
June
April
March
April
••
nt
t
April
April
t
April
Indet.
1
April
Indet.
April
March
April
April
Mardi
April
April
April
«
April
April
May
Indet.
Indef.
f
%
%
f^
f. '
Indet.
'i'
Fob.
1
m
i«
lyr.
1 yr.
12-18mo.
lyr.
lyr.
lyr.
1 yr.
lyr.
1 yr.
lyr.
lyr.
lyr.
1 yr.
16 mo*.
18 mo*.
1 yr.
lyr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
lyr.
21 mo*.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
11 mo*.
Inleit.
12-18 mo.
lyr.
lyr.
lyr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
lyr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
}"■
2yr«.
18 mo*.
2yr*.
1 yr.
2 yrs.
26 mo*.
}^-
2yr*.
1 yr.
2yr*.
16 mo*.
18 mo*.
lyr.
1 yr.
lyr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
lyr.
lyr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
18 mo*.
1 yr.
18 mo*.
1 yr.
18 mo*.
18 mo*.
12-18mo.
2 yrs.
2 yrs.
1 yr.
18mos.
16 mos.
1-2 yrs.
1-2 yrs.
2yr*.
lyr.
18 mo*.
20 mo*.
ye*
y««
ye*
yes
ye*
yes
ye*
ye*
ye*
yc*
no
ye*
•22.60
no
no
$25
no
»10 (n)
*»
»2S
(o)
$26
$140
yes
826
$26
%
no
$25
$60
no
$26
no
$50
DO
fqt
$30
no
$25
$400 (a)
$50
25
$26
no
$400(a)
$80
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
$160 (a)
no
(t)
no
$20
no
no
$26
no
$26
$28
no
•26
tl
*26
$60
•25
126
150
$100 (a)
no
ye*
ye*
ye*
no
no
no
$000 (a)
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
DO
yei
Nebrasli-a Methodist Episojpal Hos-
pital
ye*
ye* j yes . ye*
yes yes yee
ye* j yes j yes
yes yes yes
ye*
NEW JERSEY
Atlantic Citv HosDltal
Atlantic City
Bavonne
yes
Bayonne Hospital and Diepensary..
ves
yes
West Jersey Homeopatliic Hospital ^
Camden
yes yes yes yes
yes ye* yes yes
ye* i ye* yes small
yes
Elisabeth
yee
Elizabeth
yea
Elizabeth
ye*
ye*
ye*
y««
ye«
yes
yes 1 ye* no
yes
Englewood Hospital Association —
Hackensack Hospital
yes
ye*
yes i no
ye* i ye*
yes
Hackensack
Hoboken
ye*
Rt Marv'^ Hosoital
ye* no i no
ye* ye* no
ves ves ' yes
ye*
Jersey City
ye*
Jersey City Hospital ^
ye*
Jersey City
yes yes yes 1 yes
yes yes yes i yes
yes ! yes 1 yes yes
no
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Lone Branch
Montdatr......
yee
yee
Nmrark
ye*
ye*
ye*
yes
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
yee
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
yes
yes
ye*
ye*
yea
no
ye*
ye*
ye*
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
ye*
ye*
no
yes
no
ye*
no
yes
no
no
no
no
no
ye*
no
no
no
ye* 1 ye* no
ye* 1 yes yes
yes yc* yes
ye* no i no
yee
Newark Beth Israel Hospital*
Newark
{ yee
Newark.
ye*
ye*
St. James' Hospital
Newark.
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye«
ye*
ye*
ye*
yes
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
yes
ye* yc*
ye* no
ye* yes
yes no
ye*| no
ye* ve*
ye*
St Michael's Hosoftal
Newark.
DO
Ofan^
ye*
St Marv's Hosnltal
OranffS.s*
ye*
Passaic General Hosnital *
Passaic. •
ye*
St Marv'a Hosnital
Pauftlc.a
yea
Nathan and Miriam Bamert Me-
morial Hospital *■
Paterson
ye*
ye*
ye*
no
ye*
ve*
1 ye*
Patereon Gtencral Hospital
Patersoo
1 ye*
St. Joseph's Hospital
Paterson
yes
Muhlenbers^ Hospital
Plalnfleld
ye* ye*
ye* ; ve*
yes
Mercer HoAnltal
yes
St. Francis' Hospital
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
no
DO
no
no
ves
yes
William McEioley Memorial Ho*p. ..
yes
yes
NKW YORK
Albany Hospital
Albany
yee
St. Peter's Hospital
Albany
yee
yes
Binghamton City Hospital^
Binghamton
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
ye* ye*
ye* ye*
ye* ye*
ye* ye*
yee i no
TM ves
ye*
Brooklyn Hospital
ye*
BrowDSTlile and Esat New York
DO
ye*
Hospital ot the Holy Family
Jewish Hospital
y«*
ye*
Kings County Hospital
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Brooklyn.
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Brooklyn.
Brooklyn
ye* ye* yes
ye* ye* ye*
yes yes yes
ye* ye*| ye*
ye* ye* ' ye*
yos i yes yes
yes ye* no
yes yes yes
yes yes no
yes yes yes
yes yes ve*
y**
Long Island College Hospital*
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Norwegian Lutiieran Deaconess
Home and Hospital
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
St. John'* Hospital
ye*
St. Mary'* Hospital'
yet
St. Peter's Hospital
no
Swedish Hospital
yes
WyckofT Heights Hoapltal
yet
Buftalo City Hospital * «»
yM
Buffalo Columbias Hospital
Boffalo
ye* no
yes ye*
ye* ve*
yes
yc*
DO
ye*
yee
no
no
ves
yes
Buffalo General Hospital
BofTalo.* • • . • •
yes
Buffalo Homeopathic Hospital
Buffalo Hospital ot tbe Sistan of
CJiarity '•
BntTslo
yee
ym
ye*
yes
no
ves
y«i
ye*
ye*
ye*
yes
yes
Deaoone** Hospital
yes
Emergency Hospital ot tbe Sisters
ot Charity ••
Buffalo
Buffalo
Oil tton Sprints
Klmira
yet
Erie County Hospital'
yet
Aniot-Ogden Memorial Hospital
ves ves
yet
Flushing Hospital and Dispensary '
Oiens Falls Hospital
Flushing
ye* yc* ye« ; yes
yet
St. John'* Long Island City Uo*p.
Nassau Hospital
Long Island City...
Mlneola
Mount Vamon
New Bochelle
New York
ye* ye* ye*
no yes I yes
yes yos ye*
ye* yes ye*
no yes yes
ye* ye* yc*
ye* ye* yes
no yes yes
no
no
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
yes
no
ye*
yes
yea
yes
yes
no
y«i
ye*
yM
yat
Mount Vernon Hospital
yet
New Rochelle Hoapltal'
yet
Bellevue Hospital '
yet
Beth Israel Hospital
New York
yet
City Hospital
New York
Correctional Hoapltal
New York.
no
Fifth Avenue Hoepital
New York
New York
no
yes
yes
ye*
yes
ye*
ye*
no
yes
yes ye*
yet
Fordbam Hospital'
no
French Hoapital
New York.
New York
yes
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
yes
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
Gouverueur Ho*pltal
Bariem Hospital
Italian BcDerolent Institute and
Hospital
New York
New York.
y«
Knickerbocker Hoipltal
Lebanon Hospital
New York..
yw
Numerical and other refereooe* win be toond on page 68.
54
HOSPITALS APPROVED FOR INTERNSHIPS
Name of Hospital
Location
.!-
Lffiox Hill Hospital
Lincoln Hospital and Home
Metropolitan Hospital'
Mt. Mnal Hospital
Mew Tork Homeopathic Medical Col-
lege and Flower Hospital*
New York Hospital
New York Inflrmary for Women
and Children'
New York PostGraduate Medical
School and Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital*
Boos«velt Hospital
St. Francis' Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital
St. Mark's Hospital'
St. Tlnoent's Hospital
Staten Island Hospital
U. S. Marine Hospital
Cnltcd Hospital
Vasstir Bros. Hospital '
Highland Hospital '
Bochester Gt'noral Hospital
Homeopathic Hospital >
Ellis Hospital
Hospital of the Good Shepherd
St. Joseph's Hospital'
Syracuse Memorial Hospital'
Samaritan Hospital '
Grasslands Hospital
St. John's Riverside Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
NORTH CAROLINA
Hlgbsmlth Hospital'
Bex Hospital
Jamea Walker Memorial Hospital *..
NORTH DAKOTA
Bismarck F.vangellcal Hospital'
St. John's Hospital'
OHIO
Christ Hospital
Olnclnnatl Gi'neral Hospital'
Good Samiirltaa Hospital
Jewish Hospital
Olevclaml City Hospital'
Lakeside Hospital
Mt. SInal Hospital
St. Alexis Hospital"
St. John's Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital
St. Vincent's Charity Hospital
Hawkes Hospital of Mt. Cannel
Protestant Hospital Association....
St. Francis' Hospital*'
Miami Valley Hospital'
City Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
St. FJizabeth's Hospital'
Youngstown Hospital'
OKI^\HOMA
St. Anthony's Hospital'
State University Hospital
OREGON
Emanuel Hospital
Multnomah County Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
PENNSYLVANIA
Allcntown Hospital'
Sacred Heart Hospital
Altoona Hospital
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Chester Hospital'
Clearfield Hospital
G. F. Gelslnger Memorial Hospital..
Easton Hospital
Hamot Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital'
Harrlsburg Hospital'
Lancaster General Hospital'
McKeesport Hospital
Chestnut Hill Hospital
Franfcford Hospital
Frederick Douglas Memorial Hospi-
tal (colored) '
Germantown Dispensary and Hosp.
Hahnemann Hospital
Hospital of Protestant Episcopal
Church"
Hospital of the University of Penn-
sylvania '
Hospital of the Women's Homeo-
pathic Association'
Hospital of Woman's Medical Col.*
New York..
New York..
New York..
New York-
New York..
New York..
New York..
New Tork
New York
New Tork
New York
New York
New York
New Tork
New Tork
New York
Port Chester..
Fougbkeepsle..
Rochester
Rochester
Bochester
Schenectady...
Syracuse.
Syracuse
Syracuse
Troy
Valhana. ,
ToDken
Yonken
Fayettevtlle.
Raleigh
Wilmington.
Bismarck..
Fargo
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Olevelaod
Cleveland 101
Cleveland ; yea
Cleveland | yes
Cleveland M
Cleveland 1 «S
Cleveland 190
Columbus : 128
Columbus SO
Columbus I yea
Dayton 113
Springfield 48
Toledo IM
Youngstown 96
Youngstown ! 92
Oklahoma City I 74
Oklahoma aty 125
Portland yes
Portland | so
Portland 196
Allentown 96
AUentown
Altoona ; yes
Bryn Mawr ; 37
Chester 104
Clearfield j 66
DanvlUe | 60
Enston i 66
Erie 1 79
Erie j yes
Harrlsburg | yes
Lancaster j 90
McKeesport 105
Philadelphia yes
Philadelphia i yes
Philadelphia I yes
Philadelphia «7
Philadelphia yes
Philadelphia ! yes
Philadelphia..
Philadelphia..
Philadelphia..
Numerical and other referaiees will be found on page 59.
55
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
Name of Hospital
Location
Jefferson Medical College Hospital..
Jewish Hospital of Philadelphia
The Lankenau Hospital
Memorial Hospital ,
Mercy Hospital (col.)* *.
Methodist Episcopal Hospital*
Misericordia Hospital
Mt. SInal Hospital
Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia General Hospital*
Philadelphia Polyclinic Hospital*...
Presbyterian Hospital
Samaritan Hospital
St. Agnes' Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital**
St- Mary's Hospital
Woman's Hospital of Philadelphia *
.Allegheny General Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Monteflorc Hospital Association*...
Passavant Hospital *
Pittsburgh Homeopathic Hospital*.
Pittsburgh Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
South Side Hospital*
St. Francis' Hospital*
St. John's General Hospital
St. Joseph's Hosp. and Dispensary..
St. Margaret's Memorial Hospital*.
Western Pennsylvania Hospital*
PottsvIIle Hospital
Heading Hospital
Robert Packer Hospital
Hahnemann Hospital
State Hospital for the Northern
Anthracite Coal Region of Pa.*...
St. Luke's Hospital
.Mercy Hospital *
WilkesBarre City Hocpltal.
Columbia Hospital *
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Philippine General Hospital *
RHODE ISLAND
State Inflrraary
Memorial Hospital
Rhode Island Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
SODTH CAROLINA
Roper Hospital »
South Carolina Baptist Hospital *
TENNESSEE
Baroness Erlanger Hospital
Knorrllle General Hospital
Baptist Memorial Hospital *
Memphis City Hospital *
St. Joseph's Hospital
Geo. W. Hubbard Hospital (col.) > »
Nashville City Hospital
Protestant Hospital ...
St. Thomas' Hospital
TEXAS
Hotel DIeu
Baylor Hospital * ...
St. Paul's Sanitarium
John Sealy Hospital •
St, Mary's Infirmary
Baptist Hospital *
Southern Pacific Hospital
St. Joseph's Inflrraary
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital.
Santa Rosa Infirmary
.Santa Pe Hospital
Temple Sanitarium
Providence Sanitarium
UTAH
Thomas D. Dee Memorial Hospital..
Dr. Grovee' Latter Day Saint*' Ho«-
pIUI*
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake Coonty Hospital,
St. Mark's Hospital
VERMONT
Mary rietcher Hospital
Fanny Allen Hospital
VIBOINIA
Hospital of St. TInoent de Paul *.
Norfolk Protestant Hospital
Medical Oollece ot VlTSlnIa, Hos-
pital Division*
Retreat for the Sick*
Stuart Circle Hospital
Virginia Hospital
Philadelphia
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
IMttsburgh
ttsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
l'itt.«b(irKh
Pittsburgh
I'ittsburgh
I'ittsburgh
Pittsburgh
PottsvIIle.
Reading
Sayre.
Scranton
Numerical and other references will be found on page 59.
56
HOSPITALS APPROVED FOR INTERNSHIPS
Location
NumlWT ol Beda
Interns
a >*
Length ot
Service
i
s
2
1
fc
e
1
6
S
K
■
■s
m
1
!l
Name ot Hoiplta)
8
1
X
s
1
1
5
•
11
'A
at
►.o
I 5
II s
Roanoke. 1
80
96
yea
76
78
78
M
yes
86
yes
75
»
88
y«i
yea
88
120
f5
277
60
20
56
75
H>
yes
ao
25
30
yes
SO
yea
75
yes
yea
yes
15
SO
IS
yea
yes
80
40
yea
180
8»3
M
10
M>
yes
60
26
yea
80
06
20
yea
26
yea
yea
yea
"'ss'
38
yea
yea
20
30
yea
20
275
81
110
200
220
200
ISO
130
316
105
140
120
ISO
170
196
130
110
200
78
ISO
98
ISO
88
186
180
108
300
945
167
2
2
2
.
1
2
I
I
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
April
April
April
April
Feb.
2yr«.
1 yr.
2yra.
yea 1 yea
yea yea
1
yea yea
ye« yea
no tew
ye*
ye*
ye*
y«*
DO
ye*
DO
ye*
ye*
DO
»60
no
«50
$75
ye*
yea
Vniverilty of Virginia Hoapltal «....
WASUINGTON
Cnlverslty
re*
Seattle
no
AAflttlA mtv Hniinltiil ^*
Seattle.
TS*
^AllttlA Df^TiATiil Hninit-al 1*
SMttla.
re*
(Vtattifl.
no
no
yes
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ex.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
A p.
A p.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ex.
Ap.
Ap.
April
f
April
April
April
April
May
Indef.
April
April
March
April
April
April
May
March
April
April
April
March
April
1 yr.
6 moa.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
ye*
ye*
ye*
yea
DO
ye*
ye*
no
ye*
ye*
yes
ye*
ye*
yea
yea
yea
ves
ye«
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
no
ye*
ye*
ye*
yea
ye*
yea
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
*5I>
ISO
ISO
ISO
no
n
ISO
no
^
150
*»
ISO
ISO
135 (n)
118
ye*
Spokane Deaconess Hospital ^
yea yea
yea yea
DO 1 yea
DO 1 yea
yea 1 yea
no ye*
DO ye*
yea ye*
yea ye*
ye* ye*
yea yea
ye* ye*
no 1 ye*
DO ye*
yea ye*
yea
ye*
WKST VIRGINIA
Charleston
Uanstord
Wheeling
Ashland
Fond du Lac
La Crono
ye*
ye*
Ohio Valley General Hospital
WI80OSSIN
ye*
yee
yea
fit Airnps' HosDital
La Crosse 1/utheran Hospital
St PrimpJi' Hosnital . .
yea
La Croaae
yea
St Marv's HoADltal
Madison
no
!St. Joeeph'a Hospital
Columbia Hospital
Milwaukee Hospital (The Patsavant)
Marshfleld
ye*
Milwaukee
ye*
Milwaukee
yea
Milwaukee
yea
St. Joaeph's Hoapital
St. Mary'a Hospital
St. Mary's and Mercy Hospitals
Milwaukee County Hospital'
CANADA
Vancouver General Hospital >
FOREIGN
Pekin Union Medical College Hoap.»
Milwaukee
ye*
Milwaukee
yea yes yes
yea
Oabkoah
ye* yea
ycsjyea
yes ye*
1
ye* i yea
yea
ye*
yes
yea
ye*
Wauwatosa
Vancouver, B.C
PeklDg, China
y«*
yes
yee
SECTION II. STATE HOSPITALS AND HOSPITALS FOR THE INSANE:
TOTAL, 30; INTERNSHIPS, 57; BEDS, 49,383.
Searcy Hospital
Bryee Hospital
Arkansas State Hospital for Nai^
vous Disease*
Livermore Sanitarium
Saint Elizatx'th's Hoppltnl >
CheroliiH' State Hospital'
Indepencicnco State Hospital
Bast Louisiana Hospital tor Insane
(white and colored) '
Augusta State Hospital'
Psychopathic Department, Boston
State Hospital'
Sheppard aud Enoch Pratt Hosp.
Danvers State Hospital (Bathome
P. O.)'
State Infirmary'
State Psycliopathlc Hospital
Fergus Falls State Hospital'
New Hampshire State Hospital'....
Central Isllp State Hospital '
Gowanda State Homeo. Hosp
Kings Park State Hospital'
Manhattan State Hospital
St. Lawrence State Hospital'
Hudson River State Hospital'
Bloomingdale Hospital'
State Hospital at Raleigh '
North Dakota State Hospital tor
the Insane
State Hospital for the Insane'
Friends' Hospital
State Hospital for Mental Diseases '
Butler Hospital
Central State Hospital
Mt. Vernon, Ala. ...
'I'uscaioosa, Ala. ...
Little Rock. Ark. . .
Livermore. Cal
Washington, V. C.
Cherokee, la
Independence. la. ..
Jackson, La
Augusta, Me
Boston, Mast.
Towson, Md. ..
40
10
yes yes
Danvers. Mass
Tewksbury, Mass. .
Ann Arbor, Mich. ..
Fergus Falls. Minn
Concord. N. H I
Central Isllp, N. T.
CoUlns, N. Y 1
Kings Park. N. Y. ..
New York City
Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.l
White Plains, N.Y.
Raleigh, N.C '
Jamestown, N. D. ..; t
Allentown. Pa ; 12
Philadelphia, Pa,
Howard, R. I. ...
Proyidencf. R. I.
Nashville. Tenn.
491
yea
I.Mb
1
H6
1,1H>
1,200
1,000
i,mo
2#!«
86
ULV)
I.ISO
1,200
yes 2,006
1.200 1,200
110
ISO
150
62
386
1.11'
180
170
20
200
40
,3.500
350
1,150
1,069
1,066
185
1,3^
l.i'28
1,625 l,e2o
1,734 2400
62
yes 1,700
1,440 1,440
5.000
1.C4T
3,300
350
1,150
1,275
1,340
18S
1.385
200
1.188
Ap. j Spring
Ap. { March
Ap. I Indet.
•i-
Ap. ; April
Ap. i April
Ap. Indef.
Ap.
Ap.
S Ap.
3 lAp.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ex.
Ind. Ap.
ln<l Ex.
Ind. Ex.
■2 IX.
1 |Ap.
2 Ap.
{ Ap.
Iap.
I Ap.
|ap.
I Ap.
Ap.
March
Indef.
iDdef.
April
April
Indef.
April
April
Indef.
Indef.
Indef.
Indef.
Indet.
Indef.
Indef.
April
April
April
Indef.
Indef.
March
April
1 yr.
1 yr.
Indef.
1 yr.
itt
Indef.
Indef.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
8 mo*.
1 yr.
1 yr.
Indef.
Smos.
Indef.
1 yr.
Indef.
Indet.
Indet.
Indet.
1 yr.
4mos.
1 yr.
Indet.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
no
no
DO
no i yes
no yes
no no
no yes
ye* ye*
I
ye* { no
ye* no
ye*
ye*
yes
yes
ye*
ye*
yes
yes
DO
i>o
yea
no
126
llOU
150
ye* ; $.%
yea |50
yea jes
ye*
yes
ISO
HOO
ye* I 1900 (a)
yes 1100
no ye* ye*
no ye* ye*
jes no yes
no no yes
no no yes
no yes yes
no yes yes
ye* ! ye* j yes
y«l : 1
ye* I DO ' yes !
no yea yee
no yes yes
ye* no yes
no i yes : yes
yes yes yes
no I no ' yee
yea yee ! yes
yes no \ yes
yea yes j yes
yea
yes
yes
no
yes
yee
yes
yes
|4S
no
1100
ISO
175
$100
1100
1100
yes |1,200 (a)
yes $100
yes 1100
no yes
yes yes
ye* no
yes Indef.
yes $50
yes $100
ye* ; $40
ye*
yes
no
no
yes
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
no
ye*
ye*
ye*
no
yes
yes
ye*
yes
yea
ye*
ye*
ye*
ye*
y«*
no
yes
yea
yes
yes
no
SECTION III. OTHER SPECIAL HOSPITALS: TOTAL, 113; INTERNSHIPS, 511; BEDS, 17,189.
Children's Hospital
Children's Hospital
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hos-
pital
TubereulosI* Hospital
V. S. Soldiers Home Hospital
Annie W. Durand Hospital of the
John McCormIck Institute for In-
fectious Diseases'
Chicago Lying-In Hosp. and Disp.»
Chicago Maternity Hospital *
Children's Memorial Hospital'
Henrotin Memorial Hospital"
Los Angeles, Calif.
Washington, D. C.
Washington, D. C.
Washington, D. C.
Washington, D. C.
Chicago, 111.
Chicago, III.
Chicago, 111.
Chicago, HI.
Chicago, 111.
40
56
SO
155
319
60
17
06
20
140
22
185
17
96
110
156
875
Ap.
Ap.
2 Ex.
2 I Ap.
lDd.j Ap.
60 4
140 24
185 ; 6
75 i 3
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Oct.
»
Indet.
April
Indet.
1
Indef.
Indef.
\
1 yr.
6mos.
yes
yes
1 yr. yea
1 yr. no
Indet. no
C mos. DO
6 mos. yes
6 mos. yes
1 yt. yes
1 yr. yee
yes
yes
ye*
no
no
no
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
ye*
yes
no
yes
yea
yea
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
$75
$15
$10
no
1120
yes
yes
no
no
no
(w)
(x) I yee
tees yes
no \ yes
no yes
Numerical and other references will be found on page 50.
57
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
Name of Hospital
Location
Home for Deetitate Crippled Obil-
dreo *
Illinois Charitable Eye and Ear
Infirmary
North Chicago Hospital "^
Halstead Hospital i "»
Pope Sanatorium (medical)
St. Joseph's Inflnnary (surgical) . . .
Illinois Central (Railway) Hospital
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hosp. ..
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary
Baltimore Eye, Ear and Throat
Charity Hospital '
Hospital lor Women of Maryland •
Nursery and Childs Hospital *
James Lawrence Kemon Hospital
lor Crippled Children
Thomas Wilson Sanitarium ' (chil-
dren)
Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium..
Boston Consumptives Hospital
Boston Disp. and Hosp. for children
Boston Floating Hospital ' (medi-
cal)
Boston Lying-In Hospital
Children's Hospital
OoUls P. Huntington Memorial Hos-
pital "
Infants' Hospital
Massachusetts Charitable Eye and
Ear Infirmary
St. Mary's Infant Asylum and
Lying-In Hospital
Free Hospital for Women"
Children's Hospital of Michigan'...
Woman's Hospital and lutaots'
Home ^
Morgan Park Hospital •»
Nopeming Sanatorium » (tubercu-
losis)
State Hospital for Indigent Crip-
pled and Deformed Children*
Northern Pacific (Railway) Hosp.>
Northern Pacific (Railway) Hosp...
Children's Mercy Hospital'
Barnard Free Skin and Cancer Hosp.
St. Louis Children's Hospital*
Montefiore Country Sanatorium (tu-
berculosis)
Kingston Avenue Hosp.* (Oont.)
Childreo's Hospital > •
Babies* Hospital
Herman Knapp Memorial Eye Hosp.
Jewish Maternity Hospital
Lying-In Hospital of the Ctty of
New York*
Manhattan Maternity and IMsp
Memorial Hospital (cancer)
Montefiore Home and Hospital tor
Chronic Dlseasea
Neurological Institute ot New Tork. .
New York Eye and Ear Inflrmarr...
New York Nursery and Child's Hosp.
New York Ophthalmic Hospital
(surgical)
New York Orthopedic Dispensary
and Hospital
New York Skin and Cancer Hoai*. . .
New York Society for Relief ot Bap-
tured and Crippled
Reconstruction Hospital (surgleal)
Riverside Hospital (cont. and
tuber.)
Seton Hospital (tuberculosis)
Sloane Hospital for Women
St. Mary's Free Hosp. for Ohlldnn.
WlUard Parker Hospital * (medical)
Woman's Hospital *
St. Charles Hospital for Crippled
Children
Rutherford Hospital (surgical)
Chicago, III.
Chicago, ni
Chicago, III
Halstead, Kan. . .
' Louisville, Ky. ...
: Louisville, Ky
; Paducab, Ky
; New Orleans, La.
! Portland, Me
Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore, Md.
Hillsdale, Md. .
Mt. Wilson. Md. ..
State Sanatorium,
Md
Boston, Mass
Boston, Mass
Boston, Mass.
Boston. Mass. .
Boston, Mass. .
Boston. Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Boston. Mass.
Boston. Mass. . . .
Brookllne, Mass. .
Detroit, Mich
Number of Beds
Interns
yes
yes
SO
100
20
yes
yes
50
60
U
57
yes
yes
10
2S
20
yes
yes
S =
O r« Z
S3
It
115
ye«
"io
90
00
flO
yes
20
U5
175
85
70
»
100
90
eo
100
40
us
70
Ap.
Ex.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
n
100
I
M
U
"w'i
"I
» i
no
« S Ap.
75 S Ap.
4M I 4 Ap.
«a U Ap.
SZ ! 4 Ap.
H» 12 Ap.
« I ft j Ap.
IM I • jEx.
IS t Ap.
80 I 8 Ap.
no !
Ex.
I
95
SO ' 2 Ap.
96 8 Ap.
120 12 Ap.
I Detroit, Mich.
I Duluth, Minn.
Cincinnati Tuberculosis Sanat.***..
Cleveland Maternity Hospital*
St. Anne's Infant Asylom uid Ma-
ternity Hospital »
Children's Hospital «
Portland Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Hospital*
American Oncologic Hosp. (cancer)
Children's Homeopathic Hospital
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
Nopemlog, Minn. .
St. Paul, Minn. ..
Olcndlve, Mont. ..
Missoula, Mont. .
Kansas City, Mo.
St. Louis, Mo. ...
St. Louis. Mo
Bedford HIIU.N.T.
Brooklyn. N. Y
Buftalo. N. Y
New York City
New York City
New York City
New York City.
New York Cdty.
New York aty.
New York City.
New York City.
New York City.
New York City.
New York City.
Now York City..
New York City.
New York CTty.
New York City.
New York City.
New York City.
Now York City.
New York aty.
New York City.
New York City.
Pt. Jefferson, N. Y.
Riithcrfcrdton.
N.C
(^nclnnatl, Ohio...
Cleveland, Ohio. . . .
Cleveland, Ohio.
Columbus, Ohio..
Portland, Or*....,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia. Pa.
»
15
I »1
i 15
UO
«r
210 no s Ap.
230 '
30 15
35 «0
4 Ap.
1 !Ap.
yes,
25 I
2B
no
yes I yes
10 I TO
SO
UO
n
ns
yes
no I t
ao 1
75 1
UO ! >
44 a
141 4
no 2
no . n
125 u
80 4
Ap.
Ap.
60
its'
47
100
S8
228 '
«6 :
U5
52
U«
41B
88
tn
U4
US
710
240
34
yes , yes
980
in '
to
8> :
15« I
M I
600|
8S I
175 j
278 U
2S»
80
yes
85
20
245
"ie'
288
120
110
yet
47
1*4
W
480
as
Ttol
240
270
lao ,
980
187 I
260
80
288
120
110
SO
88
27
182
80
Ap.
Ap.
•**•
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Ex.
tl:
Ap.
|Ap.
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i Ap.
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2 *.".•
6 Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
•a
a IX
^ J2 ■—
U isi
is.\ -a
Indef.
April
April
March
July
Indef.
May
«
April
April
I
April
May
Indef.
April
Indef.
April
lyr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
Indef.
2mos.
ye*
yes
yes
yes
yes
yee
yes
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
no
y«»
yes
no
yes
yes
no
yes
yes < no
yes yes
yes few
yes
yes
no
yee
no
yes
no
tew
yes
s
I
^2
1 yr. no
4 mos. j no
6 mos. ! yes
ZH mos. yes
6 mos. I yes
8-9 mos. yes
1 yr.
Smoa.
yes
no I
no yes
no yes
yes yes
no yes
' yes
yes > no
no yes
yes i yes
Indet. 1 15-20 mo. I yes yes yes
^Si-
M
Indst.
Indet.
8 mos. I yes I yes
3 mos. yes yes
0-12 mo. yes I no yes i yes
1 yr. no yes ; yes ; yes
yes
yes
yes
no
no
yes
yes
no
no
DO
yes
no
no
no
no
no
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
(M2 mo.
Indef. 2 mos.
Indef. 1 yr.
April 1 yr.
1 I S-U mo.
April I 1 yr
April ' 1 yr.
March
Nov.
May
July
i
Tndet.
Indef.
Indef.
April
I
• •••
Indet.
Indet.
H
Indef.
ttt
Aprfl
Indef.
Indef.
t
T
«t
I
April
April
Manb
April
1 yr.
Amos.
2 mos.
1 yr.
18 mos.
8-8 mos.
4-8 mos
Amos.
4 mos.
1 yr.
2yrs.
18 mos.
Indef.
1 yr.
2 yrs.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
8 mos.
1 yr.
1 yr.
8 mos.
8 mos.
1 yr.
8 mos.
1 yr.
2 mos.
8 mos.
1 yr.
lyr.
1 yr.
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
DO
no
yee
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes no yes
no
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
yesi
yes I
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
$25
no
»7»
yes
(u)
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
yes
yes
no
yes
no
no
yea
no
yea
yee
yes
no
yes
no
y«»
yes
yes
yes
no
yee
yes
no
yes
no
yes [ yes yes
no
DO
$50
no
180
no I no
825 to ISO no
$25 no
$26 yes
825 no
no yss
no I no
no j yes
yes [ yes
yes : yes
yes yes
no I yes
no i no
no yes
yes yes
yes
no
yes
no
yes yes no
! yes 1 no yes
yes no yes
yes yes ! yes
yes yes I yes
no no no
no ; no ; no
April
1
1 yr.
smos.
no
yes
yee
no
yes
DO
yes
yes yes
yes
no
DO
yee
yes
yes
yes
no I yes
no DO
no
yes
yes yes
yes I yee yes
yes ; yes yes
yes
yes
$340 (a) no
$26 yes
I
yes »ino-$160 no
yes
yes
yee
yee
no
no
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
no
no
$25
$60
yes
8600-81000
no
yea $25-8100
yes no
yes
yes
no
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yee
no
$60
$240 (a)
yes
no
$30
$20
no
$75
small
yes
yes
yes
no
no
yes
yes
no
$60
$100
no
$35
yee
no
yes
no
yes
yee
yee
no
yes
no
yee
no
DO
no
yee
DO
DO
00
DO
yee
yee
DO
yee
no
no
yes
yes
no
no
no
yes
yes
Numerical and other references will be found on page 50.
58
HOSPITALS APPROVED FOR INTERNSHIPS
Name ot Hoipital
JowlBh Maternity Hcxpltal > "
Pennsylvania Hospital, Departmeot
(or Mental and Nervous DlwaMi *
Philadelphia UospltiU tor OonU-
glous DIseaw* * "
Philadelphia Lying-In Charity Hos-
pital» '>
Philadelphia Orthopedic Hoep. and
Inflmiary for Ncrvoua DlieaKS
St. Christopher's Hoap. for Children
St. Vincent's Maternity Hospital....
West Philadelphia Hospital tor
Women •
Wills Hospital (eye)
Children's Hospital «
Eye and Ear Hospital >
Bosella Foundling and Maternity
Hospital
Providence City Hospital (conta-
gious and tuberculosis)
Providence Lying-In Hospital
Newell and Newell baoitarluin "
Woman's Hospital of the State of
Tennessee '
George Ben Johnston Hemorial
Hospital"
Chesaiwake and Ohio (Railway)
Hospital •
Elizabeth Buxton Hospital (surgi-
cal)
Sarah Leigh Hospital"
Grace Hospital"
Johnston-Willis Sanitarium"
Sheltering Arms Hospital"
St. Elizabeth's Hospital (lorgleal
and medical)
St. Luke's Hospital"
Lewis-Gale Hospital, Inc.'"
Children's Orthopedic Hospital ••
FIrland Sanatorium •• (cent, and
tuberc.)
Fairmont Hospital, No. S"
Northern Pacidc Railway Hospital...
St. Elizabeth's Hospital"
Madison Methodist Hospital •« »»..
Milwaukee Children's Hospital'
Trinity Hospital »i
Location
Philadelphia, Fa. .
Phlladelpbla, Pa. .
Pblladalpbia, Pa. .
Philadelphia, Pa. .
Philadelphia, Pa. .. W <1 !
Philadelphia, Pa. .. a> W i
Philadelphia, Pa. .. u 42
Number ot Beds
Interna
iS
ISO
LOW
Philadelphia, Pa. .. 10
Philadelphia, Pa.
Pittsburgh, Pa. ...
Pittsburgh, Pa. ...
Pittsburgh, Pa. ...
Providence, R. I.
I'rovldence, R. I.
Chattanooga,
Tenn 40 10
Naahvllle, Tenn. ...{ yei
Abingdon, Va | yea ;
Clifton Forge, Va.
Newport News, Va.
Norfolk, Va
Richmond, Va
Richmond, Va
Richmond, Va
Richmond, Va.
Richmond, Va.
Roanoke, Va. ..
.Seattle, Wash. ,
Seattle, Wash
Palrmont. W. Va.
Tacoma, Wash. ...
AppMon, Wis
Madison, Wis
Milwaukee, Wis. . .
Milwaukee, Wis. ..
yes
yea
»
U
SO
0
yea
y«i
»
77
10 I
ao
15
no
1,000
100
ao
us
lis
112
lU
a
tu
soo
so
so
SB
SO
IW
n
77
SO
SO
BO
Ap.
Ap.
AlK
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
00
se
yea
t Ap.
S ! Ex.
2 Ap.
1 Ap.
2 Ap.
4 Ap.
8 Ap.
i JAp.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
iAp.
Ap
Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
«0
14 8 80
10 ; S 54 ;
yea yea , 128
80
85
50
yes
30
80
270
16
65 >
30 10 !
yea I >
30 '
50 20
270
75
130
80
40
80
150 ,
2 Ap.
2 Ap.
1 Ap.
1 Ap.
Ap.
Ap.
Ap
ApV
Ap.
April 2 mos. no
Indaf.
t
Indet.
Nov.
AprO
4 mo*, yea
24 mo«.j DO
8 mot. { yet
1 yr. , yea
1 yr. ' yat
IH mot. yea
1 yr. no
18 mot. DO
May 1 yr. : yea
JiUM 2 yra. ' yea
no
***• S^moa.i yet
Indet. 4 mos. yet
1 yr. I ytt
I
1 yr. ' DO
April
March
March
Mtreb
May
May
April
April
April
March
April
April
ri
no yet
no no
no no
no
y«t
no yet I yea
yet I yet yet
yet ; yet yet
o
a
e
00
no yet
no yes
tl5 I no
no ; yes
150-180 ; yes
no ! yet
no i yet
yea yea ! yea (b) ] yes
yet DO yes no no
yet I yet no ISO ! yet
yea ' yet yea $50 no
no I yet i no
DO I yet yet
DO no DO
yet yet
yet I DO
iDdet.
April
April
•
April
April
S^mos.! yet yet yet
1 yr. yet yet yet
no
y«t
yet
lyr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
1 yr.
{yea yet ; no < yet
; yet yes yea yet
I yea yet I no I yea
DO
DO
yet yea I yea
DO tew DO
1 yr. no , yes yet
1 yr. I no ' yet I yet
1 yr. yet yet ' yes
Smot. yet : yea :
Smos.
Indef.
1 yr.
1 yr.
no
(e)
no
yet
m
DO
yta
t25*t50 yea
12,400 (a) I yaa
125 I yea
iyea
*50 {yea
no- I yea
yes i yet
no yes , yet
yes yea \ yea
yet ; yet yea
18 mos. yet yes yet
1 yr. yet * yes yet
1 yr. i yea i yet yea
yet
yet
yes
no
yet I
yes
yet
yet
yet
yea
yea
tSS !D0
*100 iyet
|2&aS0 i yes
ISO ;no
»75 yat
$50 yes
$25 no
$60 no
$80 yea
no yea
$50 yea
1. Women Interna admitted.
2. No maternity work.
3. Internships open only to graduates ot
local medical school.
4. Women Interns only.
5. Two Interns furnished every two
months by Buffalo City Hospital.
8. Previous training required.
7. Interns furnished from Harper Hospi-
tal, Detroit.
8. Affiliated with Rush Medical College.
Chicago.
9. Under V. S. Department of Interior.
10. Affiliated with Northwestern Univer-
sity Medical School.
11. Affiliated with the University of Mary-
land School of Medicine, Baltimore.
12. Affiliated with University ot Buffalo
Medical Department.
IS. .4fflIIated with St. .Mary's Infant Asy-
lum and Maternity Hospital, Buf-
falo, for obstetric training.
14. Affiliated with St. Vincent's Maternity
Hospital, Philadelphia, for obstetric
training.
15. Affiliated with Pirland Sanatorium,
Seattle, for tuberculosis training.
16. Affiliated with Children's Orthopedic
Hospital, Seattle, for orthopedic
training.
17. Affiliated with St. Anne's Infant Asy-
lum and Maternity Hospital, Cleve-
land, for obetetric training.
18. Two Interns furnished every two
months by Cincinnati General Hosp.
19. Affiliated with St. Alexia Hospital.
Cleveland, for Intern training.
30. Interns furnished by Jewish and Mt.
Sinai Hospitals. Philadelphia.
21. Interns take 2 to 4 months' training as
part of their two year course at
Philadelphia General Hospital.
22. Affiliated with Seattle General Hospi-
tal for Intern training.
'.23. Affiliated with Seattle (Tity Hospital (q)
for Intera training.
24. First alz months' Internship at Jack-
son Clinic, Madison, affiliated with (r)
hospital.
25. Interns furnished by Dnivertlty of <»)
California Medical School. ft)
26. Women Interns admitted to the dill- (u)
dren's medical service only. (v)
27. AffiUated with Ohio State Unlvertity (w)
Medical School. Columbus.
2S. Interns supplied by Pennsylvania Hos-
pital.
28. Affiliated with Kensington Hospital (x)
tor Women. Philadelphia, tor ob-
stetric training. (y)
30. Affiliated with St. Mary s Infant Asy-
lum and Maternity Hospital and (z)
Providenee Retreat, Buffalo, for
obstetrical and neurological training. (aa)
SI. Surgical service predominates.
82. Research hospital for malignant dit- (bb)
eases.
(a) Per year. (cc)
(b) Twenty-flve dollars a month for first
six months, $50 a month lor last *
six months. **
(c) Twenty-flve dollars tor first three ••*
months, $50 per month for last ""'
three months. t
(d) Fifty dollars a month during second tt
year,
(h) Seniors $25 per month. tft
(1) Juniors $20, seniors $45. tttt
(J) For postgraduate students only,
(k) Twenty-flve dollars for first three tt{
months, $50 for remaining months. i;;!
(I) Receive allowance for giving ot anee- «
thesia. «»
(m) Fifteen juniors, 4 seniors. ###
(n) Bonus of $100 at end of term. II
(o) Twenty-flve dollars a month for last W
four months, bonus of $100 at end i
of term. {{
(p) Nurses training school not registered. HI
59
Fifteen dollars for first R months, $20
tor next 6 months and $25 for last
8 months.
Thirty-flve dollars a month (or first
year, $45 a month for second year.
Bonot of $180 at end of year.
Bonus ot $300 at end of year.
FKty to $75 a month (or seniors.
Bonus ot $50 at end ot year.
Receive senior students from accredited
schools for nurses tor a course of
three months In practical and theo-
retical work.
Twenty-flve dollars a month while In
outpatient department.
Twenty-flve dollars a month for last
three months.
Fifteen dollars a month for first 6
months. $20 a month for last 6 mos.
Service in this hospital forms part of
Mayo Foundation Fellowships.
Six hundred dollars first year, $750
second year and $1,000 third year.
One hundred dollars a month for sen-
iors, $75 a month for puniors.
May and November.
Every six months.
May and July.
Every three months.
Every two months.
Doctors who have had general hospi-
tal training are chosen as Interns.
Juniors six months, seniors 12 months
Surgical every 6 months, medical
every 6 months.
B;very four months.
One every 6 months.
April and July.
February and July.
Sixteen seniors. 12 juniors.
April and October.
April and December.
May and August.
Resident chosen from interns.
Bonus at eod of year.
MEDICAL LIBRARIES
OF THE UNITED STATES, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS AND CANADA
NOTE. — Th« following list includes Ubrarlu belonging to medical societies, bosptt*!*, medical colleges, suts boards of health, eta.
The figures indicate the number of relumes.
ALPHABETICAL LIST
Academy of Medicine of Northern New
Jersey, Medical Library of N. J.
Alameda County Medical Library Calif.
Atlantic City Free Public Library,
Medical Department X. J.
Barlow Medical Library Calif.
Baylor University College of Medicine
Library Texas
Bellerue Hospital, Llbrar>- of ratho'
logical Department N. Y.
Berks County Medical Society Library.. Pa.
Bexar County Medical Library Texas
Boston City Hospital Medical Library. .Mass.
Boston Medical Library Mass
Boston University Medical Library. .. .Mass.
Bureau of Laboratories, Library of. ...N. Y.
California State Library Calif.
Chenanco County Medical Society
Library N. Y.
Cincinnati Hospital Medical Library Ohio
Cleveland Medical Library Association. .Ohio
Clifton Springs Sanitarium Medical
Library N. Y.
College of rhyslcUns of Philadelphia,
Library of Pa.
Columbia University, Library of Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons. .X. Y.
Cornell University Medical College Li-
brary X. Y.
Craig Colony, Medical Library of N. Y.
Crelghton University College of Medi-
cine Library Xeb.
Dalhousle University, Library of Med-
ical Faculty Halifax, Canada
Danvers .State Hospital Library Mass.
Dartmouth Medical School, Library of.X. U.
Dayton Medical Llbrao" Ohio
Detroit College of .Medicine and Sur-
gery Library Mich.
Dutchess-Putnam Medical Society Li-
brary N. Y.
Eclectic Medical College Library Ohio
Egbert Lefevre Memorial Library X. Y.
EI Paso County .Medical Society Li-
brary Tex.
El Paso County Medical Society Li-
brary Colo.
Emon' University. Library of School
of .Medicine Oa.
Enoch Pratt Free Library, Medical
Department Md.
Erie County Medical Society Library Pa.
Evans Memorial Library for Clinical
Research and Preventive Medicine.. Mass.
Evanston Medical Science Library 111.
Fall Itlver Medical Society Library. . .Mass.
Forbes Library Mass.
General Medical Foundation of Chi-
cago Library HI.
George Washington University Li-
brary, Department of Medicine. . .D. C.
Georgetown Unlrenlty Medical Library. D. C.
Georgia Medical Society of Chatham
County. Lllirury of Ga.
Grand Rapids Public Library Mich.
<;rn»venor IJbrary j(. y.
Hahnemann Medical College and Boi-
pltal Library Pa.
Hanover Public Library ]pa.
Harper Hospital Llbrao' '.Mich!
Harrlsburg Academy of Medicine, li-
brary of p,
Hartford Medical Society Library. .'.'.' .Coon."
Harvard Medical School Library Mass.
Hennepin County Medical Society Li-
brary Minn.
Hygienic Laboratory Library D. C.
Indiana University Medical School Li-
brary Ind.
Indianapolis Public Library, Medical
Department Ind.
Iowa State Library Iowa
Jackson County Medical Society Li-
brary Mo.
Janeway Memorial Library N. Y'.
Jefferson County Medical Library Ala.
Jefferson County Medical Society Li-
brary Ky.
Jefferson Medical College Library Pa.
Jersey City Free Public Library, Med-
ical Department N. J.
John Crerar Library. Department of
.Medical Sciences III.
Johns Hopkins Hospital Library Md.
Johns Hopkins University Medical De-
partment Library Md.
JohnH Hopkins University, School of
Hygiene and Public Health, Li-
brary of Md
Kalamazoo Academy of Medicine, Li-
brary of Mich.
Lackawanna County Medical Society
Llbrarj- Pa.
Lancaster City and Coiinty Medical
Society Pa.
Lane Medical Library of Stanford
University Calif.
La Salle-Peru Medical Library 111.
Laval University, Library of Faculty
of Medicine of Quebec, Canada
Lawrenc# General Hospital, Flanders
Medical Library of Mass.
Los Angeles County Hospital Medical
Library Calif.
Louisville Free Public Library, Med-
ical Department Ky.
Loyola University Library 111.
Luzerne County Med. Soc. Library Pa.
McGlll University, Faculty of Medi-
cine, Library of Montreal, Canada
.McLean Hospital Medical Library Mass.
Maine Medical Association Library. .. .Me.
Marquette School of Medicine Library.. .Wis.
Massachusetts State Department of
Public Health, Library of Mass.
Mayo Clinic Library Minn.
Medical and Chlrurglcal Faculty of
Maryland, Library of Md.
Medical Society of City and County
of Denver Library Colo.
.Medical .Society of County of Kings
Lllirary X. Y.
Meharry Medical College Library Tenn.
Mercantile Library Pa.
Mercy Hospital Library Iowa
Mercy Hospital Staff Library Pa.
Michael Ite<iic Ili.spltnl .Medical Library. .III.
Michigan Department of Health Li-
brary Mich.
Milwaukee Academy of Medicine Li-
brary Wis.
Morgan County Medical Society Library.. III.
National Health Library X. Y.
Nebraska State Medical Association
Library Neb.
N«fr Hampshire State Llbrar7, Medi-
cal Department N. B.
New Haven Medical Association Li-
brary Conn.
Xew York Academy of Medicine Li-
brary X. Y.
Xew York Eye and Ear Infirmary
Library N.Y.
Xew York Homeopathic Medical Col-
lege Library N.Y.
New York Public Library, Medical
Section N. Y.
New York State Medical Library N. Y.
Northwestern University Medical
School Library m.
Ohio State University Medical Li-
brary Ohio
Ohio-Miami Medical College, Univer-
sity of Cincinnati, Library Ohio
Orleans Parish Medical Society Library. .La.
Pennsylvania Hospital -Mcilical Library. .Pa.
Philippine Bureau of Science Library..?. I.
Physicians' Library Mich.
Pierce County Medical Society Li-
brary Wash.
Pittsburgh Academy of Medicine Li-
brary Pa.
Pittsburgh. Carnegie Library of Med-
ical Department Pa.
Psychiatric Instltutite, Library of X. Y.
Public Health Division of the Munici-
pal Reference Library N. Y.
Public Health Service, Bureau of.
Library D. C.
Pueblo County Medical Society Li-
brary Colo.
Pulaski County Medical Society Li-
brary Ark.
tjuine Library, University of Illinois
College of Medicine 111.
Ramsey County Medical , Society Li-
brary Minn.
Redwood Library and Athena:um R. I.
Rhode Island .Medical Society LIlirarj'.R. I.
Rochester Academy of Medicine Li-
brary X. Y.
Rockefeller Institute for Medical Re-
search Library N. Y.
Bush Medical College Library III.
St. Louis Medical Society, Library of... Mo.
St. Louis Municipal Medical Library Mo.
St, Louis Public Library, Medical De-
partment Mo.
St. Louis University School of Medi-
cine Library Mo.
San Diego Medical Library Asiocla-
tlon Calif.
San Francisco County Medical Society
Library Calif.
Saranac Laboratory Library N. Y.
Savannah Municipal Hygienic Labora-
tory Library Ca.
Schuylkill County .Medical Library
Association Pa.
Sheboygan Clinic Library Wis.
South Bend Public Library, Medical
Department Ind.
South Carolina .Medical College Library. S. C.
South Highlands Infirmary Library.... Ala.
Springfield City Library Association. ..Mass.
istormimt Meillral Library Kan.
Surgeon-Generals Otlice, Library of. .,D. C.
Syracuse University, Library of Col-
lege of Medicine N, Y.
Temple University, Professional
Schools, Library Pa.
60
MEDICAL LIBRARIES
Toronto Academy of Medicine, Library
of Canada
Transylvania Library Ky.
Treadwell Library, Massachusetts Gen-
eral Hospital Mass.
Trudeau Sanatorium Medical Library. N. T.
Tufts College Uedlcal and Dental
School Library Hau.
Tulane University, School of Medi-
cine, Library L«.
Union Hospital Medical Library Masi.
United States Naval Medical Schoul
Library D. C.
University of Alabama School of Med-
icine, Library of Ala.
University of Alberta Medical Library
Edmonton, Canada
University of Arkansas Medical De-
partment Library Ark.
University of Buttalo .Medical Li-
brary N. Y.
University of California, Library of
Medical Department Calif.
University of Colorado Library Colo.
University of GeorKla, Library of
Medical Department Oa.
University of Iowa, Medical Library. . .Iowa
University of Kansas School of Medi-
cine Library Kan.
University of Manitoba Medical Li-
brary WInnipei, Canada
University of Maryland Library Md.
University of Michigan .Medical Li-
brary Mich.
TTntverslty of Minnesota Medical
School Library Minn.
University of .Missouri, .Medical Li-
brary Mo.
University of Montreal, Faculty of
Medicine, Library of Canada
University of Nohraska, Library of
College of Medicine Neb.
University of North Carolina Library.. N. C.
University of North Dakota Library... N. D.
University of Oklahoma Medical De-
partment, Library cif Okla.
University of Oregon Medical School
* Library Ore.
University of Pennsylvania, Medical
Department Library Pa.
University of Pittsburgh, Library of
the School of Medicine Pa.
University of South Dakota Library. ..S. D.
University of Tennessee College of
Medicine Library Tenn.
University of Texas, Medical Depart-
ment Library Texas
University of Toronto Library Canada
University of Utah Library Utah
University of Vermont. College of
Medicine Library Vt.
University of Virginia Library V».
University of West Virginia Medical
Library W. Va.
University of Wisconsin Library Wli.
Vancouver Medical Anoclatlon Li-
brary Canada
Vanderbilt University School of Med-
icine Library Tenn.
Virginia Medical College Library Va.
Washington Medical Library Associa-
tion Wash.
Washington University Medical School
Library Mo.
Wayne County Medical Society Li-
brary Mich.
Western Reserve University Medical
Library Ohio
Western University Medical School
Library London, Canada
Wheeling Medical Library Association
W. Va.
White Memorial BospiUl Library Calif.
Wile Library Conn.
William Plerson Memorial Library As-
sociation N. J.
