the arm, or vasomotor or vasa vasorum disturbances at the government prices. Samples of cloths with the issue prices will be kept on hand by all camp, cantonment and post quartermasters and to modified nutritional conditions in the wall may be examined by officers on request after the date mentioned. For leading the present stock will be carried at the following depots only, but this of the vessel. Halsted is inclined to reject these list will be extended from time to time as cloth becomes available: New York depot, Washington depot, Atlanta depot, Sam Houston explanations. He believes that what he describes as depot, San Francisco depot, Chicago depot, St. Louis depot. the abnormal, of the blood in the 3. The quartermaster general will determine by thorough investiga¬ whirlpool-like play tion a schedule of fair prices for making uniforms, including all neces¬ relatively dead pocket just below the site of the con¬ sary trimmings, linings, etc., but not including the cloths, and prepare a list of responsible tailors who agree to make uniforms for officers striction, and the lowered pulse pressure may be the at the schedule rates, the quartermaster general guaranteeing to the chief in tailors the collection of bills for all uniforms ordered through the repre¬ factors concerned the production of the dilata¬ sentatives of the quartermaster general. The schedule of prices, the tion. The of this conclusion must be estab¬ list of tailors agreeing to make uniforms at these prices and the regula¬ validity tions governing the sale to officers of the standard cloths, the placing lished before a rational method of cure can be insti¬ of orders, the acceptance of uniforms ordered and the payment of bills will then be published to the service. · tuted in the management of such aneurysms. 4. The quartermaster corps will arrange to supply from stock at cost made up (ready to wear) officers' uniforms. These will be pro¬ vided in only two types of cloth for coats and breeches, namely: The 12-ounce worsted serge and the 20-ounce melton and 32-ounce melton for overcoats. It is expected that an adequate supply can be provided at the principal depots mentioned in Paragraph 2 by Nov. 1, 1918, Medical Mobilization and the War and later at other depots and camps.

Work of Advisory Boards The Epidemic of Influenza in the A. E. F. A telegram addressed to all draft executives calls attention The Weekly Bulletin of the Medical Service in the Ameri¬ of Local Boards to Section 123 as and as amended appearing can Forces contains the statement in the second edition of Selective Expeditionary following the Service Regulations and relative to the epidemic of influenza. "This disease which to the fact that a no has the or registrant longer right privi¬ was mentioned previously as 'Three Day Fever' is now be a lege of applying to sent to Medical Advisory Board. known to be due to the true Pfeiffer bacillus, although evidently of a much milder strain than the type which pre¬ vailed in the pandemic of 1889. This epidemic, though of Women Physicians Wanted for Anesthetic Service remarkable mildness in the two months from April IS to June Dr. F. H. McMechan, secretary of the Interstate Anes¬ IS, has within the past four weeks shown certain charac¬ thetists and the American Anesthetists, Avon Lake, Ohio, teristics which indicate the kind of increasing virulence with which are familiar in the case of strains of states that he is authorized to secure qualified women physi¬ bacteriologists a succession of sus¬ cians under 45 years of age as anesthetists for war service. pneumococcus passed rapidly through animals such as the rabbit. Onset with Women physicians desiring to enter this service may com¬ ceptible temperature municate directly with Dr. McMechan. of 104, projectile vomiting, severe headache, Kernig's sign and high tension spinal fluid, flowing freely up to 100 c.c. has not been uncommon and many cases have been mistaken for, and some have been treated as, with anti- for meningitis Gas Hospital Unit Starts France meningococcus serum. No harm, apparently, has come from The first hospital unit designed exclusively for gassed the use of the treatment and symptomatic relief has often victims has started recently for France. This unit is the unit followed the withdrawal of the excess fluid, but confusion is. of the Women's Overseas Hospitals. The chief of the medical likely to arise when the fluid clear on the tap becomes turbid staff is Dr. Marie Louise Lefort, New York City, and with with leukocytes from the reaction following the introduction her are associated Dr. Adah McMahan, Lafayette, Ind., Dr. of the antimeningococcus serum. If the meningococcus is. Irene M. Morse, Clinton, Mass., Dr. Elizabeth A. Bruyn, not found on smear or culture it is well to be satisfied with Brooklyn, and Dr. Alice M. Flood, New York City. The withdrawal of fluid and not to give serum. Pneumonias have hospital has accommodation for 300 patients, the equipment is been more common sequelae in July than in April. mobile, and has for its immediate needs, two ambulances, one Prompt hospitalization effectively guards against serious 3-ton truck and one 2-ton truck. sequelae and is still the best treatment to be offered. Relief from headache by aspirin, abundant use of water internally, gentle laxative, and, when the temperature has fallen, a have seemed to be the treatment. Division nourishing diet, approved Surgeons Appointed The same warning should be given now as always in treating Lieut.-Col. William T. Cade, Jr., has been appointed divi¬ influenza, that is, warn against premature return to hard work. sion surgeon at Camp Sherman, Chillicothe, Ohio; Major The epidemic is about at an end so far as A. E. F. troops William W. Pretts has been appointed sanitary inspector, and are concerned and has been throughout of a benign type, Lieut. Harry H. Sumner, assistant to the division surgeon. though causing considerable noneffectiveness." Lieut.-Col. James F. Johnston has been appointed division surgeon at Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, S. C. ; Major Thomas W. has been Maloney appointed inspector, and Lieut. Medical Teachers Registered Under Selective Service Act John F. Schafmeister, assistant to the division surgeon. Lieut.-Col. John J. Roddy has been appointed division A circular letter from the Committee on Education and surgeon at Camp Cody, Deming, N. M. ; Capt. Alvin M. Special Training sent on Sept. 19, 1918, to all institutions Fortney has been appointed sanitary inspector, and Lieut. having units of the Students' Army Training Corps. L. M. Spalding, assistant to the division surgeon. 1. Men heretofore or hereafter classified in Class I, Group A, and called to military service will not be granted furloughs. 2. Teachers who are essential are eligible to claim deferred Officers' Uniforms Available Through Quartermaster's classification under Section 80, Selective Service Regulations,, Department and they are encouraged to do so. Such deferred classifica¬ tion should be claimed for them the educational institutions A general order makes the following announcement rela¬ by which are tive to the supply of officers' uniforms : by they employed. 3. Teachers who are denied deferred classification the III. Section G. O. by IV, 56, W. D., 1918, is rescinded and the fol¬ district board and \vho are liable to call to service is substituted therefore: military lowing will be to request induction in the unit 1. The following cloths are adopted as standard for officers' uniforms, encouraged voluntary and all uniforms for officers made in the United States after Dec. 31, of the S. A. T. C. stationed at the institution where such 1918, will be one of these prescribed standards: instructors are employed. in For coat and breeches, summer wear the United States and in the 4. In very exceptional cases and on the recommendation of tropics only: a, an O. D. cotton; b, a 13-ounce all wool worsted gaber¬ the dine. For coats, breeches and overcoats: a, a 12-ounce worsted serge; educational department of the committee teachers who· b, a 16-ounce worsted serge; c, a 16-ounce whipcord; d, a 21-ounce have already been drafted and are now at mobilization camps or a 20-ounce melton. For whipcord élastique; e, riding breeches: will be transferred back as soldiers on active duty to the a, a 23-ounce Bedford cofd. For overcoats: a, a 32-ounce melton or kersey. unit of the S. A. T. C. where needed ; provided such instruc¬ 2. The quartermaster corps will after Dec. 1, 1918, carry a supply tors do not object to return as soldier instructors, have not of these cloths, and officers can purchase their personal requirements been permanently assigned in a capacity wherein their ser-

