J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from
JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL·· CORPS.
NOVEMBER, 1913. Protected by copyright. ESTABLISHMENTS. Royal Army Medical Corps Training Establishment, Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander A. Sutton, D.S.O., Royal Army Medical Corps, to be Commandant, vice Colonel George D. Hunter, D.S.O., dated September 20, 1913. Royal Hospital, Chelsea, Lieutenant·Colonel Oliver R. A. Julian, C.M.G., Royal Army Medical Corps, to be Physician and Surgeon, vice Lieutenant-Colonel R. J. C. Cottell, retired, dated October 13, 1913. ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. Lieutenant. Colonel Reginald J. C. Cottell is placed ou retired pay, dated October 13, 1913. The undermentioned Majors to be Lieutenant-Colonels: Gerard W. Tate, M.B., vice J. Ritchie, deceased, dated October 7, 1913; Norman Faichnie, M.B., vice O. R. A. Julian, C.M.G., supernumerary, dated October 13, 1913. Captaiu Henry W. Long, M.B., to be Major, dated June 27, 1913. Captain Charles V. B. Stanley, M.D., retires receiving a gratuity, dated October 22, http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ 1913. ARRIVALS HOME FOR DUTY.-From West Africa : on October 15, Captain J. T. McEutire; on October 17, Lieutenant-Colonel J. J. Gerrard, Major J. C. B. Statham. ARRIVALS HOME ON LEAYE.-Major H. L. W. Norrington, Captains C. M. Drew, W. R. O'Farrell, W. E. Marshall, W. Mathieson and T. W. Stallybrass. POSTINGS.- Scottish Command: Lieutenant·Colonel H. N. Thompson, D.S.O. Northern Command: Lieutenant-Colonel J. W. Bullen. Eastern Command; Major P. S. O'Reilly. Irish Command : Lieutenant-Colonel M. O'D .. Braddell, Major H. Herrick. London District: Lieutenant·Colonel C. W. R. Healey, Captain N. E. J. Harding. TRANSFERS.-To Richmond, Yorks: Major T. C. MacKenzie, D.S.O" from Dover; to York: Captain L. A. A. Andrews, from Cork. TRANSFERS TO THE HOME ESTABLISHMENT.-From India, on October 26, on September 28, 2021 by guest. Lieutenant-Colonel M. O'D. Braddell; on November 3, Lieutenant-Colonel C. W. R. Healey; on November 6, Major H. Herrick; on November 10, Major P. S. O'Reilly; on November 11, Lieutenant·Colonel H. N. Thompson, D.S.O. APPOINTMENTS.-Lieutenant-Colonel H. N. Thompson, D.S.O., Deputy Director of Medical Services, Scottish Command. Major N. J. C. Rutherford, Sanitary Officer, Cork District .. Major T. C. MacKenzie, D.S.O., D.A.D.M.S., Northumbrian Division, T.F. Captain W. G. Maydon, Adjutant. R.A.M.C. School of Instiuction, West J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 102 Lancashire Division, T.F. Captain L. A. A. Andrews, Specialist in Dermatology and Venereal Diseases, Northern Command. Captain B. A. OdIum, Instrnctor in Medical Corps duties at the South African Military College. RETIRED PAY APPOINTMENTS.-Major C. W. Reilly, Medical Charge at Bodmin. Major G. S. Mansfield, Medical Charge at St. Peter's, Jersey. Major E. M. Williams, Medical Charge at Leicester. The undermentioned retired pay appointments are vacant: Netheravon, Berehaven, Lancaster, Fort Efford and Mutley District. QUALIFICATIONS.-Captain J. E. H. Gatt has ohtained the Diploma in Public Health of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, Edinburgh, and Royal Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow, the Diploma in Tropical Medicine and Hygiene of the University of Camhridge, and the certificate of the London School of Tropical Medicine (with distinction, having ohtained 75 per cent. of marks, bracketed third place). ROSTER FOR SERVICE ABROAD.-Captain C. P. O'Brien~Butler has exchanged to a higher position on the roster with Captain H. L. Howell. Captain J B. Meldon has 'been permitted to exchange to Gibraltar with Captain T. H. Dickson, who will proceed to India. EMBARKATIONS.-For Malta: On September 28, Captain W. F. H. Vaughan; on October 15, Major C. C. Cumming. For India: on October 1, Lieutenant A. S. Heale (at Malta) ; on October 9, Lieutenant·Colonel J. M. F. Shine, Majors N. H. Ross and F. Harvey, Captaius H. W. Russell and G. S. Wallace, Lieutenants L. BuckJey, E. B. Allnutt and E. C. Deane; on October 22, Lieutenant,Colonel H. M. Adamson, Majors E. E. Powell, A. L. Scott, J. W. H. Houghton, Captains J. Mackenzie and H. J. Protected by copyright. Crossley, Lieutenants T. E. Osmond, R. T. Vivian and E. G. H. Cowen. WARRANT OFFICERS, NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, AND MEN. DISCHARGES. 10762 S.-Serjt. .. Edwards, C. H. .. 25.9.13 Termiuation of second period. 9305 ., Maffey, H. " .. 28.9.13 After 3 months' notice. 1081 Serj'~ant .. Holmes, G. T. .. 4.10.13 10271 .. Jebson, J. R. .. 17.10.13 M~dically ~nfit . " 9428 Corporal" .. Miller, F. .. 9.10.13 After 3 months' notice. 994 .. Davies, G. A. .. 6.10.13 Termination of first period. 12627 " .. Borland, H. .. 24.10.13 At own request. 16497 " .. Rann, W. H. .. 17.9.13 Free, to take up employment. 6524 Pri~~te .. Bennetts, N. .. 25.9.13 Medically unfit. .' 51 .. Coward, G ... .. 14.10.13 At own request. http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ - " TRANSFERS TO ARMY RESERVE. 5111 Pte. Bennett, J. .. 6.9.13 5126 Pte. Beaven, \V. .. 25.9.13 5121 Simson, A. .. 18.9.13 . 19869 Baston, T. .. 24.9.13 5115 " Alien, C. E. Eoo. 7.9.13 5138 " Ransome. D. .. 29.9.13 5116 " Beere, E. .. 13.9.13 5137 " Blackwell, A. .. 28.9.13 5237 " Wilkie, T. .. 3.9.13 5132 " McFarlane, G. H. 29.9.13 5124 " Couchman, H. F. 18.9.13 19896 " Rutt, C. W. .. 28.9.13 " " 4781 Gilbert, M. J. .. 19.9.13 5141 Stovell, C. " 2.10.13 19866 " Worrell, J. L. .. 20.9.13 5143 " Jones, E. H. .. 2.10.13 5127 " Manns, W. J. .. 25.9.13 5147 " Mullen, J. .. 4.10.13 19976 " Turner, T. J. 12.3.13 19898 L.-Cpl." Ames, C. M: .. 3.10.13 on September 28, 2021 by guest. 5118 " O'Donohoe, W. C. 13.9.13 792 Pte. Sherman, F. .. 3.10.13 5123 " Bonnett, R. .. 18.9.13 5136 Holness, T. .. 2.10.13 5120 " Warner, W. Goo. 18.9.13 5145 " Evans, A. .. 4.10.13 5122 " Slocombe, H. 18.9.13 5142 " Nye, A. J. .. 2.10.13 19851 L.-Cpl." Claydon, P. E ... 14.9.13 ! 5140 " Hopgood, H. J ... 5.10.13 5119 Pte. Morris, J. M. .. 13.9.15 827 " Stammers, A. .. 12.10.13 " J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 103 TRANSFERS TO OTHER CORPS. 11370 S.-Serjeant Loveland, F. 2.10.13 To Notts and Derby T.F. Field Ambulance. 11513 Serjeant Hinton, G ... 6.9.13 " Sch. of Instruction, Aber- deen T.F. 11789 Skinner, W. 4.9.13 " Sch. of Instruction, S. M. Division T.F. 4828 Private Matheson, F. J. 15.9.13 " A. S. Corps. DEATHS. I 52161 Pte. Holloway, M.' 1 18.9.13 Belfast •. \ Acute ant. poliomyelitis. 2063 " Crofts, C. .. 29.9.13 Hong Kong Appendicitis. 1 THE FOLLOWING N.C.Os. AND MEN HAVE QUALIFIED FOR PROMOTION IN THE VARIOUS CORPS EXAMINATIONS. FOR STAFF-SERJEANT. 150181 Serjeant Davis, A. J. 11185771 Serjeant .. Read, F. L. 10458 " 1 La~gston, W. 16678 " .. 1 March, J. E. 177481 1 Dissent, C. H. 11741 1 " .. 1 Hudson, H. 12242 . 1 Luxton, A. J. Protected by copyright. FOR SERJEANT. 18481 Corporal 1 Martins, A. V." 11 18341 1 Lce.-Serjt. 1 Nettle, A. 18301 " Molden, C. J. 18418 Corporal.. Smith, G. 18763 1 1 Smith, F. J. 12618 1 " .. 1 Mayman, W. A. FOR CORPORAL. 12047 Private .. Eley, H. A. 18907 Private .. Blundell, W. J. 1746 .. McLachlan, E. J. 4363 .. La Roche. H. 1072 " .. French, H. A. 4.310 " .. Tomlyn, F. H. 4942 " .. McCombie, A. 1710 " .. Hudson, J. R. 4991 " .. Shorten, B. 5024 " .. Ballan, D. J. 6356 " .. Stevens, F. D. 1615 " .. Paddison, J. R. 2185 " .. Jenkins, W. E. 4879 " .. Barlow, C. W. 19583 " .. Pickerden, T. 19591 " .. Holfe, P. L. 6714 " .. Barnard, D. 306 " .. Quelch, F. G. 5918 " .. Blair, H. 5607 " .. Sowter, W. J. 6626 " .. Metcalf, J. 6640 " .. Underhill, T. G. http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ " " EMBARKATIONS FOR ABROAD. To CEYLON, PER S.S. "MALDA," SEPTEMBER 20, 1913. 4.890 t Private . Tumilty, J. 5089 11 Private .. "BriSbane, W. 4937 " ' ",'I Dunkley, H. 5150 " .. Jacombe, C. E. 1837 , " . . Hopkins, C. ItI . To CEYLON, PER H.T. "SOMALI," SEPTEMBER 26, 1913. () 9876 1 Sjt.-Major 1 Powell, A. G. 11 1 I To NORTH CHINA, PER H.'r. "SOMALI," SEPTEMBER 26, 1913. 12743 1 S.-Serjt... 1 Wilson, T. R. 1119650 I Private .. 1 Gawn, H. 5786 ~ Private . . Burgess, F. 5345 1 " • • Pullen, A. E. on September 28, 2021 by guest. To HONG KONG, PER H.T. "SOMALI," SEPTEMBER 26, 1913. 19980 Corporal .. Loder, H. G. ' 19864 Lce.-Corpl. Pitt, T. R. 19619 Lce.