Woman's Medical College of Pennsyl-
vania Library Pa.
Worcester District Medical Library ... Mass.
Yale University Library Conn.
York County Medical Society Library.. .Pa.
NUMBER OF LIBRARIES. 198
ALABAMA
Birmingham
Jefferson County Medical Library, Pub-
lic Library, Blnnlngham, Ala. Estab-
lished 189S. Mr. Lloyd W. Josselyn, Li-
brarian, 2,200.
South Highlands Infirmary Library, 1127
S. 12th St., Birmingham, Ala. Established
1919. Miss Eula McWhorter, Librarian.
1.500.
Mobile
Library of School of Medicine, Univer-
sity of Alabama, Mobile, Ala. EatabUsbed
1859 by SUte of Alabama. 5,000.
ARKANSAS
Little Rock
Pulaski Couniy Medical Society Llbrao'.
Little Rock Public Ubrary. Little Hock.
Ark. Esubllshed 1915. .Miss Beatrice
Prall, Librarian. S50.
University of Arkansas Medical De-
partment Library, 300 W. Markham St..
Little Rock, Ark. Established 1879. Miss
Blake Beem, Librarian. 4,500.
CALIFORNIA
Lot Anialw
Barlow Medical Library, 712 N. Broad
nay, Los Angeles. EsUblUhed 1906 by
physicians of Los Angeles. Mrs. Ida D.
Fellows, Librarian. 10,000.
Los Angeles County Hosplul Medical
Library, 1100 Mission Rd., Los Angeles.
Established 1914 by Los Angeles County.
Miss Eleanor Hamilton, Librarian. 2,418.
White Memorial Hospital Library. 312
N. Boyle Ave., Los Angeles. Established
1920 by College of Medical Evangelists.
.Miss Mabel D. Edwards, Librarian. 1,858.
Oakland
Medical Library of Alameda County.
3105 Grove St., Oakland, Calif. Estab-
ll.shed 1915. Miss Lillian McKlnnon,
Librarian. 5,075.
Sacramento
California State Library, The Capitol,
Sacramento, Calif. Established 1850 bv
the Legislature. Mr. Milton J. Ferguson,
Librarian.
San Dltfo
San Diego Medical Library Association.
1230 First National Bank BIdg.. San
Diego, Calif. Established 1915 by San
Diego Medical Library Association. Mrs.
Lucy T. Edwards, Librarian. 4.000.
San Franelico
Lane Medical Library of Stanford Uni-
versity. Sacramento and Webster Sts., San
Francisco. Esubllshed 1895 by Levi
Cooper Lane. Miss Louise OpbOIs, Li-
brarian. 53,500.
San Francisco County Medical Society
Library, 909 Hyde St., San Francisco.
Leo Eloesser, Librarian. 10,000.
University of California. Library of
Medical Department. Parnassus and 2d
Aves.. San Francisco. Established 1914.
Miss Eva West, Librarian. 14.000.
COLORADO
Boulder
University of Colorado Library. Boulder.
Colo. Esubllshed 1885. C. Henry Smith,
Librarian. 7,279.
Colorado Springs
El Paso Cotinty Medical Society Library.
Carnegie Public Library, Colorado Springs.
Colo. Esubllshed 1900 by El Paso County
Medical Society. George A. Boyd, Libra-
rian. 4,500.
Denver
Library of the Medical Society of the
City and County of Denver, 1620 Court
Place, Denver. Established 1893 by the
Colorado Medical Library Association.
Miss Ruth Jones, Librarian. 17,243.
Pueblo
Library of the Pueblo County Medical
Society, McCIellan Library Bidg., Pueblo,
Colo. Established 1896. R. W. Corwin,
Librarian. 4,000.
CONNECTICUT
Daabury
Wile Library, Danbury Hoaplul, 95
Locust Ave., Danbury, Conn. Established
1910 by Dr. W. C. Wile. Mist Anna M.
Griffin, Librarian. 1,500.
Hartford
Hartford Medical Society Library, Hunt
Memorial BIdg., 38 Prospect St., Hart-
ford, Conn. EatablUbed 1873 by Hartford
Medical Library AsiuKlation. Walter R
Steinar, Librarian. 9,650.
Ntw Havan
Library of the New Haven Medical At-
toclatlon, 234 Church St., New Haven.
Conn. EtUbllshed 1897 by New Haven
Medical Association, Gustavus Eliot, Li-
brarian. 3.000.
Yale University Ubrary. New Haven,
fonn. Established 1701. Mr. Andrew
Keogh, Librarian. 47.000.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington
(ieiirgetoBTj University Medical Llbrar>
S5th and N 8U.. N.W., Washington, DC
Eatablithed 1912 by Dr. George M. Kober
Mr. P. A. Corrigan, Librarian. 2,937.
Library, Department of Medicine, George
Waahlngton University, 1335 H St., N.W .
Washington, D.C. Esubllshed about 182r,
by the University. Mr. W. B. King, Li-
brarian. 1,750.
Library, Hygienic I.,aboratory, 25th and
E Sts., N.W., Washington, D.C. Mur-
ray Gait Motter, Librarian. 10,000.
Library of the Bureau of Public Health
Service 3 B St., S.E., Washhigton, D.C.
Margaret Doonan. Librarian. 6,200.
Library of the Surgeon -General'a Office.
7th and B SU.. 8.W., Washington, D.C.
Esubllshed 1864 by Dr. John S. Billing^
for U. S. Government. Brig. Gen. Robert
E. Noble, Librarian. 281,828.
United States Naval Medical School Li-
brary, foot of 24th St. N.W., Washington.
D.C. Established 1902. .Miss Caroline E
Peterson, Librarian. 30,000.
GEORGIA
Atlanta
Emory University, School of Medicine.
Library. Atlanta, Ga. Established 1910.
Miss Margaret M. Jemlson. Librarian.
5.400.
Augusta
Library of the Medical Department of
the University of Georgia, AugusU, Ga.
Esubllshed 1848. Mrs. Dahlia .McFall.
Librarian. 5.000.
Savannah
Library of the Georgia Medical Societv
of Chatham County, 612 Drayton St , Sa-
vannah, Ga. Established 1804 by Dr
Noble Wymberly Jones et al. for the
Georgia Medical Society. V. H. Bassett.
Librarian. 8,000.
Library of the Municipal Hygienic Lab-
oratory. Board of SaniUry Commissioners.
City Hall. Savannah, Ga. Established
1908. 1,800.
ILLINOIS
Chieago
General Medical Foundation of Chicago
Library. 2811 Cottage Grove Ave., Chi-
cago. Esubllshed 1855. 3.750
John Crerar Library, Department of
Medical Sciences, N. Michigan Ave.
and E. Randolph St., Chicago. Esub-
llshed 1906. C. W. Andrews, Librarian.
79,285.
Library of Rush Medical College, 1743
W. Harrison St., Chicago. Bsublisheii
1899. Miss C. A. McAuIlff, Librarian.
26,481.
Loyola University Library, Medical De-
partment, 706 S. Lincoln St., Chicago.
Established 1869. Miss Mary Unseid, Li-
brarian. 3.000.
Michael Reese HospiUi Medical Library.
2900 EUit Ave., Clilcago. Esubllshed
1909. Emily K. Bufe, Librarian, 5,500.
Northwestern University Medical School
Library, 2421 S. Dearborn St., Chicago.
Established 1898 by the Alumni of the
Medical School. Miss Selma Schneider,
Librarian. 9,698.
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AMERICAN MEDICAi. DIRECTORY
Quine Library, College of Medicine, Uni-
Terslty of Illinois, Congress and Honore
Sts., Chicago. Established 1896. Miss
Metta M. Loomls, Librarian. 25,647.
Evantton
Medical Science Library, 1703 Orrlngton
Ave., Evanston, 111. Established 1909.
Ida Faye Wright, Librarian. 1,272.
Jacksonville
Library, Morgan County Medical So-
ciety, Public Library, JacksonTllle, 111.
Established 1872. Darld W. Held, Libra-
rian. 3,000.
La Sail*
La Salle-Peru Medical Library, 151 6th
Bt, La BaUe. lU. KaUbllshed I91« b7 T.
W. Matthiessen. E. W. Wels, Librarian.
1,074.
INDIANA
Bloomlngton
Indiana University Medical School Li-
brary, Bloomlngton, Ind. Established 1903
by legislature. W. A. Alexander, Li-
brarian. 3,000.
■■dlanapolli
Indiana University School of Medicine
Library, 1040 N. Michigan St.. Indian-
apolis. Established 1903. EfTa G. Cosner,
Librarian. 3,000.
Indianapolis Public Library, Medical
Department, 20 E. St. Clair St., Indianap-
olis. Established 1873. Mr. C. B.
Rush, Librarian. 11,000.
South Bend
Medical Department. Public Library.
South Bend, Ind. Established 1912 by
Public Library and St. Joseph County
Medical Society. Miss Virginia M. Tutt.
Librarian. 2,500.
IOWA
Davenport
.Mercy Hospital Lilirary, Mercy Hospital,
Davenport, Iowa. Esubllshed 1915 bv
Medical SUIT of Mercy Hospital. Edward
I*. Strohbehn, Librarian. 900.
Des Molaea
Iowa State Library, Historical BIdg., Des
Moines, Iowa. Established 1838. Miss
Francis B. van Zandt, Librarian. 5,735.
Iowa City
Medical Library of the State University
of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Miss Orace
Wormer, Librarian. 9.700.
KANSAS
Rosedale
Library of the School of Medicine of
the Uolrersity of Kansas, Rosedale, Kan.
Established 1905. Miss Opal WoodrulT,
Librarian. 5,000.
Topaka
Stormont Medical Library, State House,
Topeka, Kan. Eatal>llshed 1889 by Mrs.
Jane C. Stormont. WInlleld rraeman. Li-
brarian. 2,000.
KENTUCKY
Lexlnaton
Transylvania Library, Lexington, Ky.
Established 1T83. Mrs. Charles F. Nor-
ton, Librarian. 9,000.
Louhvlll*
Library of the Jefferson County Medical
Society and of University of Louisville,
Medical Department, 101 W. Chestnut St..
Louisville, Ky. Esubllshed 1837 by the
University of Louisville. Mlsa Nell Blor-
dan. Librarian. 6.000.
Louisville Free Public Library, Medical
Department, 4th Ate. and Library PI.,
Louisville, Ky. Established 1905 by the
city of Louisville. George T. Settle,
Librarian. 1,214.
LOUISIANA
New Orleait
Library, School of Medicine, Tulane Uni-
versity, 1S51 Canal St., New Orleans.
Established 1843. Mlaa Jane Grey Rogers
Librarian. 11,000.
Orleans Parish Medical Society Library,
•551 '^»»"' ^*' ^•'» Orleans. Established
1?7« by Orleans Parish Medical Society.
S. Challle Jamison, Librarian. 12,000
MAINE
Portland
Library Maine Medical Association, 79
Bramhall St., Portland, Me. Esubllshed
1825 by E. E. Holt; reestablished 1911 by
the Maine Medical Association. 1,500.
MARYLAND
Baltfmora
Enoch Pratt Free Library. Medical De-
partment, 106 W. Mulberry St., Baltimore.
Established 1882 by Enoch Pratt. Mr.
Bernard C. Stelner, Librarian. 1,871.
Johns Hopkins Hospital Library, North
Broadway. Baltimore. E.stabllshed 188!».
Miss Minnie W. Blogg, Librarian. 25,500.
Johns Hopkins University Medical De-
partment Library, Monument and Wash-
ington Sts., Baltimore. Established 1876
by Johns Hopkins. M. L. Raney, Libra-
rian. 19,216.
Library of the Medical and Chlrurglcal
Faculty of Maryland, 1211 Cathedral St.,
Baltimore. Established 1830. Miss Marcla
C. Noyes, Librarian. 35,000.
Library of the School of Hygiene and
Public Health, Johns Hopkins University.
310 W. Monument St., Baltimore. Ess-
Ubltshed 1918. Elisabeth S. Thies, Li-
brarian. 6,800.
University of Maryland Library, Lom-
bard and Greene Sts., Baltimore. KsUb-
llshed 1813. Mrs. Ruth Lee Briscoe, Li-
brarian. 15,000.
MASSACHUSETTS
Bostoa
Boston City Hosplul Medical Library.
818 Harrison Ave.. Boston. Esubllshed
1891. John J. Dowling, Librarian. 3,696.
Boston Medical Library. 8 Fenway, Bos-
ton. Esubllshed 1875. John W. Farlow,
LlbrarUn. 115,000.
Boston University Medical Library, 80
E. Concord St., Boston. Established 1873.
Gertrude L. Hodges, Librarian. 6,733.
Evans Memorial Library for Clinical
Research and Preventive Medicine, 80 E.
Concord St., Boston. Established 1911.
Gertrude L. Hodges, Librarian. 1,470.
Library of Harvard Medical School, 240
Ixjngwood Ave., Boston. Esubllshed 1819.
France* N. A. Whitman, Librarian.
37,378.
Library of Tufts College Medical and
Dental School, 41G Huntington Ave., Bos-
ton. Esubllshed 1893 by Faculty of Tulu
College Medical School. Miss U. M. Bcbb,
Librarian. 3,000.
Sute Department of Public Health Li-
brary, State House, Boston. Established
1869 by State Board of Health. Miss ('.
B. Cole, Librarian. 1,500.
Treadwell Library, MassachusetU Gen-
eral Hosplul. Blossom St., Boston. Es-
tablished 1847 by MassachusetU General
Hosplul. Mrs. Grace W. Myers, Libra-
rian. 10,651.
Fall River
Lil.niiy of the Fall River Medical So-
ciety, Union Hospital, Fall River, Mass.
Established 1901. Thomas F. Gunning,
Librarian. 700.
Union Hospital Medical Library, Fall
River, Mass. Established 1907. George
L. Richards, Librarian. 440.
Hathorns
Danvers State Hospital Library, Ha-
thnrne, Mass. Esubllshed 1902. Custis
Koch, Librarian. 1,593.
Lawrnea
Flanders Medical Library of the Law-
rence General Hospital, Lawrence, Mass.
Established 1912. J. Forrest Bumham, Li-
brarian. 512.
Northampton
Forbes Library, Medical Department,
West St, Northampton, Mass. Esubllshed
1894 by Judge Charles Edward Forbes.
Joseph Leroy Harrison, Librarian. 5,000
Sprlnrllold
City Library Association of Sprlngflcld,
Medical Department, 200 Bute St., Hprlng-
fleld, Mass. Established 1857 by citizens.
Mr. Blller C. Wellman, Librarian. 2,250.
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Wavarlay
McLean HosplUl Medical Library, Wa-
verley, Mass. EsUblished 1887. Miss
Laura F. Phlibrook, Librarian. 6,827.
Woreester
Worcester District Medical Library, 18
Kim St., Worcester, Mass. EsUblished
1822. Albert C. Getchell, Librarian.
11,633.
MICHIGAN
Ann Arbor
Medical Library of the University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Esubllshed
1854. Mr. W. W. Bishop, Librarian.
39,592.
BaHle Creek
Physicians' Library, Sanitarium St.,
Battle Creek, Mich. Established 1887 by
Dr. John H. Kellogg. Lillian Davis, Libra-
rian. 3,500.
Dotroit
Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery
Library, 1516 St Antolne, Detroit. Es-
tablished 1913. Beatrice Carmichael, Li-
brarian. 725.
Harper Hospital Library, Detroit Es-
Ublished 1914 by trustees of Harper Hos-
pital. Alice L. Bone, Librarian. 1,188.
Library of the Wayne County Medical
Society, 65 E. High St., Detroit Es-
tablished 1910. Miss Ethel L. GolT, Li-
brarian. 15,200.
Brand Raplda
(.rand Kaplds Public Library, Grand
Rapids, Mich. EsUblished 1871. Mr. S.
H. Ranck, Librarian. 5,130.
Kalamazoo
Llljrary of the Kalamazoo Academy of
Medicine. 305 S. Rose St., Kalamazoo,
Mich. Estiibllslicd 1893 by Dr. Edwin
H. Van Deusen. Blanch N. Epier, Chair-
man Library Committee. 1,000.
Lanilni
Library of Michigan Department of
Health, New Stale Office Bldg., Lansing,
Mich. EstablUhcd 1873 by Dr. Henry .S.
Baker. Miss Charlotte Jackson, Librarian.
1,000.
MINNESOTA
Minnsapolli
Library of the Hennepin County Medi-
cal Society, Donaldson Bldg., Minneapolis.
Established 1856 by Hennepin County phy-
sician*. Mrs. Carrie C. Jones, Librarian.
6,670.
Unlveralty of Minnesota Medical School.
Library, Minneapolis. Established 1802.
Miss Eveline C. Lyon, Librarian. 25,000.
Roeh*st*r
Mayo Clinic Library, 102, 2d Are..
B.W., Rochester, Minn. Established 1907
by Dr. W. J. Mayo. Miss Margaret Brln-
ton. Librarian. 13,800.
St Paul
Library of the Ramsey County Medical
Society, Lowry Bldg., St. Paul. EsUb-
lished 1899 by Ramsey County Medical
Society. Miss Irene Goette, Librarian.
13,000.
MISSOURI
Columbia
Jledlcal Library, University of Missouri,
Columbia, Mo. ^tabllshed 1873 by Uni-
versity of Missouri. Mr. Henry O. Sev-
erance, Librarian. 14,000.
Kansas City
Library Jaekaon County Medical Society,
Kansas City, Mo. Established 1912 by
physicians and surgeons of Kansas City.
Mrs. Rosa M. Hibbard, Librarian. 8,500.
St Louis
Library of the St Louis Medical Society,
8525 Pine St, St. Louis. EsUblished 1899.
Miss Lily C. Hanvey, Librarian. 21.091.
Library of the Kt. Louis University
School of Medicine, 1402 8. Grand Ave.,
St. Louis. EsUblUhed 1904 by St Louis
University. Barbara G. Freeman, Libra-
rian. 11,500.
Library of the Washington University
Medical School, Euclid Ave. and Kings
Highway, St Louis. Reorganized 1910.
Mis* Ella B. Lawrence, Librarian. 33,000.
MEDICAL JOURNALS
OF THE
UNITED STATES, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, PORTO RICO AND CANADA
NOTE. — Th« following list Includes otBclal publlcatious of state societies, Journals deroted to one of the several specialties of
medicine, Ixinrii of heiillh, etc., the year esta Wished, publisher, editor, when Issued, and suhscrlpthm rate. Publications conforming lo
general lo the standard of the Council on Pharmacy and fhemlstry of the Aiuerioan M-'ilfsI .Association are In black face type. Journals
which do not carry advert Isenienls are In black face type and are preceded by a si..: * 'il' circulation is giraa only wben ■ sworn
statement has been furnished.
ALPHABETICAL LIST
Abnormal Psychology, Journal of Mass.
Albany Medical Annals N. Y.
American Institute of Homeopathy, Th«
Journal of III.
American Journal of Anatomy Pa.
American Jrurnal nf Clinical Medicine. .111.
American Journal of Diseases of Chil-
dren 111.
American Journal of Electrotherapeu-
tics and Kadlolojty X. Y.
American Journal of Hyulene Md.
Ainerlcun Journal o{ the Medical
ticieiices Pii.
American Journal of Obstetrics and
Gynecology Mo.
AiiRMican Journal of Ophthalmology. .. .111.
American Journal of Physiological
Optics Mass.
American Journal of Physiology Md.
American Journal of Psychiatry Md.
American Journal of Psychology N. Y.
American Journal of Public Health... N. Y'.
American Journal of Roentgenology. ..N. Y.
American Journal of Surgery N. Y*.
American Journal of Syphilis Mo.
American Journal of Tropical Medicine. .Md.
American Medical Association Bulletin — III.
American Medical Association. Journal
of the III.
American Medical Association, Journal
of, EdlciiSn en Espanol HI.
American Medical Pres-s N. Y'.
American .Medicine N. Y*.
American Physician. The Pa.
jVnierican Revie.v of Tuberculosis Md.
Anatomical Record Pa.
Anesthesia and Analgesia, Current Re-
"searches In Ohio
Annals of Clinical Medicine Md.
Annals of .Medical History X. Y'.
Annals of Otology, Khinology and
La r.^ngology Mo.
Annals of Surgery Pa.
Archives of Dermatology and Syphllology III.
Archives of Diagnosis N. Y".
Archives of Internal Medicine 111.
Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry.. .111.
Archives of Occupational Therapy Md.
Archives of Ophthalmology N. Y'.
Archives of Pediatrics X. Y'.
Archives of Psychology N. Y".
Archives of Surgery 111.
Arizona State Board of Health Quar-
terly Bulletin Ariz.
Arkansas Medical Society, Journal of.. Ark.
Bacteriology. Abstracts of Md.
Bacteriology, Journal of Md.
Biological Chemistry. Journal of X. Y.
Bone and Joint Surgery, Journal of... Mass.
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal. .Mass.
California State Board of Health Quar-
terly Bulletin Calif.
California State Board of Health
Weekly Bulletin Calif.
California State Journal of Medicine. .Calif.
Canada Lancet and Xational Hy-
giene Canada
Canadian Journal of Medicine and
Surgery Canada
Canadian Medical Association Jour-
nal Canada
Canadian Practitioner and Review. . .Canada
Cancer Research, Journal of Md.
Chicago Medical Recorder 111.
Cincinnati Journal of Medicine Ohio
(Unique III.
Cllnque, La Canada
Colorado .Medicine Colo.
Commonhealth (The) Mass.
Comparative Xeurology, The Journal of. .Pa.
Comparative Psychology, Journal of....Md.
Delavvare State Medical Journal Del.
Dementia Praecoi Studies III.
Eclectic Medical Journal Ohio
Endocrinology Calif.
Experimental Medicine. The Journal
of X. Y.
Experimental Psychology. Journal of..X. J.
Experimental Zoology. The Journal of... Pa.
Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat Monthly III.
Florida Health Xotes .Fla.
Florida .Medical As.sociatlon, Journal of ria.
General Physiology, Journal of .N. Y.
(ieorgla Medical Association, Journal of Ca.
Cood Health Mich.
Hahnemannlan .Monthly Pa.
Health m.
Health Builder .\. Y.
Health News. Monthly Bulletin of Xew
York State Department of Health. ....\. Y.
Health Offlcers' Bulletin \. Y.
Health Review Mont.
Healthy Home Mass.
Healthy Home (Juarterly Mass.
Homeopathic Recorder Pa.
Hornsby's Hospital Magazine Mo.
Hospital Management 111.
Hospital Progress Wis.
Hospital Social Service N. Y.
Hospital World, The Canada
Hygela 111.
Illinois Health Xews 111.
Illinois Medical Journal ill.
Immunology, Journal of Md.
I'lndepcndance Medicale Canada
Index Medicus D. C.
Index to Current Medical Literature.
Quarterly Cumulative III.
Indiana State Board of Heatlh, Month-
ly Bulletin of the Ind.
Indiana State Medical Association.
Journal of the Ind.
Indianapolis Medical Journal Ind.
Industrial Hygiene. Journal of Mass.
Infectious Diseases, .lournal of III.
International Clinics Pa.
International Journal of Surgery X, Y'.
Iowa Health Bulletin Iowa
Iowa Homeopathic Journal Iowa
Iowa State Medical Society, Journal. .. .Iowa
Johns Hopkins Hospital Bulletin Md.
Johns Hopkins Hospital Reports Md.
Journal-Lancet Minn.
Kansas Medical Society. Journal of. ...Kan.
Kansas State Board of Health Monthly
Bulletin Kun.
Kentucky Medical Journal Ky.
Kentucky State Board of Health, Bul-
letin of the Ky.
l.alioratory and Clinical .Me<llcinc,
Journal (jf Mo.
Laryngosc .pj Mo.
Life and Heatlh D. C.
Long Island Medical Journal X. Y.
I/ouislana State Board of Health
Monthly Bulletin La
L.^l^-In Hospital of the City of Xew
York, Bulletin of the X. Y.
Maine Medical Association. Journal of
the Me.
.Maine State Department of Health
Bulletin , Me.
Maryland Psychiatric Quarterly Md.
Massachusetts Department of Mental
Diseases. Bulletin of the Mass.
.Massachusetts General Hospital, Case
RiH-ords of .Mass,
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
.Mar.\land. Bulletin of Md.
Medical Brief Mo.
Medical Clinics of North America Pa.
Medical Critic and Guide X. T.
Medical Herald Mo.
Medical Insurance and Health Conser-
vation Texas
Medical Library Association. Bulletin of.Md
Medical Life and the Medical Pickwick. X. Y.
Medical Progress Ky.
Medical Record and Annals Tex.
Medical Research, Journal of Mass.
Medical Review of Reviews N. Y'.
>ledlcal Sentinel Ore.
Medical Standard HI.
Medical Summary Pa.
Medical Times N. Y.
Medical Woman's Journal Ohio
Medical World , Pa.
Medicine Md.
Mental Hygiene X. Y'.
Metabolic Research. Journal of X. J.
Michigan Public Health Mich
Michigan State Medical Society. Jour-
nal of Mich.
Military Surgeon D. C.
Minnesota Medicine Minn.
Mississippi Health Bulletin Miss.
Slissourl State Medical Association,
Jfiurnal of Mo.
Modern Hospital 111.
Jlontana Monthly Bulletin of the De-
partment of Public Health Mont.
Morphology, Journal of Pa.
Mother and Child D. C.
National Eclectic Medical Association
Quarterly Ohio
National Medical Association, Journal _
of the N. J.
Xational Research Council, Bulletin of.D. C.
National Tuberculosis Association.
Monthly Bulletin of N. T.
Nation's Health HI.
Nebraska State Medical Journal Xeb.
65
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
Nerrous and Mental Disease, Jour-
nal of N. Y.
Xew Albany Medical Herald Ind.
New Hampshire State Board of Health,
Bulletin of N. H.
Xew Jersey Medical Society, Journal
of the N. J.
New Jersey Public Health News N. J.
New Orleans Medical and Surgical
Journal La.
New York Medical Journal and Medical
Record N. Y.
New York Medical Week N. Y.
New York State Journal of Medicine. .N. Y.
North Carolina Health Bulletin N. C.
North Dakota State Board of Health
Bulletin N. D.
Northwest Medicine Wash.
Ohio SUte Medical Journal Ohio
Ohio's Health Ohio
Oklahoma State Medical Association,
Journal of the Okla.
Ophthalmic Literature 111.
Ophthalmology, Otology and Laryngol-
ogy, Journal of Pa.
Oregon's Health Oregon
Outdoor Life, Journal of N. Y.
Pacific Coast Journal of Homeopathy. .Calif.
Parasitology, Journal of III.
Pennsylvania Health Bulletin Pa.
Pennsylvania Medical Journal Pa.
Personnel Research. Journal of Md.
Pharmacology and Experimental Ther-
apeutics, Journal of Md.
Philippine Health Service, Monthly Bul-
letin of P. I.
Philippine Islands Medical Association,
Journal of P. I.
Philippine Journal of Science P.I.
Physician and Surgeon Mich.
Physiological Rerlews Md.
Porto Rico Medical A.ssoclation, Bulletin
of P. R.
Practical Medicine and Surgery Tex.
Progressive Medicine Pa .
Psyche and Eros N.T.
Psychoanalytic Review D. C.
Psychological Bulletin S.J.
Psychological Clinic Fa.
Psychological Bevlew N. J.
Public Health Journal Canada
IMibllc Health Reports D. C.
Quarterly Cumulative Index to Current
Medical Literature 111.
Radiology, Journal of Neb.
Rhode Island Medical Journal R.I.
Sexology and P.iycbanaiysis, Journal
of N. T.
Social Hygiene, Journal of N. T.
Society for Experimental Biology and
Medicine. Proceedings nf N. Y.
.Society of Medical History, Bulletin of
the III.
South Carolina Medical Association.
Journal of the S. C.
.■*outhern California Practitioner Calif.
.Southern Medical Journal Ala.
Southern Medicine and Surgery N. C.
Southwestern Medicine ArU.
Surgery, Ciynecology and ObMtetrlc.<i
with Internatinniil Abstract of Sur-
gery 111.
Surgical Clinics of North America Pa.
Surgical Journal HI.
Tennessee State Medical Association,
.loumal of the Tenn.
Texas State Board of Health, Quarterly
Bulletin Tex
Texas State Journal of Medicine Tex.
Therapeutic Gazette Mich.
I'nion Medicale du Canada Canada
Cnlted Stales .Naval Medical Bulletin. .D. ('.
IroloKlc and Cutaneous Kevlew Mo.
Crology. Journal of Md.
rtah Health Bulletin Clah
Vermont State Board of Bealth guar-
terly Bulletin Vt.
Virginia Health Bulletin \t,
Virginia .Medical Monthly Va.
Vital Statistics Review N. Y.
Volta Review D. C.
West Virginia Medical Journal W. Va.
Western Medical Review Neb.
Western Medical Times Colo.
Wisconsin Medical Journal Wis.
Wisconsin State Board of Health. Quar-
terly Bulletin Wis.
NC.MBER OF JOURNALS, 2ST
ALABAMA
SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL (Journal
of the Southern Medical Association).
Empire Bidg., Birmingham. Established
1908 ; Southern Medical Association, pub-
lishers : V. Y. Dabnev. editor; monlhly ;
$3.(10. CIRCULATION 6,702.
ARIZONA
*ARIZONA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
BULLETIN, l'hoeni.\. Eslabllsbcd liiOti :
State Hoard of Health, publishers; A. M.
Tuthill, editor ; quarterly : free.
SOUTHWESTERN MEDICINE, Box 1328.
Phoenix. Esubllshed 1917 ; New Mexico
Medical Society, Arizona State Medical
Association, £1 Paso County (Texas i
Medical Society and Medical and Surgical
Association of the Southwest, publishers ;
Warner Watkins. editor: monthly; J2.00.
CIRCULATION 833.
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS MEDICAL SOCIETY. JOUR-
NAL OF THE. Uiiyle Bidg., Lllile Kock.
EstablishiHl liiot; .\rkansas .MiHlicai So-
ciety, publishers; Wm. H. Bathurst. ed-
itor; monthly: $3.00. CIRCULATION
1.132.
CALIFORNIA
•CALIFORNIA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
QUARTERLY BULLETIN. 727 Fcrum
Bidg., Sacramento. Established 1922 ;
California Sute Board of Health, pub-
lishers; Mr. Guy P. Janes, editor; quar-
terly : free.
•CALIFORNIA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
WEEKLY BULLETIN, 727 Forum BldK .
Sacramento. Esialiil.^hed l'J22 ; Calif
omia State Board of Hcailh. publishers ;
Mr. Guy P. Jones, editor ; weekly ; free.
CALIFORNIA STATE JOURNAL OF MED-
ICINE, 5ii3 Market St.. San Francisco
Eslabllshed 1902 ; Medical Society of tlir
State of California, publishers ; W. E.
Mu.sgrave, editor; monthly; H.OO. CIR-
CULATION 4,130.
Endocrinology, The Bulletin of the Also-
ciation for the Study of Internal Secre-
tions, 1103 Title Insurance Bidg., Los
Angeles. Established 1917 : The As-
sociation for the Study of the Internal
Secretions, publlahers ; R. G. Hogklns,
Ohio 8UU UnlT. Medical School, Colum-
bus, Ohio, editor; bi-monthly; $8.00.
Pacific Coast Journal of Homeopathy, 36H8
California St., San Francisco. Estab-
lished 1883 ; California State Homeopathic
Medical Society, publishers; Edgar H.
Howell, editor ; monthly ; $3.00.
Southern California Practitioner, 942 Pa-
cific Mutual Bidg., Los Angeles. Estab-
lished 1886; Geo. E. Malsbary, publisher
and editor; monthly; $1 no.
COLORADO
COLORADO MEDICINE, .Metropolitan Bidg.,
Ihiucr. Established 18l»3: Coiora<lo
State Medical Soiletv. publishers; Frank
B. Stephenson, editor; monthly; $2.00.
CIRCULATION 1.049.
Western Medi ^ 1839 Champa St.,
Denver. ! 1882: Minllcal
Times Pull ■ npany. publishers;
George L. .Suvo.ss, 150 N. Virginia St..
Reno. Nev., e<lltor; monthly; $1.00. CIR-
CULATION 2,051.
DELAWARE
Delaware State .Medical Journal, .109 .Ship-
Ily St., Wilmington. Established 1910;
Delaware Stale Medical Sccietv. publish-
ers: W. E<lwin Bird, editor ; quarterly ;
$1.00.
66
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
• BULLETIN NATIONAL RESEARCH
COUNCIL, 1701 Massachusetts Ave.,
Washington, P.O. National Research
Council, publishers; Irregular; $5.00 per
volume.
•INDEX MEDICUS. Washington, D. C. Es-
tablished 1879 ; Carnegie Institution of
Washington, publishers; A. N. Tasker,
editor; quarterly; $8.00. CIRCULATION
496.
Life and Health, Washington, D.C. Review
and Herald Publishing Association, pub-
lishers, Mr. L. A. Hansen and Dr. G. H.
Beald, editors ; monthly ; $2.00.
Mlliury Surgeon, 7th and B Sts., S.W..
Washington, D.C. Established 1902 ;
Association of -Military Surgeons of the
United States, publishers; Col. James E.
Church, editor; monthly; $4.00.
•MOTHER AND CHILD, 532, 17th St. N.W.,
Washington. DC. Established 1920:
American Child Hygiene Association,
publishers; John A. Foote. editor; month-
ly; $5.00. CIRCULATION 4.286.
PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW. 3617, 10th
SL, N.W., Washington. D. C. Esubllshed
1913 ; Nervous and Mental Disease Pub-
lishing Company, publishers ; S. E. Jelllire,
64 W. .56th St., New York, and W. A.
White, editors ; quarterly ; $6.00.
•PUBLIC HEALTH REPORTS, Wa.shington.
D. C. Established 1878: United States
Public Health Service, publishers; Aasist-
anl Surgeon General B. J Llovd, editor ;
weekly : $1.50.
*UNITEO STATES NAVAL MEDICAL BUL-
LETIN, Bureau of .Medicine and Surgery.
Navy Dept., Washington. D.C, Estab-
lished 1907; Superintendent of Docu-
menta. Government Printing Olflce, pub-
lisher: W. M. Kerr, editor; monthly;
$1.50. CIRCULATION 4,500.
VOLTA REVIEW, 1601, 35th 8L N.W ,
Washington, D.C. Established 1890 :
Volta Bureau, publishers : Josephine B.
Tlmberlake. editor : monthly : $3.00.
FLORIDA
FLORIDA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. JOUR-
NAL OF THE. i;il2 Consolidated Hklg ,
Jack.sonvlllc. Establlshiil 1913; Florida
Modlrnl ,\ss«)rlatlon, publishers ; Graham
K. Ilcnsnn. editor: monthly; $1.50. CIR-
CULATION 592.
•HEALTH NOTES. JackaonvlUe. Florida
State Board of Health, publishers ; Mr.
S. G. Thompson, editor ; monthly ; free.
GEORGIA
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA.
THE JOURNAL OF THE, il.'. Forrest Ave ,
Atlanta. Established 1911: published
under direction of the Council; Allen H.
Bunce. editor; monthh : $:i.O0. CIRCU-
LATION 1,655.
ILLINOIS
American Jn.stliuic (jf Homeopathy, The
Journal of, S21I .Marshall Field Bidg.,
Chicago. Established 1909; Board of
Trustees of the American Institute of
Homeopathy, publishers; Carleton A.
Harkness, editor; monthly; $3.00. CIR-
CULATION 3,525.
American Journal of Clinical Medicine,
47.'>7 HavenswoiKl Ave.. Chicago. Estab-
lished IXict: The American Journal of
Clinical Midlclne (inc.). pulillsbers ; A
s. Hiinllck. cilltor: nionllilv : $2. no.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF DISEASES OF
CHILDREN, .',:i5 N. Dearborn St., Chi-
cago. Estaiilished 1911; American Med-
ical Association, pubiishera ; II. F. Ilelm-
holr, editor; monthly; $4.00 CIRCULA-
TION 2.714.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF OPHTHAL-
MOLOGY. 7 W. Madison St . Chicago
E.stahllshed 1918: (Iphlhalmic Publishing
Company, publishers ; Edward Jackson.
217 Imperial Bblg., Dinur, editor;
monlhly ; $10.00.
•AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
BULLETIN, .'>:(,', N. Dearborn St.. Chi-
cago. Kslabllshed 190.''.; American Medi-
cal Association, publishers: five timea a
year. CIRCULATION 5,000.
MEDICAL JOURNALS
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
JOURNAL OF THE, r.35 N. Dearborn St.,
ChicaKo. Established 1883 ; American
Medical Asaiicliitlun, puhlUhers ; tieoruc
H. Simmons, editor ; weekly : price »« 00.
CIRCULATION 78.380,
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
JOURNAL OF, Edicidn *n EspaAol. 535
X. Dearborn St., Chicago. KHtitbllshed
IKW; Amerlciin .Medical As.soclatlon,
publishers ; tJeorge H. Simmons, editor ;
semi-monthly; $5.00. CIRCULATION
3,295.
ARCHIVES OF DERMATOLOGY AND
SYPHILOLOGY, 535 N. Dearborn St.,
Chicago. Established 1920; American
Medical Association, publishers; William
-Allen rusey, editor; monthly; fS.OO.
CIRCULATION 1.275.
ARCHIVES OF INTERNAL MEDICINE,
535 N. Dearborn St., Chicago. Estab-
lished 1908 ; American Medical Associa-
tion, publishers; Joseph I,. .Miller, editor;
msnthly; t.VOO. CIRCULATION 2.440.
ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY AND PSY-
CHIATRY, 5:i5 N. Dearborn St., Chicago.
Established 1919 ; American .Medical As-
sociation, publishers ; T. H. Welsenburg.
editor; monthly; $6.00. CIRCULATION
1,174.
ARCHIVES OF SURGERY, 535 N. Dear-
born St., Chicago. Established 1920;
American Medical Association, pub-
lishers ; Dean Lewis, editor ; blmontoly ;
)6.00. CIRCULATION 2.825.
Chicago Medical Recorder and Journal of
the Medico-Legal Society, Mailers Bldg.,
Chicago. Established 1892; Medical Re-
corder Publishing Company, publishers ;
A. K. Reynolds, E. J. Docring, H. T.
Byford, editors ; monthly ; $2.00.
Clinlque, 1553 W. Madison St., Chicago.
Established 1880 ; Illinois Homeopathic
Medical Association, publishers ; C. A.
Welrlck, editor ; monthly ; $2.00.
DEMENTIA PRAECOX STUDIES, A Jour-
nal of Psychiatry of Adolescence, 80 N.
Michigan Are., Chicago. Ksubllshed
1918; Society for Promotion of the Study
of Dementia Praecox ; Bayard Holmes,
editor and publl.vhcr ; quarterly ; $5.00.
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT MONTH-
LY. 17 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago. Estab-
lished 1922 ; The Professional Press, Inc.,
publishers; Thos. S. Atkinson, editor;
monthly ; $3.00.
HEALTH. Room 208, 106 W. Randolph
St., Chicago. Established 1920 ; The
Home Health Publishing Co., Inc., pub-
lishers ; Frederick R. Green, editor :
monthly; $2,00.
HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT, 537 S. Dear-
born St., Chicago. Established 1916 ;
Craln Publishing Company, publishers ;
Mr. G. O. Craln, Jr., managing editor;
monthly; $2.00. CIRCULATION 3.171.
HYGEIA. 535 N. Dearborn St., Chicago.
Established 1923; American Medical As-
sociation, publishers : Victor C. Vaughan,
editor ; monthly ; $3.00.
*ILLINOIS HEALTH NEWS, Springfield,
Established 1915 ; Illinois Department of
Public Health, publishers : Isaac D. Raw-
lings, editor : monthly ; free.
Illinois Medical Journal, 25 E. Washington
St., Chicago. Established 1897 ; Illinois
State Medical Society, publishers ; Char-
les J. Whalen. editor; monthly; $3.00
CIRCULATION 7.800.
•INFECTIOUS DISEASES, JOURNAL OF.
GST S. Wood St.. ChicaBO. Established
1904 ; John McCormlck Institute for
Infectious Diseases, publishers ; Ludrig
Hektoen and Edwin 0. Jordan, editors ;
monthly ; $5.00.
JOURNAL OF PARASITOLOGY, Urbana.
Established 1914 ; Henry B. Ward,
managing editor; quarterly: $3.00.
Medical Standard, 536 S. Clark St., Chi-
cago. Established 1885 ; G. P. Engelhard
& Company, publishers ; Thos. G. Atkin-
son, editor: monthly; $1.50.
MODERN HOSPITAL. 22 E. OnUrio St..
Chicago. Esubllshed 1913 ; Modem Hos-
pital IMiblishing Company, Inc., publish-
ers ; Mr. .1. J Weber, managing editor ; i
monthly; $3 00. CIRCULATION 7,215.
.Nations Health, 22 E. Ontario St.. Chlcag(.
Kstablished 1921; The Modern Hospital
PubllHhlng Company, Inc., publishers .
Mr. S. P. .Moore, managing editor :
monthly; $3.00. CIRCULATION 3,113.
OPHTHALMIC LITERATURE (suppIeOMnt
to American Journal of 0phthalmolog7l,
7 W. .Madison St., Chicago. Established
1904; Ophthalmic Publishing Company,
publishers ; Edward Jackson. 217 Imperial
Bldg., Denver, editor : quarterly : $6.00.
•QUARTERLY CUMULATIVE INDEX TO
CURRENT MEDICAL LITERATURE. 53.'.
N. Dearborn St., Chicago. Established
1916; American Medical Association,
publishers; quarterly; $6.00. CIRCULA-
TION, 1,129.
•SOCIETY OF MEDICAL HISTORY. BUL-
LETIN OF THE. 535 N. Dearborn St.,
Chicago. Esubllshed 1911 ; Morris Fish-
bein, editor; Irregularly ; $3.00 per vol.
SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTET-
RICS WITH INTERNATIONAL AB-
STRACT OF SURGERY, 30 N Michigan
Ave,, Chicago. Establbhed 1905; The
Surgical Publishing Company of Chicago,
publishers ; Franklin H. Martin, editor :
monthly ; $12.00. i
Surgical Journal, 542 Monadnock Blk., Chi-
cago. EstablLshed 1894 : Magazines, Inr .
publishers: L. J. Mitchell, ivlltor : month-
ly; $2 00. CIRCULATION 2.500.
INDIANA
•INDIANA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
MONTHLY BULLETIN OF THE, Indian
spoils. Established 1900 ; Bute Board ot
Health, publisher ; J. N. Barty. editor ;
monthly ; free.
Indianapolis Medical Journal. 634 Occident-
al Bldg., Indianapolis. Established 18(7 : ,
.Medical and Surgical Monitor Co., pub-
lisher : Samuel E. Earp and A. W. Bray- j
ton, editors; monthly: $1.50. ,
JOURNAL OF THE INDIANA STATE |
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, 406 W. Berry
St., Fort Wayne. Established 190S : In-
diana State Medical Association, pub- i
Ushers; Albert E. Itulson. Jr.. editor:
monthly; $3.00. CIRCULATION 3.256.
New Albany Medical Herald, New Albany.
Ind. Esubllshed 1880 : New Albany ■
Medical Herald Company, publishers: i
Charles A. Edelen, Louisville, Ky., ed-
itor ; monthly: $1.00. '
IOWA
•IOWA HEALTH BULLETIN, Capitol Bldg . ,
Des Moines. Established 1887 ; State ,
Board of Health, publishers; Rodney 1'. !
Fagen. editor ; quarterly ; free. !
Iowa Homeopathic Journal, Des Moines.
Established 1907 ; Hahnemann Medical
Association of Iowa, publishers ; G. £.
Royal, editor ; monthly ; $2.00. \
IOWA STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY, JOUR- i
HAL OF THE, Bankers Trust Bldg., Dos
Moines. Established 1911 ; Iowa State ;
Medical Siwiety, publishers ; D. S. Fair-
rhlld, Clinton, editor; monthly; $2.75.
CIRCULATION 2.512.
KANSAS
KANSAS MEDICAL SOCIETY. JOURNAL
OF THE, Commerce Bldg., Topeka. Es-
tablished 1902 : Kansas Medical Society,
publishers; W. E. McVey. editor; month-
ly: $2.U0. CIRCULATION 1,604.
•KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALTH,
BULLETIN OF THE, Topeka. Estab-
lished 1905 ; State Board of Health, pub-
lishers ; S. J. Crunibine. editor : monthly ;
free.
KENTUCKY
KENTUCKY MEDICAL JOURNAL. Bowling
Oreen. Established 1903 : Kentucky State
Medical .Association, publishers ; A. T.
McCormack. editor ; monthly : $4.00.
CIRCULATION 2,475.
Medical Progress. Louisrllle. Esubllshed
1884 ; The Medical Progress Company,
publishers ; John S. Moremen. editor ;
monthly; $1.00.
•STATE BOARD OF HEALTH OF KEN-
TUCKY. BULLETIN OF THE, 522 W.
Main St., Louisville. Established 1911 ;
State Board of Health of Kentucky, pub-
lishers ; A. T. McCormack, editor ; month-
ly ; free.
LOUISIANA
• LOUISIANA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
MONTHLY BULLETIN. New Orleans.
Established 1911; SUtc Board of Health,
publishers ; Miss Agnes Morris, editor ;
8 Issues per year ; free.
New Orleans Medical and Surgical Journal,
1551 Canal St., New Orleans. Estab-
lished 1844 : Louisiana State Medical So-
ciety, publishers; H. J. Oelpl, editor;
monthly; $2.00.
MAINE
MAINE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, JOUR-
NAL OF THE. 148 Park St., Portland.
Esubllshed 1910 : Maine Medical Asso-
ciation, publishers : Frank Y. Gilbert, ed-
itor ; monthly; $2.00. CIRCULATION
752.
•MAINE STATE DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH BULLETIN. AugusU. Estab-
lished 1917 ; SUte Department of Health,
publishers- 0. F. Kimball, editor; bi-
monthly; fret. CIRCULATION 4,466.
MARYLAND
ABSTRACTS OF BACTERIOLOGY, Baltl
more. Established 1917 ; Williams and
WUklns Company, publishers; A. Parker
Hitchens, editor; monthly; $5.00 per
volume.
•AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HYGIENE,
Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore. Estab-
lished 1921 ; Johns Hopkins University.
publishers ; Charles E. Simon, managing
editor; bi-monthly; $6.00.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY.
Mt. Royal and Guilford Aves.. Baltimore.
Esubllshed 1898 ; American Physiological
Society, publishers : D. R. Booker, editor :
monthly ; $5.00 a volume.
American Journal of Psychiatry, Baltimore.
EsUbltshed 1844; Johns Hopkins Press,
publishers; E. N. Brush, managing edi-
tor ; quarterly ; $5.00.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF TROPICAL
MEDICINE. Baltimore. EstablUhed 1921 :
Williams and Wllkins Company, publish-
ers; "H. J. Nichols, editor; bi-monthly:
$.1.00 per volume.
AMERICAN REVIEW OF TUBERCULO-
SIS, Williams and Wllkins Company,
Baltimore. Established 1917; National
Tuberculosis Association, 370 .Seventh
Ave., New York, publishers; Allen K.
Krause, editor ; monthly ; $6.00.
*ANNALS OF CLINICAL MEDICINE, Bal-
timore. Esubllshed 1922 ; Williams and
Wllkins Company, publishers ; Frank
Smithies, Chicago, editor; bl-montbly;
$6 00.
ARCHIVES OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY,
Baltimore. Established l!i22; Williams
and Wilkins Company, publishers : W. B.
Dutton, Jr., editor; bi-monthly; $5.00 per
volume.
BACTERIOLOGY. JOURNAL OF. Baltimore.
Established 1916 ; Williams and Wilkins
Company, publishers ; C.-E. A. Winsiow,
editor: bi-monthly: $.'>.00 per volume.
•BULLETIN OF MEDICAL LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION, 1211 Cathedral St., Bal-
timore. Established 1911; Medical Li-
brary -Association, publisher : John Ruh-
rah and Miss M. C. Noyes, editors ; quar-
terly ; free to members.
CANCER RESEARCH, JOURNAL OF. Bal-
timore. Established 1916 ; Williams and
Wilkins Company, publishers ; William
H. Woglom, editor ; quarterly ; $5.00 per
volume.
IMMUNOLOGY, JOURNAL OF, Baltimore.
Established 1916 ; Williams and Wilkins
Company, publishers ; Arthur F. Coca,
editor ; bi-monthly ; $5.00 per volume.
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♦JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL, BULLETIN
OF THE. Baltimore. Established 1889:
Johns Hopkins Press, publishers; month-
ly; $4.00.
*JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL REPORTS,
Baltimore. Established 1890 ; Johns Hop-
kins Press, publishers ; Irregularly ; $3.00
per volume.
JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE PSY-
CHOLOGY, Baltimore. Established 1921 ;
Williams and Wilkins Company, publish-
ers ; Knight Dunlap and Kohert M.
Yerkes, editors ; bi-monthly ; $5.00 per
volume.
♦JOURNAL OF PERSONNEL RESEARCH,
Baltimore. Established 1922 : Williams
and Wilkins Company, publishers; Mr.
Leonard Outhwaite, editor; monthly;
$5.00.
♦ MARYLAND PSYCHIATRIC QUARTERLY.
Towson, Md. Established 1911 ; Maryland
Psychiatric Society, publishers; William
Kush Dunton, Jr., editor; quarterly; 50
cents.
♦ MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL FACULTY
OF MARYLAND, BULLETIN OF. 1211
Cathedral St.. Baltimore. Established
1908 ; Medical and Surgical Faculty of
Maryland, publishers ; 8 times a year ;
25 cents.
MEDICINE. Baltimore. Established 1922;
Williams and Wilkins Company, publish-
ers; David L. Edsall and John Rowland,
editors; quarterly; $500 per volume.
PHARMACOLOGY AND EXPERIMENTAL
THERAPEUTICS. JOURNAL OF. Balti-
more. Estiiblished 1909; Williams and
Wilkins Company, publishers; John J.
Abel, and Arthur B. Cushny. editors;
monthly ; $6.00 per volume.
PHYSIOLOGICAL REVIEWS. Mount Royal
and tiuilford .Wes.. Baltimore. Estab-
lished 1921 ; American Physiological So-
ciety, publishers; D. R. Hooker, editor;
quarterly ; $6.00.
UROLOGY, JOURNAL OF. Baltimore Es-
tablished 1917; Williams and Wilkins
Company, publishers; Hugh Hampton
Young, editor; monthly; $6.00 per
volume.
MASSACHUSETTS
ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY. JOURNAL OF
194 Boylston St.. Boston. Established
1900 ; Richard G. Badger. publUher ; }Iot-
ton Prince, editor; quarterly; $.>.00.
♦AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGI-
CAL OPTICS Southbrldge. EstablUbed
1920 ; Ameriran Optical Company, pub
lishers; Charles Sheard. editor; quar-
terly; $1.00.
BOSTON MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
JOURNAL, 126 .Massachusetts Ave.. Bos-
ton. Established 1828: Massachusetts
Medical .Society, publishers; "^''-^j}"}'
Bowers, editor; weekly; $6.00. CIRCU-
LATION 4, 048.
♦CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHU-
SETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. Masaa-
cbusetU (ioneral Hospital, Boston. Es-
tablished 1915; Massachusetts General
Hospital, publisher ; Richard C. Cabot
and Hugh Cabot, editors ; weekly ; $8.00.
♦ (THE) COMMONHEALTH, Bi-monthly
bulletin of .MassachusetU Department of
Public Health, Boston. Established 1883 ;
State Depnrtinent of Public Health, pub-
lishers : .Merrill E. Champion, editor; bi-
monthly ; free.
Healthy Home. Athol. Esubllshed 1890 ;
W. H. Brock & Company, publishers ;
Mr. W. H. Brock, editor ; monthly ; $1.50
for 3 years.
Healthy Home Quarterly. Athol. Estab-
lished 1900 ; W. H. Brock tc Company,
publishers ; Mr. W. H. Brock, editor ;
quarterly; $1.00 for 3 years.
JOURNAL OF BONE AND JOINT SUR-
GERY. 372 MarlborouKh St. Bost"i
Esubllshed 1918: American Orthopedic
Association and British Orthoiwllc As-
sociation, publishers: E. G. Bracket!,
editor ; quarterly ; $5.00.
JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND
ABSTRACT OF THE LITERATURE. 240
Longwood Ave.. Boston. Established
1919; Harvard University Press, publi-
shers ; David L. Edsall. editor ; monthly ;
$6.00,
♦ MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF
MENTAL DISEASES, BULLETIN OF
THE. 109 State House. Boston. Estab-
lished 1917 ; Massachusetts Department
of .Mental Diseasjs, publishers; Walter
E. Fernald and George M. Kline, editors ;
quarterly : free.
♦ MEDICAL RESEARCH, JOURNAL OF, 240
Longwood Ave., Boston. Established
1890; Harold C. Ernst, editor; irregular:
$5.00 a volume.
MICHIGAN
Good Health. Battle Creek. Established
1806; Good Health Publishing Company,
publishers : John Harvey Kellogg, editor :
monthly ; $2.50.
MICHIGAN STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
JOURNAL OF, 515 Powers Theatre Bldg..
Grand Rapids. Establislied 1902 ; Michi-
gan State -Medical Society, publishers ;
F C. Warnshuls, editor ; monthly ; $5.00.
CIRCULATION 3,075.
Physician and Surgeon, The. Detroit. Es-
ubllshed 1879 ; John William Keatlnc.
Ann Arbor. editor and publisher ;
monthly; $3.00.
♦PUBLIC HEALTH. Lansing. Established
1885 ; State Board of Health, publishers :
R. M. Olin, editor; monthly; free.
Therapeutic Gazette, Detroit. Established
1876; E. 0. Swift, publlslier; Hobart A.
Hare Philadelphia, Pa., editor; monthly ;
$2.00.
MINNESOTA
Journal-Lancet, 839 Lumber Kxchange.
Minneapolis. Esubllshed 1870 ; Mr. W.
L. Klien. publisher; W. A. Jones, editor;
semi-monthly ; $2.00.
MINNESOTA MEDICINE, 8U Lowry Build-
ing, St. Paul. Established 1918: .Minne-
sota State .Medical Association, publish
ers ; Carl B. Drake, editor ; numlhly :
$3.00, CIRCULATION 2.100.
MISSISSIPPI
♦ HEALTH BULLETIN OF THE MISSIS-
SIPPI STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Jackson. .Mississippi State Board of
Health, publishers; W. S. leathers, edi-
tor ; free.
MISSOURI
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF OBSTETRICS
ANO GYNECOLOGY. St, Louis. Esub-
llslied 1'.'20 ; C. V. Mosby Company, pub-
lishers : Ci-'rge W. Kosiiiak. e<ittur ;
monthly ; $U.UO.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SYPHILIS.
.Metropolitan BlUg., »t. Louis. Estab-
lished 1917; C. V. .Mosby Company,
publishers; Wm. H. Deaderli-k, editor;
quarterly ; $7.00.
♦ANNALS OF OTOLOGY, RHINOLOOY AND
LARYNGOLOGY, Times Bldg.. St. Louis.
Esi;ilill8hfd 1892; Mr. Jonos H. Parker.
publisher; H. W. Loeb. editor; quarterly;
$8.00.
HORNSBY'S HOSPITAL MAGAZINE, 115
E. 31st St.. K II ■ ■ It .
pltal Mag:<
John A. H.iri
LABORATORY AND CLINICAL MEDI-
CINE. JOURNAL OF, St. Louis. Estab-
lished 1915; C. V. Mosby Company, pub-
ilsht-rs ; Victor C. Vaughan, 535 N. Dear-
born «i| . fhlcsgo. »dlt.>r: monthly; $6.00
Lar ;.r PI.. St.
I M A. Gold-
sv I : monthly ;
$C.(jO.
Medical Brief. 9th and Ollre 8U., 8t.
Louis. Established 1873; Henry R.
Strong, publisher; Thomas G, Atkinson,
editor; monthly; $1.00.
Medical Herald and Electrotheraplst, Kan-
sas City. Established 1881 ; Charles
Wood Fassett, publisher and managing
e<lltor; monthly; $2.00.
MISSOURI STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIA-
TION, JOURNAL OF THE. 3529 Pine
St., St. Louis. Established 1904 ; Mis-
souri State Medical Association, pub-
lishers ; E. J. Goodwin, editor ; monthly ;
$2.00. CIRCULATION 3.588,
Urologlc and Cutaneous Review, 3700 En-
rlght Ave., St. Louis. Established 1897 ;
The Urologlc and Cutaneous Press, pub-
lishers; Solomon C. .Martin. Jr.. man-
aging editor; monthly; $3.00.
MONTANA
♦HEALTH REVIEW. lUlona. Established
1921; State Board of Health of Mon-
tana, publishers; W. J". Cogswell, editor;
senii-nionthly ; free.
♦MONTANA BULLETIN OF THE DE-
PARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH.
Helena. Established 1907 ; Sute Board
of Health, publishers ; W. F. Cogswell,
editor : monthlj' : free.
NEBRASKA
JOURNAL OF RADIOLOGY, 30r> Arthur
Bldg.. 210 S. l.'ith St.. Omaha. Estab-
lished 1920 ; Radiological Publishing
Company, publishers ; A. F. Tyler and E
W, Rowe, editors ; monthly ; $5.00.
NEBRASKA STATE MEDICAL JOURNAL,
Omaha. Established 1916 ; Nebraska
State .Medical Assoiiatioii, publishers;
F. A. Lon«. editor : monthly ; $2.50.
CIRCULATION 1.205.
Western Medical Review. 1114 Farnam St..
Omaha. Established 1896 ; Western .Med-
ical Review Company, publishers ;
monthly; $2.00.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
♦STATE BOARD OF HEALTH OF NEW
HAMPSHIRE. BULLETIN OF THE, Con-
cord. Established 1900; State Board of
Health, publishers; Charles Dunian, edi-
tor ; Irregular ; free.
NEW JERSEY
♦JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSY-
CHOLOGY. Princeton. Established 1916;
Psychological Review Company, publish-
ers: J. B. Watson, editor; bi-monthly:
$4 2r,.
♦JOURNAL OF METABOLIC RESEARCH,
.Morrlstown. Establisheil 1922 : Physiatric
Institute. .Morrlstown, Now Jersey, pub-
lishers: F. M. Allen, editor; monthly;
$10.00.
MEDICAL SOCIETY OF NEW JERSEY,
JOURNAL OF THE. 14 S Day -St.
Orange. Establlshod 1904 ; New Jersey
.State Medical Society, publishers; D C.
English, Neu Brunswick. (Alitor; month
ly : $2 00. CIRCULATION 2,101.
National Medical As.soclatlon, Journal of
The. 22:* Hank St., Newark. Estab-
lished 1909; John A, Kenney, Tuskegee
Inslltute. Ala, editor; quarterly; $2 00
CIRCULATION 3,346.
PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN. Princeton
Ksialillshed 19(14 : Psychological Review
(iiiniMiny, publishers: Shepherd I. Frans.
edit .r; monthly ; $5.00.
PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW. Princeton. Es-
tablished 1894 ; Psychological Review
Company, publishers ; Howard C. Warren,
editor: bl-monthlv: $4 2.'. alone, with
Psychological Bullenlln. $9 00.
♦PUBLIC HEALTH NEWS, Trenton. Es-
tablished 1915; Department of Health of
New Jersey, publishers: J. ('. I'riee, edi-
tor ; monthly ; free.
NEW YORK
Albany Medical Annals, Albany, Estab-
lished 1880; Alumni Association of Al-
bany Medical College, publishers : J
Montgomery Mosher, editor; monthly;
$2.00.
American Journal of Electrotherapeutics
and Radiology, 885 W. End Ave., New
York. Established 1882; BclentlHc Au-
thors Publishing Company, publishers ;
William Beuham Snow, editor ; monthly ;
$5.00.
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AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY.
.Morrill Hall. Conifll Inlverslty. Illiacs.
Establldliod 18S7 : Karl M. Hallentuich.
puhlishiT : K. B. TItrhcner. editor; iiuar-
iprlv : |tl.50.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC
HEALTH. 3T0 Sevenih Avv.. \t-« Yurk.
Katabllsheil 1911 ; Aniprloiin VuMIr
Health .\ssoctali<»n. pulillslicrK : Mr. A.
W. Hcdrldi. inaiiittjiiiff f-ditor ; nicinthly :
;VO(i. CIRCULATION 4.288.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ROENTGEN-
OLOGY. 67 E. 59th SL, New York. Eit-
tabllshcd 190G: Paul B. Hoeber, pub-
lisher; H .M. Imboden, editor; monthly;
)6.00.
American Journal of Surgery. IS E. 26th
St.. New York. Established 1887; Sur-
gery Publishing Company, publishers ;
Walter M. Brickner, editor ; monthly ;
{2.00.
American Medical Pres«, 280 Bmadway.
-New York. Established 1922 : American
Medical Press Company, publishers : F.
H. McMechan. editor; monthly: f-i.vO.
American Medicine. 18 E. list.. Si , New-
York. Estabil.sbed 1901 ; American Med-
ical Publishing Company, publishers :
H. E. Lewis, editor; monthly; $2.00.
oANNALS OF MEDICAL HISTORY. C;-C!<
E. 59th St.. New Y^ork. Established 1917 ;
Paul B. Hoeber. publisher; Francis R.
Packard. I'hlladelphia. editor; iiuartir
ly; »8.00.
ARCHIVES OF DIAGNOSIS. 141 \V. seth
St.. New York. Established 1908; Beb-
raan Company, publishers: quarterly;
13.00.
ARCHIVES OF OPHTHALMOLOGY. 2 W
4.ith St., New Y^ork. Established 166',i ;
(;. P. Putnian's Sons, publishers; Arnoid
Knapp. editor; bi-monthly: $«.00.
Archives of Pediatrics, 45 E. ITth .St., New
York. Established 1881; E. B. Treat *
Company, publishers: H. K. Mlziell, edi-
tor; monthly: $.').00.
• ARCHIVES OF PSYCHOLOGY. Substation
84, New York. E.stiiblished VMK, ; The
Archives of Psychology, publishers ; It.
S. Woodworth, editor: irregularly; )5.00
per volume.
BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY. JOURNAL OF.
GOth St. and Avenue A. Ne.v York. Es-
tablished 190.';; The Kockefeller In^^ll-
tute for Medical Research, publisher-; ;
H. v. Dakln. S. K. lieiiecllct. 1-. B. Met.
del and D. D. Van Slyke. editors; month-
l.v ; JSOO per volume.
•EXPERIMENTAL MEDICINE. THE JOUR-
NAL OF. New York. Established l>i'M ;
Rockefeller Institute for Medical He-
search. 66th St.. and Avenue A., publish-
ers ; Simon Flexner and Peyton Rous,
editors; monthly: $3.00.
•GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY. JOURNAL OF.
New York. Established 1918; Rockefeller
Institute for Medical Research. 66th ^:
and Avenue A, publishers ; Jacques Loeb
and ^V. J. V. Osterhout, editors; bi-
monthly ; $5.00.
Health Builder. Garden City. Established
1922 ; Doubleday. Page and Company,
publishers; monthly; $3.00.
•HEALTH NEWS. MONTHLY BULLETIN I
NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF I
HEALTH. Albany. Established 1884:
New Y'ork State Department of He:ilih. |
publishers : Mr. B. R. Rlckards. editor ; ]
monthly ; free. ■
•HEALTH OFFICERS' BULLETIN, Albany, j
Established 1916 : New York State De-
partment of Health, publishers ; Mr. B. R.
Rickards, editor; monthly: free.
HOSPITAL SOCIAL SERVICE. 19 E. T2nd
St.. New York. Established 1919: New
Y'ork Hospital Social .Service .\ssociatinn.
Inc.. publishers ; E. G. Stlllm.-in, editor ;
monthly ; $3.00.
International Journal of Surgery. 18 E. 41st
St.. New York. Established 1887; In-
ternational Journal of Surgery Com-
pany, publishers: Paul J. Rosenheim,
editor, and F'rank C. Lewis, managing
editor; monthly; $2.00.
Long Island H«dlcil Joutt"' ■«-.4 w.>.h.
Ington Ave., Brooklyn. 1
Auoclated Physicians
publlshert) ; Henry G. V.n".u-i. vuiui .
monthly ; $3.00.
• LYING-IN HOSPITAL OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK. BULLETIN OF THE. 307
2d Ave.. New York. K^tabilahed 1903;
Lylng-In Hospital Press. publUhers ;
Geo. W. Konnak. 23 B. 93d. St., New
York, editor: quarterly: II 00
Medical Critic and Guld.
J'ark \V., New Y'ork •
Critic-tJulde Company. i<u '
Robinson, editor : monthly ; lii.uo.
Medical Life and The M-dlcai Pickwick. 12
Mt. Morrto P;ii' "-' " .\ York. Medical
Life Preu, i Victor Robinson,
editor; month.
Medlcil Review ..f Reviews. 220 \V 43d St .
New York. EiUbllsbed 1885: .Mr. Fred
eric B. Robinson, publisher ; H. H. Pelton
and M. W. Thewlls, editon ; montbly ;
|2.»0.
Medlc»l T - — York
Establi pub-
lisher; iihly;
$2 00. CIRCULATION 9.700.
• MENTAL HYGIENE (70 Seventh Are.,
N.A V 1^ ; •■ '■ -' --I
$;;,o0.
•MONTHLY BULLETIN OF NATIONAL
TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION
Seventh .*ve.. New York.
1914; National Tubercultuiis .\
publishers; .Miss Helena V. i*ii...r.i
editor ; monthly ; free.
Nervous and Mental Itisea-ie. Journal of.
64 W 56th St.. .New Y'ork. Establisbei!
1874; Smith Ely J,l!i(Te, publisher m.'i
editor; monthly: $10.00.
New Y'ork Medical Journal and M
Record, 'ri P.irk PI . Now Y'ork. ).
li- KlUott Pubiisli I ,
1 .. stragnell. edi
t. : . ". i
NEW YORK MEDICAL WEEK. 47 \V. Sith
St.. New York. EstaMlshed 19J2 ; New
Y'ork Medical Week. Inc. publishers; .\
B. Hlrsh. editor : weekly : $2.00. [
NEW YORK STATE JOURNAL OF MED- i
iCINE. 17 W. 4Sd St.. New York. Es- 1
tabllshed 1901; Medical Society of State
of New Y'ork. publishers ; N. B. Van
Etten, acting editor; monthly; $2.00.
CIRCULATION 10.161.
OUTDOOR LIFE. JOURNAL OF. 370 Sev
enlh Ave , New York. EstaMlshed 1904 :
.National Tuberculosis Association, pub-
lishers; Philip P. Jacobs, editor; month-
ly; $2.00.
• PSYCHE AND EROS. 3681 Broadway. New
York. Ksiablisbed 1920; Samuel A.
Tannenbaum. editor and publisher; bi-
monthly ; $5.00
•SEXOLOGY AND PSYCHANALY8IS. JOUR-
NAL OF. 12 Mt. Mcrrls Park West. New
Y'ork. Established l'J23 ; S. A. Tannen-
baum, editor ; bi-moiuhly : $5.00.
•SOCIAL HYGIENE. JOURNAL OF. 370
Seventh Ave., New Y'ork. Established
1914; American Social Hygiene Associa-
tion, publishers; Mr. Maurice A. BIge-
low. editor; quarterly; $3.00.
•SOCIETY FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOL-
OGY AND MEDICINE. PROCEEDINGS
OF THE. 338 E. 2Cth St., New York.
Established 1903 : Society for Experi-
mental Biology and Medicine, publishers ;
Holmes C. Jackson, managing editor ;
monthly. May to Oct. ; $3.00.
•VITAL STATISTICS REVIEW, Albany.
Established 1916 : New York State De-
partment of Health, publishers ; Otto R
Eichel. editor; monthly; free.
NORTH CAROLINA
• HEALTH BULLETIN. Raleigh. Estab-
lished 1884 ; North Carolina State Board
of Health, publishers ; Mr. Ronald B
Wilson, editor ; monthly ; free.
monthly ; $2.50.
„A t;„..^ry, Charlofte.
Medical Jour-
M . L. Town-
.tiiiiii^oiiiery, editors;
NORTH DAKOTA
•NORTH DAKOTA STATE BOARD OF
HEALTH BULLETIN ' i lis. Es
tabllshed 1908; N' i i State
Board of Health, i U. E.
French, editor; quarterly, free.
OHIO
Cincinnati Journal of .Medicine. .528 Walnut
St.. Cincinnati. Established 1920;
Academy of Jfediclne. publishers; C. t.
Bonlfteld. editor: monthly; $2.00. CIR-
CULATION 2,535.
Current Researches In Anesthesia and
Analgesia. 16 E. Broad St.. Columbui.
■ V- ■ \--— 'vsia
H.
rt ».M..|....I
I ucal Journal, 630 W. 6lh St.,
EaUbllshed 1836; John K.
. publisher ; Harvey W. Teller,
editor . Dionthly ; $2.50.
liledlcal Woman's Journal. 21134 L'pland PI.,
Walnut Hill*. Cincinnati. Official organ
of the Medical Woman's National Aaso-
ciatlon. Established 1893; Woman's Med-
ical Journal Publishing Company, pub-
lishers; Margaret H. Rockhill, managing
editor : monthly ; $3.00.
Ml Eclectic Medical Association Quar-
.. 630 W. 6tli St., Cincinnati. Es-
;,.„li.shed 1909 ; National Eclectic Medical
Association, publishers; William Nelson
Mundi. e<iit(.r: quarterly: $1 2*.,
• (!■■- r i . ■ ■ ■ i .lie
: th,
|'Ub.,J^l.i 1.- , i.ii'l.lhi.v , free.
OHIO STATE MEDICAL JOURNAL. 131 E.
State St., Columbus. EsUblishcd 1905;
Ohio State Medical Association, publish-
ers: F. H Mc-Merhan, editor; monthly;
$3.00. CIRCULATION 4.858.
OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIA-
TION. JOURNAL OF THE. Barnes BIdg..
Muskogee. Establlsbe<l 1908 ; Oklahoma
State Medical Association, publishers ;
C. A. Thompson, ed tir ; monthlv, $4.00
CIRCULATION 1.600.
OREGON
Medical Sentinel, Selling BIdg., Portland.
EaUbllshed 1893; Medical Sentinel Pub-
lishing Company, publishers ; Henry
Waldo Coe, editor ; monthly ; $2.00.
*OREGON'S HEALTH, Portland. Oregon
SUte Board of Health, publlsbera :
(luarteily : free.
PENNSYLVANIA
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ANATOMY. 36th
St. and Woodland Ave., Philadelphia.
Established 1901 ; The Wlstar Institute
of Anatomy anil Biology, publishers :
Chas. R. Stockard. editor; bi-monthly;
$7.50 per volume.
American Journal if the Medical Sciences.
Philadelphi.i. Established 1820 : Lea &
Febiger. publishers : John H. Musser Jr..
editor : monthly ; $6.00.
American Physician (continuing The Med-
ical Council). 420 Walnut St.. Phil-
adelphia. EsUblished 1896 : C. C. Taylor,
publisher: Thomas S. Blair, editor;
monthly ; .$2.00. CIRCULATION 12,825.
ANATOMICAL RECORD. Woodland Ave.
and 36th St., Philadelphia. Established
1906 ; The Wlstar Institute of Anatomy
and Biology, publishers ; John Lewis
Bremer, editor; monthly; $5.00 per
volume.
Annals of Surgery, 227 S. Sixth St., Phil-
adelphia. Established 1884 ; J. B. Llp-
pincott Company. publishers : I..ewi9
Stephen Pilcher. New Y'ork. editor;
monthly; $7.50. CIRCULATION 4.759.
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COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY. THE JOUR-
NAL OF, 36th St. and Woodland Ave.,
Philadelphia. Established 1891 ; The
Wlstar Institute of Anatomy and Biol-
ogy, publishers : C. Judson Herrick, Uni-
versity of Chicago, managing editor; bi-
monthly ; $7.50 per volume.
EXPERIMENTAL ZOOLOGY. THE JOUR-
NAL OF, 36th St. and Woodland Ave..
Philadelphia. Established 1904 ; The
Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology,
publishers; Ross G. Harrison, New Ha-
ven, Conn., managing editor; Issued 8
times a year ; $7.50 per volume.
Hahncmanni.m Monthly. 1629 Spruce St.,
Philadelphia. Established 1865 ; Homeo-
pathic Medical Society of Pennsylvania,
publishers : Clarence Bartlett, C. S. K»ue
and John O. Wurlz, editors; monthly;
$3.00. CIRULATION 1.800.
Homeopathic Recorder, 1011 Arch St. Phil-
adelphia. Established 1885 ; Boerlcke and
Tafel, publishers; R. F. Ralee, editor;
monthly ; $2.00.
♦ INTERNATIONAL CLINICS. Philadelphia.
Established 1891 ; J. B. Llppincott Com-
pany, publishers ; Henry W. Cattell. ed-
itor ; quarterly ; $10.00.
• MEDICAL CLINICS OF NORTH AMERICA,
West Washington .Square. Philadelphia.
Established 1917 ; W. B. Saunders Com-
pany publishers; bl-monthly; paper.
$12.00; cloth, $16.00.
Medical Summary, 2321 Park Ave., Phila-
delphia. Established 1879 ; R. H. An-
drews, editor and publ'r ; monthly ; $1.50.
Medical World. 1520 Chestnut St., Phila-
delphia. EsUbllshed 1883 ; Mr. Edgar S.
Taylor publisher; John C. Rommel, ed-
itor; monthly; $1.50. CIRCULATION
14.197.
MORPHOLOGY, JOURNAL OF. 36th St
and Woodland Ave.. Philadelphia. Es-
tablished 1887; The Wistar Institute of
Anatomy and Biology, pubilshera; 0. K.
McClung. editor ; quarterly ; $12 per vol.
Ophthalmology. Otology and Laryngology.
Journal of. 1724 Spruce St.. Philadelphia.
Established 1889 : American Homeopathic.
Ophthalmologlcal, Otologlcal and I.»ryn-
gologlcal Society, publishers :r.. W
Mackenzie, editor: monthly; $4.00. CIR-
CULATION 533.
• PENNSYLVANIA HEALTH BULLETIN.
Harrlsburg. EsUbllshed 1909 ; State De-
partment of Health, publishers ; Thomas
W. Jack.snn. editor; irregular; free.
• PENNSYLVANIA MEDICAL JOURNAL.
212 N. 3d St.. Harrlsburg. Established
1897 ; Medical Society of the SUle of
Pennsylvania, publishers ; Y. L. Van
Sickle, editor: monthly; $3.00. CIRCU-
LATION 7.432.
•PROGRESSIVE MEDICINE. PhUadelphU.
Established 1898; Lea and Feblger. pub-
lishers ; Hobart Amory Hare, editor ;
quarterly: $11.00.
•PSYCHOLOGICAL CLINIC. Woodland Ave
and 36th St.. Philadelphia. Establlshe<l
1907; The P.sychological Clinic Press,
publishers ; Llghtner Wltmer. editor ; Ir-
regular ; $2.50.
•SURGICAL CLINICS OF NORTH AMER-
ICA. West WashlnL'ton Square. Philadel-
phia. Established 1917 : W. B. Saunders
Company, publishers ; bi-monthly ; paper,
$12.00; cloth. $16.00.
RHODE ISLAND
RHODE ISLAND MEDICAL JOURNAL, 1.^3
Waterman St., Providence. EsUbllshed
1917 ; Rhode Island Medical Association,
publishers; Frederick N. Brown, editor;
monthly; $2.00. CIRCULATION 746.
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH CAROLINA MEDICAL ASSOCIA-
TION. JOURNAL OF THE. Greenville.
Established 1905; South Carolina Med-
ical Association, publishers; Edgar A.
Htnes. Seneca, editor; monthly; $3.00.
CIRCULATION 800.
TENNESSEE
TENNESSEE STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIA-
TION. JOURNAL OF THE. 154, 8th Ave.
X., Nashville. Established 1908 ; Ten-
nessee State Medical Association, pub-
lishers : Larkin .Smith, editor ; monthly ;
$2.00. CIRCULATION 1.473.
TEXAS
.Medical Insurance and Health Conserva-
tion. 210 Central Bank Bldi;.. Dallas.
Established 1891 ; M. M. Smith, publisher
and editor ; monthly : $2.00.
MEDICAL RECORD AND ANNALS. 117 W
Commerce St., San Antonio. Established
1907 ; Harris County Medical Society
(Houston) and the Bexar County Medical
Society (San Antonio), publishers; W.
Burton Thornlng and Theo. Y. Hull, edi-
tors; monthly; $1.50. CIRCULATION
l,«IS.
Practical Medlolne and Surgery, Austin.
EsUbllshed 1885; Mrs. F. E. Daniel,
editor and publisher ; monthly ; $2.00
•TEXAS STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
QUARTERLY BULLETIN. Austin. Es-
Ubllshed 1922; Texas State Board of
Health, publishers : W. H. Bea/.ley. edi-
tor : iiuarterly : free.
TEXAS STATE JOURNAL OF MEDICINE.
207Mi W. lllh .St.. Fort Worth Estab-
lished 190.1 ; .stale Medical As.tociation iif
Texas, publishers : Holman Tavlor. editor :
monthly: $2.50 CIRCULATION 3.63S.
UTAH
•UTAH HEALTH BULLETIN. Salt Lake
City. EsUbllshed 1916; State Board of
Health, publishers ; T. B. Beatty, editor ;
quarterly ; free.
VERMONT
•VERMONT STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
QUARTERLY BULLETIN. Montpeller
E.stnbllshed 1900 ; Stute Board of Health,
publishers ; Charles F. Dalton, Burling-
ton, editor ; quarterly ; free.
VIRGINIA
•VIRGINIA HEALTH BULLETIN, Rich-
mond. EsUbllshed 1908 ; SUte Board of
Health, publisher ; monthly ; free.
VIRGINIA MEDICAL MONTHLY, 104H W.
Grace St., Richmond. Established 1874 ;
Medical Society of Virginia, publishers ;
A. C. Brown, Jr., editor; monthly; $2.00.
CIRCULATION 2,150.
WASHINGTON
NORTHWEST MEDICINE (Representing
State A.ssnciatlons of Washington, Ore-
gon, Idaho and t't.ih), Cobb Bldg., Seat-
tle. Established 1903 ; Northwest Medical
Publishing Association, publishers; Clar-
ence A. Smith, editor: monthly; $2.00.
CIRCULATION 2.441.
WEST VIRGINIA
WEST VIRGINIA MEDICAL JOURNAL.
Huntington. Established 1906 ; West Vir-
ginia SUte Medical Association, publish-
ers; James R. Bloss, editor; monthly:
$3.50. CIRCULATION 1. 140.
WISCONSIN
HospiUI Progress. 221 Grand Ave., Mil-
waukee. EsUbllshed 1920 ; Catholic Hos-
pital Association, publishers ; Mr. C. B.
MouUnler, editor ; monthly ; $3.00.
•QUARTERLY HEALTH BULLETIN OF
WISCONSIN STATE BOARD OF
HEALTH, .Madison. Established 1904:
State Board of Health, publishers : C. A.
Harper, editor: quarterly; free. CIR-
culat:on 8.000.
wisconsin medical journal. 514
Wells Bldg., Milwaukee. Established
1903: State Medical Society of Wiscon-
sin, publishers; Rock Sleyster, editor:
monthly; $3.50. CIRCULATION 2.089.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
•PHILIPPINE HEALTH SERVICE. MONTH-
LY BULLETIN OF. Manila. Established
1921 ; Government of the Philippine
Islands, publishers; monthly: free.
Philippine Islandii Medical Association,
Journal of. 547 Herran, Manila. Estab-
ILshed 1921; Philippine Islands Medical
Association, publishers ; Carmolo Reyes,
editor; bl-monthly; $5.00.
• PHILIPPINE JOURNAL OF SCIENCE. Ma-
nila. Establl.'ihcd 1906; Bureau of Sci-
ence, publishers ; Elmer 1). Merrill, ed-
itor; monthly; $5.00.
PORTO RICO
BULLETIN OF THE PORTO RICO MED-
ICAL ASSOCIATION, Box I;i0ii. San Juan.
Porto Rico Medical Association, publish-
ers: bl-monthly.
CANADA
Canada Lancet and National Hygiene.
Sleepy Hollow Bldg., Toronto. Estab-
lished 1864; Canada Lancet Company,
publishers; monthly; $2.00.
Canadian Journal of Medicine and Surgery.
145 College St., Toronto, Ont. EsUb-
llshed 1897 ; W. A. Young, publisher and
editor ; monthly ; $2.00.
Canadian Medical Association Journal, 836
University St.. Montreal. Que. Estab-
lished Itll ; Canadian Medical Associa-
tion, publishers; A. D. Blaekadsr, editor;
monthly ; $6.00.
Canadian Practitioner and Review, 61
Queen St., E., Toronto, OnL Established
1875; The Canadian Practitioner and
Review, publlsliirs ; .\dam H. Wright and
W. H. B. Alklns, editors: monthly; $2.00.
Cllnlciue. La.. Rue Sto-Marle. No 6456.
Quartler Bordeaux. .Montreal, Que Estab-
lished 1894; Francois I)e Martlgny. pub-
lisher ; R. Vlllecourt. editor ; monthly ;
$1 50. CIRCULATION 3.792.
Hospital World. 145 College St.. Toronto.
E.stabllshed 1012; W. A. Young, manag-
ing editor: monthly; $3.00.
I'lndependance M^dlcale, Montreal. Estab-
lished 1920: R. Vlllecourt publisher and
editor; monthly; $2.50.
Public Health Journal. 207 York Bldg., To-
ronto, Ont. Established 1909 ; York Pub-
lishing Co., Ltd.. publishers; Gordon
Bstes, editor; monthly; $2.00.
L'Union Medlcale du Canada, 2734 Chrls-
tophe Colnmb Montreal, Que. EsUbllshed
1872: T. Vallquette. publisher; Albert
LeSage, editor ; monthly : $3.00.
70
MEDICAL OFFICERS OF GOVERN-
MENT SERVICE
NOTE — Sec. 2, Chap. XJ, of Uie By-Laws of the American Medical Asaociatlun prorldes : "Commissioned medical offlcers of the
United State!) Army. United States Nary and the United States Public Health Serrlce shall be Fellows of this Association so lone
as they are engaged actlTely in their resi>ectlve serrlce and tbereaftar, If they have been retired on account of aie or physical disability."
MEDICAL OFFICERS OF THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES
Wltb Year of Birth, Medical Collect and Tear of Graduation and Date of Present Commission.
ACTIVE LIST
NUMBER OF PHYSICIANS. 990
Surf eon-General
With rank of Miij»r General
IRELAND, MERRITTE \V.. b'67 ; Mlch.7,'90.
Pa. 2, '91; Oct.4.18
Assistants to the Sunson-GMeral
With rank of BriKndlcr General
McCAW, WALTER DREW, b'63 ; Va.4,'82,
N.Y.I. '84 : .Mar.5,'19
NOBLE, ROBT. E., b'TO ; N.Y.1,'99 ; Mar.5,
•19
Colonels
KEAN, JEFFERSON R., b'60 ; Va.l.'83;
July 1.'16
GLENNAN, JAMES D., b'SS ; D.C.3,"8.i.
D.C.1,'86; July 1.'16
KEEPER, FRANK R., b'85 ; Pa.I.'89 ; July 1.
'Iti
FISHER, HENRY C, b'ST : D.C.2,'91 ;
May I5,'n
REYNOLDS, FREDK. P.. b'67; Pa.l,'90 ;
May 15, '17
STARK, ALEXANDER N., b'69 ; Va.I.'9J ;
May 15,'17
LYNCH, CHAS, b'68 ; N.Y.15.'91; May 15,
•17
MUNSON, EDWARD L., b^68 ; Conn,l,'92 ;
May 15,^17
KENNEDY, JAMES M.. b^65 ; Md.3,'92 ;
May l.l.'ir
WILSON, WM. H., b'70 : Pa.1,'92 ; May 15,'17
BRATTON, THOS. SUMTER, b'68; S.C.I,
■90; May LI.'! 7
SKINNER, GEO. A., b'70 : Ill.l,'92; May 15,
'17
DARNALL, CARL ROGER, h'67 ; Pa.2,'90 ;
May 15,'17
ASHFORD, BAILEY K., b'73 ; D.C.2,'96 ;
Mav 15, '17
WEBBER, HENRY A., b'70; Mass.l.'9«;
May 15,'17
CLAYTON. JEREMIAH BLACK, b'72; Md.l,
'93 ; Mav 15. 17
CHAMBERLAIN, WESTON P., b'71 ; Mass.l,
'97 ; Mav 15, 17
SCHREINER, EDWARD R,. b'73 : Pa.1,'95 ;
May 15.'17
HARTSOCK. FREDK. M., b'75 ; D.C.1.'97 ;
May 15,'17
DUVAL, DOtGLAS F., b'70; Va.1,'94;
May 15, '17
MANLY. CLARENCE J., b'71 ; KjA.-^T ;
Mav 15,'17
BAKER, DAVID, b'71 ; Mo.28,'93 ; May 15,'17
TRUBY, ALBERT E., b'71 ; Pa.1,'97 ; May 15,
'17
FORD, JOS. HERBERT, b73 ; D.C.1.'97 ;
May 15, '17
ASHBURN, PERCY M.. b'72; Pa.2,'93 ;
May 15.'17
DEAN, ELMER A., b'72 ; Pa.1,'98 ; May 15,
'17
WOLFE, EDWIN P., b'71 ; D.C.1,'96 ; May 15,
'17
GREENLEAF, HENRY S., b'70; Pal, 'So;
Sept.ll,'17
HESS, LOUIS T., b'70 ; Pa.2,'95 ; Aug.30.'18
COLLINS. CHRISTOPHER CLARK, b'71;
Va.l,'9D; Oct.30,'18
Lieutenant Colenels
PBED, GEO. P., b'74; Va.l.'95 ; .May 15.'17
PORTER. RALPH 8., b'75; ni.1.97, 111. 6,98 :
May 15,'17
SHOCKLEY, M. AUGUST WROTEN, b'74;
Mn S,-98 ; May 15. '17
JONES. PERCY L.. b'75; Tenn.6,'97 ; May
15. '17
RUTHERFORD. HENRY H.. b'73; Mo.3,'»8
May I5,'17
RHOADS, THOMAS LEIDY, b'70; Pa.X.'93
May 15,'17
GILCHRIST, HARRY L.. b'70; 0.6.'9<
May 15, '17
LY8TER, WM. J. L., b'69; MIch.7,'94
May 15.'17
PERSONS, ELBERT E. b'69; Ill.6.'97
May 15.'17
BI8PHAM, WM. N.. b'7.1 ; .Md.1,'97 ; May 15
'17
RUFFNER, ERNEST L.. b'70; N.Y.6,'94
Mav 15. '17
BAKER. FRANK (' . b'77 ; D.C.t,'99 : May 15.
'17
WILLIAMS. ALLIE W.. b'7l ; N.T.10,'96
May 15.'17
REYNOLDS. CHAS. R., b'77; Pa.l,'»9
May 15,'17
HUTTON. PAUL CHURCHILL, b'75; D.C.I
'97; May 15.'17
DALE. FRKDK. ALLPORT, b-72; Pa. 1,00
May 15, '17
SHOOK, JAY RALPH, b'78 ; Md.l, '99; May
15, '17
McANDREW. PATRICK H.. b'68; Pa.l.'93
May 15.'17
EKWURZEL, CEO. MACY. b'75; Pa.l.'»7
May 15.'17
BUCK, CARROLL D., b'76 ; Mlnn.4,'97
May 15, '17
ALLEN, JOHN H, b'73; D.C.1.'99 ; May 13
'17
PATTERSON, ROBT. V.. b'77; Que. 1, '98
May 15.'17
VAN DISEN, JAMES W., b'71 ; Mich.1,'96
May 15. 17
BROOKE. ROGER, JR., b'78; Md.4,'00
Mav 15,'17
DeWITT, WALLACE, b'78 ; Pa.l,'00 ; May 15
•17
DE LANEY. MATTHEW A., b'74; Pa.l.'98
May 15.'17
HALLORAN. PAIT, STACY, b'74; Pa.l.'99
May 15.'17
NELSON, KENT, b'76 ; Minn.4.'00 ; May 15
'17
FIELD, PETER CONOVER, b'69; N.Y.l,^95
Mav 15,'17
SHAW, HERBERT GOSS, b'76: Cal.1,'98
May 15. '17
BRECHEMIN, LOUIS, JR., b'77; Pa.2,'00
Mav 15,^17
WHITCOMB. CLEMENT C, b'68; Me.l,'91
May 15,'17
BARTLETT, COSAM J., b74 ; Cal.2,'98 : May
15.'17
MILLER, REUBEN BOYD, b'71 ; Mlch.7.'93
Mav 15.'17
HALL, JAMES FRANK, b'73; Maas.1,'99
May 15.'17
METCALFE, RAYMOND F., b'77 ; N.Y.6,'00
May 15. '17
RICH, EDWIN WILLIS, b72 ; Mass.l. '00
May 15,'17
BOYER. PERRY L. b'77: Md.l, '99; May
15,'17
PHALEN. JAMES M.. b'72; Hl.U.'OO; May
15. '17
MONCRIEF. W.M. H, b'76: Ga.l0.'97 ; May
15,'17
LITTLK. WM. LAWSON, Vli; Pa.l.'OO ;
May IS.'IT
8RKPARD, JOHN U. b'70 ; HLL-SS ; May 13.
'17
KELLER, WM. L.. b'T4 ; Va.4.'99 ; May 15.
•17
MORSE, CHAS. F., b74 ; Vt.l.'96 ; May 15,
'17
HANSELL. HAYWOOD 8., b'75; Ga.ll.'M ;
May 15.'17
GRI88INGER, JAY W., b'75; Pa.l.'98; Ma*
15.'17
PYLES. WILL L.. b'78; D.C.l.'Ol ; May 15.
'17
PIER80N, ROBT. HAMILTON, b'74 ; N.T.15.
'98; May 15.'17
BLANCHARD, ROBT. MOORE. b'T4 ; O.a,**! ;
May 15,'17
CI>ARK, JOHN ALEX. b'7S ; D.C.2,'98 ; May
15.'17
MORRIS, SAML. J., b'77; D.C.l.'Ol; May
15,'17
COrriN. JACOB morgan, b'78; Pa.l.'OO:
May 15.'17
HATBAWAY. LBVT M.. b'77 ; Va.1,'01 ;
May 15.'17
MURRAY. ALEXANDER, b'74; D.C.1.'02 ;
May 15. '17
HL'^-'nNGTON, PHILIP W.. b'76; D.C.1,'98 ;
May 15,^I7
FIFE, JAMBS D., b"71 : Va.1,'97 ; May 15.'17
SCOTT, GEO. HOSKINS. b'79 ; Pa.l.'02:
May 15.'17
CRAIG. CHAS. FRANKLIN. b"72 ; Conn.1.
'94; May 15.'17
VKDDKR. EDWARD BRIGHT. b'TS ; Fa.l.
'01 ; May 15.'17
PIPES, HENRY FLANAGAN, b'79; B.C.I,
'02; May 15.'17
FOSTER, CHAS. L.. b'7l ; D.C.1,'02; May
15,'17
BROWN, ORVILLE G., b'74; D.C.l.'OO; May
15.'17
SILER. JOS. FRANKLIN, b'75 ; Va.1,'98 :
May 15,'17
WBALEY. ARTHUR M.. b'72; N.Y.6,'96 :
May 15,'17
SNYDER, CRAIG B., b'77; lll.6.'02 ; June
25,'17
BINGHAM, ERNEST G., b'76: Ala.2,'01 :
Aug.ll.'17
HEYSINGER, JAMES D., b'77; Pa.2,'01 ;
Aug.l7,'17
SMITH. LLOYD L., b'74; Pa.l.'Ol ; Sept.ll.
'17
HUGGINS. JOHN B.. b'78; N.Y.6,02 ; Sept.
23 '17
TEFFT. WM. H.. b'73; Mlch.1,'98 ; Dec.21,
17
DAVIS. WM. R., b'77 ; Tenn.5,'98 ; Jan.l.'lS
WILLIAMSON, LLEWELLYN P., Mo.1,'97 ;
Jan.l,'18
OWEN, LEARTUS J., b'78; Va.1,'00, Md.3,
'04; Dec.3,'18
WEED, FRANK W., b'81 ; Md.l.'03; Mar.l2,
'19
WICKLINE. WM. A., b'69; Md.3,'95 ; Mar.
12,'19
71
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
FAIRCHILD. DAVID STURGESS, JR., b'71 ;
Ia.6.'97; July 1, '20
GARRISON". FIELDING H., b'70 ; D.C.2,'93;
July 1.'20
BLOOMHAKDT, FRED HERMAN, b'73 ; Pa.l,
•98; JulT 1,'20
PENDLETON. ARTHUR SYLBERT, b'74 ;
Pa.1,'95 ; July 1/20
Majon
BAILEY. HOWARD H., b'74; Va.l.'97 ; July
1.16
FREEMAN, PAUL L., b'73; D.C.1,'01 ; July
1.'16
BRUNS, EARL HARVEY, b79 ; O.9,'03 ;
July 1.'16
GIBNER. HERBERT C, b'79 ; Conn.l,'03 ;
Julv 1,'16
LOVE, ALBERT G., b77 ; Tenn.8,'04 ; July
].'16
JONES, HAROLD WELLINGTON, b'77 ;
Mass.1,'01 : Julv 1.'16
REASONER. MATHEW A., b'75 ; Ill.n,'99 ;
Julv 1.'16
NICHOLS, HENRY J., b-77 ; Pa.l,'04; July
1,'I6
HANSON, LOUIS H., b'77; D.C.1,'04 ; July
HOrwoOD, LUCIUS L.. b'79 ; Pa.2.'04 : July
1,'16
FREEMAN, CHAS. E., b'73; Mo.28,'99 ;
July 1,'16
RUKKE, GUY V., b'77; Mich. 1, '04 : Aus.13.
'16
PILLSBURY. HENRY CHURCH. b'81 ;
Mass.l,"06 ; Dec.l8,'16
KING, EDGAR, f84 : Ark.l.'OB ; Jan.30,'17
JOHNSON. HOWARD H., b'78 ; O.9.'03 : Mar
3,'17
BRYAN. RAY W., b'7B ; Ky.4,'97 ; Mar.22.'17
PURNELL, HARRY SELBV, b'79; Pa.l, '00 ;
.Mav 15. '17
RICHARDSON, WM. H., b'76 ; 0.6,01; May
l.'i,'17
BARTLETT. WM. KAY, b'78; Pa.ll,'03;
May 15,'17
ASHFORD, MAHLON. b'81 ; D.C.2,'04 ; May
15,'l"
HUBER. EDWARD G., b'82 ; Mlch.l,'05;
May 1.'),'17
LAMBIE, JOHN SIOUSSA, JR., b'82; P«.2,
'OB : May 15, '17
TASKER, ARTHUR NEWMAN, b'78; D.C.I,
■06 May iri.'K
SNYDER. HOWARD McC, b'81; Pa.2/05 ;
May 15,'17
.McKINNEY, GARFIELD L.. b'81; Pa.l,'06 ;
May 15. '17
PHILLIPS, HIRAM A., b"83 ; Ky.5,'06; May
15,'17
HART. WM. L., b'83; Md.I,'06; May 15,'IT
TUTTI.E. ARNOLD DWIGHT ; Md.1,06;
May 15, '17
HARMON. DANIEL WARWICK. b'80 ; Va.I,
OS : M.1V 15. '17
MA(;EE, JAMES CARRE; Pa.2,'05; May 15,
17
DUNBAH, LEE ROY, b'81 ; N.T.1,'08 ; May
1.1,' 17
DEAR. WM. RICHARD, b'83; Pa.l,'06;
Mav 15. '17
SMITH, W.M. H., h'82; Mo.2,'06 : May 15.'I7
COOK. GEO, W,, b'SO: Pa.l,'01 ; May 15. "17
MOUNT, JAMES R.: Mo.32,'99 ; May 15,'17
JONES. EDGAR CLYDE, b'79; I'a.2,'06 :
.May 15, 17
HALL, W.M. EDWARD: Mo.28,'00 ; May 15,
MCMILLAN, CLEMENS W., b'78; Mo.!8,'»» ;
.Mav 15. '17
VANKIRK. HARRY H. : 0.3, '98; May 15,17
BASTION, JOS. E„ b'83 ; D.C.2,'06 ; May 15,
WARRIXER, BENJ. B., b'73; V».«,'9«; May
15.'17
(AR1>. DANL. PARKER, b'78; N.Y.1B,'04 ;
May 15,17
DAVIS. ADDISON DI.MMITT, b'83; Pa. 2,
•0« : .May 15,'17
FRONK, CLARENCE K.; Mo.34,'06: May 15,
GOI.DTHWAITE. RALPH HARVARD, b'82:
M.i!is l.or. : .May 15, IT
MILLER, EDGAR W., b'78; Neb.8,'»» ; May
15,'17
WRIGHT, THKDK. STARR. b'T8; X.T.l/M;
May 15,' 17
McDIARMlD, NORMAN L., b'79; O.l.'Of:
May 15,'17
PARCE. ALEXANDER DWIGHT; N.Y.19,
'03 : May 15. '17
WILSON. JAMES ARTHUR. b'SO; MIch.l,
05 ; May 15. '17
STAY-ER, MORRISON CLAY, b'82; Pa.2,'06;
May 15, 'IT
KERR, ROBT. W., b'80 ; Conn. 1, '03; May
15,'17
COBURN. HENRY- CLAY", JR., b'78: D.r.
1.'03; May 15,'17
LEARY, THOMAS JAMES, b'SO : Pa.l,'OT ;
May 15,'IT
JONES, GLENN IRVINE, b'83; D.C.I, '05 ;
May 15,'17
FOSTER, GEO. BURGESS, JR., b-84 : Pa. 2.
•07; May 15. '17
DEMMER, CHAS. CARROLL, b'83; MIch.l,
'06; May 15,'17
NAPIER. EDWARD LEROY, b'83; La.l,'06 ;
May 15,'17
FOX. JAMES SHELTON, b'79: Md.1,07 :
May 15, '17
McCORNACK. CONDON CARLETON, b'SO:
I'a.2.04; Mav 15,'I7
SHIELDS. WM. STEPHENS, b'82; Pall.
•06 : Mav 15.'17
WELLES, EDWARD MURRAY. JR., b'83:
NY, 20. '07 : May 15. '17
FERENBAUGH. THOMAS LUDLOW, b'81 :
Md.7.09: May 15. 17
DE VOE. RALPH GODWIN, b'83: Pa.l.'OS ;
May 15,'17
REYNOLDS, ROYAL, b'Sl ; Pa.l,'06 ; May
15, '17
GENTRY, ERNEST R., b'84 ; Md.7,'0g :
May 15. '17
HALLETT, HARLEY JAMES, b'SO; Pa. 2.
05: Mav 15, '17
SHARPE, HERBERT HENRY, b'83: N.YS.
on : Mav 13, 'IT
HAVERKAMPF. CHAS. W., b'SO; Kan. 2,
•08; May 15. '17
KRA_MER, FLOY'D, b'84: O.40.'0S ; May 15.
"IT
SHERWOOD. JOHN WESLEY", b'81: D.C.I.
•08: .Mav 15,^1T
DAVIS. ARTHUR OSMON ; Me.l,'0« ; Mav
15,-17
BORDEN, WM. BENJ., b'80 ; Md.l,'06 :
May 15,'17
BOWEN, ALBERT SIDNEY, b'79: ni.6,'D3 :
May 15. '17
SCHLANSER, ADAM EDWARD, b'80; 0.1,
08: .May 15,' 17
FLETCHER, JOHN P., b'84; Vn.l,'08 ; Mnv
15.17
BEERY". HARRY REBER, b'82: Ill.l.'OO :
.May 15,'lT
JIcAFEE. LARRY BENJ., b'83: D.C,1,'06:
.May 15,'IT
WOODSON. THO.MAS DIPUY'. b'82: Mo.2,
'07 : .May 15,'17
DARBY. TAYLOR EUGENE, b'83; Md.l.'04 ;
-May 15.'1T
HILL. FELIX R., b81 : La. I, '08 : May 15,17
( OOPER, WIBB EARL, b85 ; Tenn..5,'0T :
May 15. 'IT
CASPF.R. JOS. : N,Y.1,'06 : May 15. '17
BEEUWKES. HENRY; Md.7,n« ; .May I5,'17
THEARLE, WM. H., b'84: Md,3,'08: .May 15.
ALLEN, WM. HERSCHEL, b85 ; Pa.l,'0« ;
Mav 15. '17
AYDELOTTE. JOHN THOMAS, b'85; V».i.
'06: May 15. '17
SHEEP, WM. LLOYD, b'8I : D.C.I, '06 ; May
15, 'IT
MICHIE. HENRY CLAY, b'82; Va.l,'07 ;
Mnv 15, '17
HEFLEBOWER, ROY CLEVELAND, b'84 :
D.C.I, '06; .May 15,'IT
COOPER, ALEXANDER TAYLOR, b'83:
Pa, 11. '07: May 15. '17
GIBSON, PAUL W., b'84: Ill.6.'08 ; May
15,'I7
FLYNN, THOMAS JOS., b'Sl; N.Y,S,'05 ;
May I5.'17
REDIiY, JOHN J.: Pa. 11, 07: May 15. '17
MARIETTA. SHELLEY URIAH. b81 ; 111.11,
•0!i; .May 15.^17
.MADDUX, HENRY CABELL, b86 : Val.
•08: May 15,^17
Mcdonald, robt. clarence, bsi ; l«.i.
09: May 15. 'IT
EDWARDS. GEO. .MARTIN, b'79; Pa,l,'03 :
-May 1.5,'IT
FRENCH, 8ANF0RD W., b'Sl; D.C.1,'09:
May 15,"17
McKNIOHT, JOHN ROY", b'SO; Pa.2,'06;
May 15, '17
KEFAUVER, LLOYD A. ; JId.4,'06 ; May 15.