-Corpl. Aley, H. 5887 Private Groves, W. H. 18933 Serjeant Thompson, H. L. 4932 Moran, W. 4936 Private Strange, H. E. 5844", Dilks, M. 5161 Thayers, A. H. 15517 Gilchrist, A. 5278 Talbot, W. J. 5641 Brown, T. 955 McKechnie, R. 5106" Clarke, A. E. J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 104 To SINGAPORE, PER H.T. "SOMALI," SEPTEMBER 26, 1913. 182331 S.-Serjt. 1 Evans, A. C. 12052/ Serjeant .. I Halkett, F. C. 5009 Private Eales, T. H. 1894 Private .. I Benjafield, H. J. 168091 1 Riding, A. E. H. 51571 " .. 1 Hobday, S. W. 4841" Clarke, A. E. 11 To SIERRA LEONE, PER S.S. " SOKOTO," SEPTEMBER 18, 1913 .. 186561 corporal"1 Maywood, H. G. 11198051 Corporal .. 1 Hanrahan, J. 18610 Private . . Hassard, H. W. NOTES FROM TIDWORTH.-Lieutenant-Colonel H. D. Rowan, R.A.M.C., writes, September 25, 1913: "The cricket season is practically over, with the exception of the semi-final and final of the Hubert Hamilton 'Garrison Cricket Cup, which, weather permitting, after the termination of the Army Manmuvres, we have high hopes of winning. "Taking the season as a whole, and considering the duties to be arranged for, camping season, divisional training, manmuvres, &c., our team is to be congratUlated on winning so many matches. " Looking back we find that we played in all twenty-eight matches, winning twenty two, losing four and drawing two. Not a bad performance considering we are only a Company, and are scattered, and yet we have been able to hold our own with the different regimental teams. . _ " In the Garrison Cup ties, permission was granted for our side to amalgamate with Protected by copyright. the Army Ordnance Corps, which has added considerably to our chance of winning the Cup. " Our success is mainly due to the excellent -all-round work of our officers, Major L. Addams-Williams (Captain), Major W. L. Steele, Major R V.Cowey, Captains R B. Ainsworth and S. M. W. Meadows (Sub-Captain), and also of Corporal Cowx. The batting shows a great improvement on last year, no less than seven members of the team reaching a doublE! figure average. The brunt of the attack was generally carried out by Captain Meadows and Corporal Cowx (the latter only requiring 7 wickets to complete his century), supported by Corporal Boxall, Majors Addams-Williams and Cowey. "In recognition of 'services rendered,' the Commanding Officer, Major Addams Williams and Major Cowey presented three cricket bats for the' Best Batting Average,' 'Best Bowling Average,' and 'Most Catches,' which were won by Corporal Cowx, Lance-Corporal Boxall and Private Wickers, respectively. "A friendly match was arranged with the Royal Victoria Hospital, Netley, on August 28,. and a very nice day's outing was spent at Netley, The Tidworth party proved victorious by 177 runs. Unfortunately, at the last minute, three of our officers http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ could not turn out owing to duty, but we borrowed a couple of our departmental friends to assist us. Scores follow. Royal Army Medical Corps, Tidworth. Corporal Cowx, caught Canopo, bowled Ensell 31 Qmr.-Serjt. Power (RE.), retired 105 Conductor Spinks .(A.O.C.), bowled Hemphill 25 Corporal Fryer, bowled Barber .. 6 Captain Meadows, caught Ferguson, bowled Ensell 36 Lieutenant Hepper, run out 17 Major Steele, bowled .Ferguson 9 Staff-Serjeant Dewberry, not out 4 on September 28, 2021 by guest. Serjeant Boxshall, bowled Ensell o Lance-Corporal Boxall, bowled Edwards 1 Private Wickers, bowled Edwards 2 ;Extras 32 Total 268 ) J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 105 Royal Victoria Ilospital, Netlty. Reverend EnsolI, caught Heppcr, bowled Mea.dows 16 AIr. Moss (R.E.), bowled COW}; 5 Lieutenant M:cNlI.ughton, bowled Cowx 1 .. Herophili, stumped Powor, bowled Spinks 29 Private Ba.rber, caught Dewberry, bowled Cowx .. 3 Serjeant l!'ergusoll, caught Dewbcrry, bowled Fryer IQ Ca.ptain Pallaut, ca.ugbt Boxall, bowlod Cowx .. 3 " Maugbau, bowled Co\Vx • . . . o Serjcant Cbrisp, stumped .Powor, bowled Spinks .8 11 Edwards, not out 2 Private Canapo, bowled Fryer . . o Extra.s 8 Tola.l 91 "FINAL ROBEnT llAl.IILTON COP. e, Played Octobe;' 2 atld 3, 1913. "The following are the scores in the fina.! of the Hubod IIamilton Cnp. which wc won ea.sily by 170 rUllS on the first inning~. We had previously met the 9th Lancers :lud Wiltshire Regiment, a.nd the Royal Irish Rifles had beaten the 18th Hussars and 3rd Ba.ttalion Worcestershire Regimont. Protected by copyright. Tota.l 27 on September 28, 2021 by guest. "Major Bush aod Capta.in l\fe:\dows bowled excellently a.ud seemed almost Ull- playa.blo. The former Look 5 wickets for l7 ruus and the laLLcr 3 for 10." HOTES FROM GIBRUiT.l..R.-Scrjeant.}Jajor J. Wickersh:\m writes, Octobcr 12, 1913: "It is now Rome months since ",uy Gibra.ltar notes have been senli to tho Corps News, but iu t he mea.ntimc 1 "hiuk the Compauy h a.s beld it!! own as rega.rds sport, considering the Rllperiority of thc Lca.ms we had to meet at cricket fl.nd water polo. e< Our cricket team has becu strengthened this year by fJancQ·Corporal Burr Ilud Private Wa.tson, who joined us in Mu-rob last, Wa.tson doing well bobind thc stumps. J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 106 Hupplar, in playing: against the Gibralta.r Cricket Club, scored 103 Dot out. Batting a.nd bowling averages arc given below. U In wa.ter polo we did well, and hope to do better next sca.son. A team was entered for the Ga.rrison Lea.gue Cup, in which we managed to beat the 2nd Lincoln Regiment a.nd 2nd Wilts Regiment, but the R.a.A. and R.E. were too strong for us, although we gave them 8. good game. Ca.pta.in Comyn took a. groat interest in the team a.nd it was to this tha.t OUI' success was due. "The winter sea.son is now sta.rting wi.th footbaJ.l nod hockey, also another sport, weekly drill. Qur Quadrille Club is running just as strollg as ever, and we have already bad two very successful dances this season ," Protected by copyright. I 1 I \VATER POLO TEA)!. http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ Reading from left to right. Stanain(T-Pte, n, E. Howell, Pte. r. G. Elsey (Secretary), Capt. K. Comyn (Captain), Pte. F. Burden, Pto. G. Lomas (Vicc.Capta.in). 1 Sitling- Cpl. D. D. Court and Sjt.. Major J. Wickersham. Reclitting-Ptc. H. Scott and F. Lester. No. ~8 COMPANY, ROYAl. ARMY MXDICAL CORPS' CRI CKE'l' CLUB, 1913, I Batting atul Bowling Averages. Batting. MO Bt In all Times Dot Averagos Kame hlllillg8 n uns Inningll out I Priva.tc Dash .. 10 257 58 1 28'55 Huppler 22 ~88 lOS· 3 22'78 Griffithl> 24 893 n" 5 20'68 on September 28, 2021 by guest. I Corpora.l.. Court 20 820 62 I 15'84 Lance.Corporal Burr 2( 856 65 1 15'47 Priva.te Watson 20 250 42' 2 14'88 .. Eh;ey 7 57 21 3 14'25 I .. Ba.rlow 17 189 65' 2 12'GQ .. Lansdowne .. 22 211 37' 3 11'10 .. ]j"trancis 19 188 27' 3 8'62 Ca.pto.i n H. S. Dickson 14 109 29 1 8'87 I Prh'ate Whiddon 13 83 14" 3 8'SO • Signifies not out. J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from ]07 Bowling. Average Name Runs Wickets Overs Maiden Balls runs per Dvers ,bowled wicket Private Huppler 638 60 169'5 17 1,019 10'63 Lansdowne 455 38. 126 16 756 11'97 La~~e.Corporal Burr 330 24 77'1 5 463 13'75 Private Whiddon 348 25 118 18 708 13'92 Francis 590 41 130 10 780 14'39 Corporal" Court 199 8 54'3 7 327 24'80 NOTES FROM SIMLI..-Lieutenant·Colonel A. P. Blenkinsop, RA.M.C., Assistant Director of Medical Services (British Service) writes as follows, dated September 18, 1913:- "Leave.-General leave ex India to the undermentioned officers has been con. curred in:- "Major B. St. J. Killery, six months, from September 15, 1913. "Captain W. J. Tobin, six months, from September 4, 1913. " Postings. -The officers detailed to proceed to India for duty during the ensuing trooping season will, on arrival, be posted to divisions as. follows :- " 1st Division.-Major R. L. Popham; Captains L. Cotterill and J. B. Meldon. "2nd Division.-Lieutenants B. H. H. Spence, A. Hood, J. M. Elliott, H. J. G. Wells, W. W. Pratt (from Southern Army). . "3rd Division.-Lieutenant·Colonel T. Du B. Whaite; Majors E. E. Powell, B. W. Longhurst, W. Tibbits, R. L. Argles, R. McK. Skinner; CaptainsA. H.,Hayes, E. :M. Pennefather, W. F. H. Vaughan, H; W. Russell'; Lieutenants'D. W. Bruce, Protected by copyright. L. Buckley, S. P. Sykes, A. G. Biggam, R. K. Mallam, W. Stevenson, J. L. Ritchie, G. A. Blake, S. J. Higgins.' , " 4th Division.