'IT
MeBRAYER. CHAS. EVANS, bS3 ; Md.l,
•08 : May 15. '17
LAKE, GEO. BURT, bSO ; Ill,l,'02 ; May 15,
'17
JOHNSTON, JAMES F., b'83; Ala.4,09 ;
May 15,'17
CREIGHTON, SAML. S., b'79; N.Y.6,'09 ;
May 15,'17
FOUCAR, FREDK. H., b'84: N.Y.I, '07 ; May
15,^17
DENTON, WILLIAM, b'78: N.Y.2O,'0S : May
15,'17
CLARK, .iLBERT P.: D.Cl.'OS ; Mav 15. 17
SINER, JOS, LINTON, b'S5 : Pa.1,^09; May
15. '17
CARTER. HENRY P. ; Md.l. '03 : May 15,'17
STRONG, FRANCIS X., bS2 ; Pa.2,'05:
May IS.'lT
TRINDER. JOHN HOLMES, b'Sl; Pa.2,'04 ;
May 15,17
SKELTON, ROBERT, b'86 : Pa.l,'08 : May
15,'17
CONNOLLY, PHILIP BARRY, b'86: N.Y.19,
•09: May 15.'17
QUALLS. GUY LOGAN, b'83: Mo.34,09 ;
May 15,'17
McENERY. DOUGLAS W., b'Sl; D.C.I. 09:
.May 15,17
UPSHUR. ALFRED PARKER, b'85; Va.6,
•08: Mav 15.^17
TURNBULL. SAML. JAY", b86 : D.C.I, 09;
Mav 15, '17
TARLETON, LEBSON OREN, b'84; Mass.l,
'10: Mav 15. '17
BURNETT, THOMAS WARD, b'82: N.Y.I,
08: .May 15.'17
POUST. LUTHER RAY.MOND, b'85; Pa. 11,
'09 : .May 15,'17
MEEHAN, JOHN W., b"S4 ; Neb.6,'08: May
15. '17
INGOLD, JOHN GEO., b78 ; IU.11,09; .May
15.^17
SCOTT. THOMAS EWINC, b^Sl ; Temi.l.'07 :
May 15,'17
WAI^SON, CHAS. .M., b'83; Pa.2,'06: -May
15,'17
QUADE, OMAR H., b'86; Mo.2, OS; May 15,
•17
HARWOOD. THOS, EVERETT : Tonn,S,^06 :
May 15, '17
MILLER, ALVIX (HAS,, b 86 : O.l,'09 :
May 15.'17
HARDAWAV. ROBT. MORRIS, b'8T; Mo.2,
•10; May 15.^17
DAILEV. MKHAEL A,, b'84; Masai, '07:
May 15.' 17
HAIG. (HE.<!TER RAYMOND, b'83; Pi.l,
'09: Mnv 15. '17
.MKISTER. WM. BERTRAM: N Y 19.'04 :
May I5,^17
WILDE, ADNA GODFREY^, fc'
May 15,^17
McMURDO, HEW BERNARD: V.i.l.oT ;
May 15.^17
BAYLLS. JAME.S EKNF-ST, b84 ; La.l,'10 :
Mav 15, •K
CHAPPELI., SIDNEY LOVETT, b'88 ; DC.l,
•09; May 15. ^17
HERBERT, WM, DEY. b'81: Pa, 2, '09; May
15, '17
KIRK. NORMAN THOMAS, b'88; Md.1,^10 :
Mav 15.^IT
DUENNER, ROBT. HENRY', b'83; D,C.1,'10 ;
May 15,'IT
SMITH, STEPHEN HARRISON, b'83 : D.C.l,
•06 ; .Mav 15.^17
LULL, (iEO. F.. b^87: Pa.2,^ntt: May 13,'ir
BELL, CLARBN<E RALPH. li'S3 : Mo.34,
■04: May 15.'17
WEIDNKR, EDWARD T. B., b85 ; Pa. 2,08 ;
.May 15. IT
BLISS, RAYMOND W., b'88: M«sa.7,'10;
May I5,'17
HILLMAN, CHAS. CLARK, b87 ; IIl.l.'ll ;
May 15,^17
DALE, HARRY LOUIS, bSii ; 111.1,11; May
15, '17
CALLENDER. GEO. RUSSELL, b^84 ; .Mass.?,
'08: .Mav 15, '17
PRATT, JOHN MURDOCH, b'84; Pa.L'Og;
June 16, '17
THODE. EIDE FREDK., b'88: N.V.19,'n;
June 16, "17
VAUGIIAN. WM. WASHINIiTON, b'Sfl :
D.C.2.'I2; June 16. '17
BEAVEN, COLERIDGE LIVINGSTONE,
1)'85: Md.4.'(i8: June 16. '17
GANDY, CHAS. LEWIS, b'89 ; .Midi. 1. 12 ;
June 16,^17
72
MEDICAL OFFICERS OF GOVERNMENT SERVICE
ANDERSON', JOHN BERWICK, b'86 ; Tei.2,
•|2 : June Ifi.'lT
KERNS. HARRY XEAI.. b'SB ; Mlch.l.'12;
June lO.'ir
VON KESSI.EH. WILSDN CARLISLE, b'85 ;
I'M. 11. '11 : Juno 111. IT
WEBB, LANl'HEAH WESI.EV, JR.. b'S6 :
I'a l.'ll : June 16.'17
BAl'EB. LOUIS HOPEWELL. b'SK : .Mass.l.
'li ; June 16, '17
DAVENPORT, WALTER PAUL, b'88 : lU.U,
11 : June 16. '17
CANNING, AU.STIN JAMES, b'87 ; Pa.l,'ll i
June IB. 17
(ilTHBIE. WM. GUY. b'84 ; Vt.2,10 ; Jun«
16. 17
MelNTYRE. HENRY BLODCiETT. b'lT ;
N.Y.S.'OS; July l!».'ir
H0(;AN, DAVID DURWARD: Ill.l.i»6; Oct.
6/17
.MAVNARU. EDWI.N BROOKS, b'86: V».I,
'08 ; Oct. 6. '17
SCOTT, RAYMOND EWELL, b'89 ; Mo.lO.
'10 ; Oct.S.'l"
HARDEN, BOBT. DU BANT, b'88; Ga.ll.
11 : Oct. 6. '17
OFFLTT. HARRY DU.MONT. b'91 ; D.C.2.
'l:i: Oct.6.17
JONES. AUGUSTUS BENJ.. b'89: G«.ll.
'10: Oct. 8. '17
DIXON, FRANK HENRY, b'90 : Ind.20,'II :
Oct.6,'17
TEFFT, LLOYD EARL, b'90 ; Mlch.l,'ll :
Oit.6.'17
RILEY, CHAS. W., b'83; Md.7,'0: ; Oct 6.'17
O'CONNOR, CHAS. MALLON, JR., b'89 ;
Va.l.'lS: Oct.e.'l?
CHUNN. GEO. DA VIES, b'88: Md.7,'13 :
Oct. 8. '17
HITTER. CHAS. GEO., b'85 ; I11.6,'13 ; Oct,
6. '17
MOORE. HARVARD CLAYTON, b'87; Or«.2,
'13: Oct.6.'17
FREER. ARDEN, h'88 ; N.Y.19,'13: Oct.8,'17
RICE. WM. FREDK., b'84: Md.l,'14: Oct.
6. 17
WILLIAMS. ROBT. PARVIN, b'91 ; 0.41,'13 :
Oct.6,'17
NOYBiS, EDWARD ALLEN, JR., b'»l ; Ore.2.
'13; Oct. 6. '17
SINCLAIR. CHAS. GEO., b'89; Mlch.1,'14;
Oct.6,'17
SCHULE. PAUL ADOLPH, b'81 : Mlch.l.M2;
Oct. 6. 17
WILSON, FRANK W., b'88: Md.1,'14; Oct.
6. '17
PETTERS. FREDK. HENSEL, b'9l; N.Y.6.
14; Oct.e.'l"
GAUL. JOHN STUART, b'88; Pa.ll,'13 ;
Oct.6,'17
DUCKWALL. BERTRAM FOSTER, b'89;
Mich. l.'ll; Nov.6.'17
McKELLAR. HARRY REX. b'84; Pa.2,'10:
Jan.l5.'19
LINCOLN, HENRY F.. Mo. 2. 05 : Mar.28.'18
CARBONELL. FRANK ARTUBO, b'88 ; Pa. 2,
•11; Mar.28,'18
BEACH. GEO. CORWIN, JR.. b'88: Mo.20,
'11: Mar.28,'18
DUNHAM. .GEO. CLARK, b'87: Ore.2.'14 :
Mar.2S.'lS
BOCOCK. EDGAR ALLEN, b'92 ; Va.4.'15 ;
.\rar.28,"18
BETHEA. JAMES ALBERTUS, b'87; La.l.
13. Mar.28.'18
BAYLEY. ALVIN J., b'87 ; Cal.2.'12 ; Mar.
28.'18
GRANT. DAVID WALKER, b'91: Va.1,'15 ;
Mar.2S,18
WALKER, JOH.X EDWARD, b'90; Md.7,'15 ;
Mar. 28. '18
WINN. DEAN F., b'86: Ga.l2,'10; Mar,28.
'18
COATES, EDWARD AUGUSTUS, JR.. b'89;
Mass.7,'ll ; Mar.28,'18
DIBBLE, JOHN, b'90; Pa.1,'15 ; Mar.28,'18
SLOAT. JESSE IBVING, b'88: D.C.1,'12;
Mar.28,'18
ASH, JAMES EARLE, b'84; Pa.l.'OS: Mar.
2S.'1S
PORTERFIELD. HERBERT DeWITT. b'87;
0.6. '14 ; Mar.28."18
GORE. THOMAS LEE. b'92 ; Pa.l.'l."; : Mar.
28,'18
NORRIS, SAML. REILY, b'85; Mo.2.'12 ;
Mar.2S.'18
HAWLEY, PAUL RAMSEY, b'91 : 0.41, '14 :
Mar.28.'lS
EMERSON. GOUVERNEUR VINCENT, b'89 ;
Pa.11.14 :Mar.2S.lS
THOMAS, WM. CLARK, b'91; Md.7.'15 ;
Mar.28.'18
KRAFPT, HENBT LOUIS, b'85: Ill.ll.'tt ;
Mar.28.'18
McKIE. ALVA BURTON, b'92; La.l.'lS;
Mar.28,'lS
POLLOCK. CARY ROBT., b'88: Tenn.5,'I5 ;
Mar.28,'18
NORRIS. BENJ., »., h'tt; 0.41,'15 ; Mar.
28. '18
WOOD. CYRU8 BOTNTON, b'«9 ; III.«,'14 :
Mar. 28. '18
PARRISH, ROBT. EUNICE, b'91: Pa.2.'14 ;
Mar. 28. 'l.**
NEFF. EMERY BOWERS, b'91; 111.11,'IS;
Mar28.'18
LXHMAN. ASA MARGRA^'E, b'89 : Fa. 2. '15 ;
Mar.28.'18
WILSON. BASCOM LEE. b'89; .Md.l.'lS;
Mar.28.'18
HAGINS. W.M. ARCHER. b"«8 ; Ga.l.'U ;
Mar.28.'18
PR0S8ER. WM. OSCAR HAMPTON, b'«7 ;
Pa.l.'lS; Mar.28.'18
SIMMONS. JAMBS STEVENS, b'9(> : P».l.
'l.l : Mar.28.'lS
FORTIER. ROY McLEAY, b'8» ; D.C.l.'IS:
Mar.28,'lS
FOX. ROY EDWARD, b'88; 111.11,14; Mar
28.'18
ROOHAN. JAMES FRANCIS, b'gg ; N.T.S.
■12: Mar.28.'18
STANLEY. ORAMEL HENRY, b'87; Me.l.
'12; Mar.2S.'18
BAKER. WILLIS POWER, b'88; N.Y.l.'lS :
Mar.28.'18
L« BARON. CHAS., JR.. b'91; Ala.2.'14 ;
Mar.28.'18
CORBY. JOHN FRANCIS, b"91 ; Pa.H.'13 :
Mar28,'l8
KENNER. ALBERT WALTON, b'89; D.C.I.
■ir, ; Mar,2.S,'18
DENISON. WALCOTT. b'S9 ; Mo.2.'U ; Mar.
28.'18
MOEKNO. JOSEPH de ROI'LHAC. b'92:
D.C.l.'IS; Mar.28.'18
HILL. ROBT. BURNS, b'90; Md.l.'lS; Mar.
28. '18
TUCKER. PRESCOTT STEARNS, b'80 :
Md.7,'15: Mar.28,'18
CORBETT. SEWALL MUNSON, b'9« J D.C.I.
•13; Mar.28.'18
VAN VALZAH. SHANNON LAURIE, b'gg;
Md.7.'14; Mar.28.'18
HOWARD. LEROV TAYLOR, b'89; D.C.2.
'13: Mar. 28. 'IS
HUME. EDGAR ERSKINE. b'89: Md.7.'13 :
Mar.28.'lS
GRIFKIS. FRANK C. 0.23. '9« : Aug.S.'lS
MILLS, FREDK. HUBBELL. b'71 ; Pa.2,'94 :
AUK.3.'18
PIEBBOWER. BENRT C, b'74 ; Neb.g.'OO ;
AUK.3.'1S
-MILTENBERGER. VAL E. : Mo.34,'04 : Aug.
3. '18
HAINES. EDGAR FREMONT, b'83; Mass.'j.
'0«; Auk. 3. 18
BERLE. CHAS. KETTIG, b'90; Ky.2.14 ;
Aug.3.'18
BROWNE. SAML. McPHERSON, b'91 ; S.C.I.
'14: AU(I.3.'18
WEISSINGER. WM. THOS., b'86; La. l.'ll ;
Aug.3.'18
GESSNER. FRANCIS EMIL. b'90: Conn.l.
•12; AUK.S.'IS
WOLFF. ROWLAND DAXL., b'85 ; D.C.I, '08 ;
AuE.3.'18
qUICKEL. HERBERT L., Ii'82 ; Pa. 11. '06:
Aug.3.'18
.'iTLTlGEON. JOHN HOWARD, b'87: III-6.
'14 : Aug.3.'18
WOOLFORD. WOOD SUE. JR., b'88: Ark.l,
•09 : Aug.3,'18
WHITTIER. RAYMOND WRIGHT, b'8« :
Minn. 4. '12: Aue.3.^18
SMITH, DAVID ENGLISH, b'89; Mo.2.'14 :
Aug.3.'18
COOLEY. ELIAS EARLE. b'90; Pa.2,'12 :
AUK.3,'18
STOCKTON. MAX RIEBENACK, b'92; Pa.9,
'15: Aug.3.'18
BLANCE, CLARKE, b'86; Vt.2.'13 ; Aug.3.
'18
CRAWFORD. PAUL MILLER, b'90 ; Ill.8.'12 ;
AUK.3,'18
FRANCIS, JOS. HAINES, b'91 : Tenn.6.'15 :
AU6.3.'18
NEBLETT. HERBEBT CLARENCE, b'87:
Va.4.14 : Aug. 3. •IS
KENDALL. CHAS. BENJ.. b'93 ; Pa.lS.'lS :
Aug.S.'lg
COLE, FRANK LA MONT, b'90 ; II1.11,'14 :
AUK.3.'18
BAKER, CADMUS JAMES, JR., b'92: Ark.l,
•14: Aug.3. •IS
HURLEY. THOS. DREUX. b'90: Ark.l, '11 ;
Aug.3. '18
WOODARD. GEOBGK SAWYER, b'ge ; Pal,
'15; Auk 3.'18
FRANKLIN. GEO. CHAS. HENRY, b'87!
Cal.l.'12; Aug.3.'18
POX. LEON ALEXANDER, b'90: 0.41.'12 ;
Aug.3. '18
FRANCE, GERALD D., b'g9 ; CaI.9,'lS : Aug.
3. '18
FELCH. MINER FRANK, b'87 i Cal.»,'13 ;
Aug.3.'lS
FOEIIT.MEYER. WM. AD0LPHU8. b'88;
(> 41. 'U : Aui; :!.)S
FREEU,\ND, HERBERT LENTZ, bTe ;
Mo. 34. 06: Sept.l8.'18
FARROW. EDGAR JAMES, b'71 ; Cal.2,'0« :
Sept. IS, '18
PHILIPS. HENRY FULLER. b'80 ; Tex.t,'67 ;
Sept.lS.'lS
CURTIS. NICHOLSON FEW. b'85; 0.«,'lt;
Oct.».'18
HEWITT. JOHN MICHAEL; N.Y.18,'g9 :
NoT.24.'lS
CUMMINGS. CLAUDE WIGGINS. b'gO :
Tenn.5.'12: Not.24,'18
VILLARS. HORACE SUMNEB, b'91 : Minn 4.
■1«: Nov 24. '18
TROUTT. JAMES MONROE, b'83 ; Tenn.5,
'06; Nov. 24. '18
SPAETH. EDMUND BENJ., b'90 : N.Y.6.'16 :
Nov 24. '18
MONTGOMERY. JAMBS BLAINE. b'8» :
Mas.H.l.'lS : Nor.24.'18
McNABB. PAUL EDGAR, b'87: Pa. l.'ll;
NoT.24.'18
GRADY. HENRY WILEY. b'»4 ; Ala.2,'16;
N0T.J4,'18
DUGGINS, PERCY ELISHA, b'90; Va.l.'lS;
NoT.24.'18
.McCLINTIC. BROWN SHIRK, b'84 ; 0.6,'»8 ;
Niiv.24.'18
WHITE. SAML. AUGUSTUS, b87 ; Md.7,'I6 :
Nov.24.'18
FITTS, FRANCIS MOYLAN, b'92; Va.4.'16 ;
NoT.24.'18
AYCOCK. GEO. FRANKLIN, b'86; Tenn.l.
"U : NoT.24.'18
MEBANE. TOM SPERRINC. b'gg; N.Y.1,'18;
N0T.24.'1S
ENDE. FRANK MACBETH. o'88 ; N.Y.6,'18;
Nov. 24. '18
COULTEB. PHILIP LOUIS, b'»0 ; 0.41.12:
NoT.24.'18
GREENWELL. ALBERT WRIGHT, b'90:
Pa.l.'16: Nov.24,'18
SCOTT, NORMAN McLEAN. b'89 ; Maas.7,
'11; N0T.24.'18
McGLHRE. PATRICK FRANCIS, b'88; Ma.",
'16; Nov.24.'18
HUPTORD. HENRY KURTZ BAUMGARD-
NER, b'90 ; Pa.l,'16 : Dec.3.'18
SALE. CHAS. WALLACE; Va.6.'07 ; Jan.2.
'19
MAKEL. HEBTEL PHILIP, b'88; Md.7,'15:
Mar.l,'19
LOWRY, ROBT. HENRY, JB., b'91; lU.l,
'14: Mar.I,'19
WE1J»S. WARD STANLEY'. b^87 ; Mass.l.
16: Mar.8.'18
SCHWARTZ. SEYIIOUR CRANDAL, b'86:
N.Y.15.'14: Mar.l2,'18
BURNET. BURGH SMITH, b'92: S.C.1,'14 ;
I Apr.lS.'lSt
KESMODEL, KARL FREDK., b'93 ; La.l,'16 ;
Mav 9.'19
PILLSBUBY, CUB'nS DUDLEY', b'89:
Mich.5,'14: July 1.'19
MY'LL. NELSON ALLEN, b'90; MIch.l.'lS :
Aug.31,'19
SCOTT. BOY LORRAINE, b'90: Pa.l,'I6:
Sept.3,'19
SOUTHARD, WM. WHITE, b'86: Md.7,'16;
Sept.5,'19
DORSEY, GEO. HAMILTON, b'92 ; Md.1,'15 ;
Sept.7.'19
LaROCHE. LAURENT LASCELLES, b'89:
S.C.1,'15; Sept.26,'19
DOOLING. HENRY CHEESEMAN, b'87;
Pa. 11, '08; Oct.2.'19
MATLACK, FRANK SMEETON, b'84: Pa.l,
•(16 : Oct.4.'19
GEXTZKOW. CLEON JOSEPH, b 91 ; D.C.I.
15; Dec.8.'19
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
CRAWFORD, JAMES PRINGLEY, b'67 ;
Md.1,'93; Dec.l2.'19
HALE, ROBT. ALEXANDER, b'9I ; Tex.2.
•15; De<?.16,'19
HOWARD, ALLEN RICHMOND, b'86 ; Cal.l.
'11 ; Jan.4,'20
BRADFORD, HENRY COLMORE, b'85 ; Va.6,
•08 ; Feb.5,"20
TOWLER, HARRY HUNT, b'85 : Pii.2,'07 ;
Mar.4,'20
BOLIBAUGH, ORAL BEVERLY, b'90 ; Ill.l,
•15 ; Mar.6,'20
DAVISON, ROLAND ALBERT, b'90 ; N.Y.8.
•14; Mar.25,'20
CONNER. HASKETT LYTsCH. b'84 ; M47,
•10; Apr.8,'20
CARROLL, PERCY JAMES, b'91 ; Ma.34,'14 ;
May 10,'20
FALISI, JAMES VINCENT, b'85 ; Ky.11,'08 ;
May 16, '20
PE-nT, WM. D., b'83 ; Mo.2,'ll ; May 23,'20
MINGOS, JAY DEPVB, b'89 ; Pa. 2, -12 ; Mav
24.'20
EBER, ALBERT H.. b'76 ; Mlch.7,'97 ; July
1,^20
BAYLEY, EDMfND WM., b75; K»n.4,'98 ;
July 1,'20
STUCKY, HARRISON W., b'74 ; IIH5,'»7 ;
July 1,'20
HENRY, ZIBA LINDLEY, b'72; O.S,'»6 ;
July 1.'20
GIFFIN, ADOLPHE MANGER, b'76; Md.9,
■03 ; July 1,'20
MARSHALL. THOS. ROLLINS, b'7I ; Md.S,
'93; July 1,'20
JONES, GEO. B., b^68; Ind.8,^92: July 1,'20
TAYLOE, ARMI8TEAD K., b'75 : Va.6, '97 ;
July 1,'20
WATTS, JOHN WADE; La.l.'04; July 1, '20
O'CONNELL. GEO. ALBERT, b^82 ; La.l,
•06; July 1,'20
BOWMAN, JACOB CARROLL, b'82 ; N.C.4,
•10 ; July 1,'20
BREITLING. JOS. CISHMAN, b'74; M*.l,
'97; July 1,'20
NORVELL, BONAPARTE PRESTON, b'76;
Mo.24,'00: Julv 1,'20
BYARS, CASPER RALPH, b'75; Pa.J.'tg ;
July 1,'20
MARCH, IRWIN BEEDE, b'8I ; Cal.1,'10 ;
July 1,'20
CONGER, WM. WATSON, b'72; Pa.I.'OS ;
July I. '20
LYON. JA.MES A., b'82: Md.9.'06: July ^•20
POORE, JAMBS K., b'76; N.Y.10,'97 ; July
I, '20
BKCKFORD, HENRY 8HEDD, b'74; N.H 1,
■99; July 1.20
DRAKE, CLARENCE EUGENE, b'72; 0.3,
'98; July 1,'20
SOUDER. CRAS. G., b'81 ; Md.7,'07 ; July
1,'20
CHASE, CHAUNCY L. ; Ky.1,'99 : July 1, '20
BRAIL8F0RD, ALEXANDER MOULTRIE,
JR., b'71 ; S.C.I, '97: July 1,^20
CAMPBELL. REUBEN ADOLPHl'S, b'69 ;
0; July 1,'20
INMAN, LEWIS E.. b'81 : Mlch.5,'05 ; "July
I,'20
BUROHERR, EMIL HENRY. b'TS ; Mo.S4.
'09 : July 1.'20
MacDONALD. CHAS. EVERETT, b'73 ;
N.Y.5.'96; July 1.'20
PRESNELL. JAMES FREDK.. b'67; Ii.3,
■89; July 1.^20
VON ZELINSKI. WALTER FRANZ, b'8! ;
111. 8, '08; July 1.^20
HAYEiS, DANL, J.. b'7I ; Ill.l, '94; July 1, '20
LLOYD, W.M. HENRY, b'77 ; N.Y.I9,'0«;
July 1,'20
SMITH, HERBERT HOMER, b69 ; N.Y.IO.
■96 : July 1,'20
SHACKELFORD, ROBT. BAYLOR SAMP-
SON, b'81: Va.l.'OO; July 1, '20
SAPPINCTON, WM. FULFORD, b'78 ; Md.l,
'01 : July 1.'20
HOLMES, CLAUDE DuVALL. b'80 ; 111.1,
'12: July 1.'20
WIL.MERDING. WM. EDWARD, b'74;
Tenn.11,'99; July 1.'20
CAIRNS, DOUGLAS WALKER, b'77; N.Y.I.
'01 : July 1,'20
GREENE, FRANK N., b'6g ; Pa.2,'90 ; July
1.'20
POOLE. FRANCIS HERBERT, b'72; D.C.I,
•02: July 1.^20
BRINSMADE, DANL. BRADLEY, b'78;
NY. I. 00; July I, '20
WINTER, FRANK ERNEST, b'79 ; D.C.8.
06 ; July 1,^20
McKAY. WM. GEO., b'80 ; Ill.l. "10; July
1,'20
BAUMAN, JOSEPH WARREN. b'70 ; Pa.l,
'96 ; July 1.'20
TITUS, ELTON LACROIX, b'80; Ind.8.'02 ;
July 1,'20
COUPAL, JAMES FRANCIS, b'84; Mass.7.
•09; July 1,20
WITHERELL, CARL HAMLIN, b'78 ; Masai.
'06 ; July 1.'20
CONNER. HOMER LEIGH, b'76 ; Mass.l.'OO :
July 1.'20
WHITE, JOS. .MEADE, b'73: Md.3,'97 :
.Tuly 1,'20
COLE, RICHARD KING, b'75; Tenn.5,'99 ;
July 1,'20
NEWHOUSE. OMER ATHERTON. b77 ;
111. 1.^00: July 1.^20
CHASE, DANL. ROBT., b';9 ; N.H.I, '05;
July 1,'20
BOYER. GOUVERNEUR H., b'81; Pa.l.'07 ;
July 1.'20
COMPTON, ARTHUR GEORGE, b'8I ; D.C.I.
'07; Julv 1.'20
MALLORY. HERBERT ( LIFFORD. b78 :
Ga.11,^02: Julv 1,'20
BROWN, EDGAR HAYES. h^77 ; Mo.20,02 ;
July 1.^20
OGILVIB, ROY KINROUGH, b'8« ; P«.2,'03 ;
July 1,'20
GREENE, LORIN A., b'79; Tenn.8,'02 :
July 1,'20
EVANS. WM. KNOWLES, b'69; Pa.l.'91 ;
July 1.'20
MONTGOMERY. HERBERT BRODGER.
b'76; D.C.I, '06; July 1,'20
PARSONS, ALBRO L., JR., b'82; Ky.4.'04 :
July 1,'20
JACKSON, ARTHUR DUDLEY, b'73; 111.6.
'99; July 1.'20
.MURPHY, WM. ALEXANDER, b'81; Va.l.
'10: July 1,'20
SHEPPARD, PAUL RICHARD EDDINS.
b'83; Tenn.n.'08; July I. '20
TODD, MARTILLUS L., b'69 : Md.4.'97 ;
July 1,'20
DEWEY, CHRISTIAN HENRY, b'80; D.C.I,
'07; Julv 1,'20
DWIRE. FRANCIS BELMONT, b'77; Cal.6,
'06; Julv 1.'20
PARKER, SAML. FLETCHER, b'82: Ky.5,
'05; July 1.'20
HANSON, HERBERT BILL, b'72: Vt.2,'99 ;
July 1.'20
PHILLIPS. JAMES EMORY, b77 : Mo.34,
'11; July 1.'20
McCOY, ALVA DUTTON STEARNS, b'72 ;
Cal.l.'99: July 1,'20
WETMORE. WM. OLENDOBF ; D.C.I. '95;
July 1,'20
DABNEY, ALBERT SMITH, b'79; Tenn.5.
'04: July 1.'20
LITTIG. JOHN VINCENT, b'7» ; Ill.l.'Ol :
July 1,'20
HOY, CLINTON LUMAN, b'76; 1II.1,'0« ;
July 1,'20
RILEY. PHILANDER CHASE, b'73; D.C.I.
'99 : July l.'20
MeGILL, JOHN FRANKLIN. b'«7 : Mo.8,'88 :
July 1,'20
MADIGAN. JOHN JOS., h'T9 : D.C.l,'0» ;
July 1,'20
COLEY. THOMAS LUTHER. b'fiH : Pa.l.'O.I ;
Julv 1.'20
LONGACRE. RAYMOND FORCE, b'67 :
Pa. 11. '91 ; July 1.'20
BEVERLEY, EDWARD PERCY, b'75:
Tcnn.ll.'99; July I. '20
BANKS, CHAS. LINCOLN, b'66 ; N.Y.I. '91 ;
July 1.'20
MOULTON, STARR ABNER. b'73; Mai».7.
'01; July 1.'20
HALL, .MILTON WtSTON. b'78; III. 11, '03;
July 1,'20
LONG, THOMAS LEE. b 74 : Ia.3.'05 ;
July 1,^20
PALMER, ELBERT ALONZO, b'eo ; N.Y.3.
'96; July 1, '20
GREENE, EDWARD CHASE, b'75; MIch.l.
'04; July 1.'20
ABSHER, DARIUS CLEVELAND, b'82:
Md.l, 09; July 1.'20
DUCKWORTH, JOHN FRANK, b'76; Ind.8.
00 : July 1.'20
SHERMAN, ADAM EDWARD, b'80; Ill.l.
•03; July 1,'20
Ht'NTER. BAXTER R., b'73; Ky.4,'9< ;
.luly 1,'20
WYER, HARRY GAGE, b'70 ; Maai.l.'OO ;
July 1,'20
74
SAWTELLE. HENRY F., b'78: 111.11,'M :
Julv 1.'20
MITCHELL. WM. HAYES, b'78; Vt.2,'05 :
July 1.'20
FRANCIS. FRANK DOIG, b'79; ni.6.'0S ;
July 1.'20
CHAPMAN, WM. ALLEN, b'65 ; Md.1,'87;
July 1,'20
ERVIN, HUMPHREY NEWTON, b'8S ; 0.41.
'12 ; July 1.'20
LEWIS, NED OVERTON, b'82: Mo.20,'05:
July 1.'20
ROBERTS, DAVID MICHAEL, b'73 : 0.1, '95 ;
July 1, '20
ABBOTT, EDWARD JOHNSON, b'70 ; N.Y.S.
'09 ; July 1,'20
OLMSTED. BERTRAM HENRY. b'80;
MIch.l, '11; Julv 1.'20
BLACK, ALLEN J., b'65: V«.4,'84 ; July 1,
'20
MARSHALL, BENJ. JOS., b'70; Tenn.8,'»4 ;
July l,'2fl
WALLACE. JOHN, b'82; Oa.ll,'ll ; July 1.
'20
ALLEN. ROBT. AURAND, b'77; I11.6,'07 ;
Julv 1.'20
BORDEN. FRANK R., b'74; 111.11, '02;
July 1.'20
PARMENTER. EARL LINWOOD. b'79;
Mo.20,'07: Julv 1.'20
VAN BUREN. KREDK. ARTHUR, b'76:
111. 6. '04 : .lulv 1.'20
COVINGTON. LEWIS CLYDE, b'80; Va.6.
'01; July 1,'20
GURNEY, SAML. CHAS., b'70; Mlch.7.'00 :
July 1.'20
LINTHICUM. EDGAR SMITH : Md.8.'05 :
Md.4.'06; July 1.'20
GARDNER, FLETCHER M.. b'69; .MIch.l.
'91 : July 1,'20
MORRIS. ROY THOMAS, b'76; D.C.I, '07;
July 1,'20
FRANKLIN. ALBERT GALLATIN, JR.,
b'73 : Va.6.'97 ; July 1.'20
MARTIN, CHAS. PATRICK, b'77; Tenn.5,
'00; Julv 1.'20
SCRUTCHFIELD. GUTHRIE EUGBNE. b'70 :
Mo.1,'94; July l,'2n
LOVEWELL, CHAS. HUBART, b'72; II1.6,
'98: July 1.'20
MacNAUGHTON. PETER DUNCAN, b'88 ;
MIch.l, '92: July 1,'20
HUME, HOWARD, b'82; Va.l. '05; July 1, '20
MACKLIN, WALTER FULI.ARTON, b'75;
N.Y.I, '98; July 1,'20
ROBESON, FIELDING TECIMSEH, b'73;
N.Y.1,'95; July 1,'20
SHEPARD, CHAS. ANGELL. li'71; N.Y.6,
'96 ; July 1,'JO
DOWNS, JIRAH MARSTON, b'79; III. 11. '06;
Julv 1,'20
HOFF.MAN, W.M. LOUIS, b'79: Mlnn.4,'04 :
Julv 1.'20
JUMP, ULYDE WATKIN8, b'76: Mich. 1, 02 :
July 1.'20
McCORMICK, JOHN JOS., bHO : D.C.2,'04 ;
July 1,'20
HITCHEN8, ARTHUR PARKER, b'77 ; Pall.
'98; July 1.'20
Captalna
HALL, JOHN RANDOLPH, b'Mt; Mo.2,'08 :
NoT.24,'18
WHITMORE, W.M. <'OTMAN, b'.'<4 ; Me.l,'09 •
Not. 24, '18
FELGER, LOUIS, b'92 ; Cal.9,H ; Not.24.
18
WAGNER, PAUL STANISLAUS, b'84; Ill.l,
'11 ; No».24,'I8
LaGARDE, LOUIS ANATOLE. JR., b'85;
D.C.I, '12; NoT.24,'I8
HARDING. READ BENEDICT, b'91 ; N.Y.S,
'15; Nov. 24, '18
TRASK, LEO STEWART, b'85; Md.7,'18 ;
Not. 24, '18
MOORE, EDWARD LANE, b'86; Pa.2,'ll ;
Nov. 24, '18
CANTER. NOLAND MACKENZIE. b90 ;
Md.7.'i:t : Not. 21. 18
GREEN, PHILIP PALMER. 1p'«1 ; Mo 34,'14 ;
Nov.24,'18
.lOHNSTON, MEREDITH RUTHERFORD
b'91 ; .Mo 2. '13: Not. 24, '18
SMITH, ANDREW WM., b'88; Mlph.S,'!? ;
Nov 24,'I8
DUCKWORTH, JAMES WESLEY, b'90 ;
Ind.20,'12; Nov.24,'18
BAI,LANTYNE. LOWVD WHITCOMBE.
b'87; N.Y.15,'13; Nov.24,'18
CARDEN, JOHN JOS., JR., b'»0: Md.7,'16;
NoT.24.18
MEDICAL OFFICERS OF GOVERNMENT SERVICE
BBOWN, HAROLD (KiDKN, b'9S ; G>.5,'16 :
NoT.24,'18
STANLEY. JOHN MABION. b'8S ; Ky.4,'M :
Xov.24,'18
STRATTON, ERNK8T KKNNKTH. b'89 ;
1>.C.1.'16; Nov. 24, '18
SIMI-80N, ROBT. KEITH, b'»l : Tex.I.'H;
N. IV. 24/18
STREIT, PAUL HBNRV. b'91 ; Tex.l.'16 ;
Xov.J4,'18
WEAVER, LEONARD WEBSTER, b'86 :
Ill.22,'12; N0T.24,'18
QI'INNELL. EARLE DOUGLASS. b'8« :
Minn 4, '13: NOT.24.'18
.MOOSE. KRANK M.. b'86; Md.3.'14 ; NoT.24,
'18
UAINES, ARTHUR RAYMOND, b'»2 ; Pa.l,
'16; Nor.24.'18
MROWNE. LEWIS EDWLV JOEL. b'90 :
lll.U.'ie ; Noy.:;i,'lN
BRENN. CHAS. EARL, b'94 ; P«.2.'16 ; Nov.
24."18
BLES8E, FREDK. A., b'88 ; I]L4.'1S: NoT.t4,
'18
FRASER. HENRY EARL, b'88: Tenn.5.'15;
NoT.24,'18
MEBANE, DOT'OLAS HAMILTON, b'87 ;
Tei.2,'16; Nov. 24. '18
ORBISON, JAMES ARCHIBALD. b'8T ;
111. 11, '13; Nov. 24. '18
KIMBROUGH. JAMES CLAUDE. b'87:
Tenn.5,'16; Nov. 24. '18
MOORE. JOHN JAY. b'8S ; O.40.'lS; Not. 24, ,
'18
ROCERS. HAROLD DANA, b'89 ; Pi.2.'16 ;
Not. 24,'18
GOLDINO, HAROLD HOHTON, b'87 ; N.Y.M,
'U; Not. 24. '18
SIMA, CHA.S. EDWARD. b'90 : Md.1,'15:
Not. 24. '18
STARNES, WM. LOVE. b'S' ; Tez.2,'14 ;
NoT.24,'18
DAWSON, ALLAN WILSON, b'89; Pa.2,'16 ;
.\OT.24,'18
ROBERTS. EDWIN HOWERTON, b'tO ; Mo.2,
'la: Nov.24.'l8
VADALA, ANTHONY JOSEPH, b'92 ; Pa.l.
'16; NoT.24.18
NVLEN, ARTHUR HOWARD, b'90; N.Y.8,
'13 ; N0T.24.'18
BOYLK, WM. ARCHDALL, b'87; Cal.lI.'IS;
NoT.24,'18
KYLE, PAUL MAXWELL X.. b'91 ; Md.l.
'16; NoT.24.'18
McCAW. WM. WALKER, b'90; Pa.l2.'16:
NoT.24,'18
RIDOLPH, MYRON PARKHILL, b'89 ; Pa.9,
1.5; N0T.24,'18
MADIGAN, JOS. P., b'91 ; D.C.2,'1«; NoT.24.
■18
MADIGAN. PATRICK S . b'87 ; D.C.2,'12 ;
NoT.24,'18
POLLOCK, WM. CRAMER, b"90 ; Mo.S.'lt ;
NoT.24,'18
GRAHAM, OTTIS LEE. b'87 ; Ill.6,'14 ; Not.
24,18
ST. PETER, MONTRAVILLE ALFRED, b'88 ;
Pa.l2,'10 ; NoT.24.'18
WEAVER, MAURICE STEVEXSOX. b'88;
l'a.ll,'I6; Nov. 24. 18
BEARD8LEY, WAYNE ROSCOE. b'84 ; Pa.2.
10; Nov.24,'18
riRTI, RALPH ELMER, b'91 ; Neb.5,'l« ;
NoT.24,'18
TONOLLA, E. HOWARD, b'93 : Md.1,'15;
NoT.24,'18
SMITH, WM. ALEXANDER, b'88; Pa.l,'16 ;
NoT.24,'18
PINGER, FRANK WM., b'91 ; Cal.2,'16 ;
NoT.24,'18
HILLDRUP, DON GUERNSEY, b'8; ; Ind.20,
•15; NoT.24.'18
MURPHY. EDWARD SPENCER. b'91;
Nob.6.16: XoT.24,'lsi
SPARKEXBERGER, FREDK. HESSLER,
b'72; Tcnn.11,'97 ; June 4,'20
NEWTON, RALPH WALDO; N.Y.5,'98 ; June
4.'20
XEWLO'YE, GEO., b'73 ; Pa.n.'98 ; June 4. '20
STACEY, ROYAL KENDALL, b'86; Tex.6,
'12 ; June 4,'20
ANDERSON, JAMBS BREXT. b'92; Va.4,
"15 ; June 4,'20
VANDERBOGET, CARLTON LAKEY, b'8S ;
N.Y'.S.'IO ; June 4, '20
FRIDGE, BENJ. FRANKLIN, JR., b'91;
Ala.2.'15; June 4, '20
PFEFFER, CHAS. AUGUST, b'90; Mo.34,
12 : lune 4, '20
HOUKE, RAE. ELSWORTH, b'tO ; O.40.'13 :
June 4, '20
RICHARDS, WALTER LELAND, b'88; Md.l.
'14; June 4. '20
GLENN. <'HAS. ROLAND, b'91; Pa.2,'14 ;
June 4, '20
TYNO, FRANCIS CARILIO. b'83 : 0.6,'15 ;
June 4,'20
CULPKPPKB, WM. S. b'87; Ala.4.'ll :
June 4. '20
HUDDLE8T0N. JARRETT MATTHEW, b'93 ;
DC 1.16; June 4. '20
BOWEN. ALBERT, b'83 ; Pa.l.'U : June 4.'20
THORNE. FRED HAMILTON, b'85 ; Mau.6.
'11 ; June 14,'20
HUDNALL. JAMES ROY. b'88; Ala.4.'13 ;
June 16,'20
SOGERS. JOHN ANDREWS, b'89; liaaa.7,
'14 ; June 18.'20
DUCAT. REGINALD, b'84; N.Y.8,'12; Jnnc
18. '20
MILEAU, ALEX, JR., b'90; Maas.7,'16 ;
June 18, '20
DENIT. GUY BLAIR, b'91 ; V« 4,'14 ; June
18.'20
LANARAN. CHAS. RICE. b'8» ; Kjr.2,'lS
June 19.'20
LAVANTURK. LEWIS ADOLPHUS. b'82
III.19.'06; Julv l.'2n
WILUS. JOHN MITCHELL, b'86; D.C.l/W
July 1.'20
rETTEROLF. DANL. WEBSTER. b'6S ; Pal
•93; July 1,'20
McDANIEL, ADOLPHl'S ALFRED, b'87
Tei.2.'13 ; July 1,'20
BLACKWELL. JAMES HUBERT; Ala. 4,06
July 1,'20
HI'XTER. FLOYD WM.. b'85: Maai.6,'15
July 1.'20
JOHNSON. JtruUS ADAMS. b'8» ; Tenn.5
'16; July 1,'20
HUTTON. DANL. COGDELL, b'94; Md.l,'16
July 1,'20
THOMAS, ROBT. E., b'87; Md 4.'13 ; July 1
'20
HA8SBTT, LEONARD WATSON, b'86
Maaa.7.'10; July l.'2fl
GRAHAM. STEPHEN HARRY, b'82; Okla.l
'15; July 1.'20
OSWALT, JOHN ROY, b'87 : Ala.2,'09
July 1.'20
CAMPBELL. JOS EDWARD, b'92; D.C.2
■15 ; July 1,'20
SWARD. ERIC MARTIN PAULUS, b'84
Neb.5,'ll; July 1.'20
BOWMAN, PAUL NEWKIRK, b'86; Pa.l
■13; July 1,'20
SHAFFER, EDWIN FORREST. JR.. b'86
O.40.'09: July 1.'20
FARLOW. MERTON, ALMOND, b'82; lDd.20,
'08 ; Julv 1.'20
WHITE, LYLE CHAS . b'81 ; D.C.1,'10
July 1.'20
HARL. VIRGIL ANDERSON, b'90; Ky.2,'ll
July 1,'20
MILNE. LOUIS ARCHIE, b'79 ; Mo.8.'04
July 1.'20
RICE. FREDK. TALMAGE. b'80 ; 111.4, ■OT
July 1,'20
TAYLOR, HERBERT WELLINGTON, b'86
Vt.2.'ll ; July 1.'20
BROOKS. HENRY: Ga.1,'97 ; Julv 1. '20
HEARN, HARRY ELTON, b'84; I1I.8,'1S
July 1,'20
CHRIS'HAN. OTTO, b'80 ; Mo.34.'04 ; July 1
■20
McCONNELL. SETH ANDERSON, b'86
Tei.2.'16 ; July 1.'20
HIBBARD, BURT, b'77 ; N.Y.6.'00 ; July 1
•20
TEBBITT. ROBT. LAUNCELOT. b78
Mlnn.4,'04 ; Julv 1,20
KEELY, HENRY EDGAR, b'82; Pa. 2/08
Julv 1.'20
SIMMONS. RALPH HA\"\VARD. b'89
Mas,s.7/13; July 1.'20
O'DONNELL. EARL WM., b'92; Cal.9,'15
July 1,'20
NEWMAN, RICHARD JAMES, b'75 ; Cal.l
'02; July 1.20
WICKERT, HOWARD TILGHMAN, b'88
Pa. 2/14: Julv 1,'20
SAWY"ER. HAROLD PAYNE, b'80; Md.7,'06
.lulv 1.'20
SCHIRCH, GEO. JOS., b'86; D.C.2/1S
July 1.'20
TURNER, REEVE H.. b'74 ; N.Y.9,'99 ; July
1,'20
BROWN. AUBREY KENNA. b'80; ni.8,'12 ;
Julv 1.'20
75
HICK80N, FBED EARL, b'83; Ind.20/e9 ;
July 1/20
MXTZ, CHAS. WALTER, b'90; T«1D.5/12;
July 1,'20
ACKER MAN. STEPHEN HULBERT, JR.,
b'85; X.Y.l.'ll ; Julv 1,'20
nSHER. HARRISON HORTON, b'84 ; Pa. 12,
■08; July 1.'20
SHELTON. JOS. RICHARD, b'90; Tenn.5,
'13; July 1.'20
GIST, EMORY HOWARD, b'85 ; .Mo.28,'ll j
July 1.'20
SHAFFER, CARL WM., b'87; Va.1/15 ;
July 1.'20
KICK. LUTHER HOLDEN, b'8$ ; Pa.2,'M :
July 1.'20
WEAVER, LOGAN MITCHELL, b'83; Ky.2,
'10: July 1.'20
WEST, GEO. BROOKS, b'90; Va.4/16 ;
July 1/20
DOW, WM. SCOTT, b'80 ; Ind.20,'09 ; July 1,
'20
CAMPBELL. DANL. CURRIE, b'86 ; Teoil.6.
'12; July 1.'20
(iANTT. HARRY BALDWIN, JR.. b'87 ; Md.l.
'09: July 1.'20
FAUST. DANL. BA8C0M, b'90; Ala.2,'13 ;
July 1,'20
BURDELL, WM JOHN, b'76 ; V».l,'96 ;
July 1,^20
MAHON, HUGH WM., b'92: N.Y.1,'16 :
July 1/20
REAGAN, THOMAS HAROLD, b'90; mil.
•12: July 1,'20
I'ENTZ, MARVIN CHESTER, b'82; Mo.7,
'05 : July 1,'20
NETTLES, OBCAB WINBORNE, b'8« ; 8.C.1,
'08 ; July 1/20
WILLLAM8, DANL. BENJ.. b'80; Ga.l2,'07 ;
July 1,'20
.MEAGHER, JOHN IGNATIUS, b'89 ; N.Y.43,
•13; July 1,'20
ELMORE. SHIRLEY QUINCY, b'81 ; Neb.6,
'07 : July 1,'20
KINBERGER. ALBERT GLENN, b'83 ; Ky.2,
'08; July 1.'20
.\NNIS, REGINALD FRANCIS, b'78 ; Tenn.l,
'09; July 1.'20
MEDDI8, VICTOR NEWCOMB, b'79; Ky.5,
'02; July 1, '20
C^PPS. PAUL GILBERT, b'84; Mo.I8,'08 ;
July 1.'20
MILLER. HUBERT LIVINGSTONE, b'82;
Pa.l, '05; July 1.'20
SOPER, LEROY DILMOKE, b'92; Vt.2/15 ;
July 1,'20
ODOM, CLEVE CARRUJGTON, b'87; Tenn.S,
■16; July 1,'20
MAR'HN, LOnE GOODMAN. b"92 ; Ga.5/15 ;
July 1.'20
HORTON. ROBT WYNNE, b'78; Tex.2,'99 ;
July 1,'20
MOFFATT. FRANCIS JAMES, b'79; Mo.20,
'04 ; July 1,'20
BULLOCK, CHAS. BOSS, b'83: Ga.lI/07 ;
July 1.'20
HESNER. GEO. EARL, b'84; ni.22,'ll ;
July 1,'20
MATSON. JOHN ARCHIE, b'80; la.3,'05 ;
July 1/20
.STROME, FRANK PAUL, b'87; Pa.ll,'15 :
July 1,'20
STRICKLER, EDWARD JONES, b'85; Ky.2,
'07; July 1,'20
MEDDAUGH, JOHN LEONARD, b'76:
Mich. 7, '07 ; July 1,'20
BEESON. JOHN PIERCE, b'83: Mo.2,'05 :
July 1/20
MASON, KIRK PATRICK, b'78; Kan.3,'07 ;
July 1.'20
HARKER, GLENN LUTHER, b'84 ; Ga.9/13 ;
July 1.20
HAMRICK. MARTIN PASSMORE. b'85;
Pa. 1/11; July 1,'20
GIBSON, IRA JAMBS, b'84; ni.22,'09; July
1/20
MASHBURN, XEELY CORNELIUS, b'86:
Tenn.5,'14; Julv 1. 20
POWERS, JOHN BREWER, JR., b'81 ; N.Y.I,
■07 ; July 1/20
SPRUIT, CHAS. BOOTH, b'86; Mass.l/lS ;
July 1.'20
FLETCHER. LINDSAY Z., b'90: I11.6,'16 ;
July 1,'20
GIBSON, JOHN SHAKELFORD, JR., b'87;
Va.6/I3 : July 1,'20
WOODWORTH, JOHN DAWSON ROSWELL,
b'75 ; Mass. 7/01 ; July 1,'20
WRIGHT. LUCIUS FEATHERSTOXE, b'85;
Ga.11,'10; July 1.'20
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
MOULTON. PERCY DAXL.. b'Sd ; Pa.2,'0T;
July 1,'20
COSTENBADER. CLINTON FRANKLIN.
b'S;; Vn.l.'lO; July 1,'20
COLE, HENRY S., b'T9 ; 111.10/02 ; July 1,
'20
STONE. FRED OSCAR, b'ST ; Tenn.10,'16 ;
July 1.'20
PRICE. HERBERT HALL, b'87 ; Mo.l0.'14 ;
July 1,'20
DEVERS, WM. ELIJAH MOORE, b'85 ; 111.11,
■14 : July 1,'20
WHITE, WM. MONROE, b"78 ; Ga.ll.'OS;
July 1,'20
CARBALLEIRA CANELLAS. JOSE. b'81 ;
N.Y.15,'05; July 1.'20
BROWN, SAML. ELKAN. b'82; Va.l,"03;
July 1.'20
ATWOOD, GEO. ELLIOTT, JR., b"i7 ; Ga.l,
■00: July 1,'20
DUFFY, RALPH, b'TT : Md.T.'OJ; July 1,'20
DYE, JOHN CALVIN, bS4 ; N.C.l.'o.'j ; July
1.'20
STEENBERG, HUBERT SPENCER. b'"6 ;
Wls.3.'02: July 1.'20
CHANEY. THOS. MORRIS, b'83 ; Md,l,'06 ;
July 1,^20
JOHNSTON, CLYDE CLIFFORD. b^S.l ; Md.4.
■09; July 1,'20
BUCKNER. CHAS. TEACKLE CARTER,
b'TT ; Md.l."99; .luly 1.^20
HARRISON, ERNEST FARRIS. h'JfT ; Mo.S4.
'12; .(uly 1,'20
TREICHLER, ALBERT .irLUS. bT6 ;
Its. IT. '02; July 1.'20
Mckenzie. Patrick jos.. b'si : vt.2.'o.i :
July 1.^20
ROGERS. GASTON WILDER, b'84 ; Ala.4,
■11 ; July 1.'20 .
MUELLER. WM. DANL.. h7«i J|>ch.I.'»»;
July l,'2n
CLARK, HARRY AINSWORTH. b'SS ; Mass.T.
■10; July 1.^20
MILLER. THOS. HORACE. b'SS; Ill.l,'93 ;
.luly I.'20
GANS. CHAS. CORE. b'T8 ; Pa.lJ.'O.^; July 1.
■20
NKWGORD. JULIUS GIRARD. JR.. b':9 ;
Minn. 4. "03; July 1,'20
LITTLE, OTIS WILLIAMSON. b'TO ; Ky.2.
"11 ; Julv 1.^20
LOVING. ROYAL SHEPHERD, b'TT; Tcx.3.
■01, III. 6.^02 ; July 1,'20
MORRIS, ERNEST .MARIETT. b^8T ; Que.l.
■11; July 1.'20
GROW. MALCOLM CUMMINGS. b'87; Pa.2,
■09; July 1.'20
IIABERER. CHAS. HENRY. b'M ; Kt.2.'93;
July 1,^20
HALL, JAMES CUSTIX, b'iti 0«.S/tS;
July I, '20
HAYES. HAROLD W. S.. b';4 ; Tenn.U.'M;
July 1,'20
VAN HOOK, HENRY M., b'79 ; Mo.34/02 ;
July 1.'20
SHELLHORN, BARTLETT LOCKWOOD,
b'T.'i; Mo.2».'9.-), lll.l.'OO; July 1,'20
WILLIAMS, SILAS WALTER. U"79 ; Mo.7.
'07 ; July 1.'20
STILES. FRANK NOBLE. WM; la.S.'tS ;
July 1.^20
BRETZ. ROSS BRADLEY. b"83; O.6/0« ;
July I. '20
BLACKSHEAR. EVERARD, b'78 ; Ca.l/M ;
July 1.'20
HERRICK. JOHN RUTHERFORD, b'78;
N.Y.20,'05: July 1.'20
HARVEY. CLARENCE CLINTON, b'84;
Kan. 2. '08; July I, '20
PINNEY. OLIVER HENRY. bT8 ; O.l,'03;
July l."20
( LOWARD. RALPH ELIJAH, b'8:i ; Md.8,'13 ;
July 1.'20
BUTLER. ROBT. .MORRIS, b'73 : Ky.5,'»4 ;
July I. '20
CLINAKD. SHORES ERA.STUS. b'80 ; Ga.l2.
■OS; .luly 1.'20
MURPHY. ROBT. CORNELIUS. b~» ; 111.8,
■12; July 1.^20
OATMAN. CLYDE D., b'82; X.Y.15,'0« ;
JnU- l.'2n
HI!. IK.S RU-S-SELL, b'73; Pa.»,
i..\ . iPK VEHNON, b^3.j; Md.3,
'U ; July i/lil
HENRY. RALPH EMERSON, b'86 : 0.12,'lt',
July 1.'20
PRICK. CARROLL PORTEOl'8. b'8« ; O.l,
'03: July 1.'20
JOHANNES. HENRY C. ; I11.23,'05 ; July 1.
■20
PERRY. EARL HUNTER, b^78 : Pa.ll,'03 ;
July 1.^20
STANTON. DONALD ION. b'90 ; ni.22.'17 ;
July 1.'20
CALLARD. CHAS. BERESFORD, b^82 ; Ont.6.
■03; July ^■20
BRUMMETT. JAMES SUTTON, b'82; Ky.2.
■09 ; July 1.^20
MIX. PERNIER ALBERT, b^77 ; Cal.2,'04 ;
July 1, '20
CALLAHAN, HEXKY ALPHONSUS, b^7» ;
Mas3.1.'n6; July 1.'20
WHITELEY, JOS. HALL, b'81 ; 111. 11, '07;
.luly 1.'20
HANSEN. OSCAR AMADEUS, b^77 ; III. 8.
'06. Ill.ll.'07 ; July 1.'20
ASHCRAFT. JAMES HARVEY. b'T6 ; Ala.2.
'05 ; July 1.'20
BECK. CLY'DE McKAY. b'86; Tenn.l5,'««;
Julv 1. '20
KENWORTHY. W.M. BARTLE, b'7S ; P«.l,
'9.'. ; July l.'iO
NEWCOMB. CVRENHS ADELBERT. b'86:
N.Y.9.'10; Julv 1.'20
PILSBURV. LAWRENCE BELL. b*74 ;
Colo.3.'99. N.Y.19,'03: July 1.'20
PORTER. WM. CLARE. b'Sr. ; N.Y.S.'OT ;
July 1.'20
MYERS, DAVID A., b'73; Quel, '98; July 1,
'20
OWEN. .lAMES BLISS, b'86; Ky.2,'10 •
Julv 1.'20
VENN. FRANK CADY, b'»0 ; Tenn.e.'l' ;
Julv I. '20
DUNNING. MILO BENJ., b'74 ; lnd.8.". ,> ;
July I.'20
CRAIG. JOS. SHERMAN, b'82; Md.3.'12 ;
lulv 1.'20
BIDWELL, ALFRED .MOHRELL. b'88 ; N.Y.I,
•!.■. ; July 1.'20
FAVOUR. RICHMOND. JR.. b'78; Md.I,'04 ;
July l.'iO
GRIGGS, GUY DAVID. b"8.5 ; Ky.2.'10 ; July
l.^IO
KIRKWOOD. ROBT. CARNAHAN, b*86 ;
P«.2.^08; July I. '20
SULLIVAN. DENNIS WM . b'82; Mo.2J.'lI ;
July l.'2fl
( HANDALL. WALTER MIDKIFF. b"84 :
.Mass.T. '10 : Julv 1.'20
CHAMOND. JAMES EDWARD. b'T8 ; Mlnn.S.
■I)-.',: July 1.-20
(.ILHUS. ADOLPH THOS.. b'T9 : 111.18. '02,
III. II. '03; July 1.'20
THORPE, SAML. L., b'Tl; III.8.'93 ; July 1.
'20
WALL. HARRY, b'80 ; Va.l.'04 ; July 1, '20
WEISS. JOHN MICHAEL, b'79; Ill.l.'OS;
July 1,'20
KDMAINE. FRANK WM., b*78 ; D.C.2.'05 ;
July 1.'20
MOENNIGIIOFF. FRITZ JOS., b'81 ; Mo.8.
•0.-) ; Julv 1,'20
RHINE. ARTHUR CALVIN, b'74; 111.11,12;
July 1.'20
SMITH. RICHARD PB!0», bT5; P«J3.'12;
July 1.'20
BELL. CHAS. ARTHUR, b'76 ; Cal.1,'00 ;
July 1.'20
EASTON, EDWARD RAYMOND. b'92;
N.Y.I. '15: July 9. '20
T0U8EY. THO.MAS GRANT, b'85; N.Y.20.
'1)6 ; July 14."20
YOUNG. FRANK WALKER. b89 ; Ala. 2. 12 ;
July 18. '20
WEATHERBY. FRANCIS ELWOOD. b'»U ;
l'a.2.'l.i: July IT. •20
ODOM. STANLEY (ilBSON. b'88; Ala.4. '13:
July 20. -20
THOMAS. ALFRED ROBT.. JR.. b'88; Pa 1.
■12; July 23. '20
BROWN, ROY FARRINGTON. b'89 ; Mass.7.
15: July 2.''). '20
KNAUER. JOHN GLENWOOD. b'113; Pa.9,
■15; Aug.8.'20
WILCOX. CLARK ANSON, b»0 ; N.Y.9.16 ;
Auii.8.'20
STAM.MEL, CHAS. AUGUST, b'g6 : O.41.'10;
AUK.9.'20
McLELLAND. W.M. DAVIES, b'SS; P8.2.'13;
Aui; !».'20
DHEIBELBIES. Wll.MER CLAYTON, b'88;
Vt.2.'10; Au(.10.'20
MUELLER. CLIVK PAUL, b'87: III.6.16:
Auii.l3.'20
HARDEMAN, SAML.. b'8»; Tcnn.S.'Il
Auk 14. '20
DAVIE. NUCKOLS THORNTON, b'87; La.l,
■09: Aug.l5,'20
McCORMACK, WM. ELI. b'87; Ky.2.'II ;
AUE.15.'20
LLOYD. REES STEPHEN, b'92: Pa. 11. 16;
Aug.l6.'2fl
FIELD. LOUIS MARTIN, b'84 : Mlnn.4,'14 ;
AUK.26.'20
REINARTZ, EUGENE IVAN GOTTFRIED.
b'SH; I'a.U.'Ui; AuK.27.'20
SCOTT. VERNER TRENARY, b'88; 0.41,
'13: AuK:!7.2n
STRONG. EDWIN BAY.MOND. b'90 ; II1.4.
'13: Aui;.2T,-20
HAY'ES. HENRY JACKSON, b'89; Va.4.'14 ;
Aug. 31. '20
MIEHE. W.M. JOHN. b'91: Mo.I0.'16 ;
Sept. 3, '20
BERRY, MORGAN CLINT, b'»0 : Ark.l,'l6:
.Sept. 3, '20
BRACKNEV, EDWIN I.ELAND. b'88; 111.4,
'15; Sept.:i.'20
HOLT. RUFUS LEBOY. b'90: Tenu.j.'ll :
Sept.8.'20
FROITZHEIM. WM. J., b'86; Md.3.'10 ;
Sept. 10. '20
PRATT. FABIAN LKK, b'88; Teiui.S,'U ;
Sept. 10. '20
HOUSTON. WM. HU.MES. b'7.'; : Md.l.'OO :
Sept. 10. '20
PUTNAM. LINCOLN FRANK, b'92; Tex.2.
■i:>: Sept. 10, 'iO
STEWART. THO.MAS HILL, JR., b'92; Ga..>,
14: Sept. U, '20
BROWN. ELI EDWIN. b'91 ; Tex.4,'15 ;
Sept. 11. '20
JENKINS. WILBUR GIBSON, b'93 ; Ga.l.
'15: Sept. 11. '20
ARNEST. RICHARD TURBERVILLE. b'92;
Md.l.'16; Sept. 13. 20
DOUST. HORACE TYNER. b'DO ; I11.6.'15 :
Sept 14. ■26
HEELER. MAXWELL (iORDON. b'92;
N.Y.9.'I6; Sept. IS. '20
BARNWELL. JOHN DUBOSE. b'90 ; Va.l.
'1(1 ; Sept. 19, '20
COOK. EVERETT I.E( OMPTE. b'88; Md.l.
'14: .Sept. 20. '20
CUDI.IPP. RALPH LESLIE, fa's* i NX*.
'15 : Sept 27. '20
FRANKLIN. DANI... b93 ; Neh.6.'I4 : Sept.
29.'20
CLAPP. GORDON AI)A.MS. b'SU : Cal2.'ir);
Sept. 29. '20
CORNELL. VIRGIL HEATH. b»0 ; N.V.8.
'13 : Sept 30. '20
O'BRIEN. THEODORE WALLACE, b'91 .
I'a.2.'13; Oct. I. '20
JIUNLY. WM. CHAS., b'»2 ; Ore.2."16,
Oct. 1.^20
INMON. EBNER HOLMES, b'87: Tex.6.'09 ;
Oct. 3. '20
"WILSON. ERNEST LEROY. b'SS: Md.4. 11 .
Ofl,4.'20
EANES. RICHARD HENRY, b'89; Vb.4.'I1.
Oct. 9. '20
POSEY. ORLANDO JEFFERSON, b'88;
D.l'.2.'12 ; Oct 9. '20
GRECO. ANTHONY JOS., b'9« ; N.Y.6.'17 ;
Oct 9, '20
BLAKELEY. DALMAR ROWLEY, b'91;
8.C.I.'12; Oct. 10. '20
PLATT. ROBERT JA.MES. b'»l ; La.l.'M ;
Oct. 13. '20
CA.MI'IIELL. WM. HANSOM. b'70 ; 0.2."97 ;
Oct.13.^20
MAXWELL. CHAS. LEVI, b'»8 i O.40,'l6 ;
O(t.l«,'20
WILLIAMS. JAMES NEAL. b'8» ; Vb.6.'12 :
Ocl.l7.'20
KEVTON, JOHN ARTHUR, b'93; Ln.l.'IO ;
Oct. 24. '20
RAVI HOFT^ HAROLD VINCENT. ■!
NY 8. '13: Oct. 29, '20
Ct)X. Wiy^LEV CINTRA, b'91; N.Y.I. 'IS:
Oct.30.'20
JOHNSON. LEVY STEPHEN, b'87: Tex.2.
'12 ; Nov.2.'20
CHANT. BROOKS COLLINS. b'BO ; 111.22.
■15: Nov. 10.^20
TENNEY, ELMER SETH, b'7» ; N.H.l.'e7 ;
Nov. 13. '20
LAYTON. ROY WILFRED. b'SS ; Kan. 2. '13 ;
Nov. 16. '20
FOSTER, WM. BELL. JR.. h94 ; Tenn..5.'I6 ;
Nov. 17. '20
ST. JOHN. JOS. HAROLD, h'9I ; Ti-nn.5,'15 ;
Nor. 20. '20
STEVES. ERNEST JACKSON, b'SS; Pn.ll,
■12; Nov. 22. 20
/O
MEDICAL OFFICERS OF GOVERNMENT SERVICE
BRYANT. JAMER MALOXE. JB., b'il ;
(ia.R.'IS; NoT.26.'20
PATTERSON. PAUL MOVER, b'89 ; Mo.35,
■12; Xov.2;.'20
DOVELL. CHAVNCEY ELMO, h'90 ; Md.l,
'14 ; Not. 29, '20
rATTERSOX. LUCIVS KEXXEDY. b'93 ;
(Ja.S.'i: : Dec. 10, '20
Ml ELLER. (HAS. ROBT., JR., bSl;
MIch.T.'lfi: Dec. 11, '20
DAVIS, <HAS. FLETCHER, b'88 ; Okla.l,
•U: Dec.12,20
SMITH, JOS. WHEELER, JR.. b'90; N.Y.«,
•13; Dec. 12. '20
JOXES, ALFRED EDWARD, b'90 ; ni.ll,'13;
Dec. 18, '20
rOLLIXS. TATE BENTON, b-88 ; Tenn.r..
■11 ; Dec.l9.'20
BEDINIJEH. DAVID WADE, b'79 ; 0.9, '02 ;
Hoc. 29, '20
HEILMAX, ADAM GEO.. b86 ; Pa.l.'n;
.Ian.3.^21
REDDK;. fLARKNXE MAXSFIELD. b'92 :
Mil.1.^17; Jan. 12, '21
REIBER. MARTIX ROBT., b'8S ; D.CS.'M :
.Ian l.'i.-21
TURNER. WM. KENXETH. b^88 ; Mass.".
■«9 ; Jan.I5,'21
WOLFE. RAYMOND CLYDE, b'88: Ind.20,
■11; Jan. 18, '21
BOURBON, ROLLA PRESTON, b'90; Ill.ll,
■16; Jan. 19, '21
KILGORE, FLOYD VERXE, b'90; K5:.2.'l« ;
Jan. 20. '21
WOODLAND, JOHN C, b'90: Md.l, '15;
Jan.20,-21
KIRKHAM, HAROLD ARTHUR. b'87 ;
Mich. 7, '13: Jan. 20, '21
MARTENS, W.M. STANTON, b'92; X.Y.19,
12; Jan. 21. 21
PERRY, WALTER LESLIE, b'92; Mass. 7,
'IB: Jan. 21. '21
LIVBSAY, HARVEY ROBINSON, b'9« :
K.v.2,14; Jan. 21. '21
OSTRANDER. FORREST RALPH, l.'.«iH :
Mlch.7,'l,'i; Jan. 21. 21
KING. AUBIX TILDEX. b'76 ; Va.l.'ll ;
Jan. 22. '21
DART. RAV.MOXD OSBORXE, b'90: 111. I.
16: Jan.23,'21
LIEBERMAX. JOHN FRANK, b'91 : La.l,
'13; Jan. 23. '21
DODSON, BROOKE, b'87 ; Ky.2,'14 ; Jan. 2.-..
'21
McFARLAND, FLETCHER OLIN. b'86 :
111.1. '10; Jan.27.'21
BARTHOLOMEW. DON C. b'88 ; MIch.7.'l« ;
Jan.28.'21
BENNETT. WALTER SCHNEIDER, b'92 ;
X.Y.S.'l.";; Jan. 29. '21
GALLAGHER, JOS. F., b'89; que.l,'14 :
Feb.8.'21
JOHNSON, HARRY GARDNER, b91 : NY. 6,
•15: Feb. 27. 21
WELCH. JOHN MURRAY, b'92: P«.ll,'16:
.Mar.6,'21
DuFRENNE. MARTIX FRED, b'93; Wls.6,
'16; Mar.l3,'21
CARROLL. WM. JAMES, b'93 : X.Y.3,'16 :
Mar.22,'21
SOMERVILLE, JOHX WI130X. b'81 ; Va.l.
'04 : Mar.25,'21
MANLOVE, CHAS. HENRY, JR., b'87 ; HI.22,
'14; Mar.30.'21
SNIDER, CLARENCE ULM. b'83 ; Ore.l,'12 ;
Apr.2,'21
AVERY. SAML. DEMETICUS, b'88; IIl.l,
'11 ; Apr.9.^21
REIXHARDT, WM. ROBT. 1J;WIS, b^90 •
Apr.9.'21
WILLIAMSOX, HOWARD MOORE, b'91 :
Mo.2.'l."i : Apr.l0.'21
CLUNE. FRAXCIS JOS., b'91; N.Y.9,'15 ;
Apr.l0,'21
COOK. PHILIP LEWIS, b'90; Pa.1,'16;
Apr.15.21
LINDOW, GEO. EDWARD b'87; Pa.ll.'H ;
Apr.l6.'21
SNELL, CHAS. FRE.MONT, b'89; Minn. 4.
'13 : Apr.18,21
FIGUERAS, JAIME JULIAN, b'89: D.C.I,
'16; Apr.20,'21
FLEMING. WM. DONALDSON, b'92; Colo.2,
'17 ; May 3.'21
MURRELL. RALPH ELUS. b'91 ; Mo.7.'17 ;
May 5.'21
FONTAINE, JAMES MORRIS, Va.l,'05:
May 8,'21
ESKE^V, MILNBW HUBBARD, b'92: Va 1,
'17; May 8,'21
BISHOP, HARRY AL0V8IU6, b'88: Md.l,
'12; .May 9,'21
CALI^AWAV. WM. OTIS. I '87 ; Ln.l.'U ;
May 19. '21
STANTON. JOHN EARL, b'91; IH.22,'13;
May 24. '21
MOORE, LUTHER RE.MI, b'88; III.11,'12;
May 29,'21
WATEROUS. WILLARD H., b'90; ni.0,'16 ;
Mav3n,'21
MITCHELL, CARL RANDOLPH, b'91; lU.I.
'15 : June 3. '21
HEALY. MICHALE GERARD, b'89; D.C.2.
•16; June 4,'21
TOLSON, WALTER FRANCIS, b'91 ; D.C.2.
'16; June 9.'21
BULLARD. HUGH JIAX. t/fl ; Md.T.'17 ;
June 11. '21
KIXDERMAN, HAROLD WADE. P«.2,'15;
June 14, '21
FISHER, WM. raOMAS. b'72: Ind.l8,'06 :
June 27 .'21
RE^'ER, GEO. WM., b'»4 : Tenn.J.'lI ; Jnly
4, '21
MALCOLM. ROBT.. b'86; N.Y.19.'10 ; July 9,
'21
8EAB0LD. PAt:L SEIBERT. b'89; Pa.l.'lT ;
July II. '21
PETERS. BYROX JOHXSOX. k^86 : Ind.20.
'16: July 13.'21
LAXGLEY. CLAUD CYKIL. b'iU ; Ga.5,'15 ;
July 13.'21
DARXALL. JOS. ROGERS, b'94 ; .Mich. 1. '18 ;
Julv l.'i,'21
ROSENBERG, NATHAN, b'94; Ma«s.l.'17 ;
July 17,'21
MEISCH, HENRY WM., b'93: Mo.34,'17 ;
Julv 24,'21
MCNEILL. GEO. PALMER. JR . b'91; Tln.l.
•17; July 27. '21
LEWIS. BENJ. WM., b'92: Mo.34.'17; July
28.'21
HENDERSON. CHAS. WM., b'H3 ; Tenn.5,
17; Aui;.2,'2l
BIBB, LEWIS BRADLEY, b'82 ; Tex.2.'08 :
Au(!.2.'21
KIRKSEY, OSCAR THWE.\TT. b'89; Tex.2.
•17 ; Auit.3.'21
DREW, ARTHUR WHEELER, b'80 ; 111.6,
'13: Aug. 7, '21
CRAWFORD, WM. SHELL, b'91; B.C.I, '14 ;
AUK.3I.'21
GUSTITES. FRANK Wit, b'W} P».l.'17;
Alis.31,'21
PROUT, WM SAML., b'89; Kan.S.'lS ;
Sept. 1, '21
HAMILTON, WALTER FLEMING, b'82;
Ala. 4. '07; Sept.3.^21
PRATT, ELGEN CLAYTON, b'84 ; Wl».3,'08 ;
Sept.4,'21
CHA.MBERLIN, FRANK TENNY, JR., b'92 ;
111.43,'18; .Sept.fi, '21
MELTON, HARRY RIPLEY, b'82 ; Ky.3,'05 ;
Sept. 8, '21
DULLER, JAMES MARTIN, b'90; Pa.l.'li ;
Sept.9.'21
HUTTER. HOWARD JOS., b'94; Pa.ll.'16;
Sept.21,'21
HART, CHAS. VINCENT, b'7- ; Pa. 2, '03 :
Sept. 22. '21
CALMES, HAMILTON POPE, b'90; Tenn.6.
•16; Oct. 1, '21
ROBESON, DAVID LORAN, b'86: Mo.43,
'18; Oct.S,'21
McCARLEY. THOMAS RANDOLPH, b'93;
La.l. '17: Oct.l2.'21
HAVERSTOCK. ARTHUR DAVID, b'84;
Minn. 5. '09; Oct.21.21
.MORDECAI, ALFRED, b'89; Md.l. '14 ; Oct.
23. '21
DINGLE, WM. PRESLEY, b'84; I1I.17,'08 ;
Oct.23.'21
BROOKE, JAMES FRANK, b'80: Mo.35,'03 :
Oct.23,'21
BERINGER, LESTER EASTWOOD, b'91 ;
Wls.6,'15: Oct. 24, '21
MOORE, LELAND OUVER WALTER, bB9 ;
Cal.1.12; Oct.25,'21
GILL. WM. DAVIS, b'95 ; Tenn.5,'17 ; Oct.
28. '21
STEWART. DAVID LLOYD, b'83: 111.22. '09 ;
Oct. 30, '21
McDERMOTT, BERNARD ANTHONY, li .'-4 ;
Pa.l,'08; >fov.l,-21
TAMRAZ, JOHN MOORHAJ, b'89; N.Y.I,
'17 ; Nov.2,'21
MERRIAM, WM. HARVEY; Pa.1,^02 ; Nov.
7,'21
MENDELSON, JOS. AARON, b'91; Pa. 13,
13: Nov.l5,'21
SMOCK. IRWIN BRADFIELD, b'8»; Pa.I,
'12: Sej't.27.21
CAS8ERLY. EDWARD ATHELSTANE, b'*S :
111.22. '17: Sept. 2.'., '22
HOWARD. FOSTER CANNON, b'88; Ud,9.
'12: Jan 17, 22
SHOOK, CHAS. FRANCIS, b'94; Neb.«,'16;
Jan.l7.'22
BLACK8H0RE. WILBUR MANSOS, b'»I ;
Tenn.8.'13 ; Feb.25.'22
MARTIX. JOS. 1.. b'94; in.42.'18 ; Oct. 8, '21
PEAK, IRA FRED, b'94 ; Tenn.8,'20 ; Mar.l2,
•22
8TARKBS, CARLTON CUaLEY, b'88; 0.6,
■14: Feb.28.'22
BLESSE. HENRY STEVEN, b'90: HI. 22. '16;
May 25, '22
GARCIA DE QUEVEDO, ALBERT, b'93 ;
Md.l, '15; May 27 ,'22
COOPER, GEO. FRANCIS, b'94: Mo.l0,'17 ;
Aur.l2.'22
REEVES, SAML. WINCHESTER, b'80 ; Pa. 9,
'09 ; June 19,'22
SANDROCK, GEO. PAUL, b'89; III.22,'16;
Aug. 27, 22
WKLDON, THOMAS FRANKLIN, b'91;
N.Y.S,'14: July 11,'22
THOMPSON, WM. LEROY, b'ftl ; Pa.l.'lT ;
July 6,'22
First Lieutenants
ROYALS, WALTER CLIFTON, b'88; La.l,
'17; Julv 1,'2«
Mcdowell, .iames bhea m: i-a.ii,
'05 ; .Itily 1.'20
- i ' "V. BEN TILLMAN, b 1'2 ; (;a.5,'17 ;
BARTON WILLARD. b'72;
Mu.i?. i'4 : Julyl.'20
HOBBS. ARTHUR AIJEXANDER, b'94 ; La.l,
'19; Dei 31,20
RETIRED LIST
NUMBER OF PHYSICIANS, 143
Brigad^er-Generals
M08ELEY, EDWARD B., b^46 ; Pa.1,^68 ;
May 10, '07 — 7615 Fountain Ave, Los An-
geles
WILCOX. TIMOTHY E., b'40 ; X.y.3.'64 ;
Apr.26. ■04—1841 California St. N.W.,
WashliiKti^n. D.C
Colonels
ADAIR. GEO. W., b48; Mlch.l,^7u; Ftb.2j,
■09— Favettevllle, O
GARDNER. EDWIN F., b'48; X.Y.1,'75;
Aug.3.'04 — HollUton, Mass
BYRNE. CHAS. B., b'46 : Pal. '67; Jan.28,
'10—2316. 19th St.. Washington. D.C
CORBUSIEK. WM. H., b'44 ; N.Y.10,'67 ;
Apr.lO.'OS— 612 Park Ave., Plaineeld, N.J
OWEN, WM. O.. b'54: Va.l. '78 : Aug. 6.12—
2719 Ontario Rd. N.W.. Washington, D.C
STEPHENSON, WM.. b^56 ; N.Y.I, '20; Apr.
12. '12— 119 State St.. Portland. Me
HAVARD. VALERY. b'4«; X.Y.5,'69 ; Feb.l8,
'10— Fairfield. Conn
RAYMOND, HENRY L, b'r.7 : N.Y.10,'80;
May 9,'1.5 — Hotel Whltcomb, San Francisco
TOWN, FRANCIS L., b'36 ; N.H.1,'60; Oct.
10.'96 — I.ancaster. N.H
FRICK, EUCLID B.. b'67 ; Cal.2.'88 : July 1,
'16 — 426. 21st Ave.. San Francisco
SNYDER. HENRY D.. b66 ; Md.l. 90; May
15. '17 — Essex Junction, Vt
STRAUB, PAUL F., b'65 ; La.3.'86 ; Oct.l,
'92. May 13. '17 — 1900 N. Vermont Ave.,
Hollywood. Los Angele". Calif
KIRKPATRICK. THO.MAS J., b'68 ; Va.l,
■89; May 15.'17— 120 Walnut St., Alexan-
dria. La
BANISTER. JOHN M., b'54: Va.l.'78; Dec.
31.'10— Brandeis Theater BIdg.. Omaha
TAY-LOR, BLAIR D., b'48: Va.1,'69 ; N.Y.5,
'70; Apr.30,'l 1—755 Piedmont Ave., At-
lanta, Ga
USHER, FRANCIS M. C, b'71 ; Pa.1,'92 ;
Mav 15. '17- — Hickman. Kv
TRUBV. WILLARD F., b'72: Pa.l.'97 ; May
I5.'17 — 23 Bidwell Parkway, Buffalo
APPEL. AARON H., b56; Pa.2,'78; June 6,
'11—49 W, 44th St., New York
DAVIS, W.M. B.. b'48: Va.l.'70; Aug.5,'12—
University Club, Baltimore
EDGER, BENJ. J.. JR.. b'74 ; Pa.1,'97; May
15,'17— 2251 Green St., San Francisco
77
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
ARTHUR, WM. H., b'56 ; Md.l,'7T ; Jan.l,
'11—2130 Le Boy PI., Washington, D.C
RICHARD, CHAS., b'54 ; N.Y.IO.'VS; Feb.18,
'10 — 2448, 20th St. N.W., Washington, D.C
EBERT, RUDOLPH G., b'54; N.Y.1D,'78 ;
Dec.27,'10— 313 W. 11th St.. Vancouver,
Wash
BRECHEMIN, LOUIS, b'52 ; Pa. 1, '76— 440
West End Aye., New York City
BUSHNELL, GEO. E., b'53 ; Conn.l.'SO—
Bedford, Mass
CHURCH, JAMES ROBB, b'66 ; D.C.1,'93—
Surgeon General's Office, Washington. D.C
BIRMINGHAM, HENRY, b'54; Mich. 1, '76:
June 7, '11 — U. S. Soldiers' Home, Wash-
ington, D.C
BRADLEY, ALFRED E., b'64 ; Pa.2,'87 :
July 1,'16— Highland Park, HI
WATERHOUSE, SAML. M., b'70 ; O.l,'04 ;
Dec. 3, '18 — Surgeon General's OfBce. Wash-
ington, DC
LYSTER, THEODORE C, b"75 : Mich. I. '99;
May 15,'17 — 4809 Elmwood Ave., Los An-
geles. Calif
BANISTER, WM. B., b6I ; Ky.5,'8S— Pre-
sidio, San Francisco, Calif
FAUNTLEROY, POWELL C, b'69 ; Va.1,'93
— The Argyle Hotel, Charleston, S.C
FULLER, LEIGH A., b"68 ; V».l,'9a— Wln-
HARTNETT. EUGENE HOWE, b'70; N.T.I,
'94 — Ft. D. A. Russell. Wyo
LE^VIS, WM. P.. b'66; Md.1,'93— 2828 Lyon
St, San Francisco
McCULLOCH, CHAMPE CARTER, b'69;
Va.l,'91 — City Hall. Cumberland, Md
RAND, IRVING W., b'66 ; D.C.1.'92 — Ft.
McDowell, Angel Island, Calif
WILLCOX, CHAS. L., b'65 ; Va.1,'89— 14J7
Punahou St.. Honolulu, T. H.
WILSON, JAMES S.. b'7I ; Va.1,'92— Colum-
bus Barracks, Columbus, 0
WINTER, FRANCIS ANDERSON, b'6I ;
Mo.2,'89 — Broad Run, Va
Lieutenant-Colonels
BORDEN, WM. C, b'58 ; D.C.1,'83; Jan.!.
'09—2306 Tracy PI., Wa.shlngton. D.C '
OEDDINGS, EDWARD FROST, b'68 ; S.C.I, !
'90 ; May 15,'17— Cheyy Chase, Md
VOSE. WM. E., b'77 ; Va.1,'99 ; May I5.'17—
1112 S. Pasadena Are., Pasadena. Calif
WHITMORE. EUGENE R., b74 ; ni.ll.'99 :
.May 15,'17— 1108, 16th St. N.W.. Wash-
ington, D.C
GIBSON. ROBT. J., b'54; Conn.1,'79 ; Jan.l,
'10 — 152 Mansfleld St., New HiTen, Conn
MORRIS. EDWARD R., b'58; N.Y.10,'8I ;
Feb.28,'09— 983 N. Mariposa Ave., Los
.\nceles
POWELL, WM. A., b'77; Ga.ll,'00; May 13,
'17 — 763 Upper Dr., Portland. Ore
PATZSKI, JULIUS H., b'38 ; Pa.2,'«7 ;
Apr.23,'04 — The Westmoreland, Washing-
Ion, D.C
PORTER, JOS. Y.. b'47: Pa.2.'70; Mar.8,'07
—429 Duval St, Key West, Fla
POWELL, JUNIUS L., b'45 ; Md.l,'«I; May
1, OS -The Dresden, Washington, D.C
B.^NTA, WM. P., b'73: Ky.2,'94 ; May 15,
'17 — 1958 Cahuenga St., Loi Angelea
TH0MA80N, HENRY D., b'58; Pa.1,'82,
Ont 3,'91 ; May 15,'17— New York Homeo-
pathic Medical School and Flower Hos-
pital, New Y'ork City
SHII,I/)CK, PAUL, b'63; N.Y.l,"a7 ; Jan.l.
■10—1937 Bryant Ave., Minneapolis
WOOD, MAR.«II.M.T, W. b'46 : ni.1,'73: Apr
23,'04— 121 St.. Bolae, Ida
WYETH, M.M H C, b'55; N Y.l.
'78; May l,i;. „. . ,v. S3d St.. New York
City
GBUBBS, ROBT. B.. b72; D.C.I, 'JS— Dudley
Bldg. ; Santa Monica. Calif
CRABTREE. GEO. H. (Col. N. A.), b'70;
Pa.U,'93— 2359 Boylaton Ave. N., Seattle
RAGAN, CHAS. A.. b73 ; DC.l.OO— 44S
Riverside Dr , New York City
DUNCAN, WM. A., b'77; Tenn.S.'OS— Bus
■ellvllle, Ky
GAPEN, NELSON, b'79; D Ct.'Ot — 1«15.
17th St. N.W.. Waihlncton, D.C
DE LnFFRE, SAML. M., b'75 ; P».l.'»»—
Y. M. C. A.. PUttaburg, N.Y
WOODSON, ROBT. SCOTT, b'65; Tenn.5,'8»,
Tenn.1,'89; Apr.7,'10— 1405 Beach St..
BIrmlngbam. Ala
DAVIDSON, WILSON T., b'68 ; Tei.2,'96 :
Mav 15, '17 — Municipal Bldg., Dallas, Tex
CARSWELL, ROBT. L., b"76 ; Tenn.5,'00.
May 15.'17 — 42 S. Crest Rd., Chattanooga,
Tenn
PALMER, FRED. W., b'72 ; Mich.1,'94; May
15,'17— 517, 10th St., Santa Monica, Calif
MABEE, JAMES IRVING, b'70; 0.3,'94—
Letterman General Hospital. San Fran-
EASTMAN, WM. R., b'73; D.C.l.'Ol— 390 N.
Broadway, Y'onkers, N.Y
GOSMAN, GEO. HENRY RANKIN-, b'76 :
Pa.1,'98— Ft. Hamilton, Brooklyn. N.Y'
HANNER, JOHN W., b'77; Tenn. 5,"01— Let-
terman General Hospital, San Francisco
JUENEMANN. GEO. F., b'75; D.C.I, '97—
Army and Navy Club, Washington, D.C
LOVING. ROBT. COURTNEY, b'78 ; Pall,
'02— Walter Reed General Hospital, Wash-
ington, DC
ROBBINS, CHANDLER P., b'73 ; Ky.5,'97—
Columbus Barracks, Columbus. O
SMART, WM. M., b'79; DC. 2, 02— Letter-
man General Hospital. San Francisco
BEVANS, JAMES L.. b'69; IU.«.'93— Mend-
ham, N.J
GREGORY, JUNIUS C, b'75; Va. 4. '00— 1892
Sheridan Rd., Evanaton, III
Majors
CARTER, W. FITZHUGH, b'50 ; Va.1,'72:
July 8,'09 -Crozet, Va
EGAN, PETER R., b'55; N.Y.1,'80; Apr.2.
■06—247 B. 86th St.. New York City
CABELL, JULIAN M.. b'60 ; Va.1,'86;
Mar.29,'97 — ^Army and Navy Club. Port-
land. Ore
FARB. CHAS. W., b'76 ; Va.2.'97 ; Jan.I,'10
—750, 7th St., Buffalo, NY
JOHNSON. RICHARD W., b^55 ; N.Y,5,'«0:
Jan.l6.'09— 363 Melville Ave., Palo Alto.
Calif
PINKSTON. OMAR W.. b75; Mo.8.'98 ; July
1.'16— Lyndhurst Hotel. Kansas City, Mo
WORTHINGTON, JOS. A.. b'TS ; Mo. 34, '02 ;
May 15,'17--313 Evergreen Ave., Bradley
Beach, N.J
CHILTON, FRANK NIFONG. b'85 ; Mo.2.'0» ;
May 15.'17 — Eugene. Ore
.MUDD, LEO C. b'8I ; Mo.34.'97 ; May IS.'IT
—729. 2l8t Ave.. San Francisco, Calif
KNEEDLER, WM. L., b'56; Pa.2,'79 ; July
11,'06— 1004 AdelU St., Coronado, Calif
NEWGARDEN, GEO. J., b'64 ; Pa.2,'89 ; Apr.
24,'07— 1633 Massachusetts Ave., Washing-
ton, D.C
gUINTON, WM. W., 1)'70; N.Y.1,'92; reb.26.
'09 — 245 Elmwood Ave, HufTalo
KBTCHAM, CLARENCE S,. b'8i* ; Md.7,'14 ;
May 14,'16 Appalachian Hall, Ashevllle,
N.C
ROCKHILL, EDWARD P. (Lieut. Col., N A.),
b'72; Pa.Il,'»5; Feb.26, '09— Sliver Oty,
NM
SHUFBLDT, ROBT. W., b'50 ; D.C.1.'76:
Apr.23,'04— 3356, 18lh St. N.W., Washing-
ton, D.C
SKINNER, JOHN O., b'45; Md.1,'66; Oct. 26,
'93 — Tile Pnrtner, Washington, D.C
STILES, HENRY R., b'66; Conn.1,'88- July
1,'05 — Cobalt, Conn
STONE, JOHN H., b'72 ; D.C.I, '95 ; June 20,
'11—1421 Columbia Rd. N.W., Washing-
ton. DC
.SWIFT, EUGENE L, b'63; N.Y.1.84 ; Dec.
9,'01— SanU Cruz, Calif
TEN EYCK, BENJ. L., b'62 : N,T.1.'8.'> ; Aug.
3. '03— 182 Lincoln Ave., Newark. .N.J
WEBB, WALTER D.. b'72; N,Y.1.'95 ; Jan.l,
'09— The Parkwwd, WaahlngVm, DC
WELLS, GEO. M., h'63 ; Ky.1,'84. III. 1. '86,
N.Y.5,'91; Mar 3I,'05— 2128 College Ave..
Indianapolis
YOST, JOHN D., b'72; Maas.1,'98 ; Mar.lS,
'09— University Club, 800 Lowell St., San
Francisco
WALES. PHILIP G., b'61 ; D.C.1,'83; July
13.'II— Menlo Park, Calif
BROOKS, WM. H.. b'6S : Md.4,'«« ; July 1,
'13 — 2545 Laguna St., Han Franclaco
ROBERTS. WM. M., b'72; Md.l,'»6— %
Fidelity Trust Co., Balllmnre
HARRIS, JESSE B.. b'74 ; N.Y.6.'01— Board
of Health, Tampa, Fla
CRAFT, EDGAR D., b'80 ; La.l.'05 — 1254 W.
Santa Barbara .\ve., Los Angeles
ROBINSON. JAMES LEE. b'84 ; Md.7.'08 ;
May 15,'17— 2414 W. 9Ui Ave.. Los Angeles
VON SCHRADER, ALLBYNE, b'87 ; Mo.2,
'09; May 15,'17— 233 Xlmeno Ave., Long
Beach, Calif
NORTHINGTON, EUGENE G. ; La.l,"03 ;
May 15, "17 — Geo. Washington University,
Washington, D.C
HAMMOND, JOHNSON FRANCIS, b'87 ; Ill.l.
'10 ; May 15. '17 — 4444 Greenwood Ave..
Chicago
CRUICE. LE.MON DOW, b'88 ; Pa. 2. 'IS ;
June 16,'17 — Spencer State Hospital, Spen-
cer, W.Va
BETTS, CHAS. ALLEN, b'73; II1.I,'00— Kt.
D. A. Russell. Wyo
BURKBT, JOHN ANSON, b'82 ; Ia.3,'07—
Hawarden, la
HUGHES. LEONARD S., b'T2 ; Ky.4,'97—
Letterman General Hospital, San Francisco
SCHMITTER. FERDINAND, b'7ii ; Md.7,'0a
— 458 Delaware Ave., Albauv, X.V
ARCHER, W.M. MEADE. JR., b'78; Va.4,04
— Walter Reed General Hospital. Washing-
ton. DC
BAILEY, CORNELIUS OLIVER, b'ST ; Tei.2.
'13 — Walter Reed General Hospital, Wash-
ington, D.C
CADE, WM. THATCHER. JR., b'83 • O.9.08
— Westgate, Calif
GARCIA, LEON C, b'83; Mo. 34, '04— Waller
Reed General Hospital, Washington, D.C
MACY, FREDK. S.. b76 ; Masa.7.'97— :i!i
Whitehall St., New York City
MITCHELL. LEOl'OLD. b'8; ; La.I.'lO -
Tulane University Medical School. New
Orleans, La
PABI8EAU, GEO. EMORY. b'81 ; Maa*.;,'09
— FItzalmmona General Hospital, Fltzaliii-
mons, Colo
SNOW. CORVDON (JOODRUH ; III. 11. 04
Flt/..simmiins General Hospital. Fltnlm-
mtitis, Colo
STIU'HEN, HENRY NEWELL, b'77 ; La.l,
'01 — Walter Reed (ieneral Hospital. Wash-
ington. D.C
BKRPEL. FREDK. KARL, b'93 ; Md.7,'l«—
TarifMlle. Conn
Captains
BURT. VICTOR, b'47; .Mo.l,':6; Ocl.21,'!)I
— 34 East Ave., Norwalk, Conn
CHAPIN, ALONZO R, b'59 ; lU.I.'SS; Mav
10, '95— Ontario, Calif
CLOUD, MARSHALL M.. b'68 Mo 8 '92 •
Nov. 14. '01—679 S. Ardmore 'Ave., Lo.i
Angeles
HALLIDAY. FRANCIS A., b'4J; Mo.2 "72
Sept. 13.'08— Lexington. Tex
JARMS. NATHAN 8. (MaJ.. N. A.), b'60 ;
N.Y.10.'84; July 12.'01 New York Athletic
Club, New York City
MINOR. WM. C, b'35; Conn. I. '63; Dec.15.
'70— Adjutant General's Office. Washing-
ton. DC
HILL. EBEN C.. b'81 ; Md.7,'07 ; June 27,
*1.1— The Crecnway, RalUmore, Md
TAYUIR, ARTHUR W.. b'37 ; N.V.I, HO
Tcb.5.'92— Glcndale. Calif
WALKER. FREEMAN V., b'80 ; Va 1 '81
Aug.20.'n6— ItiulTliin. S.C
BUTTON. FRANCIS BEATTIE. JR., b'»I :
Va.4.'14— FIt7.slmmons General Hospital.
Fllzslmmons. Colo
PECK. LUKE BAKER. b'6« ; Ma»».7.'97—
Miller Field. Staten Island, N.Y
STEARNS. CHAS HENRY, b'89 ; Mo.24 92
-Palo Alto, Calif
COFFEY, ALBION McD , b'74; Mo.20,'97- -
Corona Apts., San Antonio, Tet
HEWITT, JOHN EVERETT, b'76; Mo.20 ^il
- Fi D. A. Russell. Wyo
BELL. LEONARD P., Ind.9,'91— Junction
City. Kan
MERRICK. JOHN NEWTf)N. b'88; 0.2S,'97
— Alliance, O
BOLIN, ZERA EXLEY. b'S8; Pa 2,'14 ; Trlp-
ler General Himpltal, Honolulu, Hawaii
First Lieutenants
OEER, CHAS. C, h'71 ; N.Y.10,'»5 ; Dec.81.
'04—410 University Ridge
FI8K, OWEN C. bH4; O.l,'07; Feb,l,'18—
3444 LIston Ave., Cincinnati
78
MEDICAL OFFICERS OF GOVERNMENT SERVICE
MEDICAL OFFICERS OF THE NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES
with Year of Birth. Medical CoUeg* and Year of Graduation.
ACTIVE LIST
Nl'.MBER OF IMIVSK lANS, 774
STITT,
Surseon-Genaral
With rank of Rear Admiral
EDWARD R. (b'67)— Pa.l.'89
Medical Dircetort
With rank of Rear Admiral
GRAYSON. CARY T. (b'78)— Tenn.ll.'03
BARBER. GEOR(iE H. (b'64)— N.Y.1,'88
Mccormick, albert m. d. (b"66)— Md.i.
'88
Madloal Dircetort
With rank of Captain
WIEBER, FRANCIS W. F. (b'61)— N.Y.8,
■81
BERRYHILL, THOMAS A. (b'61)— D.C.1.'84
FIELD, JAMES G. (b'82)— Va.4,'85
PICKRELL. GEORGE (b'62)— Va.4,'82
GATES. MANLEY F. (b'63)— Pa.ll,'88
LOWNDES. CHARLES H. T. (b'66)— Md.l,
'88
(RANDALL. RAND P. (b'68)— Pa.l.'ST
SMITH, GEORGE T. (b'66)— Va.1,'86
VON WEDEKIND. LUTHER L. (b'64) —
N.Y.1,'86
BOGERT. EDWARD B. (b'67)— N.Y.1."8»
KENNEDY, ROBERT M. (b67)— Pa.1,'90
BLACKWOOD, NOHMAN J. (b'66)— Pa.2,'88
ALFRED, ADRIAN R. (b'64)— Mich.1,'89
DeVALIN, CILiRLES M. (b'69)— D.C.1,'»1
RIGGS, CHARLES E. (b'69)— Ia.3,'92
LEYS, JAMES F. (b'67)— Pa.l,'90
COOK. FRANK C. (b'69)— Mass. 1,'93
FARENHOLT, AMMEN (b'71)— Mas8.1,'93
KINDLEBERGBR, CHARLES P. (b'70) —
Pa.l.'94
DUNBAR. ARTHUR W. (b'69)— Cal.2.'91
RICHARDS. THEODORE W. (b'TO)- D.C.I,
'93
ELLIOTT. MIDDLETON S. (b'72)— D.C.1.'94
PLEADWELL, FRANK L. (b'72)— Maas.l,
'96
CARPENTER, DUDLEY N. (b'74)— Mass 1.
'96
PRYOR. JAMES C. (b'71)— Tenn.5.'94
SPEAR. RAYMOND (b'73)— Pa.2.'95
DENNIS, JOHN B. (b'74)— Pa.l.'95
GROW, EUGENE J. (b'73)— N.H.1,'97
McCULLOUGH, FRANK E. (b'70)— Cal.2,'9I
ANGENY, GRANVILLE L. (b'68)— Pa.1,'94
THOMPSON. EDGAR (b'72)— Mn.24.'93
OARTOX. WILL M. (b'75»- Ia.4.'96
BELL, WM. H. (b'73)— Pa.l.'97
CURL. HOLTOX C. (b'72l— Callf.2,'97
Medical Inspacton
With rank of Commander
WILSON, HENRY D. (b'67)— Pa. 1. '89
THOMPSON. JOSEPH C. (b'74)— N.Y.1,'96
BENTON, FREDERICK L. (b'75)— N.Y.1,"96
ORVIS. RALPH T. (b'72)— Cal.l.'93
HOLCOMB, RICHMOND C. (b'74)— N.Y.8,
'96
WRIGHT, BARTON L. (b'70)— Pa.1,'95
ODELL, HENRY E. (b'72)— Calif.2.'97
MURPHY. JOS. A. (b'76)— Pa.ll.'98
KENNEDY, JOHN T. (b'73)— N.Y.5.'94
FISKE. CHAS. N. (b'76)— Mass.l.'OO
PLUMMER, RALPH W. (b'74)— Ill.l.'97
SNYDER, JOHN J. (b'69)— Md.3,'93
BLACK WELL. EDWARD M. (b'65) -Md.1.
•90
FREEMAN. GEO. F. (b'68)— ^L^S3.1.'96
LEDBETTER. ROBERT E, (b'77)— Pa.l.'99
BUTLER. CHARLES ST. J. (b'75)— Va.l.'97
RODMAN, SAMUEL S. (b'77)— Kv.1,'98
BRISTER. JOHN M. (b'77)— Pa. 11. '98
SHIFFERT, HERBERT 0. (b'72)— Pa.ll.'99
SMITH, CHARLES G. (b'78)— Va.1,'99
IDEN. JOHN H. (b'74)— Va. 1.99
SEAMAN. WILLIAM (b'71)— Pa.1,'92
RICHARDSON. BOYALL R. (b'75)— Ya.1,'99
STUART, ALLEN (b'64)— S.C.1,'89
STEPP. JACOB (b'67)— Mass.1,'98
TOLFREE, HERBERT M. (b'73)— N.Y.IO,
'97
BISHOP. LOUIS W. (b'72)— N.Y'.8,'96
WEBB, ULYSSES R. (b'74)— D.C.1.'90
OMAN, CHARLES M. (b'78)— Pa.1,'01
BACHMANN, ROBERT A. (b'Tt)— Hl.l.'OO
HOYT. ROBERT E. (b'79)— Mass.l.'Ol
TRAYNOR. JOSEPH P. (b'78)— Me.1,'01
MURPHY, JOHN F. (b'76)— Mlch.I.'OO
BACKUS, JESSE W. (b'79)— 111. 1,'99
NEILSON. JOHN L. (b'80)— .Mas.'i.l.'02
DEAN. FREDERICK W. 8. (b'74)— Tenn.U,
'98 Pa 2 '01
ELY,' CLARENCE F. (b'79)— Pa.2,'02
GEIOER, ALBERT J. (b'76)— Mich. 1,'02
ROSSITER. PERCIVAL 8. (b'74)— Md.l, '95
(;RIEVE. CHARLES C. (b'73)— Mlch.l.'Ol
.MANCHESTER. JOHN D. (b'TS)- 111 1,'99
WOODWARD. JAMES S. (b'80)— Md.4.'01
RANDALL, JAMES A. (b'77)— Ga.11,'01
McLEAN, ALLEN D. (b'73)— Mlch.7,'95
HEINER, ROBERT G. (b'77)— Va.l.'OO
DORSEY. BENJAMIN H. (b'78)— Md.1,'01
WHEELER, LEWIS H. (b'7«)— Conn.1,'97
.MINK, OWEN J. (b'79)— Mlch.l.'04
SMITH. HAROLD W. (b'-8)— Mass.l,'04
PUGH, WINFIELD (b'80)— Pa.2.'01
GILL. JA.MES E. (b'78)— D.C.2.'01
STOOPS. ROBERT E. (b'78)— III. U,'M
MAY, HENRY A. (b'-4)— D.C.1.'99
ANGWIN, WILLIAM A. (b'79)— Cal.7,'03
PORTER, FREDERICK B. (b'75)— Tenn.5.
'05
DE88EZ, PAUL T. (b'76)— D C.2,'9T
McLEAN, NORMAN T. (b'75)— Mass.T.'OO
CATHER. DAVID C. (b'79)— Pa.l,'03
RYDER, CHARLES E (b'74)— Mass.1,'08
ABEKEN, FREDERICK G. (b'77)— Mo.I.'»9
REEVES. ISAAC S. K. (b'81)— D.C.2,'03
WICKES. GEO. L. (b'74)— N.Y.5,'9«
CLIFFORD, ADDISON B. (b'T5)— Mich.l,
'04
VIOKERY. EUGENE A. (b'79)— M»»s.l.'93
WARNER. RICHARD A. (b'78)— D.C.2,'01
Surf ton i
With rank of Lieutenant Commander
PECK, ALLEN K. (b'"3)— Cal.1,00
SHAW, HARRY (b'73)— 111.1,02
ZALESKY, WM. J. (b'79)— Mlch.l.'OS
OWENS, WILLIAM D. (b'79»— D.C.2,'01
FABWELL, WREY G (b'821— Pa.l,'04
BROWN, HARRY LEE (b'75)— D.C.I, '01
McDONELL.WM. N. (b'"6)-^.Mlnn.4,0:i
.STALNAKER. PAUL R. (b'80)— Tei.2,'04
MUNGER, (URTIS B. (b'78)— Cal.l,'03
BROOKS, FLETCHER H. (h'75)— Md.4.'n2
MEARS. JOHN BOWDOIN (b'79)— Va.l.'Ol
HATHAWAY, GEORGE S. (b'81)— Masai.
■02
SELLERS, FRANK E. (b'75)— Va.l.'Ol
OLD. EDWARD H. H. (b'76)— Va.l.'99
WHITE. EDWARD C. (b'83)— Pa.l.'O.I
REED, THURLOW W. (b'79)— N.Y.10,'03
REED, EDWARD U. (b'84)— Pa.l.'OS
COLE. H0W80N WHITE, JR. (b'78)— Vt.l.
'02
WOODS. EDGAR L. (b'82)— Va.l,'04
JONES. EDWIN L. (b'76)— Tex.2,'03
FOSTER. THO.MAS G. (bTS)— Va.l.'99
WINN. CONDIE K. (b'79)— Pa. 1 '04
KAIFMAN. JOHN BROOKS (b'78^— Pa.l.'03
AMES. MATTHEW H. (b'81)— Pa.l.'OS
ROBNETT, AUSEY H. (b'79)— D.C.1,'05
HAYNES, JAMES P. (b'80)— Tenn.S.'Ol
ALLEN. ABRAHAM H. (b'81)— Pa.ll.'OS
LEE. ANDRE E. (b'80)— Md.7,'06
BUTTS. HEBER E. (b'77)— D.C.1,'04
GARRISON. PHILIP E. (b'77)— D.C.l.'OB
BAISON, THOMAS W. (b'83)— D.C.1,'05
DOWNEY, JOHN 0. (b'83)— Pa.I,'06
MINTER, JAMES M. (b'82)— Tenn.U,'03
HIGGINS. SPENCER U (b'76)— N.Y.I. '03
STRAETEN, RENIER J. (b'84)— Neb.6,'05
HAY'DEN. REYNOLDS (b'8:i)— D.C.2.'05
VALZ. EDWARD V. (b'78)— Va.l,'03
STUART, MONTGOMERY A. (b'81)— Mich. 7.
'07
LONGABAUGH, RUDOLPH I. (b'81)— Cal.2.
'03
KOLTES, FRANK X. (b'77)— Ill.l,'03
SHORT, WILLIAM H. (b'81)— D.C.2,'04
KELLEY, HERBERT L. (b'80)— Md.7,'07
MILLER. JULIAN T. (b'Tl)— Va.1,'92
GARRISON, HARRY A. (b'78)— Pa.l.'OB
DOLLARD. HENRY L. (b'80)— N.Y.I. '02
HUFF. EARLE PHINEAS (b'79)— N.Y.I. '03
HERMESCH, HARRY' R. (b'78)— D.C.2,'07
STEADMAN. WILLARD G.. JR. (b'gl) —
N.Y.19.'08
DONELSON, MARTIN (b'82)— Va.l,'06
BAKER, MYRON C. (b'79)— MaS8.7,'06
CURTIS, EL.MEB E. (b'77)— Mo.34.'05
CASTO. DON H. (b'81)— Va.l,'06
BUNKER, CHARLES W. 0. (b'82)— N.Y.20,
'05
LAWRENCE. HOWARD F. (b'82)— N.Y.19.