-Majors L. Addams· Williams, H. D. Packer; Captain H. C" Wink. worth; Lieutenants I. R. Hudleston, W. Macnaughtan. "5th Division.-Lieutenant·Colonel R Holyoake; Majors E. S. Clarke, E. E. Parkes; Captains J. A. W. Webster, J. A. Turnbnll, P.Power, D. T. IV!. Large, D. T. Richardson. "6th Division.-Lieutenant-Colonel H. M. Adamson; Majors A. L. Scott, F. Harvey; Captains l!'. C. Lambert, B. G. Patch, T. S. Dudding; Lieutenants E. B. Allnutt, M. Burnett, S.J. Barry. , "7th Division.-Lieutew1nt·Colonel G. A. T. Bray (from Southern Army); Major E. H. Condon; CaptainsH. J. Crossley, T. S. Coates, K. A. C. Doig, R. J. B.'Buchanan; Lieutenants R Davidson, H. W. L. Allott, E. G. H. Cowen, W. Stewart, E. A. Strachan, E. C. Deane (from Southern Army). "8th Division.-Majors N. H. Ross, W. M. H. Spiller, J. C. Kennedy; Captains J. McKenzie, A. T. Frost, T. C. C. Leslie (from Southern Army); Lieutenants T. E. http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ Osmond, J. H. M. Frobisher, O. W. J. Wynne, C. J. H. Little, R. W. Vint, E. P. A. Smith, C. M. Ingoldby (from Southern Army). "9th Division.-Lieutenant·Colonel J. F. Donegan; Majors H. W. H. O'Reilly, L. L. G. Thorpe; Captains M. Keane, A. C. H. Gray, G. S. Wallace, R. E. Humphrey, C. E. W. S. Fawcett; Lieutenants W. B. Laird, F. R. B. Skrimshire, E. T. Vivian, H. C. Todd, C. J. Blaickie, P. A. With, H. S. Blackmore. " Specialists.-The following officer has been appointed specialist in the su bject and Division noted against him: Major F. M. Mangin, ophthalmology, 6th (Poona) Division." SPECIAL RESERYE OF OFFICERS. ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. The und~rmentioned Lieutenants to be Captains :-Charles M. Page, M.B., F.R.C.S., dated September 14, 1913; George F. Randall, dated September 19, 1913; Edward T. on September 28, 2021 by guest. Holland, dated September 28, 1913; John C. Hall, M.D., and William M. Biden, M.B., dated September 30, 1913. Lieutenant Donald J. Armour, from the Royal Army Medical Corps (Territorial Force), to be Lieutenant, dated October 22, 1913. Lieutenant Charles J. Simpson, M.B., resigns his commission, dated October 15, 1913. The undermentioned Lieutenants are confirmed in their rank :-Henry P. Crow, Douglas R. King, Gavin Young, Allan D. Fraser, David Mackie, James J. Finlay, J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 108 Robert G. McElney, Thomas McOlurkiil, Maurice P. Inglis, Thomas W. E. Elliott, William A. Lethem. TERRITORIAL FORCE. 1st Battalion, The Hertfordshi1'e Regiment.-Surgeon-Lieutenant Arthur H. Foster resigns his commission, dated October 11, 1913. ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. 31'dLowland Field Ambulance.-Lieutenant James Young, M.B., F.R.C.S., to be Captain, dated August 8, 1913. Quartermaster and Honorary Captain (Quartermaster and Honorary Captain, retired pay) Philip Macintosh is granted the honorary rank of Major, dated August 24, 1913. North Midland Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance.-Lieutenant William M. Hewetson, M.B., resigns his commission, dated October 8, 1913. Welsh Border Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance.-Major Alexander G. Hamilton to be Lieutenant-Colonel, dated July 18, 1913. 3rd London General Hospital.·- Captain Frederick Richard Miller, from the 6th London Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps, to be Captain in the permanent personnel, dated September 10, 1913. 1st Welsh Field Ambulance.-Lieutenant Edmund V. Oonnellan to be Oaptain, dated August 1, 1913. 2nd Welsh Field Ambulance.-Lieutenant John S. Rowlands, M.B., resigns his commission, dated October 11, 1913. . 2nd Wessex Field Ambulance.-Lieutenant David Macnair, IVLD., to be Oaptain, dated June 3, 1913. 3rd Wessex Field Ambulance.-Edgar Ournow Plummer to be Lieutenant, dated Protected by copyright. September 5, 1913. South Wales Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance.-Oaptain John Griffiths to be Major, dated May 13, 1913_ Officers attached to other Units. Lieutenant Lewis Beesly to be Oaptain, dated June 1, 1913. Lieutenant-Oolonel William Wilson, M.D., resigns his commission, and is granted permission to retain his rank and to wear the prescribed uniform, dated October 11, 1913. Sidney Scott, 'M.B. (late Second Lieutenant, 4th Northumbrian (Oounty of Durham) (Howitzer) Brigade, Royal Field Artillery), to be Lieutenant, dated October 11, 1913. Douglas Edward Finlay, M.B., to be Lieutenant, dated September I, 1913. Harry, Winstanley Shadwell to be Lieutenant, dated March 11, 1913. TERRITORIAL FORCE RESERVE. Royal Army Medical Oorps.-'Oaptain William Henry Rowell, M.D., from the http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ Notts and Derby Monnted Brigade Field Ambulance, to be Oaptain, dated October 22, 1913. NOTES FROM BIRMINGHAM.-Lieutenant-Oolonel F. Marsh sends us the following cutting from the Birmingham Daily Post :-- "OOMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO OOLONEL W. H. BULL. " On Friday, October 3, the officers of the R.A.M.O. (T.) Birmingham units enter tained Oolonel W. H. Bull, V.D., K.H.S., Assistant Director of Medical Services South Midland Division, at dinner in their mess at Great Brook Street Barracks, in honour of his recent appointment as honorary surgeon to the King. Lieutenant-Oolonel F. Marsh presided, and in proposing Oolonel Bull's health, referred to his period of service of over thirty-five years in the Volunteer and Territorial Forces, and to tbe great interest he took in the work, and the keenness and energy he displayed. He expressed the great satisfaction of every officer, non-commissioned officer, and man in the units on September 28, 2021 by guest. that he had been the recipient of so distinguished an honour; and conveyed to him their most cordial and heartiest congratulations. Oolonel Bull tbanked the units for their kind congratulations and hospitality, and referred to the excellent manner in which the recent annual trainings in camp had been carried out. He paid 11 high tribute to the work done by the officers, and by the adjutant, Oaptain Bramhall. He was pleased to say the average of the strength of the R.A.M.C. units in the South Midland Divieion was well main1Jained, and that the Director-General had expressed his satisfaction thereon." J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 109 QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S IMPERIAL MILITARY NURSING SERYICE. Postings and Transfers.-Matrons: Miss L. W. Tulloh, R.R.O., to Hounslow from Oork. Sisters: Miss A. A. Steer, to Aldershot from Oolchester; Miss E. M. Rentzsch, to Oolchester from Aldershot; Miss G. Knowles, to Hounslow from Aldershot; Miss E. M. Lyde, to Aldershot from Egypt; Miss M. E. Neville, to Egypt from Hounslow; Nfiss E. O. Oheetham, to Oork from Devonport, as Acting Matron; Miss M. Smith, to Tidworth from South Africa; Miss M, E. Richardson, to South Africa from Tidworth. Staff· Nurses : Miss A. Lee, to Malta from London; Miss M. E. Stewart, to Dublin from Aldershot; Miss A. M. E. 0.' Oharles, to Oosham from London; Miss P. M. Rhenius, to York from London; Miss M. Nicholson, to London from Oosham; Miss A. L. Evans, to Netley from Devonport; Miss G. M. Jones, to Woolwich from Netley; Miss E. A. IJ;ield, to Devonport on provisional appointment. Arrivals.