'04
HOEMAN, CHARLES 1. (b'80)— Fa.l.'07
HALE. GORDON D. (b'77)— N.Y.1,'04
HAY'WARD, ALEXANDER B. (b'82)— Pa. 1,
'04
HIGGINS MONTGOMERY E. (b'"9)— D.C.I,
'04
SHEPARD, GEO. WANZER (b'78)— O.6.'03
BROWN. ERNEST W. (b'78)— D.C.1,'06
SUTTON, DALLAS G (b'83)— D.C.1,'06
SCHMIDT, LAWRENCE MAURICE (b'83) —
Ill.ll.'OO
CHAMBERS. WILLIAM (b'84)— Pa.2,'07
BACON, 8ANKEY (b'81)— Neb.4,'05
.MELHORN. KENT C. (b'83)— Pa.l,'06
BIELLO, JOSEPH A. (b'80)— Pa. 2. '05
RHOADES. GEORGE C. (b'81 )— Pa.l.'06
TOULON. ALFRED J. (b'82)— Pa.ll,'06
LANE, HARRY H. (b'80)— Pa.2.'04
Mcdowell, ralph w. (b'83)— Pa.2,'05
THO.MAS, GEORGE C. (b'81)— Pa.2,'06 '
BOLANl), MICAJAH (b'77)— Va. 1/05
PHELPS, JOSEPH ROYAL (b'80)— MaM.l,
•OS
CLIFTON, ALFRED L. (b'82)— Pa.l,'06
TURNER, HARRY W. B. (b'84)— Pa. 1. '06
HENRY. REGINALD B. (b'81)— Va.l.'OT
JOHNSON. LUCKS W. (b'82)— Pa.l.'07
SMITH, CHANDLER W. (b'83)— Pa.9.'07
COTTLE, GEORGE F. (b'79)— NY 1,'05
MANN, WILLLAM L., JR. (b^84)— Mass.l.
'08
CUTHBEBTSON, ROT (b'84)— Mich. 1,'08
WHITMORE. GEORGE BYRON (b'80)— Pa. 2,
'03
NOBLE. DONALD H. (b'82)— Pa. 1.04
ZIEGLER. JOHN G. (b'80)— Pa.l.'OI
CLARK. (;LENM0RE F. (b'80)— Pa.ll,'08
KERR. WILLIAM M (b'80)— NY 20,^05
POLLAKD. JOHN B. (b'80)— Va.l.'04
RIKER. GEORGE A (b'79)— Pa.2,'05
DAVIDSON, ANDREW BLAINE (b'84) —
Pa.2.'09
IRVINE. WILLIAM L. (b'8I)— Conn.l.'08
WALTON, DUNCAN C. (b'86)— Md.7,'09
THOMAS. GRIFFITH EDWARDS (b'82) —
Mich. 5. '08
BLOEDORN, WALTER A. (b'86)— Neb.6.
'09
CAMERER, CLYDE BRADLEY (b'84) —
Mo.34,^09
ROBERTSON, GARDNER E. (V83)— N.Y.6.
•06
FRENCH, GEORGE R. W, (b^83)— Pa. 1.^08
CONNOR, WILLIAM H. (b'80)— .Mass.l.'OO
McMULLIN, JOSEPH JOHN A. (b'85)— Pa.
2. '08
EATON. WM. E. (b'82)— Mass.1,'05
HOWARD, JASPER VICTOR (b'82)— Pal,
'09
PRATT. LESTER LESLIE (b'85)— O.3,'07
JENKINS. HARRY E. (b'80)— Md.l. '05
O'MALLEY, JOHN J. (b'81)— Md.3.'08
HART. STANLEY D. (b'81 )— N.Y.19,'06
KRESS, CLARENCE C. (b'84)— Mo.2,'05
RIDDICK. WILLARD J. (b'80(— Md.l,'05
BASS, JAS. A. (b'84)— Md.7.'09
GEORGE, CHESTEHl M. (b'87)— Pa.l,'09
SHELDON, LUTHER, JR. (b'83)— Mich.l,
■09
WOODLAND, EDWARD ELI AS (b'84) —
Pa.l.'lO
LEDBETTER. PENLIE B. (b'82)— Pa.2,'08
LANING, RICHARD H. (b'83)— Mlch.1,'08
PARHAM. JOHN C. (b'85)— Ala. 2. '06
JONES. ROBERT F, (b'86)— Va.l,'09
BEECHING. CHARLES LEE (b'81)— Mo.2»,
'08
DAVIS, ROBERT G. (b'83)— III. 1,'09
FINDEISEN, WM. ERNEST (b'85)— N.Y.I,
'09
BORDEN, JOHN THOMAS (b'83)— S.C.1,'09
BAKER. CARROLL R. (b'85)— Pa.2.'09
WILSON, CLIFF CICERO (b'87)— Tex,2,'12
CALVER, GEORGE W. (b'87)— D.C.1.'12
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AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
HUNT, DANIEL (b'89)— Pa.2,'12
CARR, CLAIDE W. (b'86)— IlI.l.'lJ
PRIEST, HOWARD (b'84)— Ky.9.'06
RIORDAN. JOHN F. (b'89)— Mo.34,'12
FOOTE. OVID C. (b'ST)— Md.7,'12
YOUNIE. ARTHUR E. (b'87)— Ore.2,'12
BEDDOE, ARTHUR E. (b'85)— Pa.l.'lO
RODDIS. LOUIS H. (b'86)— Minn.4,'13
HAIGLER, FRANK H, (b'82)— Mo.20,'ll
TERES. FREDERICK (b'90)— Pa.l,'I3
CORNETT, HORACE V. (b'87)— Va.1,'11
BOBBITT, JAMES D. (b'84>— I11.1,'1I
MASSEY, WILLIAM H. (b'86)— Colo.2.'12
MCALLISTER, HARVET R. {b'86)— Md.T,
ESPACH, WALTER C. (b'87)— 0.26,'n
TRIBOr. HOWARD A. (b'84)— Mass. 1. '12
HETFIELD, WILLIAM B. (b'SS)- Md.7.'ll
HELM, JESSE BUNDREN (b'85)— Ky.2,'ll
FORTESCUE, THOMAS A. (b'84)— Pa.2,'08
HARGRAVE, WILLIAM W. (b'86)— Va.4,'12
BUCKLEY. JOHN (b'85)— Minn. 4, '09
STEPHENSON, CHARLES S. (b'86) —
Tenn.D.'12
LHAMON, RUSKIN M. (b'85)— Mo.2,'10
ROSS. CLARENCE W. (b'86)— Ore 2.'12
WOOD, CHARLETON I. (b'86)— Mlch.l,'I3
TREIBLY. CHARLES E. (b'82)— Pa 11,'07
WATERHOUSE. ROSCOE M. (b'86)— Mass.7,
WICKERSHAM, WILLIAM W. {b'88)— Pa.9,
Mcdonald, henry (b'87)— cai.2,'12
MICHAEL. WILLIAM H. (b'S8)— Mcl.7,'13
STOOPS, WILLIA.M A. (b'87)— Mich 1.'12
WILSON, TAL.MADGE (b'89)— Ga.l 'U
B<)ONE. JOEL T. (b'89)— Pa.9,'13
STENHOUSE. henry M. (b'89)— CoIo.2,'I3
OMER. JOY A. (b'85)— Mo. 20. '10
CONKLIN, FREDERIC L. (b'88)— Mich. 1.
'13
Passed Assistant Suneons
With rank of Lieutenant
HARPER, JOHN (b'»0)— Pa.ll.'13
MILLER. RICHARD H. (b87)— Pa 2,'13
RICHMOND. PAUL (b'91)— D.C.2.'14
TAYLOR. GEORGE W. (b'89)— La.1,'14
VOGELSANG, WALTER A. (b'88)— Tenn.6,
GENDREAU. ELPHEGE A. M. (b'88)— D.C.2,
WILSON. GROVER C. (b'»3)— Tenn.6,'14
CARSON, VIRGIL H. (b'»3)— Va.4.'14
MURDOCH. FRANKLIN F. (b'89)— N.Y.9,
.lENSEN. HAROLD L. (b'88)— Cal.Il.'U
COX, THEODORE E. (b'90)— O 6.'16
HALPIN, JA.MES a. (b'90)— D C 2 '12
TROlT. RU.SSELL J (l.'»2) -N V 19 '14
LARSEN, AUBREY M. (b'89)— Md.3,'13
WILLIA.MS, LOUIS H. (b'90)— .Md 7. '15
KING. OGDEN D (b'88)— Va.l.'U
JACOBS. IRVIN W. (b'88)— Masa.l.'iS
PRIOLEAU. PHILIP F. (b'91)— S.C.l.'l*
ARBUCKLE,. LOCKHART D. (b'88)— V«.4,
NA'TTKEMPER, ROBERT L. (b'89)— Ind 20
12
LAWHEAD, W. E. (b'86)— Ind.l8,'07
SHIELDS. GEORGE P. (b'89)— Pa 1 '14
LEE. EDGAR K. (b'88)— Mass.l.'l,')
OWEN. JOHN P. (b'89)— Mo.34.'i:i
TYLER, GEO. B. (b'SS)- Va.4.'14
FREEMAN, ARTHUR F. (b'86)— Tenn.S.'U
HARRIS, JACK H (b'90)— Pa 2 '14
ANDERSON, THOMAS C. (b'88)— Mich I '14
MctJRATH. LEON W. (b'91)— SCI 'lO
WHITMORE, WILLIA.M H. (b'92)— Va.l.
LOWMAN. KENNETH E. (b'9I)— 8 CI '16
HEPLER, ALEXANDER B. (b'89)— N.y!i9.
'.'^JS"' '^^^^ ^ (b'»2)— Ill.ll,'l.5
ASTON. MELVILLE J. (b'89)— D.r.1,'14
i'.V.?i"i'^' '■'"•-"' ■>• (b'9I)-III.6,'V5
THJISON. LEO. C. (b'»0)-D.C.l.'l«
BAILED. WILLIAM O. (b'89)— D C 1 '12
SMITH. ALMA C. (b»2)-Mo.U.'15
BENNETT, JOHN T. (b'85)— Pa 2 '14
HAKANSSO.V. ERIK G. (b'86)— III 11 '15
GASSER, HOLLAND B. (b'90)~Pa 2 ' 4
STEPHENS, E. ARTHUR (b'92)-ni 22 '16
GARDNER, HOWARD E. (b'93)— Md 3 '15
AGNEW. W. J. CIJkRKE (b'91)-Vt 2 '14
J0LDER8MA, RUDOLPH D. (b'86)-Mlch 1.
ALLEN. JESSE W. (b'»3)— Mich 5 "IS
BRYAN, ALAN80N L. (b'SD-Tenn 5 '1«
LEVIS, WILLIAM R. (b'»47-pi 9," 5
NEELY, ASHTON E. (b'89)— Pa.9. '15
McINTYRE. ROSS T. (b'87)— Ore. 1.' 12
ROBINSON. AARON (b'86)— Md. 7. '14
WHITE, JOHN R. (b'86)— Mass.7.'09
CLEMENT, MORTIMER T. (b'92)— S.C.I,
'16
JENKINS, RALPH H. (b'92)— Va.4.'16
BARRETT. PARK M. (b'84)— D.C.2,'ll
BROWN. EDWARD A. (b»l)— D.C.I, '15
SPRUANCE. HORACE E. (b'90)— Pa.2,'15
MARTIN, WILLIAM L. (b'91)— Pa.9,'15
McDANIEL, FREDERICK L. (b'91)— Md.l,
•13
DAVIS, BRYTHON P. (b'90)— Cal.2.'I6
CHAMBERS, JOHN H. (b'93)— Pa.2,'16
POTTER. JAMES E. (b'89)— Tenn.5,'14
WHITE. JOEL J. (h'91)— Tenn.5.'16
COREY. DUN"NLEIGH (b'90)— Cal.2,'18
DCRRETT, JOS. H. (b'8rt)— Ala.2,'10
ROBERTS. LYLE J. (b'89)— Minn. 4.'16
WILLCUTTS, MORTON D. (b'89)— Ind 20.
■16
LEAVENWORTH. WILLIAM S. (b'90) —
Me.l.'ie
LANE. FRANKLIN F. (b'88)— Pa.l,'15
HOOK, FREDERICK R. (b'89)— Mo.20.'13
GOSS, ORVILLE R. (b'90)— Cal.2.'16
O'ROURKE, DONALD H. (b'93)— Hl.l,'17
ROYSTER. THO.MAS S. (b'91)— N.C.1,'16
CRAIG. RUSSELL I. (b'93)— N.Y.8,'16
SHEA. RICHARD OB. (b'88)— Md.3,'14
TROXELL, JACOB W. (b'88)— Pa.ll.'lS
DAVIS. WILUAM D. (b'88)— Mo.34,'16
SULLIVAN. PHILIP S. (bSO)— Mc.l.'l:!
HAINES. CHARLES L. (b'89)— Pa.2.'14
MCCARTHY, CHARLES L. (b'91)— Md.7.
'16
PERCY W. (b'89)— Pa.1,'16
ALBIN L. (b'90)— Minn. 4.'16
HILL F. (b'92)— Tenn.5.'15
ADOLPH E. (b'89)— Cal.l,'12
{b'93)— .Mass.7.'16
S. (b'91)— Orc.2,'16
DREIFUS.
LINDALL.
WARREN,
SCHMIDT,
DUFF. JOHN, JR
HARDING, HARRY
H. (b'»l)— Tenn.6.
(bSOj— Md.l.'lS
F. (b'88)— Ore.2,'13
H. H. {b'95)— Pal.
RILEY. EDWARD M. (b'84)— .Md.4.'13
CROSBY. PAUL T. (b'90)— N.Y.15.'15
ADAMKIEWICZ. LADISLAUS {b'93) —
Wls.li.'lf)
LINEBERRY, WILLIAM T. (b'»l)— Pa.2.
'15
SNOWDKN. ROBERT
'15
MORROW, THO.MAS L
NEUBERGER. JULIUS
TUHVILLE, WILLIAM
17
LOCY. FRANCIS E. (b'89)— Ill.6.'15
BROWN. CLARENCE J. (b'95)— Mo.2.'17
DAKWIN. W.M. C. (b'87) -Tenn..-).'14
WHITEHEAD. ELY L. (b'84)— III 6.'17
BGRGE. MAURICE A. (b'90)— III. II. '17
MANKIN. GILBERT H. (b'ft2)— N.Y.20.'17
BEHLOW. WILLIAM W. (b'86)— Ma58.1.'12
NORWOOD, BENJAMIN F, (b'86)— Tenn.6.
•12
KELLY. FRANK L. (b'91)— Mo.34.'16
DEARING, ARTHUR H. (b'»3)— Ma»«.l,'17
SELBY. GERALD (b'89)— Ga.11,'11
HENDERSON. ROBERT P. (b^93)— Tenn.5,
•17
MILLER, ROBERT B. (b'93)— D.C.I,'17
BEALER. FRANK R (Ii'!t2)— Ga.5,'I7
SMITH. EBEN E. Ib'iU )— .Md.7 '17
SI'KNI ER WALTER J. Ib'HO)- 111.1. 16
DOWLINf.. GEORGE B, (b'95)— D.C.1,'17
ALBRI(;HT. PAl'L M. (b'94)— Pa.I,'17
Mc.MORRIKS. EDWIN D. {b'89)— Va.l.'U
ELLIS. lAMES W. (b'88)— Pa. 1. '15
HOUtiHTON. JAMES E. (b'91 )— D.C.I,'17
McCANTS, JOHN .M. (b'92)— Va.l,'17
SAVAGE. CHARLES H. (b'90)— I,a.l,'17
CHOISSER. ROGER M. (b'9l)— III.I.'IT
CARR. GEORGE P. (b'89)— Vt.2.'15
BARKER. KEIBEN A. ( h'89)— Va.I,'17
FORT, WALTER A. (b'91 )— Mich. 1, '17
JOHNSON. LEWIS W. (b'»4)— Masa.7,17
KEANKY, FELIX P. (b'92)— Mo.34.^17
8UMERLIN. HAROLD S. (b'92)— Ind.20.'17
KENNEDY. GLENN M. (b'88)— D.C.1.'17
THO.MAS, JAMES R. (b'90)— III.11,'17
SHIPLEY, JOHN L. R. (b'9fl)— Mo.34,'17
PENNELL. WALTER J. (b'92)— Mass.l.'17
RYAN. FRANK W. (b'96)— S.C.1.'17
IVEKSON. LOUIS (b'90)— III. 11. '17
Birr. JOHN M. (b'94)— Pa.2,'17
AR.MSTRONG. VICTOR 8. (b'89)— Hl.II.'n
TEA.M, ROBERT B. (b'9I)— NY 19,'17
HARDIN, EUGENE D. (b'87)— La 1,'17
GREEDY. PAUL V. (b'92)— Colo.2.'17
DyKESHIRB. WALLACE B. (f92)— N.T.8,
16
ANDERSON, WALTER M. (b'89)— 0.40.17
MARSHALL, LESLIE B. (b'93)— Tenn 6.
'17
CANON. ROBERT T. (b'91)— Tei.2,'17
CARROLL, FRANK J. (b'93)— N.Y.43,'17
VANN. JOHN W. (b'94)— Va.4,'17
SU.M.MERS. TOSON 0. (b'SS)— Va.4 '17
PARSONS. ROBERT P. (b'91)— Mass.l.'U
ADAMS. JOHN C. (b'94)— Aln.2,'17
VAN GAASBEEK, CHESTER B. (b'94) —
N.Y.3.'17
McARTHUR. GUY B. (b'90)— Mo.2.'17
GIBBS. FRANCIS D. (b'91)— D.C.2.'14
MORSE. CHARLES E. (b'93)— Vt.2.'17
WHITE. JOSEPH W. (b'92)— Mass.l.'l?
COOK. STERLING 8. (b'93)— Va.4,'17
POWELL, JOHN G. (b'91)— Pa. 9, '17
GROESBECK. BERTRAM. JR. (b'94) —
D.C.1,'17
RICHISON, EARL (b'89)— Ky.2,'15
VANCE, DEANE H. (b'91)— Colo.2.'17
LA FAVRE. HARRY B. (b'93)— O 40. 'IT
SALE, JOHN J. (b'93)— Va.4. '17
DAUS. ERNEST A. (b'91)— Ore.2.'17
MORING. TRAVIS S. (b'92)— Ala. 2.'17
GREENE. LLOYD B. (b'92)— Ga.l.'17
STORCH. RAYMOND B. (b'95)— D.C.l.'U
MUELLER, LOUIS E. (b'93)— D.C I.'IT
HART. LYNN N. (b'89)— CaHl,'17
WELCH, ROBERT S. G. (b'92)— Md.l,'17
HERTZOG, FRANCIS C. (b'9:;i— Md.l.'lT
SATTERLEE. RICHARD C. (b'!>4)— D.C.l.'U
SMITH. LLOYD E. (b'9n) — lil Il.'lS
GRISIER. OTTO W. (b'87)— Mass.l.lS
GREENWOOD, WILBOURT E. (h'92) —
Mass. 7.' 17
MONTtiOMERY, MATHISON J. (b'94) —
Md.I.'17
DOCKERY. LYMAN E. b'92)— Wl».6,'17
WHITE. GEORGE L. (b'94)— Md.I,'l7
COLLINS. ROBERT H. (b'9I)— Ky.2,'17
WILD.MAN. OTIS (b'90)— Ind.20'17
DENNY. LEONARD H. (b'87)— Mo.2.'09
TAYLOR. WILLIAM R. (b'91 )— Pb.I.'17
WIMBKRLY. ROBERT W. (b'94)— Ga 5 '17
NORTHINOTON, PAGE O, (b'92)— Va 4>I7
MARQUETTE, MARTIN L. (b'8«)— Ind.20.
FIELDS. JAMES A. {b'92)— Va.4,'lT
BROADDUS. CARL A. (b'94)— Va 4.'17
MALCOMSON. JOSEPH E. (b'86)— Mich. 7.
OLIPHANT. (IIARLES L. {b'89)— Mo.34,
'17
HOOKER. JAMES F. (b'92)— Ky 2 '14
HOLTOM. BENJA.MIN C. (h'S9)— Mlch.l.'17
BISHOP. HUTCHINS C. (b'90)— Vt 2.'17
PORTER. JOHN E. (b'92)— Va.4.'15
THOMPSON, GEORGE D. (b'8«)— Ind 20
'16
RINEY. CLAUDE R. (b'92)— Kan 2.'17
BEATTY. WILLIAM E. (b'92)— Mich 7. '17
COLONNA. CLAUDE W. (b'93)— Va 4. '17
HOLDING. BRUCE F. (b'93)— Va.4.'17
GOLDEN. WALDO E. (b'93)— Ill.U.'ir
PEBEHDY. WILFRED M. (b'91)— Conn. 1,
GIBBS, DOZIER H. (b'95)— Tenn.S.'lT
HART, JOHN F. (b'87)— ral.9,'12
BYRNE.S. W.M. A. (li'90)— Ill.ll.'IT
SHINN. HERBERT L. (b'94)— Md 1.'17
NORBURN. < HARLE8 S. (b'90)— Va 1 17
BROWN, CLAUDE E. {b'89)-^-Cal 11.'17
BOONE. HORACE R. (b'92)— Kan. 2, '17
KELLEY. ROBERT E. (b'87)— Md.3,'Il
JOHN.^ON. FENIMORE S. (b'02)— Pa l.'IT
BASKK. HUGO V. A. (b'90)— Ky 2 '17
• ROOKS. WILLIAM E. (b'89) — S.C.l.'U
SHIELDS. VICTOR H. {b'91)— Vl.2.'17
MANNING. WILBI'R 0. (b'94)— D C 1 '17
SHELEY. NELSON W. (b'92)— Mo.2.'17
FERGUSON, DAVID (b'93)— Ga.S.'U
JORDAN. LEWIS G. (b'02)— NY, Id '17
MILLS. STEPHEN R. (b'87)— I'a 12.'10
TERRY. JACK 8. (b'93)— Tex. 2.'17
BROWN, JAMES A. (b'93)— 0.4. 17
CHAMPION, ALBERT N. (b'9fl)— Tei 2.'I«
HUTCHINSON. HOLLO W. (b'91)— MtM.l.
ANDRUS. CARLTON L. (b'88)— Cal.Il.'lT
CLEMENTS, FRANK H (b'93)— Ala. 2.'1T
MULLALY, EDWARD F. (b'90)— Cal 11 'IT
FHAZER, JOHN L. (b'92) — Ky.2.'15
HUD.SON. MILLARD F. (b'S9)— Tenn 5 'IT
HUBBELL. JOSEPH A. (b'85)— III 22 '17
I'OPPEN. JOHN R. (b'93)— Mich 1. '17
JOHNSON. LINWOOD H. (b'HOj — Me.l.'l«
MELTON. EDWARD C. (b'93)— Tenn.5,'l«
EBERT. EDWIN C. (b'89)— Wl.s 6 16
STRINGER. JOHN T. (b'SS)— Md.l.'L'.
80
MEDICAL OFFICERS OF GOVERNMENT SERVICE
E< KERT CEOBfJE A. <b'R(»— Vl.2.14
KA(;i-K. HAKOLD E. (b'»4)— K«n 2/17
H0L(OMB. HANSOM U. (b'87)— Vl.Z.'K
KOBHIXS, JOHN H. (b'90)— N.Y.3,'17
MII.I.EK, JAMES E. (b'91)— 111.22.'16
RIVES, JAMES l>. (b'»l)— Va.4.'16
AI.I>EN, (iEORC.E A. (b'«l)— Vt.2.'n
LOWHY, ELMER F. (b'87)— Ky 2,'17
SHARl". EI. WOOD A. (b'ftl)— Kan.2/15
CASTEl.I.OE. COI^V. (b"88)— l'a,l,'17
MclMNTOfK. CEOROE L. (b'94)— Md.1 .'K
HIGHENS, HARKV V. (b"86)— Ark 1.17
LANOIS. ESDRAS (ti'90)— Mliii.i.7.'17
BVCHEK. lARL JOSEI'll (b'9l)) — Pa.1,16
I'ETERSON. EIiWIN (1/87) — III. II, '15
JUI>Y. ARTIUR SINCLAIK (b'!»3l -l'allf.9.
•17
MONT(;OMERV. HOWARD HOWLETT (b'95)
— II.C.l.'lT
StOTT. BEXTd.N VAN DYKE (b'94)— 111.
6. '18
WENTZELL. ALBERT GOILD (b'90)— D.C.
2.1.".
S(HWARTZ. JOSEPH LEON (b9S)— <;«llf.
9. '16
WEEK. HILLARD LAKK (bSK) Ind.20.
13
REVNEK. DANIEL COOPER (b'94)— Pa. I.
■18
(;RAN(iEK, FRED WELLS (h'»0)— Conn.l,
'18
FARRIOR. JOHN BROADHIRST (b'M)—
Ore.2.'18
I'OMEBGY. EARL SPENCER (b'88)— C».lf.
7.13
RUNNER, JAMES FLOYD (b'89)— Mich 1,
'17
DAVIS. ORRIN OSCAR (b'93)— P«.1,'I8
Ml-LL. WILLIAM PETEIt (b'88)— P«.2.1«
(;01LI>. .MARVIN .MYEK (b'iiO)— La.l.'H
ALLEN, CARY DAVID (bSK)— Vh.6.'16
PF.Ll'SO. JOSEPH DOMINIC (b'»4) — X.Y.
43. '18
SMALL. WILLIAM DREW (b'93)— Me.l.'i;!
H-VVERLY. NOR.MAN JAMES (b'94)— Neb.
CARLL. FRANCIS WHIPPLE (b'92)— Mel.
•18
FORBES, SHERMAN BALCH (b'94l— Md.l.
'18
.McCALL, EDCAR FIRMAN (b'87)— L«.l.'16
NOLAN. ROGER ALEXANDER (b'9»)— N.Y.
19. 18
ROBERTO. NORMAN, (b'95)— Pa.9.'18
DAVIES. WILLIAM WALTER, JR. (bill) —
111,1. '21
DAVIS. LEO LLOYD (b'9I)— Mo.34.'lT
DILL. GEORGE THEODORE (b'91)— Va.4.
'18
McDER.MOTT. EDWARD LEO (b'88)— N.Y.
3. '16
JOHNSON. AMMI LLOYT) (b'92)— Mlch.l.
21
BLAKE, WENDELL PHILIPS (b'88)— Calif.
9 '13
MOLONEY JAMES HOWE (b'92)— Mas«.l.
•18
.MACKEY, ROGER DAVID (b'92)— Va.l.'lS
FETHERSTON, JAMES EDWARD (b'90) —
111. 11. '18
BROWN, WARWICK THOMAS (b'90)— Kan.
3 '13
ARCHAMBEAILT, CHARLES PAHL (b'<j4)
— N.Y.3.'18
.MAKER. PAUL PATRICK (b'90)— Mo.34.'14
ROBERTSON. CARL J. (b'91 1— Mlch.7.'16
BRADBURY. WARREN EDWIN (b'90)— 111.
22 *I2
WYNN? WILLIA.M HERBERT (b'91)— La.l.
16
PRBSCOTT. EUSTACE HAROLD (b'94) —
S.C.I. '18
SILVERMAN. MAX (b'93)— Ma8s.7,'l5
SAR-nx. LEA BENNETT (b'90)— La.l.'lS
MULLER, FREDERICK WILLIAM (b'88) —
Callf.9,'12
MATHIS, MAURICE SOUDER (b'89)— Pa.l.
'17
HALL, WILUAM WINTHROP (b'»2)— Minn.
4.'18
PILLMORE, GEORGE ITLEY (b'92)— Pa. 2.
'17
BARBOUR, HERBERT LEO (b'88)— La.l.'lS
WHITE, REX HARRY (b-88)— TeniL.'i.ia
SMITH. JESSE WILLIAM (b'90)— Ky. 2. 17
TABER, THOMAS HENRY (b'93)— Me.l. 18
GARDNER, FRANCIS PHILLIPS (b'92) —
Va.4,'18
ANDREWS, JAMBS EDWARD (b'94)— Pa. 2,
'18
FUNK. WILLIAM HARRIS (b'93)— Md.7.'20
SLATTERY. JOHN NESTOR (b'*."!)— Mlch.7,
■18
WILSON, GEORGE WHEELER (b'91)— Mo.
34,14
PERRY, WENDELL H0L.ME8 (b'»«)— Pa.!.
'19
LOGUE, JOSEPH BRUCE (b'«5)— Ca.l.'lg
O'CONNOR, WILLIA.M H£NRY (b'91)
MaiS.7,'16
CLOYD. JOHN ARCHER (b'88)— Va.6.'I2
NOBLE. HARRY JOHN (b'96)— Mlch.7,"I7
J08LIN, ROYAL KNIGHT (b'8j) — Mii»^.7.
'17
PIER80N, ARTHUR HORTON (b'88)— N.Y.
9,'14
SULLIVAN, EARLE EUGENE (b'90)— D.C.
1.'17
FITE, HOUSTON BARTOW (b'85)— La 1.13
LARSON, GILBERT HORACE (b'88)— Wla.
0LA88MIRE. CHARLES MILLER (b'Se) —
Pa. 11. 14
JOHNSON, SAMUEL EARLE (b'Sg)— Tenn.
S.'ll
.Mcdonald, bathune freeman (b'92)
— I.a.I.'l*
PLATT. DANIEL PHILIPS (b'8i)— N.Y.19.
07
MAESH, JOHN ADAM (b'87)— lnd.20.'«9
HUNT. REUBEN HEYWOOD (b'80)— Calif.
1,'05
OORDO.N. JAMES KENNETH (b-91)— III.
4.'17
KRUMMES, HARRY PETER (b'M)— Calif.
s.'irf
III i > — lII.l.'Ol
)• 1....I.1T
Ai: 'lis (t.'8!»)
— N.V.:., U,
BRUCKSHAW, ANDREW NATHANIEL
(b'81)— Mass. 5, '09
HUMBERT, JAMES (b'92)— Ky.2.'17
JA.ME.S. WILLIAM BONNER (b'89)— Mo.
2. 15
SALB, JOHN AUGU.ST (b'84)— lnd.I8.'07
KENNEDY, WILLIAM FRANCIS (b'88l —
Pa. 11, 11
SCOTT, .MeCLURE (h'76)— Tenn.Il.'04
MUNDELL. JOSEPH JOSHUA (h'79) -DC.
2.'03
WALKER. FRANCIS DAVID (1.'88) — Me.
1.'13
McCUNE. ROYAL ALBERT (b'77)— N.Y.19.
'04
Mc>LAHON. ROBERT LEE (b'75)— Tex.2.'!<6
HILL. FRANKLYN CHAP.MAN (b'88)— Pa.
TATUM. CHARLES ROBERT (b'W)— Va.
1.'16
PARKER. GLENN J. (b'88)— Vt.2,'15
LANE, CHARLES WALKER (b'92)— Pa.9,
16
EAKINS. FREDERICK JAMES (b'86)— Ky
2. '10
JOSES, MAURICE (b'91)— Calif. 2. '10
PUOSLEY. FREDERIC NELSON (b'83) —
.Mo.20.'06
DUHIGG. THOMAS FRANCIS (b'78|— P«.
2,'02
KENNELL, LLOYD ARMOUR (b'89)— Pa.
9, '17
BLACKFORD. COPE MARTIN (b'77)— Ky.
5.'07
ROOP, CLAUDE DILLER (b'80)— Pa.!.'01
GAINES. BENJAMIN WINSTON (b'79)— 0.
1.'09
BENJAMIN, JAMES DEWITT (b'87)— NY.
19.'13
BRIAN. ENOCH GEORGE (b'80)— D.C.I. '03
BRADY. EMMETT JAMES (b'87)— Cailf
11. '14
KE£NER, HARRY ALUSON (b'88)— III. 1,
'17
CUMMINGS. EDWARD JOSEPH (b'90) —
Mass. 1. '15
DICKENS, PAUL FREDERICK (b'83) —
Tenn.1,'05
KELLERS. HENRY CARSTEN (b'74)— B.C.
1.'94
MINNICK, WILLIAM TELL (b'79)— Ind.
8,04
HUitPHREYS. LINCOLN (b'91)— Ark.l.'lS
CECHA. ALVIN HASTINGS (b'91)— Neb.6.
■15
SLATER. ERNEST FREDERICK (b'78) —
Mo.20,'99
LITTLE, RICHARD MITCHELL (b'78)—
D.C.I, 02
STOWE, IRVING ELMER (b'68)— Mass.l.
■99
FIELD, FRANCIS PROCTOR (b77)— N.'V.
8.'03
STEELE, FLEETE SHELTON (b-SJ)— Va.
4,'I3
GILLS, WILLIAM AR.MISTEAD (b'7«)— Va.
4. (in
MARSTELLER, ACLPFAR ARELL (b'84)—
Va.4.'06
TOPPER. JOHN ALBERT (b'80)— Pa. 2. '04
8TEGEK, EDWARD MAPLES (b'80)— Tex.
2.'02
YOHANNAN. I0A8H ISAAC (l.'S'.l-Va.
4, 15
McGILL, CHESTER FRANCIS (b'88)—
Mass. T, '15
QUIRK, THOMAS CHRISTOPHER (b'86) —
.Mass. 7, ■IS
DOCKERY, EARL EDWARD (b'91)— III.
22. '17
TOWNER. FRANK HOUGH (b'79) -Pa. 9.06
WHITESIDE. ROSS UNDERWOOD (b'92)—
Ga.S.'IK
WHEATLEV, CHARLES (b'82)— D.C.I, '08
FABEK. ALBERT HENRY, JR. (b'95) —
N.Y.S."I8
SMITH, CLARENCE NICKKB80N (b'85)—
Pa.ll.'io
ROWE. WILLIAM GI'Y (b'79)— Mo.SO.'OO
DAVI.S, JOHN i;KAHAM lb'88)— Ia.3.'(Mi
SCHIKR. ANTON ROBERT (b'75)— Colo.
3, '93
BUNKLEY, WILLIAM SHEPHERD (b'93) —
T«x4.'18
KENNY. CLEAVES BISHOP (b'92)— Va.
«.'I8
HERMAN. GEORGE GROVER (b'93)— Mo
34. '18
QUINN, GEORGE POWERS (b'91)— 111.22.
'17
LEUTSKER, HOY JOH.V (b'92)— III «,'18
LUDWIG, FREDERICK (b'74)— Wl».3.'e2
MOTT, GE0R(;E ERNEST (b 87)— Ma»».
7,'13
MARSHALL, JOHN ROSS (b'87)— Mass.
1 '18
CURRIER, CYRUS RICHARDSON (b'8«) —
Mass.', '11
FOUGEROUSSE. HENRY LOUIS (b'8l) —
La.l.'08
SPALDING. OTIS BCRGEiSS (b'75)— Calif.
1 '98
HORRIGAN. DAVID EDWARD (b'91)— DC.
2,'18
BBTTS, NORMAN SINCLAIR (b'79)— Pa.
9,'04
BRANAN, J. HOWARD (b'80)— N.Y.3,'03
RIDEN. VICTOR BEACH (b'93l— Ga.S.'lS
SABISTON, FRANK (b'92l— Md.l.'18
BOWLES, JAMES PURYEAR (b'85)— Va.
4.'11
BRU.NSON, CLYDE WINDON (b'92)— Pa.
I.'IS
BLACKWOOD, JAMES DOU(;LAS. JR. (b
'81)— Pa.l. '03
ANGELL. WORCESTER RANDOLPH (b'78)0
BARKER, ZACHARIAH ALVIN (b'83)— Ore.
1.'08
BOSTICK. JOHN BENTON (b'75)— Calif
7. '13
HUGHES. FRANK ALEXANDER (b'83) —
Va.4.'06
SLEDCJE, ROBERT FRANKLIN (b'88)— Md.
I. '18
LEIGH. WILUAM FREDERICK (b'90)— Pa.
2.'1«
GAITHER. ALFRED LONG (b'93)— Pa.l.'lS
FRANCIS. CARROLL HAMPTON (b'84)—
Pa. 11, '09
STELTEB. EMIL JOSEPH (b'88)— Mo,43.'17
TERRELL. JAMBS FLOYD (b'95)— Va.4.'18
JEWELL, JES.SE DALE (b'91)— Ore.2,'18
MILLER, HARVEY WAVE (b'84)— Ind.20,
•12
LANKFORD. JOSEPH FREDERICK (b'85)
— Ind.20,'09
QUIN, FRANK WOODWARD (b'78)— La.
l,'ll
TIERNEY. FRANCIS EDWARD (b'93) —
NY. 43. '18
COSTELLO, CHARLES ANTHONY (b'77) —
Ill.l.'Ol
AMMER.MAN, CHARLES CLARK (b'68) —
D.C.I, '06
TAY'LOR, ELWIN CARLTON <b'75)— Pa.
1,'01
KAVENEY, JOSEPH JAMES (b'80)— D.C.
2,'04
SPARKMAN, EDWARD HERIOT, JR. (b'80)
—S.C.I, '04
WHITING, JAMBS HAY-NOR (b'72)— NY'.
1.'96
81
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
HARRISON, FORREST M. (b'92)— D.C.I.
■14
NOBEEN, HAROLD ANDERS (b"87)— Minn.
4, '16
TAYLOR, EVERETT BLAKELEY (b'92) —
S.C.1,'17
HART, GEORGE GRAHAM (b'T8)— N.Y.
1.'02
WIGGS, LESLIE BYRON (b'81)— Va.4.'07
BRYANT, FREDERICK JAMES (b'76) —
Caltf.7,'09
WEBSTER, FRANCIS HOWE (b'83)— Me.
1.11
THOMAS, ROBERT WILLIAM (b'77)— O.
1,'05
RAFFERTY, DONALD GEORGE (b'82)— Pa.
12,-08
LOWRY, ROBERT SPEAR (b'80)— P«.ll.'04
BURKE, HAMPDEN AULICK {b'85)— Va.
4,'07
DICKINSON, DWIGHT, JR. (b'86)— D.C.
2. '09
CHENERY, ALAN JEFFRIES (b'90)— Va.
4,'17
GILMER, JOHN PARKER (b'76)— Ky.1,'99
DEY, WALTER PETTUS (b'81)— Md.9,'04 ;
La.l.'09
HUGHES, RICHARD >VILLIAM (b"88)— S.C.
l,'ll
GROFF, CHRSTER C. (b'81)— Md.4,'05
STOVER, .MELVIN SHELL (b'96)— S.C.
1,'17
LEGGB, KENNETH DARTMOUTH (b'95) —
Md.l,'17
EPSTEIN, WILLIAM ABRAHAM (b'9S) —
Colo.2,'17
TINNEY, ALFRED GRANT (b'79)— Pa.2,'03
WHITE, ARTHUR JA\ (b'89)— 0.6,'17
POMEROY, RAY EM.MET ALFRED (b'93l
— Ore.2,'16
WYATT, HARRISON LEE (b'88)— Mo.2,'H
SHADDAY, ALVA ADRAIN (b'»l)— Ky.2,'17
LAWLER, ROBERT JAMES (b'82)— N.Y
6,'04
BROWN. CYRUS CATHEY (b'86)— Md.7,'12
HUBBARD, HENRY DeWITT (b'95)— Calif.
9,'17
CROUSE, WILLIAM FORREST (V89)— N C
4,'17
HENRY, JONATHAN EDWARDS (b'82) —
Colo.2,'ll
MANION. JAMBS LORNE (b'83)— P«.l.'10
FISH, GUY (b'91)— N.Y.3,'15
FITZ-SIMONS, LOUIS ELWOOD (b'87) —
S.C.l.'K
TAYLOR. CHARLES WALLACE (b'92) —
Callf.5,"17
HOLTOGEL. CLARENCE FLOYD (b'»l) —
Ky.2.'17
SMITH, JOHN GREGG (b'90)— ya.4,'15
CANNON, HENRY GRADEY (b'89)— G«.
11, '12
POLAK. ISAAC BENJAMIN (b'94)— Mms.
7,'18
WEST. HIRA.M BACHELDEB (b'79)— N.B.
1,'00
SHAAB, CAMILLE M. (b'91)— Pa 2 '1«
HASELTON, FREDERICK RUSSELL (b'»2)
— Ga.5,'18
YORK, DBSSE ATHILL (b'93)— G».5,'18
MU.NSELL, WILBERT WATKINS (b'78) —
111 4. '01
MOORE. WILLIAM (b'90)— Ind 20.'18
FARMER, JOHN LEE (b'95)— Tex 4,'18
-MOYNAN, WILLIAM THOMAS (b'79) —
.N.Y.I.'Ol
O'CO.NNELL. JOHN THOMAS (b'89)— Neb
6, '18
STONE, LESLIE OGBURN (b'95)— Pa 2 18
HERNANDEZ-USERA. VINCENT (b-98) —
D.C2.'18
WEBER. HENRY CHARLES (b'87)— WU.
WARD, ERNEST (b'94)— Tex.4.'18
HAYWORTH. ROY WASHINGTON (b'»5) —
ADAM.S, BENJAMIN HARRISON (b'88) —
Ia.3,'18
SCHWARTZ, FREDERICK LEONHARDT
(b'97)— N.Y.6,'17
HINE8. CLIFFORD CENTNER (b'94)— D.C
1.'17
CRAGIN, HORACE STUART (b'89)— M»s».
THOWBRIDGE, STUART J. (b'»I)— WU.
6. '15
BOWMAN, DAVID OBERON (b'87)— 0.6 '18
0;NEIL. JOHN BROOKS (b'93)— Va.l,'18
tHILDS, COLVIN BURR (b'85)— III 6.'09
ATCHISON, CHARLES MOHAN b'8I)-
SIGLER, BAXTER HOPEWELL (b'92) —
Tenn.6,'18
JOHNSON, WALTER RALEIGH (b'8S)— 111.
8,'12
KIMBALL. JAMBS CALVIN (b'89)— Me.
1,'18
HARRELL, WILLIA.M HENRY (b'95)— Pa.
1,18
DeFONEY, (LINTON GITHENS (b'8T)— Pa.
1,'10
DICKSON, JA.MES GILLESPIE (b'93)— Pa.
1,'18
WHITE, SA.MUEL HOWARD (b'92)— Md.
1,'18
ROBLES, CHARLES WALTER (b'84)— Md.
I, '18
GOODBODY, EDWARD JOSEPH (b'94) —
N.Y.43.'18
HUNTER, DeWITT TALMADfiE (b'86) —
Md.1,'18
BLACKWELL, RICHARD BERTRAM (b'93)
— Va.4,15
SUTHERLIN, CECIL GLENN (b'87)— Ind,
20,'1$
ANGEL, FURMAN (b'96)~Pa.2,'18
TERRELL, CHARLES GALLOWEY (b'86) —
Tenn.6,'17
JOHNSTON, HOWELL COMPTON (b'87) —
I11.4,'12
CARTER, THOMAS LESLIE (b'92)^-Va.
4,'17
Assistant Surftons
With ranic of Lieutenant, Junior Grade
BRAUN, JEROME (b'80)— La.1,'10
GUTHRIE. WILSON GREGORY (b'93) —
Tenn.6.'18
PETERS, DAVID BOATLER (b'81)— D.C.
1,'17
BEHRENS, CHARLES FREDERICK (b 96)
— Pa.l.'20
DESAUTELS. ALBERT JOSEI'H (b'»«)—
Vt.2,'20
BARKER. FRANK TALMAGE (b'94)— Md.
l.'I9
COCHRANE. ROBERT .M. (b'92)— Pa.l.'17
BULLOCK. DUNCAN DOUGLAS (b'93)
8.C.1,'20
HOLLANDER, BEN (b'89)— D.C.I, '20
FLOTTE, CAMILLE JOSEPH (b'95)— Pa
1,'19
CLARK. CHARLES EUGENE (b'94)— Pa
13.'19
BANVARD, NAVY FRANCIS XAVIER (b'96)
.Md.l,'20
OlONNOR, JA.MKS JOSEPH (b'»S)— N«b.
6.'19
EDMISTEN. LOYD LEWIS (b'96)— 111. 1. '20
ROHOW, FRED .MEHTKN (h)t6> —111.22.' 17
MOXON, FRANK .MACQUAIHE (b'89)
Wl8.6,19
MILLAN, LYLE JORDAN (b'»«)— D.C.I, '21
DUNCAN. ROBERT E (b'94)— Pa.2.'19
Acting Assistant Surgeons
With rank of Lieutenant, Junior Grnile
PAYNE. JAMKS HENRY (b'63)-- Masai. 89
MICHELK, ROBERT HENRY (b'79) II)
1,'00
TOWNSEND, WILLIAM Gt Y (b'64)— Md
1 '88
MctwAN, SAMUEL WILSON (b'85)— Minn
4.'10
8TSAENS, ALBERT W, (b'85)— Masa.7,'10
HEFFER.NAN, DAVID A, (b'81)— Maaa.1,02
RUSSELL, WORTHINGTON 8. (b'70)— N V
5.'93
MacISAAC. JOHN A. (b'74)— MMt.l.'96
ERSKINE. EARL B. (b'9e)— Neb 5 '14
U. 8. NAVY RETIRED
NUMBER or PHYSICIANS, 111
Surgaons-Ganeral
With rank of Rear Admiral
VAN REYPEN, WILLIAM K, (b'40)— N.Y.S.
'«2
RIXEV. PRESLEY MARION (b'5I)— Va.l,'7»
BKAISTED. WILLIAM C. (b'64)— N.Y.1.'88
Madloal DIraetors
With rank of Rear Admiral
WIN8L0W. GEORGE FREDK. (b'42) —
MaM.1,'64
COOKE, GEORGE HENRY (b'36)— Pa.4,'57
Medieal DIraoton
With rank of Commodore
DICKINSON. DWIGHT (b'47)— N,Y.6,'69
GREEN, EWARD HARRIS (b'52)— N.Y.I,
'14
DU BOSE. WILLL4M R. (b'54)— Va.l.'75
GATEWOOD, JAS. D. (b'54)— Va.1,'79
Medical Directors
With rank of Captain
DIXON, WM. SUEL (b'47)— D.C.2,'68
STREETS, THOMAS HALE (b'47)— Pa,l.'76
SIMONS, MANLY HALE (b'49)— Mlch.l,'71
BOYD, JOHN CALVERT (b'50)— N.Y 5,'72
BERTOLETTE, DANIEL NICHOLAS (b'51l
—Pa. 2, '72
RHOADES. ARCHIBALD CRAIG (b'36) —
N.Y.I, '59
DERR, EZRA ZACHARIAS (b"51)— Va.l.'rO.
N.Y.5.'72
DICKSON. SAMUEL HENRY (b'49)— Pa 2,
'90
LOVERINO. PHILLIPS ADAMS (b'5I) —
Mas8.1,'75
HIBBKT. CHAS. T. (b'51)— Va.1,'74
GARDNER. JAMES EDWIN (b'50)— La.I.
76
DIEHL. OLIVER (b'56)— Pa.2.'79
EDGAR. JOHN M. (b'58) — Pa.l.'SO
LEACH. PHILIP (b'55)— 111.1.-81
CUBTI.-i, LLOYD W. (b"',i6l— Pa 1 '80
NASH, FRANCIS S. (b'54)— Va 1.'77
STOKES. CHAS. y (b'63)— N.Y.1,'84
SPRATLING, LECKINSKI W. (b'67)— NY.
MORRIS, LEWIS (b'67)- -Md I. '90
FAUNTLEKOY. ARCHIBALD M. (b'76) —
Va.l.'01
Medical Inspaetors
With rank of Commander
3TKPHENS0N. FRANKLIN BACHE (b'48) —
STEELE. JOHN MURRAY (b'5S)— Pa 1.'73
ECKSTEIN. HENRY CLAY (b'36)— Pa.1,'62
LUMSDEN, GEORGE PEEBLES (b'53) —
Va.4."76
RUSSELL, AVERLY CLAUDE HOLMES
(b'53)— Va. I, '78
BIDDLE, CLE.MENT (b'54)— Pa 2 '78
KITT8, HENRY BIRD (b'58)— Va.I,'80
FURLONG, FRANCIS M (b'73)— D C.S,'95
ASSBRSON, FREDERICK A. (b'79)— Va.
JOHNSO.V, MOULTON K. (b'69)— Va 1 '95
OHNESORG, KARL (b'73)-Pa.l,'95
Surtaont
With rank of Lieutenant Commander
MACiRlDER, ALEX. FITZHUGH (b'49) —
I) (•.4, '71
BALDWIN, LLOYD BYRON (b'53)— Pal,
'74
CORDEIRO, FREDERICK JOAQUIN BAR-
B08A (b'59l— Ma»«.l,'84
KITE, ISAA(- WALTER (b'6I)— Va.4,'85
DECKER, CORBIN J. (b'61)— Pa 2 '80
URIE, JOHN FRANCIS (b'62)— Ma88.I.'88
ROTHGANGER, GEORGE (b'64)— Cal.l,'8a
BAGG. CHAHI.ES I'ERRY (b'66)— Cal.6,'88
BUCHER. WILLIAM HENRY (b'74)— Pa. 11,
'96
HUN'HNGTON, ELON OBED (b"69)— N.Y.I
'96
GRUNWELL, ALFRED GILBERT (b'7S) —
DC. I, '95
GUTHRIE, JOSEPH ALFRED (b'66)— Va 1
'90
B0(;AN, FRED M (b'7I )— D.C.I,'9S
DVKEH, JAMES H. (b'73)— V«.l,'97
EVTINGE, ERNEST 0. J. (b'80)— N.Y.I, '04
STRITE, CLARENCE E. (b'77)— Md 4.'02
BAKER, JOHN W. (b'OO)- Mn»8.1,'0.'>
TAYLOR, JUIXSON L. (bSl) Tex 2, '03
JBNNESS. BURT F. (h'76) N.H.I. '99
Passed Assistant Surtaoni
With rank of Lieutenant Commander
MORAN. (HARLES L. (b'79)— .Mn»«.l.'05
DOD(iE. ARTHUR H (b'78)— Pa 2.'04
PHILLIPS. EAKLE W. (b'83)— N Y.20.'05
SIIEEHAN, ROBERT F. (bSD— N Y.6.'04
BOW.MAN. FOSTER H. (b'86)— Pa. 1. '13
QUINN, JAMB.M M. (I)'S8)— Md.4.'ll
HOWARD, JA.MES .MANNING, JR. (b'»l) —
Va.l,'15
KB()NE. WILLIAM FRANK (b'92)— La.
1. 16
82
MEDICAL OFFICERS OF GOVERNMENT SERVICE
Sunaen*
With rank of Lieutenant
GAINES, JAMES HENBY (b'48)— Pa.2,'70
GUITERAS, DANIEL M. (b'53)— Pa.1,'74
CRAIG, THOMAS CANBY (b'55)— Pa.l.'SO
Pauad Auiitant Surgeons
With rank nf Lieutenant
MYEItS. TALLYRAND DESAIX (b'4«)— Pa
2. 'tis
HEEFENGER. ARTHUR COWTON (b'52) —
Md.1,'75
LIPPINCOTT, GEORGE COOTE (b'SO) —
MORGAN. DANIEL HENRY (b'TO)— Md.l,
"91
BELL, WILLIAM LISLE {b'75)— Cal.2,'88
DELANCY. CHAS. HERMANCE (b"66) —
N.Y.I,'91
McDONNALD, PAUL EWINO (b'72)— D.C.
1.'98
MAYERS, GEORGE MARSHALL (b'77) —
Va.l,'»0
SHOOK. FRANCIS MARION (b'80)— MIch.l.
'04
MUNSON. FRANCIS M. (b'78)— Pa.U.*99
HALTON, EDWARD P. (b'82)— Conn.l.Or.
McCLANAHAN, KICE KEMPER (b'73)— Pa.