-Sisters Miss M. Smith, from South Africa, and Miss E. M. Lyde, from Egypt. EXAMINATIONS. The following questions are published for general information : QUARTERMASTER,SERJEANTS. Para. 285, b. 1. (1) Give the accommodation for sitting and lying-down cases of the three types of Ambulance Wagon. (2) A company column is marching to a flank in fours. Give the words of Protected by copyright. command and the detail necessary to get them into column of fours moving in the same directiou. (3) The patient being on a stretcher and the bearers ready to move off, who collects his arms and equipment? What precautions should be taken with regard to the former? (4) A company in line on the march requires to form column of half companies. What is the command ? ,~ (5) Give the detail for loading stretchers with six bearers. (6) What will ceremonial parades be confined to? (7) Give the detail and words 6f command 'for a company in line on the march forming company column at the halt. (8) What are the distinguishing signs of a hospital on active service by day and by night? Para. 285, b. 2. (1) Answer briefly what are the regUlations regarding a serjeant's mess as to the following: membership, subscriptions, mess meetings, entertainments. (2) Explain the duties of the attendant in charge of the dining. hall with regard to http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ the diets, and how these diets are accounted for? (3) What is the order with regard to keeping a list of defaulters? (4) What are the necessary qualifications for a N.O.O. to have before his name can be registered at the Record Office for employment as a clerk? (5) When blankets are ordered to be taken by the personnel of a Oavalry Field Ambulance how are these carried? (6) What is the normal tentage of a field ambulance, and what is the extra tentage? ;' (7) What articles of clothing and necessaries are left at the base by a man proceeding to the front? (8) What is the composition in detail of the personnel Section" B" Field Ambulance, excluding officers. Para. 285, b. 3. (1) What are the regulations regarding the disposal of worn out personal clothing, on September 28, 2021 by guest. and how are such transactions recorded? (2) 'What is the procedure with regard to the equipment ledger of a u,nit on charge of commanding officers? (3) Describe the articles of accoutrements issued to the various ranks of the R.A.M.O. in peace and war. (4) How is a soldier's clothing maintained and how is the amount provided for that purpose expended and accounted for? J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 110 (5) Give the period of wear of the following articles of equipment in time of peace : Bottles (water). Haversacks. Tins (mess) and covers. (6) What becomes of the personal clothing of a soldier discharged the service for misconduct, and what articles is he allowed to take away with him? . (7) A non·dieted hospital at a camp is about to be opened; how would you obtain (a) ordnance equipment, (b) medical equipment. What are the forms you use for (a) and (b) and what ledger would you use for the ordnance equipment? (8) When is the identity disc issued. Where is it stored before issue and how is it disposed of on a soldier proceeding to :- (a) A colony. (b) Transferred to Army Reserve. Para. 285, b. 4. (1) What are the regulations regarding the local purchase of medicines, &c., and how are payments made? (2) In what book is recorded the transactions in Generalllledical Stores. How are alterations made in it and when is it balanced at home, and when is it balanced abroad? (3) What are the regulations regarding the disposal of surplus bottles in commands abroad? (4) What are the rules laid down regarding medicines from different firms? How should they be kept? (5) How is money dealt with which has been recovered in respect to losses, damages, or deficiencies of medical or surgical equipment? . Protected by copyright. (6) A serjeant loses some teeth on active service, how can he get them replaced? (7) At the end of a voyage from India, the last of the trooping season, what becomes of the medical stores? (8) How would you check instruments and appliances on taking over a dispensary? STAFF.SERJEANTS. Para. 284, b. 1. (1) What is the procedure when a soldier is discharged having been sentenced by a court martial or civil power to penal servitude? Who is the competent officer to authorize and confirm the discharge? (2) What are the regulations with regard to transfer to the R.A.M.C. at Stations abroad? (3) What becomes of the regimental conduct sheets of soldiers who proceed on active service? By what means are fresh entries recorded in such documents? (4) In what documents should the following records be entered: (a) Awarded 1st Class Certificate of education. http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ (b) Admission to hospital on account of alcoholism. (c) Promotion to serjeant. (d) An act of distinguished conduct. (5) Under what conditions is service forfeited and how can it be restored? Para. 284. b. 2. " (1) When a soldier, on the married establishment, is separated from his family owing to his serving abroad, what stoppages can be made from his pay in order to support them? How is the stoppage adjusted, should the man incur a forfeiture of pay? . (2) What are the purchase rates for discharge under the following conditions :- (a) Under twelve years' service-soldiers in receipt of service pay on discharge from the Colours. (b) After completing twelve years' service. (c) All other soldiers. on September 28, 2021 by guest. (3) Under what circumstances can a private of the R.A.M.C. be reverted to a lower . rate of Corps pay and how is this carried out? (4) What procedure is adopted when a man wishes to remit money to the Post Office .Savings Bank, England, through his account? (5) A Special Reservist comes up for fifteen days' training on 1Il0nday, August 4. What entries will be and are likely to be made on his account in the Pay and lIless Book? J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 111 SERJEANTS. Para. 283, b. 1. (1) A company moving in company column encounters the following obstacles:- . (1) A ditch and bank. ' (2) A narrow gate. What are the various methods of passing these obstacles? Give in each case the appropriate words of command for passing these obstacles and re-forming into company column on the other side. '(2) Give the detail for forming fours and re-forming two deep by a squad: (1) When in line at the halt; (2) when in file on the march. (3) State the length of the pace in (1) slow time; (2) quick time; (3) stepping out; (4) double time; (5) stepping short, and (6) side step. (4) If a squad has been ordered to halt or mark time when a part of the fours only have wheeled, how will the remainder proceed? Para. 283, b. 2. (1) Give the words of command required to change a line of stretcher squads into column of squads, and the necessary detail to carry out the movement. (2) Three stretcher squads are advancing with closed stretchers, when they receive the order to extend to four paces from No. 1 squad. No. 1 squad consists of four bearers, No. 2 of five, and No. 3 of six bearers. Describe the movement of the Nos. 2, 4, 5 and 6 hearers of each squad respectjvely. (3) A stretcher squad is loading an upper compartment of an amhulance wagon and the stretcher has been pushed so far home that the patient's hips are in line with the tail board. Describe the further steps necessary to complete the movement. (4) What precautions should be observed in using vehicles from civilian sources for ambulance purposes? Protected by copyright. Para. 283, b. 3. (1) May a soldier be placed under stoppages for private debt? State all you know of the regulations on.this matter. (2) What are the instructions with regard to gambling or book-making in garrisons or camps? , ' (3) Who is responsible to the 0.0. for the discipline of the serjeants' mess? (1) generally; (2) on any particular occasion. (4) What are the conditions under which soldiers are allowed to give gymnastic exhibitions at local fetes? ' Para. 283, b. 4. (1) When hand pumps (fire) are specially authorized, what is there to indicate where they are to be kept in barracks? What provision is ,there for the supply of water in emergency? (2) What inventories are kept in barrack rooms? What objects do these inventories serve, and what are the regulations regarding alterations or additions to inventories? (3) State the procedure in making out a sick report. Where is this document ultimately filed? http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ (4) What are the duties of a commander of a guard (a) with regard to stores; (b) turning out the guard? Para. 283, b. 5. (1) As N.O.O. in charge of sanitary police, you are detailed to layout and make latrmes on the short and shallow trench system for a camp of 200 men for a stay of thirty days. How would you proceed? (2) You are in charge of a small party billeted on the line of march. Who is responsible for making the necessary payments and whence is the money obtained? If the amount supplied is insufficient what steps are taken? ' (3) What are the rules with regard to troops paying compliments: (1) On the march; (2) on service, and (3) on maoomvres? (4) You are detailed as N.O.O. in charge of transpbrt, what are your duties? Para. 283, b. 6. (1) What are the regulations laid down for the transfer of a general duty private to on September 28, 2021 by guest. the nursing section? ' (2) What is the duty of a clerk to the officer in charge of a military hospital with reference to the postage book? (3) How is food drawn for a patient on the day of admission and the day of discharge? (4) What are the regUlations with regard to mental attendants giving information of patients' condition to their .friends? J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 112 OORPORALS. Para. 280, e. 1. (1) What are the different forms of passes and what are the rules under which they are granted? . (2) What is the maximum punishment of O.B. which a commanding officer can inflict, and what does it entail when given to a private R.A.M.O.? (3) A soldier acquires some information of a professional character while employed on duty, to whom does the information belong and how may he publish it? Para. 280, e. 2. (1) What are the duties of the N.O.O. in charge of the company messing book? (2) You are wardmaster on duty, what steps would you take if the "fire alarm" was given by one of the patients in a ward? (3) What are the regulations with regard to the employment of a guard or picket : (a) In assisting civil authorities. (b) For the apprehension of soldiers. Para. 280, e. 3. (1) Mention the four methods of purification of water :!ind state briefly the advantages and disadvantages of each. (2) (a) Give the interval for tents as regards:-- (1) Each other. . (2) Between units. ' (3) Between companies. (b) Describe auy improvised camp incinerator described in R.A.l\LC. training. (3) What sanitary organization does a field unit possess? Name its principal duties. Para. 280, e. 4. Protected by copyright. (1) What are the rules affecting the management of cooking stoves and metal kitchen utensils? (2) How long does an orderly of the nursing section remain on night duty? At what times of the night does he get his meals? What relaxation is permitted? (3) How does a patient in hospital obtain the following articles :- (a) Tobacco. (b) Any necessary kit. Para. 280, e. 5. (1) You are a N.C.O. in charge of some stretcher squads searching the battlefield for wounded after an action. You carry a surgical haversack. You find a man suffering from compound fracture below the knee (bullet wound). How would you direct his removal? (2) Describe the various ways of using poles and a blanket for carrying a wounded man. Why are they unsuitable for carrying serious cases? (3) Describe how a wounded man may be carried off the field by means of putties. Para. 280, e. 6. http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ (1) What is meant by (a) primary, (b) reactionary, (c) secondary hoomorrhage. (2) A man is brought in with a penetrating wound of the abdomen in the region of the liver. What would you do whilst waiting the arrival of a medical officer? (3) Give some examples of systemic poisons. What are the symptoms and treat" ment in a case of poisoning by opium? Para. 280, e. 7. (1) Hot air is lighter than cold air. How is this fact made use of in the ventilation of wards? (2) Why is thorough ventilation necessary in a ward? Suppose the number of patients in a ward were doubled, would they suffer and why? (3) In carrying out ventilation what natural properties of air must be borne in mind? Para. 280, e. 8. (1) Describe fully the apparatus employed in:-;- on September 28, 2021 by guest. (a) The treatment of syphilis by the injection of mercurial cream. (b) The treatment of gonorrhcea by irrigation. (2) What means has a medical officer at his disposal in the medical companion for the treatment of malaria, fainting attack, to allay pain, arterial bleeding, retention of urine, and constipation? (3) Describe and enumerate the instruments and appliances necessary for operating on a wound of the brachial artery. J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 113 LIST OF BOOKS ADDED TO THE LIBRARY DURING THE MONTHS OF , JULY, AUGUST, AND SEPTEMBER, 1913. Title of Work and Author Edition Date How obtained Proceedings of the Second All-India Sanitary Con 1913 Editor, Journal. ference held at Madras, November 11 to 16, 1912. Vol. iv: Engineering. • Proceedings of the Third Meeting of the General 1913 Commandant's Malaria Oommittee held at Madras, November Office. ·18 to 20, 1912 Metropolitan Water Board. 9th Research Report. 1913 Dr. A. C. By Dr. A. O. Houston Houston. Tuberculiu Treatment. By Olive Riviere and 2nd 1913 Editor, Journal. Egbert Morland The Medical and Surgical Uses of Electricity. By 1907 Library Grant. A. D. Rockwell The Pathology of Growth Tumours. By C. P. 1913 Editor, Journal. White Royal Commission on Tuberculosis. Final Report. 1913 Commandant's Part 2. Appendix. Vol. vi Office. The Cancer Hospital Research Institute. Selected 1913 Papers. Vol. i The Protein Element in Nutrition. By Major D. 1912 Library Grant. Protected by copyright. McOay,I.M.S. Practical Bacteriology, Microbiology and Serum 1913 Therapy (Medical and Veterinary). By Dr. A. Besson. Translated by H. J. Hutchens, D.S.O. Caisson Sickness and the Rhysiology of Work in 1912 OompreesedAir. By LeonardHill,M.D., F.R.S. Surgical Pathology and M.orbid Anatomy. By Sir 6th 1913 Anthony A. Bowlby, C.M.G., and Dr. F. W. Andrewes Malingering and Feigned Sickness. By Sir John 1913 OoHis, M.D. Assisted by A. H. Spicer, M.B. Milk and the Public Health. By W. G. Savage, 1912 M.D. Diseases of the Liver, Gall-bladder and Bile-ducts. 1912 I By H. D. Rolleston, M.A., M.D. Ai Manual of Bacteriology. By R. S. Hewlett, M.D. 4th 1911 http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ Ab.aphylaxis. By Charles Richet. Translated by 1913 J. M. Bligh, M.D. With a Preface by T. R. Bradshaw, B.A., lLD. The Sanitary Officer's Handbook of Ppctical 2nd 1912 Hygiene. By Beveridge and Wanhill Insanity and Allied Neuroses. By Sir G. H. Savage, 1912 M.D., and E. Goodall, M.D.· Manual of Pathology. By W. M. Coplin, M.D. .. 5th H112 The Operations of War, Explained and Illustrated. 1909 By General Sir E. B. Hamley, K.C.B., K.C.M.G. A New Edition by Brigadier General L. E. Kiggell, C.B. Manual of Tropical Medicine. By Castellant and 2nd 1913 Chalmers . A Handbook of the Diseases of the Eye and their 10th 1912 on September 28, 2021 by guest. Treatment. By Swanzy and Werner The Invasions of England. 2 vols. By Capt. H. M. 1876 Hozier Diseases of the Gall-bladder and Bile-ducts, in- 3rd 1904' eluding Gall-stones. By A. W. Mayo Robson and J. F. Dobson I'; J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 114 LIST OF BOOKS ADDED TO TilE LIBRARy-"Continued. Title of Work and Author Edition Date How obtained Text-Book of General Pathology. Edited by M. S. 1913 Library Grant. Pembery and J. Ritchie Service Chemistry. By Lewes and Brame •. 4th 1913 On War. By General Carl von Clausewitz. Trans- 1911 lated by Col. J. J. Graham. New and Revised Edition. 'With Notes by Col. F. N. Maude, C.B. 3 vols . . Applied Physiology. By Robert Hutchison, M.D. 1909 Modern Theories of Diet. By A. Bryce, M.D. . . 1912 Surgery, its Principles and Practice. By Various 1913 Authors. Edited by W. W. Keen, M.D. Vol. vi The Elements of Bacteriological Technique. By 2nd 1913 J. W. H. Eyre, M.D. Tumours of the Jaws. By C. L. Scudder, M.D. •. 1912 Food Inspection and Analysis. By A. E. Leach. 3rd 1913 Revised by A. L. Win ton " A Mannal of Clinical Chemistry, Microscopy, and 1912 Bacteriology. By Klopstock and Kowarsky Surgical After-treatment. By Crandon and Ehren- 2nd 1912 Protected by copyright. fried Surgery of the Brain and Spinal Cord. By Prof. 1911 F. Kranse, M.D. English Adaptation by Dr. Max Shorek. Vols. ii and iii A System of Syphilis. Edited by Power and 1909-11 Mnrphy. Vols. iii, v, and vi " Ionic Medication. By H. Lewis Jones, M.D. 1913 Editor, Journal. 1870-71. Erinnernngen und Betrachtungen. Von 1913 Prof. Dr. Heinrich Fritsch Aids to Surgery. By Joseph Cunning, M.B. 3rd 1913 Surgery of the Lung. By Garre and Quincke. 2nd 1912 Translated by D. M. Barcroft,M.D. ". . Precis de Radiologie Pratique. Par A. Lomon and 1913 Library Grant . C. Hahn Abwehrfermente des tinischen Organismus. Von 2nd 1913 Emil Abderhalden http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ The Bradshaw Lecture on the Diagnosis and Treat 1913 Editor, Journal. ment of Incipient Pulmonary Tuberculosis. By D. B. Lees, M.D. Orthopredics in Medical Practice. By Prof. A. 1913 Lorenz and Dr. A. Saxl. Translated by L. C. P. Ritchie, M.D. Principes Anciens Tactique Moderne 1912 Library Grant. Culture Physique e.