^.■98
LA MOTTE, HENBY (b'68)— Pa.1,'89
OLSON, GEORGE MANGHILL (b'83) —
Minn. 4. '04
STANI.EY, ARTHUR CAMP (b'82»— D C
l.'Oe
JOHNSTON, HENBY CABAVA'n (b95)
Va.4,'I6
Paaaad AulaUnt Sttrgaont
With rank of Lieutenant. Junior Grade
BATTLE. SAMUEL W. (b'54)— N.Y.10.'75
STONE. LEWIS HIRAM (b'68)— N.Y.1.'89
BBODBICK. BICHARD GODFREY (b'70) —
Cal.l.'»2
Aiiiitant Surgaoni
With rank of Lieutenant
nCKEL. WIU.IAM HANNA (b-87)— Mo
2.'11
LAR8EN, REUBEN l^ONARD (b'90l— III.
(.'16
LKYIN. OeCAB SAMUEL (b'90)— Minn.
4.'ie
KENNISON. SAMUEL (b'9I)— M«»».l,'17
HH.DEBKANU, C.USTAVE JOHN (b'92) —
111.11, '17
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM PILGRIMA (bil4)
N.Y.19,'17
GILBERT, BOYD (b'8T)— fl«.5.'l«
DOLAN, FBANCIS PATRICK (b'92)— Wla.
6,'I4
HLTFMAN. LE8TEB D. (b'90)— Ind.20.'I6
BLAKE. WILUAM CAMPBELL (b'93)—
Md.7,'17
inLLER, WILLIAM McCARTNKY (b'9I) —
III. 22, '16
ANDREWS, EDWARD DAVID (b'87)— SC.
1,'17
HATCHER, CHARLES .MILLER (b'88)— Va.
4, '17
ASHLEY, GLAI8TER HEROD (b'90)— Colo
2, '15
LATIMER, JAMES BROCKINGTON (b'tl)—
S.C.l.'K
CALDWELL. KENNETH SIMMS (b'»t) —
MlnD.4.'18
DYKR, HENRY LATHROP (b'96)— Me.l,'18
THOMPSON, DAVID CHESTER (b'81) —
Man. 1, 05
AailtUnt Surgaont
With rank i<f Lieutenant, Junior Grade
FLAGO, SAMUEL DAY (b'38)— Pa.2.'59
UPPITT. THOMAS McCORMICK (b'73) —
Va.6.'97
STONE, MACK VORHEES (b:.-;)— Calif.
2, '96
SUTTON, RICHARD LIGHTBURX <b'78) —
Mo.ZO.'Ol: D.C.I, 04
MEDICAL OFFICERS OF UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
with Year of Birth. College and Year of Graduation, Dat« of Present Conunlaalon. and Date of Bnterinc Serrtee.
NUMBER OF PHYSICIANS, MS
Surgeon -General
CUMMING, HUGH S.— Va.l,'9:f : Va.8,'94 ;
Apr.22,'ll ; May 25,'94
Assistant Surieon-Generals
WHITE. MARK J. (b'75)— Ga.10,'97 ; Mar.
3. '13; July 29.'98
KERR. JOHN W. (b'71)— 0.6.'97 ; Mar.S/IS ;
Dec 23, '98
LONG, JOHN D.— Pa.1,'97; Mar.3,'l3; Apr.
9. '00
LLOYD, BOLIVAR J. (b'72) -Tex.2,'97 ;
Mar.3,'13 : Apr.9,00
STIMSON. ARTHUR M. (b'TtJI -N.Y.8.'98;
Aug.l4.'14; July 17, '02
SMITH, FREDK. C. (b'74)— Pa.2.'03 ; Jan. 3.
■16: July 2.5, '03
DRAPER, WARREN F. (b'83)— Mas.s.1,'10 :
Aug.l4,'14: July 12, 10
Assistant Surgeon -GMierals At Large
CARTER, HENBY R. (b'53)— Md.1,'79 ; Mar.
6,'15; May 5,'79
BLUE, RUPERT (b'68)— Md.1,'92 : May 1,
'09; Mar.3,'93
WHITE. JOSEPH H.— Md.3,'83; Mar.22.'15 ;
Oct.2,'84
WILLIAMS, LOUIS L. (b'59)— S.C.I, '80 ;
May 8,'16; Feb.6.'85
Senior Surgeons
AUSTIN, HIRAM W.— MIch.l. '75 ; Mar.3.'13 ;
Feb.23,'76
GASSAWAY. JAMES M.— Pa.2.'82 ; Mar.3,
13; Apr.i;,'76
STONER. GEORGE W.— X.Y.10.'76 ; Mar.3.
■13; Oct.28.'76
IRWIN. FAIRFAX— Pa.l. '77 ; Mar.S.'lS ; May
5 '79
BANKS. CHARLES E.— N.H.I, '78 ; Mar.3,'13;
July 6. '80
CARMICHAEL, DUNCAN A— Que.1,'73 ;
Mar.3,'13; Feb.4,'81
KALLOCH, PARKER C— Pa. 2, '81 ; Mar.l3.
'13; Jan.23.'82
GLENNAN, ARTHUR H.— N.Y.5.'82 ; Mar.3,
'13 ; June 6.'83
BROOKS. STEPHEN D. (b'53)— Ma5S.l.'82 ;
.Mar.3. '13; Mar.15,'84
PETTUS, WILLLAM J.— Va.4,'84 ; June 9,
'17; Feb.5,'86
MAGRUDER. GEORGE M.— Va.l.'84 ; Jan.23.
•00; Apr.24,'86
COBB, JULIUS O.— S.C.1,'83; May 21.'02 ;
Feb.21,'88
GUITERAS, GREGORIO M. (b'63)— Pa.l,
85 ; May 19, '20 ; July 23, '08
PERRY, JAMBS C. (b'63l— Md.I.'SS ; Mar.6,
'15: Mar.2I,'89
YOUNG. GEO. B. (b'60)— Md.1,'87 ; June 2,
'06; Jan.30,'90
STIMPSON, WM. G. (b'65)— D.C.I, '88; June
2,'06; Mar. 11, '90
BROWN, BENJ. W. (b'6I)— Va.1,'86 ; Dec
1 9, '07 : Juoe23.'90
GABDNER. CHAS. H. (b'»4)— D.C.I.'JO :
May I. '09; Jan.28.'92
SPRAGUE. EZRA K. (b'66)— Mass 6.'»0 :
May I, '09: Apr.19.93
PIERCE. CLAUDE C. (b-78)— Tenn.9.'98 :
Mar. 4,15; June 22.'00
Surgeons
CARRINGTON. PAUl. M. (b'62)— Md.3,'83 ;
Jan. 23. '99; Jan. 16, '85
STONER. JAMES BUCHANAN (b'61)— Pa.2.
'85; Jan.lO.'O:); Feb. 21. '88
NYDEGGER. JAMES ARCHIBALD— Md.l.
'92 ; Feb.4.'09 ; July 1,'92
OAKLEY, JAMES H — I11.8.'»l ; Mayl,'09 ;
Mar.21.'93
WICKES. HENBY W. (b'69)— Md.l,'»» ; Aug.
3, '10; May 25, '94
COFER. LELAND E — Va.4,'89 ; Apr.22,'ll ;
Not, 21, '90
MATHEWSON, HENRY SMITH (b'67) —
N.Y.I, '93: Feb.22,'12; Apr.V96
CLARK. TALIAFERRO— Va.I.'90; Feb.23.
*12 • Mftr ^S '97
LA VINDEr!' CLAUDE H. (b'72)— Va.I,'95 ;
Mar.3.'13; Mar.25.'97
Mcmullen, JOHN— Md.l,"95 ; Mar.S.'lS :
May 12,'97
GRUBBS, SAMUEL BATES (b'71)— N.Y.I,
'96 ; .Mar.3.'13 ; May 17, '97
FOSTER. MILTON H.— Pa.1,'97 ; Mar.3,'13 ;
.Mar.7,'98
LUMSDEN, LESLIE L.— Va.1,'94 ; Mar.3,
*13 ■ Msr 9 '98
FRIcks, LiUMSFORD D. (b'73)— Tenn.9.'97 ;
M.ir.3.'13 : JulT 29.98
HEISER. VICTOR G.— Pa.2.'97 ; Mar.3.
'13; Aug.3.'98
BILLINGS. W. CHESTER — Mass.1,'94 ;
Mar.3.'13; Dec.23.'98
ROBINSON, DANA E.— 0.1,'96 ; Mar.3,'13;
Dec 23 '98
CORPUT, GUSTAVE M.— Ga.10,'97 ; Mar.3.
'13 ■ Dec 23 '98
KING, WAL'TER W.— La.1,'97 ; Mar.3.'13 ;
Mar.9,'99
RAMUS, CARL— III. 1,'97 ; Mar.3,'13; Mar.9,
'99
MOORE. DUNLOP— Pa.l.'93; Mar.3,'13;
May 31,'99
FOX, CARROLL— Pa.l.'97 ; May 12,'13 ; July
25,'99
OOLDBERGER JOSEPH— N.Y.I0,'85: Mar.3.
'13 ; July 2S.'99
KORN, WILLIAM A.— Conn.l.'»I: Mar.S.'lS:
July 25.'99
TROTTER. FREDK. E— Va.1,'95; Mar.3,'13;
July 25,'99
VOGEL, CHARLES W. (b'70)— Md.3,'»5 :
Mar.3,'13; July 25, '99
GWYN. MATTHEW K.— Md.«,'»7 ; MAr.3,'13 :
Aug.3.'98
SCHERBSCHEWSKY. JOSEPH W. (b'73) —
N.H.I. '99; .Mar.3. '13; Nov 2, '99
Mclaughlin, ALLAN J.— Mich.7,'96 ; Mar
3,'I3 : Apr.3,'00
GLOVER. MERWIN W. (b'74)— D.C.2.'98 ;
Mar.3.'13 ; Apr.9.'00
FRANCIS. EDWARD— 0.9,'97 ; Mar.3,'13 ;
June 22.'00
BAHHENBERG. LOUIS P.H— 0.8,'96; Mar.
3.'13; June 22, '00
McCOY. GEORGE WALTER (b'76)— Pa.l.
•98: Mar.3,'13; June 22,'00
WARREN, BENJ. S. (b71)— La.l.'9I ; Mar.
3,'13; June 22, 00
BOGGESS, JOHN SAMUEL (b'T3)— 0.9,'98 ;
Mar.3.'13; June 22,'00
WILSON, EGBERT L— Tex.2,'98 ; reb.3,'14 ;
NoT.22,'99
BURKHALTER, JOHN T— Md.9,'99; reb.3,
'14 ; June 22,'00
RUCKER. WILLIAM C— Ill.l,'97 ; Aug.l4,
'14; July 27, '02
CREEL. RICHARD H.— Mo.20,'00 : Aug.l4,
'14; Julv27,'n2
EBERSOLE. RUEL E.— Va.l.'OO ; Aug.l4,
'14 ; July 27,'02
TBASK, JOHN W.— Vt.2,'04 ; Aug.l4,'14:
Aug.l6,'02
FOSTER, ALBERT D.— Mich 1.'99 ; Dec.31,
'14; NoT.17,'02
ROBERTSON, HOLCOMBE McG— Va.l.'OO ;
Dec.31.'14; NoT.17.'02
ROBERTS. NOR.\LAN (b'76)— Pa.l.'97 ; Jan.
3.'16; July25.'03
COLLINS. GEORGE L. (b'52)— Maas.l.'OO ;
Jan.3.'16 ; July 25,'03
EBERT, HARVY G.— Va.1,'01 ; Jan.3,'16 ;
July 25.'03
MANNING. HERBERT M.— D.C.l.'OO ; Jan. 3.
'16; July25,'03
MeKEON, FRANCIS H.— D.C.2,'02 ; July 3,
'16 ; May 2,'04
SWEET, ERNEST A.— N.Y.3,'00 ; July 3,'16 ;
May 2,'04
FROST. WADE H.— Va.l,'03 ; reb.3,'09 ; Jan.
13.'05
MULLAN, EUGENE H.— Md.l,'03; Feb.2,
■09 ; Jan.l3,'05
DE VALIN, HUGH— Pa.l, '99 ; Dec.l5,'09 ;
Aug.30,'05
83
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
i;UTHRIE. MARSHAL C— N.C.l.'Ol ; Dec.15.
■09; Aug.30.'05 ,_,,,
SIMPSON, FRIENCH— Tex.2,'03 ; Jnn.l8,'ll ;
Oct.l,'06
HURLEY, JAMES RAYMOND (b'80) —
Calif.2,'03; Dec.20,'ll ; May 4, '07
BRYAN, WILLIAM M.— Va.l.'OS; June 2,
'11 ; May 4,'07
MARSHALL, EDWARD R.— Mlch.l,'05 ; Jan.
27 .'12; Aug.8,'07
KRULISH, EMIL— D.C.1,'0d; Dec.20.'Il ;
Aug.8,'07
WARXER. HARRY J.— D.C.l.'O. ; June a,20 ;
Apr.S.'OS
OLESEN, ROBT. — D.C.2,'05 ; June 5.'20 ;
Apr.l,'08
PREBLE, PAUI^Md.7,07 ; May 4, '21 ; Oct.
20.'08
GRIMM, RANDOLPH M. (b'S2)— Md.7.'08 ;
Mav 4. '21 : Oct. 20. 'OS
RIDLOX. JOSEPH B.— Me.l,'06; May 4,'21 ;
Oct.20,'08
FAUNTLEROY, CHARLES M.— Va.l,'06 ;
Mav 4. '21 : Apr.l,'08
HAS.'iELTIXE, H. E.— M(I.4,'04 ; May 4,'21 ;
July 21,'09
LEAKE, JAJIES P.— La.l.'Ol ; Mass.l,'07 ;
Aui:.7,'13: July 21. '09
KOLB. LAWRENCE— Md.l, '08; May 4, '21 ;
July 21,'09
TIRNIPSEED, DAVID C— La.l,'04 ; May 4.
•21: Mar.li.'lO
KNIGHT, CARLISLE P. (b'80)— D.C.1,'04 ;
May 4, '21 ; Mar.l6.'10
THOMPSON. L. R.— Ky.4.'03; May 4, '21 ;
Septe.'lO
PARCHER, GEORGE— Masa.l.'lO : May 4,
'21 ; Mar.22,'ll
SCHWARTZ, LOUIS- Pa.2,'05; May 4, '21 ;
Mar.22,'ll
HETERICK, ROBERT H.— O.l,'06: O.i.'ll ;
Mav4.'21 ; Oct. 2. II
WILLIAMS, CHAKI.KS U— Va.1,'11 ; July 3,
•16; May 13.'12
KEMPF. GROVER ANDREW— Ind.I(),'10;
Mav 4, 21; Aug.12.^12
NEILL. .MATHER H.— Ma«9.1.'09 ; Aug.27.
21 ; Mar.3,'13
WHITE. HARRY F.— Va.6,08 ; Aug.27.'21 ;
Mar.5.'I3
CARMEIJA, FRANCIS A.— Pa.2,'ll ; Aug.
27, '21 ; Mav 12. '13
HOOPER. LIONEL E.— D.C.J.'U ; Aug.27.
21 : May 12. '13
SCOTT. ERXE.ST W.— Va.l.'04 : AuK.27.2I ;
May 12,'13
BOLTEN. JOSEPH— Pa. II, "U: Aug.27, "21 ;
July 22/13
de:
22.'13
LIDDELL. T. J.— La. 1, '12: Aug.27,'21 ; July
CODY,H.C.— Que.l.'OS iJuljr 22, '13 ;JuIy22.13
TREADWAY, W. L — .Mo.28.'07 ; Aug.27. •:! ;
July 22/13
SMITH, HOWARD F.— .Md.4,'09 ; 8e|.t 28,
'21; Sept. 5. 13
WELDON, LON 0.— Ky.ll,'08 ; 8ept.28,'21 ;
Sept.5,'I3
SLAUGHTER, W. H. (b"86)— AU.2,'12 ; Oct.
21, '21 ; I)ec.2,'13
TOWNSEND. J. G.— (b'88)— D.C.2/12; Oct.
21. '21; Dec 2.'13
JONES. WALTER .M. (b'83)— Mo.2.'07 ; Oct.
21,^21; I>ec.2,'13
.SWEENEY. ALVIN R.— Pa.2,'08 ; Mar.25,
■22: Mny 12, 13
WAY80N NEWTON E. (b'gS)— Md.7/1« :
Mar.25.'22; Feb. 24, '14
WALLER, C. E. (b'8«)— D.C.1/10; Mar.25.
22 ; Feb.24.'14
FACET. F. M. {b'88)— La.I/11; Mar.25,'22 ;
Feb.24/14
LINSON. J. H. (b86)— 111.1, 'It; Mar.i5/22 ;
Feb.24,'14
AKIN, C. V. (b90)— La.1,11; Mar.25.'22 ;
Feb.24/14
MILLER, K. E. (b86)— Md.7,^12 ; Mar 23.
•22; Feb.24,'14
WILSON, J. G. (b'i4)— P».l/98: Mar.25,
■22; Feb.24.']4
WARING. C. H. (b'82)— Mlss.l.'O": Aug.21,
22; AUE.14,'14
WHEELER, G. A. (b^85)— Va.l,'13 ; Aug.21.
-22; Aug.l4.'14
W^RLEY. JAMES F. (b'82)— Pa.l.'OS : May
4. '21 ; Sept. 14.^14
WITTE. WM. C. (b'88)— 111. 20.'13; Sept. 14,
14; Sept. 14,^14
COX. ORA H. (b'861— Pa.l.'lS; Sept. 14. '14;
Sept.l4.'14
LOMBARD, M. S. (b'88)— Ncb.C.'lO ; Sept.
14,'14; Sept.14/14
TANNER, W. F. (b'88)— Ga.ll.'lO ; 8ept.l«.
■14; Sept.l4,'14
UICHEL, CARL (b'90)— ni.ll,'12 ; Sept.ll.
•14: Sept.14/14
ALLEN, B. L. (b'88)— Pa.2/13 ; Sept.14/14:
Sept.l4,'I4
Pastwl Atiistant Sarfaoni
EARLE. BAYLIS H. (b'70)— S C.l.'i'i ; Deo.
IS.OJ ; Apr.'.i.'OO
PETTYJOHN. JOSEPH— Tenn.ll,'»7; Feb.
IK.'OSi; .May 2.'04
SPRATT. ROBT. D.— La.l.'02: Dec.22/08;
May 2. '04
ASHFORD, FRANCIS A.— D.C.2/01 : Dec.
13.09; Oct. 25". 03
CHAPIN. CHAS. W. (b 77)— N.Y.20/03;
Jan.27.'12; Aug.S.'O"
GILLESPIE. JULIAN .M. (b'82)— Md.l.^OJ ;
Auc 14.14; July 12.'10
CHRISTIAN. S. L. (b87)— La.l/lJ ; Dec.31.
'14: Dec.31/14
McDEVITT. C. J. (b'87)-0.41/It: Dec.31.
•14; Dec.31/14
SPENCER, R. R. (b'88)— Ud.7/13; D<c.31,
•14; Dec.3I,'14
TEUFEL, W. C. (b'»0)— Pa.I/13; Dec.31.
'14: Dec.31,'14
WILLUlMS, L. L., jr., (b'8»)— Va.l,'13:
Apr.l.'lS; Apr.l,'lS
PRATHER, DAVID J. (fST)- Ky.2,^09 : Apr.
I.'IS; Apr.l.'lS
LAKE, GLEASON C. (b'83)— Ul.l,'14 ; Jan.
3.'I8: Aug.2.'15
BEAN. W.M. S.. JR.— Va.l.'14: Nov.8,J9;
Aug 2.'1.1
ANDERSON, THOS. B. B. (b^91)— Ta.1,'14 :
Jan.3,'16; Aug.2,'15
SPENCER, HERBERT A— Pa.U.'OS; Jan. 3.
'16; Aug.2.'15
WILDMAN. HENRY V.. JR. (b'g9)— N.Y.I,
■12; Jan.3,'16; Aug.2,'I5
SAVERS. R. R. Ib'H.'i)— N.Y.6.14: May
1».^20: Dec. 31. 14
STEWART, PAUL M. (b'88)— 0.41, '14: Mar.
3. "20 : Dec.31. '14
ERNST. EDWARD C. (b'88)— N.Y.I.'U ;
Mav 19. '20; Jan.lO.'Ig
GOR.MAN. PETER J. (b'83)— Pa.l/lO ; May
19. ^20; Jan.ln.lO
REICHARII, JOHN D. (b'89)— Md.7,'14 :
June 14. '20: .Mav 8. '16
MURRAY, VANCE B. (b'8g)— N.T.1/11 ;
Aug. 27. '21 ; .luly 14. 'IB
E8KEY. CLIFFORD R. (b'^)- ni.l.'12 .
Sept.20.'20; Aug. IK. It!
HARRISON, WALTEB T. (b"86)— Mo. 20/11 ;
Oct. 2(5. '20: Oct. 20. '16
ARMSTRONG. CHARLES (b'86)— Md.7,'15 ;
Oct. 27. '20 : Oct. 20. '16
DYER, R. EUGENE (b'86)— Tex. 2,'15 : Oct.
31, '20: Oct. 20. '16
FULLER, JUSTIN K. (b'88)— Cal.ll,'15 ;
Oct. 27, '20: Oct. 20. '16
HART. ROBERT W. (b'89)— 0.41.14 ; Jan.
31. '21; Jan.lS,^17
PARRAN, THOMAS, JR. (b'93)— D.C.2/15 ;
Aug.27. '21 : Mar.20.17
TAPPAN, JOHN W. (b'66)— Va.1,98: Aug.
27,'21 ; Mar.iO/17
SANDIDCE. ROY P. (b'89)— Va.l,'14 ; Aug.
27. 21 : .Mar.20,'17
WILLIAMS. RAI,PH C. (b'88)— Ala.2/10 :
Aut.27,-21; Mar.'20,'17
MOSS.MAN, PAUL D. (b87)— 0.40,12 ; Aug.
27. '21 ; Mar.20.'17
WAUGH, RICHEY L. (b'88)— Sllnn.4,'15 ;
Aug.27. 21 ; Mar.20,'17
TRIMBLE, HARRY E. (b'90)—Va. 1.16 ; Aug.
27, '21 ; Julv i»,'17
GIORDANO. ANTHONY A. S. (b'90)— Pa.l
16; Aug 27. '21 : July 24, '17
ZIEGLER, .MARK V. (b.9U— .Md.1,'1,% ; Aug.
27, '21 ; July 24. '17
FARIS. JAMES E. (b'89)— Va.l.'lO ; Aug.
27.21: July 24, •K
HARALSON, M. F. (b^93)— Va.l.'lS : Mar.
16.22: Oct.3,'19
MAHONEY, J. F. (b^89)— Wls.6,'14 ; Mar.ll.
•18; Mar.18,'22
PORTER. R, E. (b'90)— Al».2,'l«; July 8/18;
July 13, '22
MOUNTIN, J. W. (b'90)— Wls.6.'14; July 17.
'22: Jan 3, '19
Assistant Surgeons
NOB.MENT. RICHARD B.. JR. (b'91)— Md.l,
'14; Sept.S.'lX; Aug.21,'19
>nTCHELL, C. W. (b'89)— 111.1,'10 ; Sept.5.'18
TOMLIN. RUS.SELL E. (b'91)— 111.11.16 ;
Mar.3.'20 ; Mar. 3. •20
FAGET. EDOIARD B. (b'93)— La.l,'14 :
June 5, '20 : June 5. '20
TUCKER. LEO W. (b^95)— La.1,^18 ; June 3.
'20 : June .I. 20
SCULLY. LESTER CHAS. (b'89)— Mich. I.
•15; Sept.3lP.^20 ; Sept.30/20
TURNER. FLOYD C. (b89»— 111.22.'16 :
8ept.3fl,'20 ; Sept. 30, '20
FULLERTON, LYNX A. (b'91)— Mlnn.4.'16 :
Sept.30.'20: Sept 30, '20
KIXG. MARIOX R. (b'89)- tallf.U,'17 :
Sept. 30. 20; Sept. 30, '20
TROIE. FORTUNATE A. (b91)— Conn.l,'19 ;
Mav 4, 21 ; May 4, '21
l.n.LIE. RALPH D. (b'96)— Callf.ll,'20;
May 4, '21 ; .May 4, '21
PAULONIS, JOS. F. (b'94)— N.Y.I, '20; July
20,'21; Julv 20. 21
-MAXCY, KENNETH F. (b'89)— Md.7,'15 ;
Sept. 28. '21 : Scpt.28.'2I
BYINGTON, I.,EC:RAND B. (b'94)— I».3/I9 :
Sept.2S,'21 ; Sept. 28.^21
VELDEE, MILTON V. (b'90)— Masi.1,^19 :
Sept. 28.^21 ; Sept 28.^21
ROGERS. LIEt'EN .M. (b^90)- Tex.2.'16 ;
Mar.3.'22 : M,ir.3.22
OODEN, HILAIKE D. (b'96)— La. 1. '20 : Mar.
''S '22 " Mar 23 '22
LAWRENCE. RALPH L. (b97)— 8.r.l,'21 :
June 30, '22 ; June 30.'22
SOHEXSEX. EDWIX C. (b'95)— Neb.5.'21 :
Aug. 4. '22; Aug. 4. '22
FRAXKE. FBEDK. A. (b'97)— D.C.I, '21 ;
Aug.21. '22: Aug 21. '22
RA8MUS.SEN. HENRY A. (b'04)— Neb.fl.'lS
HOLLIXGSWORTH. WM. Y. (li'Sl)— Va.l.'H
MEDICAL OFFICERS OF INDIAN FIELD SERVICE
With Year of Birth. Medical College and Year of Graduation, and Address. Arranged Alphabetically by Agency or School.
NU.MBEK OF PHYSICIANS. 117
Field Service at Larte
Chief Medical SuperTlaor. Washington. D.C.,
Robt. E. L. Newbeme. ^■72 ; DC. 2. 93
Medical Superrlaor, Greenville, Calif., Walter
8. Stevena. b'84 : Mo.l0,'12
Medical Superviaor. Washington. DC. Wm.
C. Barton, b'84; Mo. 28, 11
Special Physician at Large. Washington,
DC, James 8. Perltlns. b'66 ; La.1,'83
Special Physician at Large. Washington.
DC, Len Lenton Culp. b"73: N.Y.H».'99.
Ill, 17. '00
Special Phvslclan at Large. Washlngtim.
DC. Ralph Ha.vnor Rom, b'«7 ; D.C.2,'91
Indian Field Service
Albufjuerque Indian .School. Alburiuertiue,
X.M.; PhyKlrl.ui. AU.prt Matthew Wiggles-
worth. \i": : 'I
Bismarck. Ir -A. Blamarcli. N.D. ;
Physician I i Smyth, b'32 ; III. 11,'92
Blackfect .Agcncv. Browning. Mont. ; Physi-
cian, Wyllc Little Keli, b'83; Mo.7,'09
Blaciifeet Agency. Browning. .Mont : Physi-
cian, ('has E. Yatea, b'73 ; III 11.^04
Blackfeet Agcncv. Browning, Mont. ; Physi-
cian. Wni. A. Fahey. b^8S ; N.Y.15.^04
Canton Inaanc Asylum, Canton, S.I).: Physi-
cian, Harry Reld Hummer, b^7« ; D.C.2,'9»
Cantonment Agency, Canton, Okla. ; Physi-
cian, Edgar E. Hart, b"68 ; Mo.7,'96
84
MEDICAL OFFICERS OF GOVERNMENT SERVICE
Cinon Sanatorium. Btewart, NaT. ; Phjrtt-
clan. Anthony HuITaker. b'63 ; Calif. 1. 'BO
Cherokee School, Churokee. N.C. ; Phfalclan,
Russell n. Holt, t)'TO ; Va.4,'99
Cheyenne and Araiiaho Agency, Concho.
Okla. ; Physician. Clifton P. Gillespie,
Mla8.2.'ll
Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Concho,
Olcla. : Physician. Thomaa I-ane. b'58 ; Mo.
l.'Sti
Cheyenne River Agency. South Dakota : Phy-
sician. Talbert Benson Hughes, b'73 ;
Tenn.9.02
Cheyenne Rlrer Agency. South Dakota: Phy-
sician, Frank H. Creamer, b'85 ; la. 3. '08
Clillocco School. Chllocco, Okla. : Physician,
Edward F. Menger, b'8l : Pa. 11. '09
<'boct.iw-Chlck«saw Sanatorium. Talihina.
Okla.. Physician, W. Edgar Van Cleave.
b'77; Ky.9.'05
Choctaw-Chickasaw Sanatorium. Talihina.
Okla.: Physician, Robt. M. Shepard, b'g» ;
Tenn.6.'13
Coeur d'Alene Agency, Bonnen Ferry. Ida. :
Physician, Ezra Esber Fry. b'75 ; Ont.l.
•02
Coeur d'Alene Agency. Lorrento. Ida. : Phy-
sician. Fred Barteau. b'SO : Pa 1.08
Colorado River Agency. Parker. Ariz. : Phy-
sician, Mary Ann Israel Nettle, b'8I ; D.C.
S.'O.-)
Colvllle Agency, N'espeleni. Wash.; Physi-
cian, Cornelius Wilson Lane. b'8a : 111.4.
'05
Crow School, (row Agency, Mont. ; Physi-
cian, Hartroan L. Oberlander, b'61 ; N.Y.
15,'87
Crow School, Crow Agency. Mont.; Physi-
cian. Ira D. Nelson, b':8 ; Ia.lO.'04
Crow School. Crow Agency, Mont.; Plivsl-
clan. Bernard Jo«. Neary, b'76 ; Kyi.'ll
Crow Creek Agency. Ft. Thompson. S.D. ;
Physician. Daniel A. Richardson, b'65:
N.Y.ri,'89 : Colo.4.04
Fallon School. Fallon, Ner. ; Physician,
Franklin E. Nichols, b'62; III 4.'90
Flandreau School. Flandreau, S.D : Physi-
cian. Albert Sparr Rider, b'76; III 1,00
Flathead Agency. Dixon, Mont. ; Physician,
Walter Scott Johnston, b'78 ; Mo.5.'08
Ft. Apache Agency, Ft. Apache, Ariz. ; Phy-
sician. Fred l.«e, b'84 ; Mo.7.'08
Ft. Belknap Agency. Harlem. Mont.; Physi-
cian, H. E. Levin, b'79 ; WI9.3.04
Ft. Berthold Agency. Elbowoods. N.D. ; Phy-
sician, .Mary H. McKee. b'S.! ; Pa. 7. '88
Ft. Bldwell School. Ft. Bidwell. Calif. : Phy-
alrian, Winston D. Coates, b'58 ; Callf,4.'96
Ft. Hall Agency. Ft. Hall. Ida. ; Phvalclan,
Henry R. Wheeler, b'83 : Mo.20.'96
Ft. Peck Agency, Poplar. Mont. ; Physician.
Clarence Dale Fulkersoh, b'71; Ind ».':t,S
Ft. Peck Agency, Popular. Mont ; Physician.
Thos. H. Chattle. b'64 ; Vt.2.'87
Ft. Tottcn Agency. Ft. Tottcn, N.D. ; Physi-
cian. Geo. Martin, b'53 ; Mich.l.'74
Ft. Vuma School. Yuma. Ariz. ; Physician
Leon Jacob!*, b'78; III. 1. '03
Genoa Indian School, Genoa. Neb. ; Physi-
cian. Homer Davis, b'68 : Neb.a.'OO
Greenville School. Greenville. Calif. ; Phy-
sician. Henri A. Morel, b'77 ; Pa. 3. '07
Harasupai School, Supal, via Grand Can-
yon, Ariz. ; Physician, Geo. John Laben,
b'68: Ill.n.'OO
H.nyward Indian School. Hayward. Wis. ;
Physician, Geo. A. Larsen. b'72 : III.17,'00
JicariUa Sanatorium. Dulce. N..M. : Physi-
cian. Geo. L. W.vckolT. b'74 ; la. 3, '97
Keshena Agency. Kestaena. Wis.; Physician,
Lawrence W. White, b'72 ; D.C.4.'02
Ktowa Hospital, Anadarko, Okla. ; Physician,
Henry W. Langhelm, b'7l ; III.4,'UU
Klamath Agency, Klamath Agency, Ore ;
Physician, Wm. W. Abbott, b'89; Md.t.'OS
Lac du Flambeau Agency. Lac du Flambeau.
Wis. ; Physician. Edward Quinn. b'56 ; III.
1.'78
Laona Indian School, Laona, Wis.; Physi-
cian, Ernest U. Ovitz, b'85; III. 6, '12
Leech Lake Agency, Onlgum, Minn. ; Physi-
cian. Zacbariah Eugene House, b''5; D.C.
1,'03
Leupp Agency, Leupp, Ariz. : PhyslcUn,
Samuel T. Campbell, b'74 ; Mo.8.'98
Muapa River Agency, Overton, Nev. ; Physi-
cian. Carl B, Boyd, b'73; D.C.2.'98
MoquI Agency. Keams Canon, Ariz. ; Physi-
cian, Roger V. Parlett. b'87 ; Md.l.'l!
MoquI Agency. Oralbl. Ariz. ; Physician,
Jacob S. Shields, b'65 ; lBd.8.'94
Mt. Pleaaant School. Mt. Pleaaant. Mich. ;
Physician, Geo. H. Phllllpa, b'38 ; O.».'80
Navajo Agency, Ft. Deflance, Ariz. : Physl-
ciiin. r.ilk Richards, b'78; Ind.l8,'0«
N- > "ncy, ftalananca, N.Y. ; Physl-
' D. Lake, b'46 ; 0.6, '68.
N' i.'blos. Espanola. N.M. : Physl-
cUn. Cliis. Leroy Brock, b'84; D.C.l.'U.
Northern Pueblos, Taos. N..M. : Physician,
Jan Jacob Bergmans, b'69 : Colo. I. '99
Osage Indian School. Pawhuska. Okla : Phy-
sician. Geo. W. Corn. bUO : Mo.8.'S»
Pawnee Agency. Pawnee. Okla. ; Physician.
Felix T. (iasllneau. b'88 ; Okla. 1. '18
Pawnee Agency. Whiteagle. Okla. ; Physi-
cian. Otis Elmer Lovelady. b'69 ; Ma.2g.'»9
Pawnee Agency. Bedrock. Okla.; Phyalcian,
Harry Mcijuown. ti'74 : Tor 3,'01
Phoeuiz Sanatorluii Ariz. ; Phyal-
cian, Arthur J. \ ■^J : D.C. 1, '08
Pierre Indian Sch' S.D ; Physi-
cian. Chas. M. Ilijlli.^iec, b 07 ; Pa.I,'U3
Pima School, Sacaton. Ariz. : Physician.
Eugene W. Hawkins. b'Sl ; Tenn.ll.'Oj
Pine Rtdge Agency. Pine Ridge. S.D : Phy-
slclaii, John S. Llndlev, b'60 ; Ky.2.'8g
Pine Ridge Air.n.v Ph... k ,1,.,. >; n ; phy.
sician. Isl^l .13
Pilnvstono In 1 , Minn. ;
Physician, lit. ,. . i ,. li:,^nr,, i>'83; III.
11. '84
Pueblo Bonlte -Vgency. Crown Point. N.M. ;
Physician, Alfred M. Ganaway, b't>6 ; Mo.
18. '92
Red Ciur Agency, Bayfield, Wis. ; Physician,
Samuel L. Pickett, b'61: la. I. '88
Red Lake Agency, Red Lake, Mlnu. ; Physi-
cian, Harry Harlan, b'83; Mo.l0,'I2
Bed Lake Agency, Orr. Minn : Phvsiclan,
Peter A. Slattery. b'75 ; Ncb.6.0S
Kixky Boy's Agency. Box Elder. Mont. ;
Physician, John Wendell McKenzle. Que.
l.'lS
Rosebud Day Schools. Hamlll. S.D. ; Physi-
cian. Chas. Otis Wilklns. b'72; la 10.'06
Rosebud Agency, Rosebud, S.D. ; Physician,
Wm. R. Eddleman. b'88 ; Tenn.G.'I2
Round Valley Agency. Covelo. Cailf. ; Physi-
cian. John S. Hogshead, b'65; Mo 7. '99
Rapid City School. Rapid City. S.D. ; Phy-
sician. Henry James Toppin Ince, b'70:
N.Y. 10. '98
Sac and Fox Sanatorium. Toledo, la. ; Phy-
sician. Jacob Breid. b'69 ; 111. 11. '02
Salem Indian School. Chemawa. Ore. ; Phy-
sician. Mary Canaga Rowland, b'73; Mo.
30. '01 ; Neb.6.'05
Salt River Agency, Tempe. Ariz.; Physi-
cian. Reginald J. H. Stroud, b'86 ; Colo.
2. '12
San Carlos Agency, San Carlos, Ariz. ; Phy-
sician. Ellsha C. Williams, b'74 ; Ky.2,'b6
Santa T» School, Santa Fe. N.M. ; Physician.
James A. Massle, h'71 ; Oni.l.'»2
Seger School. Colony, Ok'.n. : Physician,
Joseph Edward Chllders. b'86 ; Tenu.}.'13
Sells Agency. Sells. Ariz.; PhyslcUn, Don
G. Lynwalter. Ii'92 ; Mo. 44, '19
Sells Agency. Sells. Ariz. ; Physician. Chas.
Glrault Andrews, b'77 ; Tenn.8.'02
Seneca School. Wyandotte. Okla. ; Phy.slclan.
Fenwick Blefl* Deans, b'65; Ho.2S.'97 ; III.
17, '07
Shawnee Indian School, Shawnee. Okla. ;
Physician. Walter Claudlua Bradford.
b'78: .Mo 20.01.
Shoshone Agency, Ft. Washakie, Wyo. ; Phy-
sician. Herbert V. Hailman. D.C.I, '07
Shoshone Agency. BUerton. Wyo.; Physi-
cian. Chas. E. Lane, b'74 : OS. '98
Siletz Agency. Slletz, Ore. : Physician.
Franklin .Marlon Carter. b'4» ; Ore.l.'Ti
Southern Pueblos. .\ll>U(|Uerque, N.M. ; Phy-
sician, Augustus Davis, b'77 : Ky.5.'04
Southern Ute Agency. Ignaclo, Colo. ; Phyal-
clao, Carl Lefforge, b'72; Ill.lO.'Ol, III. 4.
'08
Spokane Agency. Wellplnit, Wash. ; Physi-
cian. Jonathan R. Collard. b'66 ; Pa. 2, '91
Spokane Hospital. Wellpinlt. Wash. ; Physi-
cian. Wm. Lemon White, b'57 : Ore.2,'9fl
Standing Hock A«ency. Ft. Yates. N.D :
PhyslcUn. Willis 8. Bennett, h'76 ; la.l«,
'08
Standing Bork Agency, Ft. Yates, N.D. :
Physician, Zach .Monroe Laugbliu. b'78 :
Ind.l.'Oo
Tomah .School. Tomab. Wis. ; Physician,
Arthur Edward Winter, b'74 : II1.8,"J8
Truxton Canon Agency. Valentine. Ariz. ;
Physician, Chas. L. Woods. b'6»: Tnd. 10,
'94
Tulallp S. 1 Wash. : Phy.sidan.
Lee H. ' ;'),'13
Cnitah an i. Ft. Duchasne,
Utah: l*U.)$ii;iun, I'laiik C. Myers, b'oo;
-Mich. 1. '83
Wahpeton School. Wahpeton, N.D. : Physi-
cian, Blake McKenzle Lancaster, b'81 ;
Ont.3,'94
Walker River Ae*"- - ■'■■'■•irz. Nev.: Physi-
cian. Wm. Lifi .. b'SO; 0.«,'83
Walker River A,. .rz. Nev.; Physi-
cian, Granville i-me^t i.eavltt. b'72; Cailf.
1.'03
Warm Srrln;" .\r''ncv. Warm Springs. Ore. :
Pill ' - ih. b'84 ; La 1.08
West! Owyhee. Nev.;
Pii> : s, b'66; Mo.«.'94
White Earth Agency. White Earth. .Minn. :
Physician. Ira McConnaugbey Roadman,
b'65; .Mlnn.4.'9g
Winnebago Hospital, Winnebago, Neb. ; Phy-
sician. Dudley A. Moore, b'79 ; Ia.8.'06
Zuni Agency, Blackrock. N.M. ; Physician.
Jessie G. Marshall, b'75; \'.C.4,'99
Oklahoma SchooU (FIv* Civilized Tribts)
Cherokee Orphan Training School. Tahle-
quata. Okla. ; Physician, Wm. Griffin Blake,
b'45; Mo.1,'86
Eufaula Boarding School, Eufaula, Okla. ;
Physician, Wm. A. Tolleson. b'69; Mo. 1,
'95
Jones Male Academy. HarUhome. Okla. ;
Physician, Wm. Walter Samea, b'61 : Mo.
1.'96
Mekusukey Academy, Seminole. Okla. : Phy-
sician, Jasper Newton Harber, b'79 ; Mo.
28. '05
Wheelock Academy. MlUerton. Okla. ; Physi-
cian. Addle W. Clarkson, b'69 ; La.l.'94
85
MEMBERS OF SPECIAL SOCIETIES
NOTE. — This list Includes names of members of these societies arranged alphabetical!; by sutes. Xuraberj In parenthesis following the
names Indicate societies In which membership Is held.
INDEX TO SOCIETIES
PAGK PAGE
A— Surgery. Gynecology, Ob«etrici and Anesthesia 86 D— Peaiatrics and Internal Medicine 124
E — Neurology and Psychiatry 131
B-Ophthdmolo«y. Otology. Laryngology and Rhinology .... 107 F-P.thology. Bacteriology and Anatomy 138
C — Dermatology and Urology 120 G — Roentgenology 14ft
SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY, OBSTETRICS AND ANESTHESIA
A— SOCIETIES
DUMBER OF MEMBERS, 3,;!04
10,
II.
12,
13.
14,
15.
16.
17.
18.
21.
22.
23.
2S.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
American Association of Obstetricians
and Gynecologists.
American Gynecological Society.
American Orthopedic Association.
American Proctologic Society.
American Surgical Association.
Southern Surgical Association.
Western Surgical Association.
Boston — Obstetrical Society of Boston.
Boston Orthopedic Club.
Brooklyn Gynecological Society-
Chicago Gynecological Society.
Chicago Orthopedic Society.
Chicago Surgical Society.
Cincinnati Obstetrical Society.
New York Obstetrical Society.
New York Surgical Society.
Philadelphia Academy of Surgery.
Philadelphia — Obstetrical Society of
Philadelphia.
American Association of Anesthetists.
Association of Surgeons of St. Louis.
St. Louis Surgical Society.
Washington (D.C.) Surgical Soeiety.
Interurban Orthopedic Club.
Milwaukee Surgical Society.
American College of Surgeons.
Detroit Surgical Society.
American Society of Clinical Surgeons.
Society of Nsurological Surgeons.
New England Surgical Society.
Chicago Society of Anesthetists.
New York Society of Anesthetists.
ALABAMA
Birmingham
Benedict, Saml. R. (28) Empire Bldg
Cocke, Norborne P. (28) Jeffenon Bank
Bldg
Davis, John D. 8. (1. 28) 2029 Ave. G
Drennen. Wesley E. (28) American Trust
BldB
Heiriln, Howell T. (28) Empire Bldg
Hefriln, Wyall (8. 28) Woodward Bldg
Hotan, Edcar P., (6, 28) Empire BIdg
Jones, Walter C. (28) 8t. VIncent'.i Hospital
Jordan, William M. (6, 28) Empire Bldg
Ledbetter, Saml. U, Jr. (6, 28) Empire Bids
Tyeland. Jos. (28) Flnit Natl. Bank Bldg
I.,upton, Frank A. (8) Woodward Bldg
.Magruder, Thos. V. (28) JelTerson County
Bank Bldg
Mason, Jamea H. (6, 28) Jefferson Countv
Bank Bldg
McAdory, Wellington P, (6. 28) 2430 11th
Ave. N
McOahey. Robt. C. (21) 2400, 5lh Ave
Prince, Edmond M. (28) 1127 8. 12th 8t
Rogers. Mack (6, 28) 2118 Ave H
Solomon. Edwin P. (28) Woodward BldE
Talley, Dyer F. (6, 28) 1808, 7th Ave
Torrance, Gaston (1, 6) Woodward Bldg
Whelan, Cfaas. (28) First Natl Bank Bldg
Wilder, William H. (28) Woodward Bldg
Wilson, Cunningham (281 JelTerson County
Bank Bldg
Mobile
Acker, Paul J. M. (281 l.ns (iovtnimont Si
Cole. Bert>ert P. (6, 28| Van Antwerp Bldg
Dreaper, Kdward B, (281 170 Conti .St
Henderson, Wm. T. (28) 259 St. Francis 8t
Mastln, Wm. .McD. (5. 6, 28) 13 8. Joachim
8t
Sherard. Frank Ross (28) 309 OoTemment
St
Wlnthrop, Gllman J. (28) Van .Antwerp Bldg
State at Large
Baker. Jamea N. (6, 28) Montgomery, Ala
Blue, John H. (28) Montgomery, Ala
BrouKhton. Louis E. (28) Andalusia. Als
DuBose, Francis G, (6, 28) Selma, Ala
Frasler, Alfred 8, (28) Dothan, Ala
Fumlss, John N. (28) Selms, Als
Harper, Wm. Wade (28) 8elma. Ala
Hill, Luther U (28) Montgomery, Ala
Hill. Robt. 8. («. 28) Montgomery, Ala
Hubbard. T. Brannon (28) Montgomery, Ala
Kenan, James (28) 8elma, Ala
Lacy, Edward P. (28) Bessemer, Ala
Moody, Earle F. (28) Dothan, Ala
.Noland, Lloyd (6, 28) Fairfield. Ala
Palmer, Jesse G. (28) Opellks. Ala
Smith. Malcolm D. (281 Prattvllle, Ala
Spratling, LecklnskI Ware (28) Waveriy, Ala
Stabler, Andrew L. (28) C.recnvllle. Ala
Waldmp. R. W. (28) Bessemer. Ala
Westcott, Wm. B (28) .Montgomery, Ala
ARIZONA
State at Large
Adamson, Edward W. (2K| Douglas, Ariz
Bacon, John E, (28) Miami, Arts
Bridge, Oeorge A. (28) Bisbee, Aria
Carson. Harry R. (21) Phoenix, ArU
Clync, Meade (28) Tucson. Ariz
Dodge, Geo E. (28) Tucson, Ariz
Fllnn, John W. (21) Presrott, ArlJ
Goodrich. George E. (28) Phoenix, Arir.
flunter, Clarence (28) Globe. Ariz
Holt, Wm. A. (28) Globe. Ariz
Kennedy, Roderick D. (28) Globe, Ariz
Palmer. E. Payne (28) Phoenix, Aril
Randolph, Wm. M. (28) Bisbee, Ariz
Smith. Turner B. (28) MorencI, Ariz
Smith, Wlllard W. (28) Phoenix. Ariz
-Sweek, Wm. O. (28) Phoenix. Ariz
Tuthlll, Alexander Mackenzie (28) Phoenix.
Ariz
Wlnslow. F. R. (28) Hayden. Ariz
Wright. Fredk. T. (28) Douglas. Ariz
Wylle. WInfrod (28) Phoenix Ariz
Younl, Clarence E. (2S) Prcscott, Ariz
ARKANSAS
State at Large
Altman, Guslave G. (28) Helena. Ark
Barlow, Edward E. (28) Dcrmott, Ark
Blakely, Rupert M. (28) Little Rock, Ark
Bratlon. Thimas 8, (28) Hot Springs Na-
tional Park. Ark
Brookaher, Wm, R,, Sr, (28) Fort Smith, Ark
Brown. Geo. 8. (28) Conway, Ark
Cannon, George F. (28) Hope, Ark
Cardie, Cbas. H. (28) BentonvlUe, Ark
Chace, Archibald E. (28) Texarkana, Ark
Cooper, St. Cloud (28) Fort Smith. Ark
Dale, John R. (28) Texarkana, Ark
Dorr, Robinson C, (28) BatesTllle, Ark
Ellis, FAlward F, (28) Fayettevllle, Ark
Foltz, James A. (28) Fort 8mlth, Ark
Gann, Dewell, Jr, (28) Little Rock. Ark
Gregg, Andrew S. (28) PayetteTllle, Ark
Haverkampf, Ma], Charles W. (28) Hot
Springs National Park, Ark
Jenkins, J. 8. (28) Pine Bluff. Ark
Laws, Wm, V, (28) Hot Springs, Ark
Lutwrloh, P. W. (28) Joneaboro, Ark
Mock, Will H. (28) Prairie Grove. Ark
Ogden. Mahlon D. (28) Little Rock, Ark
Perkins, Charles F, (28) Rogers, Ark
Rowland, John F. (18) Hot Springs. Ark
Runyan, Jos, P, (1) Little Bork, Ark
Scarborough, James I. (28) Little Hock, Ark
Smiley, H H. (28) Texarkana. Ark
Smith. John J, (28) Paris, Ark
Smith, Wells F. (28) Uttle Rock, Ark
Snodgrass, Wm. A. (28) Little Rock, Ark
Southard, Jefferson D. (28) Fort Smith, Ark
Stroud, Homer A. (28) Joneaboro, Ark
Tribble, Albert H. (28) Hot Springs, Ark
Watklns. A. (28) Little Rock, Ark
CALIFORNIA
Lot Angeles
Alnley, Frank C. (28) Brockmsn Bldg
Alden. Eliot (28) Trust snd Savings Bldg
Bryan, Geo. C. (28) 1837 N. Wilton PI
Bryant. Ernest A. (28) Pacific Electric Bldg
Burke, W. P. (28) Merritt Bldg
Buskirk, Wm. H. (28) Pacific ,Mutunl Bids
Cochran, Guy (7, 28) Pacific Electric Bldg
Coffey, Titan (28) .Marsh Strong Bldg
Cooke, A, B. (28) 606 8. Hill 8t
Cooke, Harry T. (20. 21) 1408 Fuller Ave
Dillon, Edward T. (28) Brockman Bldg
Doane, P. 8. (28) Consolidated Really Bldg
Dunlop, John (3, 2.%, 26, 28) Baker Detwiler
Bldg
Dye, Wllloughby G. (28) 401 8. Harvard
Blvd
Edwards, Wm. A. (28) Security Bldg
Galley, J. K. (28) 82.1 N. Kenmore Ave
Oelder, E. E. (28) Merritt Bldg
Rastrelter, Rolland F. (21) Brorkm.in Bldg
Henry, Walter O. (28) Marsh-Slroni; BUIk
HoUlngsworth. Loren D. (28) Garland Bldg
Howard, Henry W. (28) Chapman Bldg
Hugglns, Walter L. (28) Consolidated Realty
Bldg
Kahn, Maurice G (7. 28) Brockmnn Bldg
Kaull, L, P. (28) 1023 Paclflr .Mulu.-il Bldg
Kennedy, John T. (28) I'.S. Navv, Marine
Recruiting Station
KIger, Wm. H. (4, 28) ConaoUdsted Realty
Bldg
King, John r. (28) 623 N. Kenmore Ave
Klrkley, Cyrus A. (28) 432 8. Serrano Ave
Kurtz, Cari (28) Ifellman Bldg
Lazard, Edmond M (28) Brockman Bldg
Loblnger. Andrew S (28) Merritt Bldg
Lowman. Charles i^R. (3) Brockman Bldg
86
SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY, OBSTETRICS AND ANESTHESIA
Mark«nzt*. WUbur W. (28) Holllncswortli
Bids
Mstbews, Jos. M. (4) Aivmrado Hotel
Mayo. B. N. (28) Hibernian BldK
McArthur, Wm. Taylor (28) Security Bldg
McHugh. T. (28) Van Nuys BldK
McReynolda, Robert P. (28) Coulter Bld(
Moore, Edward C. (7, 28) MerchanU Na-
tional Bank Bldg
Moore, Melvin L. (28) Mercbanta National
Bank Bide
MorrUon, Wayland A. (28) KerckbofT BUIk
Morton, Lewis B. (7, 28) Brockman Bldg
I'hllllps, Chaa. K. (28) 527 W. 7th St
Plneaa. Oo. (21) Brockman Bldg
Hand, Carl W. (28) racinc Mutual Bldg
Richardson, Wm. W. (7. 28) Brockman Bldg
RInkenberger, F. W. (28) Merchants Natl.