~ Cures d'Exercice. Par Dr. F. Heckel Die Kaiser Wilhelms-Akademie fUr das Militiiriirzt Presented by liche Bildungswesen. Von 1895 bis 1910 Major R. W. N. Jackson, If '" R.A.M.C. (Ret.). London Public Health Administration. By W. 1913 fresented by McC. Wanklyn, B.A. the Author. on September 28, 2021 by guest. Reports on Bilharzia 1903-12 Commandant's Office. Australian Institute of Tropical Medicine. Report 1913 Editor, Journal. for the year 1911. By A. Breinl, M.D. Collected Papers from the Research Laboratory. 1913 Parke, Davis and Co., Detroit, Mich. Reprints. Vol. i J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 115 LIST OF BOOKS ADDED TO THE LIBRARY-Continued. Title of Work and Author Edition Date How:obtained Der Unterleibstyphus. Von Weil Dr. H. Cursch 1913 Library Grant. mann. 2nd Edition. Edited by Dr. H. Curschmann and Prof. Dr. C. Hirsch Die Sanitiitsausriistung des Heeres im Kriege. Von 1913 Dr. W. Niehues " Die Schussverletzungen. Von Dr. Schjerning, Dr. 1913 ThOle, und Dr. yoss " " United States Department of Agriculture. 28th 1913 Editor, Journal. Annual Report of the Bureau of Animal In· dustry for the Year 1911 Epidemic Infantile Paralysis. By Prof. Paul H. 1913 Romer. Translated by H. R. Prentice, M.B. " " How to Diagnose Small.pox. By W. McC. Wank 1913 lyn, B.A. " St. Thomas'S Hospital Reports. New Series. 1913 Vol. xl Practical Physiological Chemistry. By Sidney W. 3rd 1913 Cole, M.A. The Reduction of Domestic Flies. By Edward H. 1913 Protected by copyright. Ross Tuberculin in Diagnosis and Treatment. By Ban- 2nd 1913 delier and Roepke Clinical Laboratory Methods. By A. S. Morris, 1913 A.B.,M.D. Acute Abdominal Diseases. By Joseph E. Adams, 1913 M.B., and Maurice E. Cassidy, M.D. Clinical Surgical Diagnosis. By F. de Quervain. 1913 Translated by J. Snowman, M.D. " TraiM Pratique de Bacteriologie. Vol. ii. Par E. 6th 1913 Library Grant. Mace Das Blutbild und seine klinische Verwertung. Von 1912 Dr. V. Schilling·Sorgan Index Medicus. Vol. i, 1903, to Vol. v, 1907, Vol. x, 1912 The British Army, 1783-1802. By the Hon. J. W. 1905 http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ Fortescue Gall-stones and their Surgical Treatment. By 2nd 1905 B. G. A. Moynihan, M.S. Annual Report of the Sanitary Commissioners with 1913 Commandant' the Government of India for 1911 Office. Report on Manamvres held in Aldershot Command 1913 Commandant's for the Training of certain Royal Army Medical Office Corps Units, August 13 to 15, 1912 Extracts from the Report of the General Officer • Commanding Northern Army, on the Medical Manamvres .held in the 2nd (Rawalpindi) Division iriMarch, 1913 Seventh Annual Report Metropolitan Water Board. 1913 Dr.A. C. Report on the results of the Chemical and Houston. Bacteriological Examination of the London on September 28, 2021 by guest. Water, for the twelve months ended March 31, 1913. By Dr. A. C. Houston Board of Education. Reports for the Year 1911· 1913 Editor Journal. 1912, from those Universities and University Colleges in Great Britain which are in receipt of a Grant from the Board of Education. 2 Vols. J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 110 • LIST OF BOOKS ADDED ·TO THE LIBRARY-Oontinued. Title of Work and Author Edition Date How obtained Fifty-fifth Annual Report of tbe Board of Super 1913 Editor, Journal. intendence of the Dublin Hospitals, for 1912-1913 Preventive Medicine and Hygiene. By Milton J. 1913 Rosenau The Examination of Waters and Water Supplies. 2nd 1913 By John C. Shush, M.D. Proceedings of the Second All-India Sanitary Con 1913 ference held at Madras, November 11 to 16, 1912. Vol. 2. Hygiene Inflnence of Thermal Environment on tbe Circula 1913 tion and the Body Heat. By Edgar R. Lytb, M.B. Protected by copyright. ROYAL ARMY MEDIOAL OORPS OFFIOERS' BENEVOLENT SOOIETY. PROCEEDINGS OF A COMMITTEE MEETING HELD AT THE WAR OFFICE _ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1913, AT 3 P.M. Present. Surgeon-General Sir Launcelotte Gubhins, K.C.B., M.V.O., K.H.S., D.G.A.M.S., President, III the cb air. Surgeon-General W. Babtie, V.C., C.B., C.M.G. Colonel Sir James Clark, C.B., Bart. Colonel B. Skinner, M.V.O. Colonel E. H. L. Lynden Bell. http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ Lieutenant-Colonel E. M. Wilson, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O. Lieutenant-Colonel A. B. Cot tell. Major E. M. Pilcher, D.S.O. Letters of apology for absence were read from Colonel J. Lane-Notter and Colonel W. H. Horrocks. (1) Tbe minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. (2) With reference to Minute 4 of the last meeting, the Committee discussed the proof copies of tbe revised rules and appointed a sub-committee, consisting of Colonel B. Skinner, Lieutenant-Colonel E. M. Wilson, and the Secretary, to revise the proofs. It was further resolved to have 1,500 copies printed with a view to forwarding a copy to every officer of the Corps through the administrative officers of commands, as it was the general opinion of the Committee tbat the number of subscribers would be increased by so doing. - October 16, 1913. F. W. H. DAVIE HARRIS, Lieutenant-Oolonel, 124, VictQria Street, S. W. Secretary. on September 28, 2021 by guest. ) J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 117 ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS FUND. PROCEEDINGS OF A COMMITTEE MEETING HELD AT THE WAR OFFICE ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1913, AT 2.30 P.M. Present. Surgeon-General Sir Launcelotte Gubbins, K.C.B., M.V.O., K.H.S., D.G.A.M.S., in the chair. Surgeon-General W. Babtie, V.C., C.B., C.M.G. Colonel Sir James Clark, C.B., Bart. Colonel B. Skinner, M.V.O. Colonel E. H; L. Lynden Bell. Lieutenant-Colonel E. M. Wilson, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O. Major E. M. Pilcher, D.S.O. Captain L. Cotterill. Captain T. J. Wright. . A letter of apology for absence was read from Captain F. Crookes. (1) The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. (2) It was noted that the following grants have been received from Companies for the General Relief Fund during the past quarter :- No. 6 Company, Portsmouth £5 0 0 " 9 Colchester 220 10 Uhatham 100 12 Woolwich 10 0 0 14 Dublin 500 Protected by copyright. 16 Cork 300 " 17 Curragh 400 ,,18 " Rochester Row 200 " 20 Tidworth ... 1010 0 " 27 Hong Kong 200 " 28" Gibraltar ... 300 Camp of Instruction, Longmoor 15 0 0 Total ... £62 12 0 (3) A sum of £22 15s. was sanctioned for grants made from the General Relief Fund during the past quarter; a list of recipients is appended to these proceedings. (4) The Aldershot Band accounts were considered and passed, and are attached hereto. A grant of £90 was made for the current quarter's expenses. (5) A letter from the manager of the Ex-Soldiers' Employment Agency, Newcastle on-Tyne, requesting- a subscription was considered. It was decided to refuse the http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ application as the National Association for the Employment of Discharged Soldiers, to which the Fund subscribes, has already a branch in that town. (6) A letter from the Secretary of the Royal Soldiers' Daughters' Home, stating that Girl L. had been dismissed from the school was noted. (7) A letter was read from the Commandant of the Royal Army Medical College asking that the Fund should in future pay the fire insurance premiums of all memorials erected in the charge of Queen Alexandra's Military Hospital. After discussion it was resolved that the Pund shall undertake the cost of insuring all memorials erected in the chapel subject to an annual review at_the April Meeting. (8) A sum of 13s. was sanctioned as a special case to be .paid from the General Relief Fund to Lieutenant-Colonel E. M. Wilson, towards the maintenance of child Wilton, whose mother, a subject of relief, recently died. F. W. H. DAVIE HARRlS, Lieutenant'Colonel, October 16, 1913. . ?ecretary. on September 28, 2021 by guest. 124, Victoria Street, S. W. J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from Protected by copyright. STATEMENT OF THE ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS BAND ACCOUNTS JULY 1 TO SEPTEMBER 30, 1913. RECEIPTS. £ s. d. EXPENDITURE. £ s. d. Officers' (Aldershot) Subscriptions 23 17 6 Debit at Bank 12 8 5 Quarterly Grant, R.A.M.C. Fund 110 0 0 Bandmaster's Salary 30 0 0 One Officer's Subscription " 050 Band Pay http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ 5014 7 Refund, Major Thorpe's subscription, 1912-13 .. 010 0 Hawkes and Son (Music and Repairs) 13 13 7 " " (New Pouch Badges) •• 6 4 6 " " (Six Acetylene Lamps) 2 8 6 Boosey and Co. (Music and Repairs) •• o 19 0 Master Tailor 2 3 3 Stationery and Printing 1 16 9 Electric Light 0 9 8 Balance Credit at Bank 12 14 3 £134 2 - 6 £134 2 6 Audited and fouud correct Signed) H. A. HINGE, Major R.A.M.O., President. J. L. RITCHIE, Lieutenant B.A.M.O. } M b JOHN M. ROWE, on September 28, 2021 by guest. Lieutenant B.A.M.O. em ers. Aldershot, October 13, 1913. J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 119 LIST OF RECIPIENTS OF GENERAL RELIEF FOR THE QUARTER ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1913. Name Age District Grant Total Remarks Mrs. M. A.L. " 31 •• London £4 £10 Suffers from rheumatisin ; one child. Mrs. M. J. S. 46 Aldershot 3 3 Destitution. Pte. C. T. 28 .. 35s. 35s: To enable parents to see their son seriously ill in hospital. Mr. G. B. 52 London £2 £2 Partial Destitution. Mr. F. T. M. 33 Tidworth 4 4 Suffers from tubercle. Mrs. M. E. T. 28 Woolwich 4 4 Destitution. Mrs. A. L. 50 Cork .• 4 40 Destitution; ill-health. Total £22 158. ---- ARMY MEDICAL OFFICERS' WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND. THE Quarterly Meeting of the Committee was held at the War Office on October 15, 1913. Present. Protected by copyright. Surgeon-General Sir Launcelotte Gubbins, K.C.B., M.V.O., K.H.S., President, in the chair. Surgeon-General W. S. M. Price, Vice-President. Deputy Surgeon-General W. G. Don, Vice-President. Lieutenant-Colonel A. F. S. Clarke. Lieutenant-Colonel T. W. Gibbard. Lieutenant-Colonel S. Guise Moores. Major C. E. Pollock. The minutes of the previous meeting were confirmed. The death was reported, on September 8, of Mrs. J. C. Deeble, a first-class annuitant. Colonel James Maher was admitted a married member from September 1, 1913. Lieutenant Robert Davidson was admitted an unmarried member from August 8, 1913. The payment of annuities according to lists which were submitted was sanctioned; as was the withdrawal of £550 from deposit with the National Debt Commissioners for payment of annuities on the old account. The payment of the Secretary's salary and office allowance for the quarter ended http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ September 30, 1913, was sanctioned; also refund to him of petty cash expended. The proceedings closed with a vote of thanks to the Chair. J. T. CLAPHAM, Oaptain. Secretary. ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS CENTRAL MESS AND GAMES COMMITTEE. THE following officers have been nominated as their representatives by messes abroad :- Bangalore.-Major E. T. Inkson, V.C. Lucknow.-Captain T. B. Moriarty. on September 28, 2021 by guest. Peshawar.-Captain C. T. Edmunds. Rawal Pindi.-Captain W. Benson. Cairo.-MajoiM. H. G. Fell. Roberts'.Heights.-Captain W. Mathieson. ,A meeting of the Committee will be held at the R.A.M. College on Monday, November 10, at 2.15. J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 120 AGENDA. To report the resignation of Major Douglas Lawson, who is proceeding abroad, and to elect a chairman in his place. .' To read letters from the Honorary Secretary· of the late R.A.M.C. Mess, Tempe, on the proposed- transfer of the balance of the funds of that mess, and of various articles of mess property, to the Central Mess Fund. To consider the advisability of joining contributions to messes in the case of subscribers to the Central Fund beiDg paid by this Fund either wholly or in part. To consider whether a grant· should be made to the Peshawar Mess to help it to recover from losses by burglary. To consider the question of assistance to the Rawal Pindi. Mess in paying off debentures. NOTESON GAMES. Cricket.-No record has hitherto appeared in the JourDal of the brilliant perform ance of Major H. B. Fawcus in the Army v. Navy Match last June. The following comment is from the Times:- " Mention must be made of the remarkable bowling of Major H. B. Fawcus, who took nine wickets for 32 runs. He is fortunate in being able to make the ball swing in from the off exceptionally late in, its flight. With a new ball and with the wind in the right direction he must be one of the best" swinging" amateur bowlers of the day for a few overs, and his astonishiDg success on the first day of this match certainly seemed to have had a demoralizing effect on the Navy batsmen yesterday, for even when his swing had left him they continued to treat him with the utmost respect." His analysis read- Protected by copyright. O. M. R. W. First innings 9'5 3 11 5 Second innings 17'1 7 21 4 On October 5 a combined R.A.M.C. and A.O.C. team won the inter·regimental cricket challenge cup at Tidworth. The Corps was represented by Majors Addams Williams and Cowey, Captains Ainsworth and Meadows, and Corporal Cowx. Association Football.-The Aldershot team have started the season well in the Command Senior League, as reported in the Sportsman;- "The R.A.M.C. smart forward line gave the 1st Royal Berkshire Regiment a big shock when they scored six goals before the interval and five afterwards, and but for Private Hilsdon's goal.keepiDg would have doubled it. A forward line which included four crack runners, amongst them Corporal Prince, the Army half-mile champion; and good footballers with it, requires some holding, and the Berkshires, with three changes from last season's team, were incapable of doing this. Gilham (outside right) failed to score, but he had a big share in the goals, which were credated as follows: Prince (6), Osbome (3), Veitch, and Morris." In.the first round of the Army Challenge Cup Competition the Aldershot team beat http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ the 1st Battalion Scots Gnards by three goals to one. Rugby Football.-Lieutenants J. L. Huggan and R. C. Carlyle have been playing for the London Scottish, and R. Hemphill for the United Services. The Honorary Secretary would be glad to receive any notes on games which are not sent to the J otirnal under the head of local news from the various stations. In order to appear in the next number they' should .reach him not later than the 18th of the month. J. T, CLAPHAM, Captain, Hon. Sec. UNITED SERVIOES MEDICAL SOOIETY, THE next meeting of the above Society 'will be held at the Royal Naval l\iedical on September 28, 2021 by guest. College, Greenwich, on Thursday, November 13, at 5 p.m. Business:'" Tubercle in the Navy," by Surgeon Campbell Ross,lYLB., R.N. Staff-Surgeon ADRIAN FORRESTER, R.N: Joint Hon. SecTetm·ies.' Captain G. A. D. HARVEY, R.A.M.C. J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 121 ROYAL OOMMISSION ON SYPHILIS. WITH reference to the appointment of the Royal Oommission to inquire into the subject of venereal diseases in the United Kingdom, announced in the Press on October 29, 1913, it is understood that the question of the representation of the Naval and Military Forces of the Orown was fully considered, but in view of the fact that the subjects to be investigated are in the main civil rather than military, it was held that the interests of these Forces would be quite adequately and more properly repre sented by evidence than by a .place on the Royal Oommission. LONDON UNIVERSrry INTELLIGENCE. A SERIES of three special lectures on military subjects has been arranged for the present term by the Military Education Oommittee under the authority of tbe Senate of the University. The first will be given by Brigadier-General H. H. Wilson, O.B., D.S.O., Director of Military Operations at the War Office, at the University on Wednes day, November 5, at 5.30, on ":B'rontiers with Special Reference to those in Europe." The other two lectures will be delivered by Lieutenant-Oolonel the Hon. G. H. Morris, Oommanding 1st Battalion Irish Guari\s, on "Night Operations," on November 26, and by Brigadier-General J. E. Gough, V.O., O.M.G., A.D.O., Brigadier-General, General Staff, Aldershot Oommand, on "Oounter Attacks," on December 17. Admis sion is free, without ticket. 