Bank Bldg
Roberts Jean M. (21) 3014 Kenwood Are
Koth. Leon J. (28) Baker- DelwUer Bldg
Schlffbauer, H. E. W. (28) Title Insurance
Bldg
Seymour, Eleanor (21) TonsoUdated Realty
Bldg
Seymour, James H. (28) Brockman Bldg
Shaw. Henr)- N. (28) Paclflc Mutual Bldg
Skeel, Roland E. (1, 28) Title Insurance
Bldg
Slemons, J. .M. (2, 28) Paclflc Mutual Bldi:
Smith, Rea E. (S. 7, 28) MerchanU National
Bank Bldg
Smith, Wllbum (28) Brockman Bldg
Southworth, Henry E. (28) 405 8, Hill St
Straub, Paul F. (28) 1900 N. Vermont Ate
Sturgeon, Chan. T. (28) .Merritt Bldg
ITioraason, Geo. (28) 711 Baker-DetwlUer
B:dg
Toland, Clarence fi. (7. 28) Baker-DetwUer
Bldg
Tvroler, Adolph (28) KerckholT Bldg
Van KaatboTen, Jean J. A. (28) Brockman
Bldg
Weber, Wm. L. (28) Paclflc Electric Bldg
Wltherbee, Orrvllle 0. (28) 527 W. 7th St
Yerxa, Chas. W. (28) Paclflc Electric Bldg
Zerflng, Chas. E. (28) 2127 W. 6th 8t
Oakland
Abbott. C. L. (28) Central Bank Bldg
Adams. Lemuel P. (28) Federal Realty Bldg
Buteau. Saml. H. (I, 28) 1307 Broadway
Crosby, Danl. (28) 20th and Webster St
Crowley, DennU D. (28) Central Bank Bldg
DePuy, Clarence A. (28) 532, 15th St
Dukes, Chas. A. (28) Central Bank Bldg
Emerson, Mark L. (28) 1307 Broadway
Ewer, Edward N. (28) Federal Realty Bldg
Fearn. John R. (28) First National Bank
Bldg
C.rls.slm, John de L. (28) Dalziel Bldg
Hadden, David (1, 28) Oakland Bank of
Savings Bldg
Hamlin, Oliver D. (28) Federal Realty Bldg
Lohse, John L. (28) Dalztel Bldg
Rothganger, George (28) 4501 Ban Pablo
Stratton, Robt. T. (28) 496. 20th St
San Francisco
Alden, Bertram F. (28) 126 Post St
BalUy, Thos. E. (28) Flood Bldg
Banister, Wm. B. (28) U.S. Army
Barrett, Gilbert M. (28) 275 Post St
Bartlett, Edwin I. (28) 291 Geary St
Botsford, Mary E. (21) 807 Francisco St
Brunn, H.irold (28) 350 Post St
Burrows, John Robt. (21) 2238 California St
Caglleri, Guldo E. (28) 21 Columbus Are
Camplcke, Paul S. (28) Physicians Bldg
Carpenter, Frank B. (28) Howard Bldg
Cotrey, Walter B. (28) Medical Bldg
Collins. Asa W. (28) 126 Post St
Draper. .Alfred L. (28) Shreve Bide
Edger, Benl. Jones, Jr. (28) 2251 Green St
Edwards, Geo. M. (28) Letternian General
Hospital
Fehlelsen, Fredk. (28) 400 Clayton St
Fisher, Arthur L. (28) 909 Hvde St
Fiske, Charles Norman (28) U.S. Navy.
Naval Training Station
C.allwey, John (28) 177 Post St
Gentry, Ernest R. (28) Letterman General
Hospital
Gllcreest, Edgar I,. (6) 3698 California St
Oilman, Philip K. (28) 350 Post St
Hall, J. U. (28) Whitney Bldg
Hanner, John W. (28) Letterman General
Hospital
Hawkins, Wm. J. (28) 70 Baker St
Hoffman, Lawrence H. (28) 177 Post St
Howe. Louis P. <M) nood BIdt
HunUngton. Thos. W. (5, 28) Mills Bids
Hyman. Solomon (28) Butler Bldg
Jacobs. 8, N. (28) 208 Post St
Kavanagh, Mary F. (21) 1482 Sutter St
Lartlgau, August J. (28) 391 SuUer St
Levlson, Chas. 0. (28) Flood Bklg
Lynch, IVank W. (2, 11. 28) Unlrerslty of
California HosplUl
Mackintosh, Wm. C. (28) 1095 Market St
Martin. Jean (21) 775 Post St
McCbesney. Geo. J. (28) Flood Bldg
Mosgrove. Anna M. (21) 524 Sutter St
Murphy, .Mary W. T. (21) 3732 Sacramento
St
Naffzlger, Howard C. (31) 291 Geary Bt
O'Connor, James H. (28) Medical Bldg
Orella, Fermln R. (28) 323 Geary St
Palmer, Caroline B. (21) 2401 Sacramento
St
Qulnn, William (28) 1044 Railroad Ave
Rethen, Theodore C. (28) Phelan Bldg
Rethwilm, Lornill A. (21) Lane HosplUl
Rlxford, Emmet (5, 28. 30) 1795 California
St
Ryan. Russell C. (28) Flood Bldg
Hyfkogel. Henry A. L. (28) 516 Sutter St
Shepard, John L. (28) U.S. Army, Presidio
Somers. Geo. B. (28) Lane HosplUl
Spalding. Alfred B. (2, 28) Lane Hospital
SUInaker. Paul R. (28) U.S. Navy. Naval
Training Sutlon
Stevens, Burt S. (28) Medical Bldg
StUlman, Stanley (5. 28) 2101 Webster St
Sutton. (George E. (28) 177 Post St
Teass, Chester J. (28) Medical Bldg
Terry, Wallace I. (5. 28) 240 Stockton St
Thome. Isaac W. (28) 516 Sutter St
Tomllnson, Richard F. (28) Flood Bldg
Towns, E. B. (31) Lane Hospital
Tniby, Albert E. (28) Letterman General
HosplUl
Wakefleld, W. FrancU B. (2, 28) 1065 Sut-
ter St
Ward, James W. (28) 391 Sutter St
WatUns, James T, (3, 28) Bu.<h and Hyde
Sta
Weeks, Alanson (28) 350 Post St
Wllllu, Emma K. (28) 408 Stockton St
Wlnterberg, Walter H. (28) 516 Sutler St
Wood, Dorothy A. (21) 1390. 7th Ave
Zobel, Alfred J. (4. 28) 210 Post St
State at Lart*
Adams, Bon. 0. (28) Riverside. Calif
Anderson, Axcel E. (28) Fresno, Calif
Baumelster, Edward E. (28) Chlco, Calif
Seattle, David A. (28) San Jose, Calif
Breyer. John H. (28) Pasadena, Calif
Brown. Rexwald (28) Santa Barbara. Calif
Burger. Thos. 0. (28) San Diego. Calif
Burlew, Jesse Manning (28) Sanu Ana. Calif
Chase. Theodore L. (28) SanU Barbara.
Calif
Chldester. Walter C. (28) San Mateo, Calif
Clark. Jonas (28) GUroy, Csllf
Clark, Vernon G. (28) San Diego. Calif
Craycroft. Harry J. (28) Fresno, Csllf
Culler. Robt. M. (28) Sanu Barbara, Calif
Ctuningham, BenJ. F, (28) Santa Barbara,
Calif
Curl, Holton C. (28) San Diego, Calif
EyUnge, Ernest O. J. (28) Redlands, CaUf
Falrehlld, Fred R. (28) Woodland Calif
Falk, Chas. C. (28) Eureka, Calif
Farenholt, Ammen (28) Mare Island. Calif
Flint, Joseph M. (5, 28) McCloud, Calif
Galvln, A. H. (28) Anaheim, Calif
Gould, Elisha T. (28) Sonora. Calif
Gundry, Frank J. (28) Bakersfleld, Calif
Hagadom, Mary E. (21) Pasadena, Calif
Hammond. Robt. R. (28) Stockton, Calif
Hare, Chas. B. (28) Santa Monica, CaUf
Harry, Chas. R. (28) Stockton. Calif
Henderson, Andrew M. (28) Sacramento,
Calif
Hllllard, Carlos 0. (28) Redlands, Calif
Hoag, Junius C. (28) Pasadena, Calif
Hotchkiss, Lucius Wales (5. 2S, 30) Santa
Barbara, Calif
Hull, Leonard C. (28) Holllster, Calif
Jones, Wm. H. (28) Long Beach, Calif
Keller, Lester (28) Yorba Linda, Calif
I.*gge, Robt. T. (28) Berkeley, CaUf
Livingston, Wm, R. (28) Ojmard, Calif
Lockwood, Chas. D. (7. 28) Pasadena, Calif
Manchester, John D. (28) Mare Island. Calif
Manton. Walter (2, 28, 29) Pasadena, Calif
Marshall, .Tohn S. (28) Berkeley, Calif
Martin. Lieut. Wm. L. (28) Mare Isl.ind.
Calif
Mattlion, Fitch C. E. (28) Pasadena, CaUf
Mattlson, Kami. J. (28) Pasadena. Calif
McBumey. B. A. (28) Pomona, Calif
McConnell, Allen B. (28) Fresno, Calif
McCormlck, Albert M.D. (28) Mare IsUnd,
Calif
McDowell, Ralph W. (28) San Diego, Calif
McGee, Harry S. (28) Pasadena, Calif
Mcl'heeters. E. R. (28) Modesto. Calif
Mills. Henry W. (28) San Bernardino, Calif
Nellson, John Land (28) San Diego. Calif
Newman. Henry P. (2, 28) San Diego. Calif
Odell. Henry Edward (28) Mare Island. Calif
Oldenbourg, Louise A. (21) Berkeley. CaUf
O'Neill, B. J., Jr. (28) Saa Diego, CaUf
Percy. J. F. (1. 7. 11, U) San Diego, CaUf
Pettis. John H. (28) Fresno. Calif
Phllllpa. Percy Todd (28) Santa Cruz. Calif
Power. WalUr B. (28) Redlands. Calif
Rees. Clarence E. (28) San Diego, Calif
Reynolds. Harry B. (28) Palo Alto. Calif
Robinson. Saml. (7, 28) SanU Barbara. CaUf
Rodl. Chas. H. (28) Pasadena, Calif
Savage, Pblllp H. (28) San Bernardino,
Calif
Shaw, Joseph H. (28) Sanu Rosa, Calif
Sberk, Henry H. (6. 7. 28) Paaadena. Calif
Sldebotham. Harold (28) Goleta. CaUf
Snyder. Crayton C. (28) Pasadena. Calif
Sproat, Saml. M. (28) Portola. CaUf
Stover, Wm. M. (28) San Luis Obispo. Calif
Strong, David C. (28) San Bernardino. Calif
Swindt. Jos. K. (28) Pomona. Calif
Thompson. Elmer H. (28) Burbank. Calif
Tbomer, Moses (28) SanU Maria, Calif
Van Zwaluwenburg, Cornelius (28) Riverside,
Calif
Wahrer, Carl W. (28) Sacramento, CaUf
Weir Thos. F. (28) San Diego. Calif
Wegeforth, Paul (28) Coronado. Calif
Wleber. Francis W. F. (28) San Diego. CaUf
Wilis. Wm. Le M. (28) South Pasadena,
Calif
Wilson, Doxey R. (28) San Jose, Calif
Wilson. Horace P. (28) Whluler, CaUf
COLORADO
Denvar
Burns, T. Mitchell (28) Metropollun Bldg
Cary. Foster H. (28) Metropollun Bldg
Catterson, Alden D. (28) 1498 S. Pearl St
Charles, Robt. L. (21) Metropolitan Bldg
Cohen, Haskell M. (28) Metropollun Bldg
Dean, Edward F. (28) Metropolitan Bldg
Dorset, Bernard C. (21) Commonwealth Bldg
Fowler, 0. S. (7, 28) Metropolitan Bldg
Frank. Robert T. (2. 28) Majestic Bldg
Freeman, Leonard (5, 7. 28) Metropolitan
Bldg
Gehrung, E. C. (28) 4177 Ring St
Grant, Wm. W. (7. 28) Mack Bldg
Hegner, Casper F. (7, 28) .Metropollun Bldg
Ingraham, Clarence B., Jr. (2, 28) MetropoU-
tan Bldg
Jayne. Walter A. (28) Majestic Bldg
Jones, 8amL F. (3, 7, 28) Majestic Bldg
Lyman, Chas. B. (7, 28) Metropollun Bldg
Mantor, Hugh E. (28) Mack Bldg
McAmls, Leon C. (22. 28) Imperial Bldg
McGraw, Henry R. (7) Metropolitan Bldg
McNaught, Francis H. (7, 28) Metropollun
Bldg
Metz. Chas. W. (21) Majestic Bldg
Packard Geo. B. (28) Metropolitan Bldg
Powell, Cuthbert (7. 28) 314, 14th St
Roe. John F. (28) Metropolitan Bldg
Roehrlg. Karl F. (21) Imperial Bldg
Rogers, Frank E. (28) .Majestic Bldg
Root, Matt B. (28) Majestic Bldg
Spltzer, Wm. Maxwell (28) Metropolitan
Bldg
Tennant. Chauncey E. (7. 28) Empire Bldg
Wetherlll. Horace G. (7, 28) 1127 Race St
WUcox, Henry W. (28) Majestic Bldg
Williams, Aubrey H. (7) Metropolitan Bldg
State at Large
Allen, Lloyd R. (21) Colorado Springs, Colo
Baker. Wm. T. H. (28) Pueblo, Colo
Bruns, Earl H. (28) Fltzslmons, Colo
Bull. Heman R. (28) Grand Junction. Colo
Corwin, Richard W. (7, 28) Pueblo, Colo
Epler, Crura (28) Pueblo, Colo
Espey, John R. (28) Trinidad, Colo
Glllasple. Carbon (28) Boulder, Colo
Green, Hiram A. (28) Boulder, Colo
Hadley, Edgar (28) Montrose, Colo
Hanford, Peter 0. (28) Colorado Springs,
Colo
87
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTOJ^Y
Hanson, Kund (28) Grand Junction. Colo
Hartwell, John B. (28> Colorado Springs.
Colo
Hoag. David E. (21) Pueblo, Colo
Kickland, Wm. A. (28) Fort Collins. Colo
King. Walter W. (28) Cripple Creek, Colo
Mayhew, David P. (', 28) Colorado Springs,
Colo
McKlnnie, Lewis H. (7, 28) Colorado Springs.
Colo
Moncrief, Wm. Henry (28) Fitzsiraons. Colo
Reed, Walter %V (28) Boulder, Colo
Richmond, Claude E. (21) Colorado Springs,
Colo
Senger Wm. (7, 28) Pueblo, Colo
Smith. H.irry A. (28) Delta, Colo
Stoddard. Thos. A. (2S) Pueblo, Colo
Thearle. Wm. H. (28) Fitzslmons, Colo
Tucker, Beverley (281 Colorado Springs,
Colo
CONNECTICUT
Hartford
Bell. Geo. X. (28, 32) 179 Allyn St
Boucher, John B. (28) 2.i Charter Oak Ave
Chester, Thos. W. (28) 50 Farmington Ave
Cook, Ansel G. (28) 54 Pratt St
Cragin, Donald B. (28) 179 Allyn St
Felty, John W. 128) 750 Main St
Hepburn, Thos. N. (28) 179 Allyn St
Lampson, Edward R. (28. 32) 179 Allyn St
McCook. John B. (28) 390 Main St
.VcPartland, Patrick F. (28) 232 Church St
Root. Joseph E. (28) 67 Pearl St
Rowlev, Alfred M. (28. 32) Profe.wlonal BIdg
Swett, Paul P. (3. 9. 28) 803 Main St
Wells. Ernest A. (28. 32) 580 Asylum St
Worthen, Thacher W. (28) 179 Allyn St
Naw Hiven
Cnrmalt, Wm. H. (5) 261 St. Rnnan St
Creadlck, A. Xowell (28) New Haven Hospital
Crowe, Willis H. (28) 71 College St
DufTy. Wm. Core (28) Sew Haven Hospital
Hartshorn, Willis E. (28. 32) 87 Trumbull St
Harvey, Saml. C. (28, 31) New Haven Hos-
pital
Jackowitz, Gabriel 1. (28) 347 Orange St
McDermott. Terence S. (28) 1334 Chapel St
Mendilio, Anthony J. (28) 42 College St
Rand. Richard F. (28) 246 Church St
Reiilv. Francis H. (28) 296 Columbus Are
Russell, Thos. H. (28) 57 Trumbull St
Thnms. Herbert (28) 59 College St
Ti.wn.shend, Raynham (28) 233 Church St
Verdi. Wra. F. (5, 28, 3!) 27 Elm St
Whittemore E. Reed (28) 19 Whitney Ave
State at Ltri*
Anderson. Henry (J. (28) Waterbury, Conn
Barber, Walter I,., Jr. (28) Waterbury, Conn
Brown. Chas. H. (28) Waterbury, Conn
Brown, David C. (28) Danbury, Conn
Brownlee. Harris F. (28) Danbury, Conn
ChatTee. Jemme S. (28) Sharon. Conn
Crane, Augiislln A. (2S) Waterbury. Conn
Dye. .I(hn Sinclair (281 Waterbury. Conn
Froraen, Ernest T. (28) New Britain. Conn
C.srilck. Saml. M. (28) Bridgeport. Conn
Gwlfrcy. Chas. C. (28) Bridgeport, <"onn
Hertzberg, Geo. R. R. (2K) Bridgeport. Conn
Hawley. Geo. W. (3. 26. 28) Bridgeport. Conn
Hyde. Fritz C. (28) Greenwich. Conn
KIrschbaum, Edward H. (28) Waterbury.
Conn
I.oveland. John E. (28) MIddletnwn, Conn
MacI.ean, Donald R. (21) Stamford, Conn ■
Mitchell. James T. (28) Mlddletown, Conn j
Morlarly, James h. (28) Waterbury, Conn
MuIIins. Saml. F. 128) Danhurv. Conn j
Ov^ri ... L «"Mnm B. (28. '"' \:,„.f.„, cmn I
Pi" :!. C. (28) 1- I'onn ;
p." . n Asa (2s . Conn '
Ri.l,,-,... r,,,..„rd R. (28) Hrii.i:'p..'n. Conn
Busnell. E. (34) Waterbury. Conn
Shea. John F. (28) Bridgeport, Conn
Smith, Edward W. (28) Merlden, Conn ;
Smith. Geo. M. (28. 32) Waterbury, Conn
Stevens, Frank W, (28) Bridgeport, Conn ]
Stratton,' Edward A. (28) Danburv, Conn .
Tracey. Wm. J. (28) Norwalk. Conn
Trecartln. David M, (28) Bridgeport, Conn
Waterhouse, Henry E. (28) Bridgeport, Conn
Wright. John W. (28) Bridgeport. Conn
DELAWARE
Wilmlnfton
Bird. Wm. E. (28) Dupont Bldg
Draper. James A. (28) 1015 Washington 8t
Palmer. John, Jr. (28) 1900 Delaware Ave
Spackman. James G. (28) Homeopathic Hos-
pital
Speer, Wm. H. (28) 805 West St
Springer. Harold L. (28) 1013 Washington St
Wertenbaker. Wm. (28) 912 Delaware A»e
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington
Abbe. Truman (25) Stonelelgh Ct
Abeken, Fredk. G. (28) f.S.Navy
Angwin. Wm. A. (28) U.S.Navy
Arthur, Wm. H. (28) 2130 Le Roy PI
Ashford. Mahlon (28) U.S.Army
Austin, Hiram W. (28) U.S.P.H.S
Bachmann, Robt. A. (28) U.S.Navy
Baker. Carroll Rever (A28) U.S.Navy
Balloch, Edward A. (6, 25, 28) 1621 Con-
necticut Ave
Bell, Wm. H. (28) U.S.Navy
Betts, Norman S. (28) U.S.Navy
Biello, Jos. A. (28) U.S.Navy
Birmingham. Henry P. (28) U.S.Army
Bishop. I>iul3 W. (28) U.S.Navy
Bliss. Raymond W. (28) U.S.Army
Blue. Rupert (28) U.S.P.H.S
Boone, Joel T. (28) U.S.Navy
Borden. Danl. U (25, 28) The Rochamheau
B .rden. Wm. C. (25. 28) 2306 Tracy St
Bovee. John W. (2, «, 28) Tile Koihambeau
Bowen, W. S. (28) 2103 Rhode Island Are.
N.E
Braisted, Wm. Clarence (28) U.S.Navy
Brooke, Roger (28) U.S.Army
Bunker, Chas. W. 0. (28) U.S.Navy
Butler, Chas. S. (28) U.S.Navy
Cahlll. James A., Jr. (28) 1830 JelTerion PI
Camerer, Clvde B. (28) U.S.Navy
Canning. Austin J. (28) U.S.Army
Carr, Claude W. (28) U.S.Navy
Cather, David C. (28) U.S.Navy
Chamberlain, Weston R. (28) U.S.Army
Chambers, Wm. (28) T'.S.Navy
Chipman. Cline H. (21) 142U Rhode I«:ard
Ave. N.W
Clark. Albert Patton (28) U.S.Amiy
Clifford. Addlscm B. (28) U.S.Navy
Clifton, Alfred Lee (28) U.S.Navy
Collins. C. Clark (28) U.S.Army
Craig. Chas. F. (28) U.S.Army
Cn'lghton, Saml. S. (28) U.S.Army
Crooson. Henry J. (25) 1746 M St N.W
Curiimlng. Hugh 8. (28) U.S.P.H S
Cumraings. Edward J. 128) U S..N.iv\
Darnall, Carl R. (28) U.S.Army
Davis, Wm. R. (28) U.S Army
Del.aney. Matthew A. (2,'<) US Atniv
DeS4ez, Paul T. (28) 1".S.Navy
EjiL.n, Wm. E. (28) U.S.Navy
Elliott, Middleton Stuart, Jr. (28) U.S.Navy
Erving, Wm. G. (3. 25. 28. 28) I'l-'! < —
nectlcut Ave. N.W
Farwell. Wrey G. (28) U.S.Navy
Field, James Gaven (28) U.S.Navy
Fife. James D. (28) IT.S.Army
Ford. Jos. Herbert (28) U.S.Army
Fowler, Harry A. (25. 28) 1621 Connecticut
Ave
Fuller, Homer G. (25) The Farragut
liannon. James A. (25) 1915 Biltmore St
Garnett, A. Y. P. (1) 1824 Massa<hu»ett<
Ave
Garrison. Harry Alfrwl (28) US Navy
(-■alfvvood. James Iniiican (28) U.S.Navr
(Mlihrist, Harry L. (28) U.S.Army
(■Icniian. James D. (28) U.S.Army
Gravson, Cary T. (28) U.S.Navv
Grieve, Chas. Courtney (28) U.S..\a>v
Grissinger. Jay W. (28) U.S.Army
(;roover. Thoe, A. (25) 1621 Connecf.cut
Ave. N.W
Gwvnn. Wm. C. (25) 1514, 30lh St. N.W
Hauner. Francis R. (6. 25, 28) The Farragut
Hall, Custls L. (25) I6th St. N.W
Halloran. Paul S. (28) U.S.Army
U.(vnes. Jame.s Plummer (28) I'.S.Navy
HIgglns. Montgomery K. (28) U.S.Navy
Hooe, A. Barnes (25. 28) 1220. 16th St
N.W
How. Robt. A. (25) The Burlington
Horgan, Edmund J. (25, 28) Stnneleigli (I
Hi)»ard. Deane C. (28) U.S.Arniv
H.nl. Robt. Eustis (28) I'.S.Navy
Huff. Earle P. (28) US Navy
Huttim, Paul C. (28) U.S.Armv
Ideii. John Hooe (28) U.S.Navy
Ireland. Merrltte W. (28) IS. Army
Jackson, Virgil B. (25. ?8) 1801 K 81. N.W
Johnson. Howard H. (28) U.S.Army
.lohnson. Lucius W. (28) US. Navy
Jones, Percy L. (28) U.S.Army
Juenemann. Geo. F. (28) U.S.Army
Kane. Howard F. (28) Stonelelgh Ct
Kaufman, John Brooks (28) U.S.Navy
Kearney, Henrv W. (21) 1229 0 St. N.W
Keller, Wm. L. (28) U.S.Army
Kelley, John T. Jr. (28) 1312, 15th St. N.W
Kennedy, Robt. Morris (28) U.S.Navy
Kerr. Harry H. (6, 25. 28. 31) 1742 N St.
N.W
Kirk, Norman T. (28) U.S.Army
Ijimb, Robt. S. (25) Stonelelgh Ct
Uirkln, P. Edward (25) 1726 M St. N.W
Lawrence. Howard F. (28) U.S.Navy
I^wson. Huron W. (28) 1706 Rhode Island
Ave. N.W
Ledbetter, Robt. Emmet (28) U.S.Navy
Irfhr. Louis C. (25. 28) 1737 H St. N.W
I^wls, Buff G. (25) 1311, 14tli St. N.W.
Lewis, Harry S. (25, 28) 2839 Connecticut
Ave
Lowe, Thos. F. (25) 1316 New Hampshire
Ave
Uvnch. Chas. (28) U.S.Army
.Macdonald. Thos. L. (28) 1501 Massachu-
setts Ave. N.W
Magee, M. D'A. (25) 1623 Connecticut Ave.
N.W
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Martel, Leon A. (25) 1720 M St. N.W
.Martin, Thos. Chas. (25) The Rochiui'
.\lcCaw. W. D. (28) Army .Medical S
.McCullough. Frank Edward (28) U..-^N ..
McDiil. John Rich (28) U.S.P.H.S.
McDonald, Robt. C. (28) U.S.Army
.Mclean, Allen Donald (28) U.S.Navy
.Mc.Mullln. Jos. J. A. (28) ir.S.Navy
Melhorn, Kent Churchill (28) ll,8.Navy
.Merrill, Waller H. (25) Medical Science Bidu
.Miller. Gideon B. (2, 25. 28) 1730 K St. N.W
Miller. Reuben B. (28) U.S.Anny
Minter. James M. (28) U.S.Navy
Mitchell, James F. (5, 6. 25. 28, 30) 1344,
19lh St. N.W
Moran, John F, (1, 6, 25. 28) 2426 Penn-
sylvania Ave. N.W
Morse. Chas. F. (28) U.S.Anny
.Moulden. W. R. (25) The Montana
.Mundell. Joe. J. (JS, 28) I.'.S.Navy
Munger, Curtta B. (28) U.S.Navy
Murphy. Jos. A. (28) U.S.Navy
Nelil. Thos. E. (25) 1344, 19th St. N.W
.Newell. Wm. s. (25) The Ansberry Medical
Science Bldg
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Noble. Hobt. E. (28) U.S.Army
Northliiulon, Eugene G. (28) George Wash-
ington University Medical School
0-.Malley. John Jos. (28) U.S.Navy
Oman, chas. Maiden (28) L'.S.Navv
Owen, Wm. O. (28) 2719 OnUrlo Rd N «
I'arce, Alexander Dwight (28) U.S.Amiy
Parker. >:dwnrd M. (25, 28) 1726 M. Si
N.W
Patterson, Robt. Urle (28) U.S.Anny
Phalen, James M. (28) U.S.Army
Phelps, Jos. Royal (28) U.S Navy
Plerson, Robt. Hamilton (28) U.S.Armv
Plllsbury, Henry C. (28) U.S.Army
IMeadwell. Frank I.*ster (28) U.S.Navv
Prentiss. Danl. W. (25. 281 1213 M St. N.W
Putzkl, Paul 8. (28) Columbia Hospital
Ralson, Thos. W. (28) U.S.Navy
Ransdell, Robt, C. (28) 2013 Massachusetts
Ave. N.W
li.Msoner. Mathew A. (28) US. Army
U...-.I, Edward U. (28) US. Navy
It I. Thurlow Weed (28) U.S.Navy
Reeves, Wm. P. (25) 100 E. CaplUI Ave
Relchelderfer, Luther H. (25, 28) 1721 Con-
necticut Ave. .N.W
Reynolds, (lias. R. (28) U.S.Anny
RhnaiLs. Thos. L, (28) U.S.Army
RIgglcs, John 1„ (28) 1911 1 St. N,W
Kiggs. Chas. l^iwarii (28) U.S.Navy
UiilK'rtson, Gardner E. (28) U.S.Navy
Rodman. Snml. S. (28) .I.'.S.Navy
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Uosilter, Perceval Sherer (28) U.S.Navy
Rucker. Wm. Colby (28) I' S.P.H.S
Russell, Murray A. (25) 2314. 2nth St
Sa^iborn, Chas. F. (28) U.S. Veterans' Bureau
Sawyer. C. E. (281 Army and Navy Bldg
Sihlanscr, Adam (28) U.S.Army
Sellers. Frank E. (28) U.S.Navy
Shands. Aurellus R. (3, 6, 28) 901, 16th St
N.W
Sheldon, Luther Jr. (28) U.S.Navy
Shepanl, Geo, W. (28) U.S.Navy
Slier. Jos. Franklin (28) l^.S.Army
Smith, (has. Gurdon (28) lI.B.Nary
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Smith, Reo. Turkcr (28) f.S.NaTy
Smith. Harold W. (28) li.S.Navy
Smith. IJoyd Llewellyn (28) T.S.Army
."ipeiir. K«ym<ind (28) I'.S.Navy
SiiriKK. Wm. .M. (25) 815 Connet-tlout Ave
staiiltv, A. (amp (28) The Farragtit
Slavi-lv. Albert I-. (25, 28) 1744 M St. X.W
StItI, Edward Khndea (28) C.S.Navy
Stone, l-iaai- S. (6, 28) St(.neleli:h (I
Strine, Howard Francis (28) l^.S.Xavy
SiiUlvaii, Kc.tit. Y. (25, 28) Stoneleich Ct
Titus. Elijah While (28) 815 Connecticut
Ave
Tritile, Ceo. Bamett (28) I'.S.Navy
Tutlle, Arnold Uwiiiht (28) I'.S.Array
Vaufthan, (imi. T. (5, «. 25, 28) 1718 1 St.
X.W
WaUon. Chas. M. (28) U.S Army
Warner, J. W. (15) 1027 Vermont Ave
Warner, Otio N. (21) Provldinre Ho»|iii«i
Warner. Richard Ambrose (2N) rs\ ■■
Webb, rivs Robt. (28) i;.S.Xa\\
Weetl. Frank W. (28) U.S.Anu\
Welles, Edward M. Jr. (28) USArjov
Welllnnton, ,Iohn R. (25, 28) 1712 I.anler PI
White, (has. S. (23, 28) 911, lt;th St. X.W
Wlnii. (dndlc K. (28) U.S.Xavv
w, iff. Jklwin I'hillp (28) IVS.Army
Wu.,(l». Edgar Lyons (28) L'.S.Navy
Younit. Wm. 0. (25) 1523 L St. X.W
Zalesky, Wm. J. (28) L'.S.Navy
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of Georgia Bldg
Hodgson. Fred G. (3. 6, 28) 746 Peachfree St
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Nicholson, Wm. P. (6, 28) Pine and Peach-
tree Sts
Noble. Geo. H. (1, 2. 6, 28) 186 S. Prvor St
Person, Weldon E. (28) Candler Bids;
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Westmoreland, Willis F. (1, 6, 28) 331 Cotui-
land St
Yankey, Worth E. (21) 436 Peachtree St
Augusta
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Crane, Chas. W. (28) Lamar BIdR
Doughty. Wm. H., Jr. («, 28) 822 Greene 8t
(Joodrich. Wm. H. (28) Lamar Bldg
Michel, Henry M. (28) Herald Bldg
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Oa
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Ga
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ld»
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Anierson. Geo. C. (28) 31 X. State S'
Andrews. Edward W. (5, 7, 13, 28, 30) 122
S. Michigan Ave
Andrews. Frank T. (2. 11. 28) 448 Barry Ave
Atkeisson. John E. (21, 33) 1954 Milwaukee
Bachelle, Cecil V. (28) 30 X. Michigan Ave
Bacon. Chas. S. (U, 28) 2156 Sedgwick St
Baer, Jos. U (2, 11, 28) 104 S. Michigan Ave
Bailey, E. Stillman (28) 22 E. Washingt- n St
Barnes. Walter S. (28) 29 E. Madison St
Barrett. Channing W. (1, 2, 11, 28) 25 E.
Washington St
Bartholonieu. Anna I* L. (21, 33) Wesley
Memorial Hospital
Baum. W. L. (28) 30 X. Michigan Ave
Beck, Carl (13. 28) 2551 X. Clark St
Beck. Emil G. (7, 13, 28) 2551 X. Clark St
Behrendt. Arthtir J. (12) 2424 Armltage Ave
Belfleld, Wm. T. (28) 31 X. State St
Besley, Fred. A. (5, 7, 13, 28) 104 S. Michi-
gan Ave
Bettman, Ralph B. (28) 104 S. Michigan Ave
Bevan. Arthur D. (5, 6, 12, 13. 28, 30) 122
S. Michigan Ave
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Blomgren, W. L. (21) 3400 Lawrence Ave
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Brophv. Truman W. (28) 81 E. Madison St
Brougham. Edward J. (13, 28) 163 W. Chi-
cago Ave
Brown, Edward M. (13. 28) 24 E. Washing-
ton St
Buchblnder, Jacob B. (13) 104 S. Michigan
Ave
Buck, Carroll Deforest (28) r.S.Army
Buford, Coleman O. (13, 38) 12Z 8. Michi-
gan Ave
Bussey, Geo. N. (28) I8I0 Wilson Ave
Buawell, CUrk A. (28) 1953 Inrtng Park
BlTd
Byford. Henry T. (3, 7, 11, 33) People*
Gas Bldg
Carter, Thos. A. (38) 190 X. State St
Cary, Frank (28) 30 N. Michigan Ave
ChUlett, Howard H. (13, 28) 4721 Ureeo-
w ood Jl V 9
Christopher, Fredk. (13) 25 E. Washington
St
Clark, Chaa. C, (38) 765 Oakwood Blvd
aark. Peter 8. (28) 104 S. Michigan Ave
riiver, Paul M. (28) 850 K. 47th St
Conklln, Alice I. (28) 32 X. SUte St
C(K.mb«. Sylvan (13. 28) 25 E. Washing-
ton St
Corbus, Budd C. (38) 30 N. Michigan Ave
Cornell, Edward L. (28) 122 S. Michigan
Ave
Coulter, John Stanley (28) 5 N. Wabash
Ave
Crile. D. R. W. (13) 2106 Sedgwick 8t
Cubblns. Wm. R. (7, 13, 38) 2» E. Madi-
son St
Culbertaon, Carey (2, 11, 28) 30 N. Michi-
gan Ave
Cupler. Ralph C. (13. 28) 2259 W. 24rh St
Curtis. Arthur H. (2, 11, 28) 104 S. Mlchl-
Dagg. Thos. L. (21) 25 E. Washington St
Davenport, Geo. U (13. 281 31 N. State St
David, Frank E. (28) 25 E. Washington 8t
David. Vernon C. (7. 13) 25 E. Washington
St
T> is, Ray H. (38) 30 N. Michigan Ave
( arl B. (5, 7, 13, 28. 30) 122 8.
■ i. Iiigan Ave
liavjs, Geo. G. (13, 38) 208 S. LaSalle St
Davis, Thos. A. (13, 28) 1830 W. Harrison
St
Davison, Chas. (13. 28) University Hospital
Dean. Elmer A. (28) U.S.Army
DeLee, Jos. B. (2, 11. 28) 426 E. 51st St
Delprat, John C. (28) 25 E. Washington St
Docring, Edmund J. (28) 81 E. Madison St
Donlon, Stephen £. (28) 4758 W. Madlaun
St
Dooley, Harry J. (28) 17 S. Crawford Ave
•< -' nd. Wm. A. N. (11, 28) 25 E. Wash-
• .n St
..11. Guy G. (28) 135 Park Row
l>']>ii.y. Emillus C. (11, 13, 28) 122 S.
Michigan Ave
Diiir. R. Robinson (28) 1118 W. 35th St
Dyas. Fredk. G. (7, 13, 28) 25 E. Waahing-
t"n St
KlirnKinn. Fred J. E. (28) 2059 W. 21st Si
' Danl. N. (7, 13, 28) 30 X.
Ave
i ..^ .. 1^-on (28) 714 Grace St
Fischmann. Egon W. (28) 602 W. North Ave
Fltz-Patrlck, Gilbert (28) 122 S. Michigan
Ave
Flannery, R. E. (28) 2014 W. North Ave
Fowler. Edson B. (28) 7 W. Madison St
Frank. Jacob (12, 13, 28) 25 E. Washington
St
Frankenthal, Lester E. (11, 28) 5 S.
Wabash Ave
Friend, Emanuel (13, 28) 5 N. Wabash Ave
Fuller, Wm. (7. 12, 13. 28) 25 B. Washing-
ton St
Gatewood (13, 28) 122 S. Michigan Ave
Gibson, Harold K. (11) 30 X. Michigan Ave
Gilmer, Thos. L. (28) 122 S. Michigan Ave
Golden. John F. (13. 28) 104 S. Michigan
Goldspohn. Albert (1, 11, 28) 2120 Cleve-
land Ave
(Joldstlne, Mark T. (11, 28) 25 E. Wash-
ington St
Graham. Archie J. (28) 6250 S. Halsted St
Graham, David W. (13, 28) 7 W. Madison
St
Graham, John A. (28, 31) 30 N. Michigan
Ave
Green. Geo. W. (28) 4654 Sheridan Rd
Greensfelder, Louis A. (13, 28) 104 S. Mich-
igan Ave
Grosvenor, Wallace F. (28) 4700 Sheridan
Rd
Hagens. Garrett J. (28) 7207 S. Halsted St
Haines, Frances E. (21, 33) 25 E. Wash-
ington St
Halstead, Albert E. (5, 7, 13, 28) 30 N.
Michigan Ave
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AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORY
Hancheft, Wm. McMtcken (13) 122 S.
Michigan Ave
Harden, Robt. W. (12) 24 N. Wabash Ave
Harger, John Ross (13. 28) 25 E. Washing-
ton St
Harris, Malcolm L. (5, 7, 12, 13, 28, 30)
25 E. Washington St
Harsha, Wm. M. (T, 13, 28) 30 N. Michigan
Ave
Harsha. Wm. Thos. (28) 30 N. Michigan Ave
Harvey. Andrew M. (28) 836 S. Michigan
Blvd
Harvey. James A. (28) 25 E. Washington Si
Heaney, Noble S. (2, 11, 28) 104 S. Michi-
gan Ave
Henderson, E. E. (28) 2725 W. North Ave
Herb. Isabella C. (21, 33) 110 S. Ashland
Blvd
Herbst, Robt. H. (28) 104 S, Mlelilgan Ave
Hessert. Wm. (7, 13, 28) 547 Fullerton
Parkway
Hewitt, Wm. F. (28. 33) 122 S. Michigan
HlUis, David S. (11. 28) 104 S. Michigan-
Holmes, Rudolph W. (2, 11, 28) 9,S2 X.
Michigan Ave
Hopkins. C. W, (7. 13, 28) 322 N. Wells St
Homer, D. A. (11) 209 S. State St
Howland, Edward D. (28) 30 N. Michigan
Ave
Iseman, Lawrence L. (13, 28) 30 S. Michi-
gan Ave
Jackson, Harry (13, 28) 104 S. Michigan Ave
Jacobs, Chas. M. (3, 12, 28) 31 N. SUte St
Jones, Haruid (13) 122 8. Michigan Ave
Kscln, Waiburga (33) 5960 Hermiuge Ave
Kahlke, Chas. E. (13, 28) 25 E. Washing-
ton St
Kanavel. Allen B. (5, 7, 13, 28. 30 31)
30 N. Michigan Ave
Kelley, Thos. H. (28) 818 E. 75th St
Kerr, Norman (12, 13, 28) 25 E. Washing-
ton St
Keyes, A. Belchman (11, 28) 112 S. Michi-
gan Are
Knowles, Myrtha (33) St. Lukes Hospital
Koch, Sumner L. (13) 30 N. Michigan Ave
Kolischer, Gustave (11) 108 N. Sute St
Koll, Irvin S. (28) 31 N. Sute St
Krause, H. (21) 25 E. Washington St
Kretschmer, Herman L. (7) 122 S. Michigan
Ave
Kreuscher, Philip H. (13, 28) 30 N. Michi-
gan Ave
Kuflewskl. Wladyslaw A. (28) 1725 S. Ash-
land Ave
Lackner, Julius E. (28) 1(M 8. Michigan
Ave
Lee, W. Geo. (11) 4557 Broadway
Lesplnasae, V. D. (28) 7 W. Madison St
Lewis, Dean D. (5, 6, 7, 13. 28 30 31)
122 8. Michigan Ave
Lewis, Henry F. (II) 25 E. Washington St
lobdell, Effla L. (28. 33) Marshall Field
BIdg
Logan, Wm. H. (28) 20 E. Madison St
Loun-sburj-. BenJ. F. (13. 28) 2449 Wa.Hh-
Ington Blvd
Luken. Martin G. (28) 1954 Irving Park
Blvd
Lundgren, Albert T. (28) 2155 Clereland
Are
Lyons. Mary (33) 5200 W. Madison St
Mack. Burton W. (28) 4159 W. North Ave
Magnuson. Paul B. (13, 28) 30 N. .Michigan
Are
Mammen. Goeke H. (28) 2706 N. Rockwell 81
Martin, Franklin H. (2. 6, U. 28) 30 N.
Mlchip.tn Ave
McArthur. Lewis L. (5. 7. 12, 13, 28, 30) 122
S. .Michigan Are
McArthur, Sellm (13) 122 8. Michigan Ave
McAullIT, Geo. R. (21) 923 Alrdrle PI
McCoIlum, Sally J. (21, 33) 29 E. Madison 8t
McEwen, Marr «. (28) 25 E. Washington St
McOowan, John B. (28) 72 W. Adams St
McGulnn, James J. (28) 30 N. Michigan Ave
McKenna, C. Hugh (28) 3511 Archer Ave
McNealy, Raymond W. (13) 25 E. Washing-
ton St
McWhorter, Golden L. (13, 28) 122 8. Michi-
gan Ave
Meany, John J. (28) 4801 W M.irlHon St
Meyer, Karl A. (13) Unh " i.lul
Mlilcr, Edwin N. (13) 122 , Ave
Mock. Harry E. (13. 28) U ..an Ave
Monahnn. James J. (28) 25 K. Wu-'lilngton St
Monash. David Falkner (28) 4735 S. Michi-
gan Are
Montgomery, A. H. (13) 122 S. Michigan Are
Moore, Frank D. (13, 28) 30 N. Michigan
Moorhead, Edward L (13, 28) 31 N. State St
Moorehead, Fredk. B. (28) 122 S. Michigan
Ave
Morf. Paul F. (13. 28) 746 Fullerton Ave
Morgan, Benj. (21) 3508 Ogden Are
Morgan, Wm. E. (13) 2526 Calumet Ave
Morton. Frank R. (28) 25 E. Washington St
Mueller. Geo. (28) 209 S. State St
Nadeau, Oscar E. (13. 28) 2106 Sedgwick St
Neir, James M. (13, 28, 33) 104 8. Michigan
Are
Nuzum, John (13) 2106 Sedgwick St
Ochsner. Albert J. (5, 6, 13, 28, 30) 2106
Sedgwick St
Ochsner, Edward R. (6. 12, 13, 28) 2155
Cleveland Ave
Oden, Rudolph J. E. (28) 5412 N. Clark St
Ofner, Oscar (28) 635 Center St
Olentine, Fred Blue (28) 4754 Washington
Blvd
Oliver, Paul (13, 28) 30 N. Michigan Are
O'Neill. A. August (28) 4607 Chaniplain Ave
Orth. Danl. A. (28) 209 S. State St
Paddock. Chas. E. (11, 28) 104 S. Miclilgan
Ave
Parker, Chas. A. (12) 7 W. Madi.wn St
Parkes, Chas. H. (28) 1910 Llnct>ln Ave
Patera, Edward (281 1809 Loomls St
Pavltk, 0. S. (11. 28) 801 .Milwaukee Are
Pennington, John Rawson (4, 28) 31 N. State
St
Percv, Nelaon M. (5, 13. 28) 2106 Bedrwick
St
Pfelfer. John P. (28) 1572 Milwaukee Are
Phemlster, Dallas B. (5, 13. 28, 30) 122 S.
Michigan Ave
Phlfer. Chas. H. (28) 30 N. Michigan Are
Pierce, Frank E. (13, 28) 104 S. Michigan
Are
Plummer, Saml. C. (5, 7. 13. 28) 25 E. Wash-
ington St
Pond. Darwin B. (28) 4363 Lincoln Ave
Porter, John L. (3. 7, 12, 28) 7 W. Madison
St
Post, Geo. W.. Jr. (28) 4158 W. Lake 8t
PotU, Herbert A. (28) 31 N. State St
Redden, Edward N. (28)17 8. Crawford Ave
Reed. Cha.t. B. (11. 28) 31 N. State St
Richter. Harry M. (7, 13, 28) 104 8. Michi-
gan Ave '
RIdlon. John (12, 28) 7 W. Madison St
Riebei. Ernest C. (13) 302 W. 63d St
Ries. Emll (U) 30 N. Michigan Are
Roberg, Oscar T. (28) 2749 W. Foster Are
Rogers, Ca.ssius C. (13, 28) 25 E. Washington
St
Ryan. Lawrence (13, 28) 32 N. State St
Rycrson, Edwin W. (3. 12, 28) 122 8. Michi-
gan Are
Sadler, Lena K. (28) 533 Dirersey P«rk»a\
Sadler. Wm. S. (28) 533 Dirersey Parkwai
Sanford, Wiliard C. (28) 31 N. State St
Saurenhaus. Ernst (28) .50 Bellerue PI
Sawyer, Chas. F. (IS. 28) 104 8. Michigan
Are
Schiller, Hcllodor (28) 29 E. Madison St
Schmitz, Henry (1, II, 28) 23 E. Washing
ton St
Schochet. 8. S. (11) 5310 Michigan Ave
Schoenberii. A. John (28) 747 Fullerton Ave
Schrager. Victor L. (13) 3300 DouglaH Blvd
Schrneder. Geo. H. (28) 2705 W. North Ave
Schroeder. Wm. E. (13, 28) Wesley Me
mcirlal Hospital
Scifirt. Mathlas J. (28) 30 N. Michigan Am-
.■<i'nii. Emanuel J (13) 25 E. Washlnt'lon St
.-^hackclton. Wm. E. (13) 25 E. Washlnglnn
St
Simon, Ludwig 8. (28) 31 N. Bute At
Smith. Edwin M. (12) 861 N. LaSalle 81
Speed. Kellogg, (5. 7. 13, 28) 122 8. Michi-
gan Ave
Stahi. Frank A. (11) 31 N. State St
Steele, Danl. A. K. (13. 28) ,30 N. Michigan
SIcIn, Irving F. (II) 30 N. Michigan Ave
Straus. D. C. (13, 28) 30 N. Michinan Are
Strauss. Alfred A. (28) 104 8. Michigan Are
Strawn. Julia C. (28) 22 E. Washington .St
Sullivan, Thos. J. (13, 28) 4729 S. Ashland
Ave
Swen.snn, Carl C. (13, 28) 440 Fullerton
Parkway
Swift. Wm, J. (28) 220 8. State 8t
Taruowiky, Geo. de (11, 13, 28) 30 N. Mich-
igan Are
Test, F. C. (12) 30 N. Mldil(an Ave
90
Thomas. Henry B. (12. 28) 30 N. Michigan
Are
Thompson. Geo. F. (13. 28) -1100 W. Madison
St
Thompson, Wm. M. (11, 28) 23 E. Washing-
ton St
Van Hook, Weller (13) 31 N. State St
Van Hoosen. Bertha (28) 25 E. Washington
St
Vaughan. Roger T. (7. IS, 28) 30 N. Michi-
gan Ave
Waters, Oren J. (28) 3 W. Delaware PI
Watklns, Thos. J. (2. 11, 28) 104 S. Michi-
gan Are
Webster. John C. (2) 104 S. Michigan Are
Werellus Axel (28) 30 N. Michigan Ave
Wiener. Alex. C. (12) 225 N. .Michigan Ave
Williams. Danl. H. (28) 3129 Indiana Are
Wolfer. .John A. (13, 28) 30 N. Michigan Are
Woolston. Wesley John (28) 25 E. Wa.shing-
ton St
Wynekoop, Chas. I. (28) 737 Sheridan Bd
Wynekoop, OUbert H. (28) 4500 Sheridan Rd
Xelouskt. Thaddeus Z. (28) 1053 .Milwaukee
Ave
Yarros. Rachelle S. (28) Sno S. Halsted St
Zabokrtaky. Jos. (28) 31 N. State St
Zapffe. Fred C. (28) 25 E. Washington St
Zimmerman, Augustus G. (28) 30 N. Michi-
gan Are
State at Large
.Vppelle. Geo. C. (21) Champaign, 111
Babcock, Henry S. (28) Danville. Ill
Bacon. Jay Harrey (28) Peoria, 111
Bacon, Jos. B. (1, 28) Macomb. Ill
Barton. Francis W. (28) Danville. HI
Best. Chas. L. (28) Freeport. Ill
Hispham. Wm. N. (28) Ft Sheridan, 111
Black, Carl E. (7, 28) Jacksonville. Ill
Bondurant. Flint (28) Cairo. Ill
Brodrlck. Frank W. (28) Sterling. Ill
Brown, Paul F. (28) Maywood, III
Hryan, Thos. A. (28) Mattoon, til
Burns, J. Robt. (28) Freoport. Ill
Carter, Wm. J. (28) Mattoon, 111
Catlln. Sanford R. (2S) Rockford, III
Chandler, Augustus W. (28) Rochelle. Hi
Clark, Dwlght F. (28) Eranston. Ill
cohn, Kugcn (28) Kankakee, III
Coleman, Everett P. (28) Canton, 111
Coleman, James E. (28) Canton, 111
Collins, CUtTord U. (7, 28) Peoria, Hi
Cnlhane, Thos. H. (28) Rockford, III
Danforth, Wm. C. (2, II, 28) Eranston. Ill
DeValln, Chas M. (28) Great Lakes. Ill
Dreyer, John W. (28) Aurora, 111
East, Clarence W. (28) SprinEfleld. Ill
Harngev, Wiliard B. (33) Rockford, 111
Kdmonson, (i. S. (28) Clinton. Ill
Kyster, (im. L. (28) Rock Island, III
Finch, James II. (28) Champaign, III
I'oley. John C, (28) Waukegan, HI
Ford, Ernest J. (28) Evanston, III
Kranlng. Edward C. G. 128) (iaiesliiirg. III
Franklin, John H. (7. 28) Spring Valley, HI
(illl, Jamei Edward (28) Great Lakes, 111
i;rant. John J, (28) Froeport, III
Cray, Wm. L. (28) Clmmpaign, III
Green, John A. (28) Rockford. Ill
Gregory. Junius Claiborne (28) Eranston. Ill
Grlnstead. Wm F. (28) Cairo. Ill
Griswold. Ross W. (28) Litchfield. Ill
Hanna. RolK A. (7, 28) Peoria. Ill
Halrgrove. John W. (28) Jacksonriile. HI
llatfleld. Raymond L. (28) DanrlUe. HI
llollowliush. Jos. R. (7. 28) Rock Island, III
Johnson. T. Arthur (28) Rockford. Ill
Karrher, Wm. L. (2S) Freeport, 111
Koch, John A. (28) Quincy, III
Lane, Edward H. (21) East St. Louis, III
Langhorat, Fred H. (28) Elgin, III
I.«ngBtair, James H. (28) Falrbury. Ill
I.«ughlin. Elmer O. (21) Paris, 111
Lcmgabaugh, Rudolph I, (28) Great I.j>kes.
Ill
MacDonnid, James W. (7) Aurora, III
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