1 WARRANT OFFIOERS' AND SERJEANrrS', 'PAS1 Protected by copyright. AND PRESENT, ANNUAL DINNER OL DB. A MEETING of the Oommittee will be held in London during the month of November (time, date and place will be notified, to those concerned, later). Any suggestion in connection with the Sixth Annual Dinner should be sent to a member of the Oommittee or to the Secretary early, when it will be fully discnssed. Subscriptions are now due up to and for March 31, 1914, and in order to minimize clerical labour on the night of the dinner, and to enable the committee to make suitable arrangements, it is h0ped that members will assist materially by forwarding their subscriptions early. The following have joined or rejoined since last dinner: Quartermaster and Hon. O,.ptain Pilgrim; Serjeant-Major Escott; Staff-Serjeant Barlow; Serjeants Blair, Griffin, :B'reeman, Rouse, Littleworth, Blundell, Baker, Medland, Eartlett, Howlett, Marsden, and Harlen; Messrs. Boxall, Bamber, and Hunt. The Committee much regret to notify the death of Mr. L. E. W. Tempest, late Staff-Serjeant, one of our earliest members. All communications, &c., to Fred G. Oourt, Staff-Serjeant, Hon. Sec., R. Herbert http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ Hospital, Woolwich. OBITUARY. DEPUTY SURGEON-GENERAL NATHANIEL NORRIS. DEPUTY SURGEON-GENERAL N. NORRIS died at Ohester, on September 29, 1913, aged 80; He was born at Eastham, Oheshire, October 16, 1832. He was appointed an Acting Assistant Surgeon, April 2, 1855 ; Assistant Surgeon Staff, February 26, 1856 ; 85th Foot, December 31,1858; Rifle Brigade, July 7,1861; Staff, August 8,1862; 41st Foot, March 14, 1865; Surgeon Staff, April 1, 1868; 90th Foot, November 7, 1868. Became Surgeon-Major, A.lYLD., April 1, 1868, under the provisions of the Royal Warrant of March 1, 1873; Brigade-Surgeon January 9, 1881. He retired with the honorary rank of Deputy Surgeon-General, June 24, 1885. His War Service was: Jowaki Expedition, 1877-78; medal with clasp. Afghan War, 1878-80; medal. on September 28, 2021 by guest. Soudan Expedition, 1884-85; Nile. Field Medical Inspector on Lines of Oommunica tion. Medal with clasp:; bronze star. LIEUTENANT-OOLONEL JOHN RITOHIE. LIEU~ENANT:OOLONEL J. RITCHIE died on October 6, in a nursing home at Glasgow, as a result of--injuries received through falling over an embankment at Blantyre Priory while searching·for botanical specimens. Lieutenant-Oolonel Ritchie was born at J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 122 Uddington, Warwick, in 1862, and was educated at Glasgow Univ~rsity, where he took the M.B., O.M. degree in 1884. He entered the Army as Surgeon, Medical Staff, on February 5,1887, became Major Royal Army Medical Oorps in February, 1899, and was promoted Liimtenant-Oolonel on July 29, 1911. He served in Malta from August 15, 1889, to October 29,1895. In July, 1897, he proceeded to Sierra Leone, and took part in the operations in the Northern Territories Gold Coast in 1898, for which he received the clasp, and also in the operations in Sierra Leone, 1898-99, receiving the medal and clasp. He next took part in the South African War, from 1900 to 1902, and was present at the operations in the Orange Free State, April and May, 1900; the operations in the Transvaal, May and June, 1900, including the actions near J ohanneshurg, Pretoria and Diamond Hill; the operations in the Orange River Oolony, May, 1900, to JYlarch, 1901, iucluding the actions at Wittebergen, . July 1 to 29; the operations in Oape Oolony, south of Orange River, 1900; the operations in the Transvaal, March, 1901, to May, 1902, He received the Queen's medal with four clasps, and the King's medal with two clasps. He also served in Singapore and latterly in India. He contributed a paper on the "Fevers of West Africa" to The Glasgow Medical Jmwnal, in 1898, one on " Personal Experiences in the South African War," in 1903, and one on "The Evolution of the Medical Practitioner," 1905, to The Jotwnal of the Malay Branch of the British Medical Association. . MAJOR HERBERT OUMMING FRENOH. MAJOR H. O. FRENCH died on October 13, 1913, aged 43. He was the son of Major General Sir George French, and was born in the province of Quebec, Oanada. He received his medical education at King's Oollege Hospital, where he had a brilliant Protected by copyright. career. In 1891 he was the resideut Warneford scholar, and in the following year held a senior scbolarship. He joined the Army as a Surgeon-Lieutenant Army Medical Staff, in 1893, became Surgeon-Oaptain in 1896, Major, Royal Army Medical Oorps, in 1905, and received the higher rate of pay in 1913. He was awarded the Albert Medal of the second class, and the silver medal of the Royal Humane Society, for gallantry displayed in attempting to rescue a native ·fireman who had jumped overboard from H.M. Transport" Wakool" in the Straits of Malacca, on November, 1902, while the ship was steaming full speed. Major French served during the South African War in the Transvaal, and in the Orange River Oolonv, and was awarded the Queen's medal with two clasps. • In the service Major French will always be remembered by his labours to diminish the inefficiency caused by venereal disease .amongst soldiers. He wrote many papers on the prevention and treatment of syphilis, alid in 1907 published a book on " Syphilis in the Army." In 1912 he was appointed a Hunterian professor in the Oollege of Surgeons, England. In 1913, only a few months hefore his death, he wrote a valuahle paper on the "State Oontrol of Syphilis," which was read before the International Medical Oongress.. .;. http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ LIEUTENANT-COLONEL HENRY KNAGGS. LIEUTENANT-COLONEL H. KNAGGS died at Oheltenham on October 13, aged 78 years, He received his medical education at Guy's Hospital and took the diplomas of M.R.O.S. England, and L.M., in 1857. He joined the Army as Assistant-Surg,?on, Staff, April 24. 1858, was transferred to the 59th Foot on May 28, 1858, and to the Oape Mounted Rifles May 24, 1859; he rejoined the Staff on March 29, 1864. He was appointed Surgeon Army Medical Department, March 1, 1873, and promoted Surgeon-Major April 1, 1873, Brigade-Surgeon April 16, 1884. He retired May 5, 1888. His war service was: Bechuanaland Expedition 1884-5, in charge of Base Hospital. Honourably mentioned. QUARTERMASTER AND HONORARY OAPTAIN JOHN BERESFORI2 OONOLLY, R.A.M.O. on September 28, 2021 by guest. OAPTAIN J. B. OONOLLY died on Octoher 19, 1913, aged 49. He enlisted in the Army Hospital Oorps on August 7,1879, and received Her Majesty'sCommission as Quarter master and Honorary Lieutenant on March 7, 1900; he was promoted Oaptain, March 7, 1910. He served in the Soudan Expedition, 1885, and received the medal with clasp and bronze star. He also took part in the South African War during the ye",rs 1899-1902. He was present at the advance on Kimberley, including the actions at Magersfontein, Paardeberg (February 17 ..to 26), Poplar Grove and Dreifontein. He received the Queen's medal with three clasps and the King's medal with two clasps. J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-21-05-19 on 1 November 1913. Downloaded from 123 BIRTHS. O'GRADY.-On October 3, at 52, Lower Mount Street, Dublin, the wife of Major Standish O'Grady, of a daughter. COOHRANE.-On October 15, at Forman Manor House, Ash, Surrey, the wife of Major E. W. W. Oochrane, of a son. DEATHS. NORRIS.-On September 29, at Ohester, Honorary Deputy Surgeon· General Nathaniel Norris, Brigade-Surgeon, retired, Army Medical Staff, aged 80. RITOHIE.-On October 6, at Glasgow, Lieutenant-Colonel John Ritchie, Royal Army Medical Oorps, aged 50. FRENOH.-On October 13, at London, Major Herbert Cumming French, Royal Army Medical Corps, aged 43. . KNAGGS.-On October 13, at Oheltenham, Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Kna"ggs, retired, Army Medical Staff, aged 78. CONOLLY. -On October 19, at Merton, Quartermaster and Honorary Captain John Beresford Conolly, Royal Army Medical Oorps, aged 49. Protected by copyright. EXCHANGES, &0. The charge for inserting Notices respecting Exchanges in the Royal Army Medical Corps is 5/- for not more than five lines, which sholtld be forwarded by Cheque or P.O.O., with the notice, to Messrs. G. STREET and CO., Ltd., 8, Serle Street, London, W.C., not later than the 22nd of . the month. Captain, R.A.M.C., Indian tour expires 1914, wishes to exchange into http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ I.M.S~ Apply" Unknown," c/o Messrs. Holt & Co., Whitehall Place; London; or King, King & Co., Bombay. MISCELLANEOUS. Warwick Road, S.W.-Well furnished house, opening into gardens, to be let furnished, for six months or longer. Moderate rent to suitable Tenants. Apply, Howard House, Harrow. on September 28, 2021 by guest. 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