Downloaded From: http://jama.jamanetwork.com/ by a University of Iowa User on 05/30/2015 vices will be of great value to the Army, and have not already arriving recently in one organization there were the follow¬ been designated to attend officers' training schools. ing number of cases of well established pediculosis pubis : 5. Since the colleges are under contract with the War 338th Labor Battalion, Co. A, 22 cases ; Co. B, 26 cases ; Department to train enlisted men in the U. S. Army, essential Co. C, 37 cases; Co. D, 27 cases. teachers are obviously engaged in occupations that are strictly "'necessary to the maintenance of the military establishment." It is, therefore, expected that the really essential professors and teachers will be granted deferred classification under the Missing new law on this account. Heads of institutions should see to Lieut. Leónidas Barkdull Faulk, M. C, U. S. Army, Mon¬ it that district boards and their industrial advisers are fully roe, La., is reported in the Official Bulletin of July S, to be informed of all the facts in everv case. missing in action.

In Captivity Disease Bulletin for A. E. F. Notification has been received of the capture of Capt. Some interesting notes regarding the Medical Service for Arthur A. Mitten, Milwaukee, at Fismes, August 4.-Dr. the American Expeditionary Forces appear in the weekly Howard F. Kane. Washington, D. C, on duty in the British Bulletin of Disease, September 9, published by the chief Expeditionary Forces, is reported to be a prisoner at Rastatt, surgeon. A. E. F. : Germany. Gas Fright in the Fifth Division.—In a recent attack 251 were sent to the field as cases. It patients hospital gassed Wounded was found that over half of these were not sufficiently gassed to require evacuation. It is pointed out the greatest discre¬ The following medical officers are reported to have been tion must be used by surgeons in sorting these cases. Where wounded : Lieut. Wesley Lewis Boyden, M. C, *U. S. Army. concentrated gases are employed, short exposure only is Seymour, Wis., September 6, severely ; Lieut. William Wal¬ required to produce severe poisoning. When gases are highly lace Dodge, M. C, U. S. Army, Washington, D. C, severely ; diluted the men may be exposed for some time and still be Capt. James V. Nelson, M. C, U. S. Army, Logansport, able to continue on duty. Many men are suffering, not from Ind., severely ; Lieut. Hugh Rannell Hildebrant, M. C, gassing, but from gas fright. All they need is reassurance. U. S. Army, Dundee, Mich., severely ; Lieut. William Edwin Surgeons must base their diagnoses on physical sense rather Park, New Milford, Pa., degree undetermined; Lieut. Fred B. than on statements made by patients: place more reliance on Shaffer, Somerset, Pa., wounded in the head; Lieut. William statements on made by the patient's lungs than statements E. Lawhead, U. S. on with the Marine made his mouth. Navy, duty Corps, by severely ; Lieut. Finis E. Rushing, Coalgate, Okla., degree influenza Epidemie in the 37th Division—Spitting.—An undetermined; Lieut. Charles A. Jenkins, M. C, U. S. Army, of were inspection this division showed that some men Willimantic, Conn., wounded and gassed ; Lieut. Charles C. billeted in an ill ventilated and dusty loft over a stable. The Ryan, Republic, Pa., slightly; Lieut. Holland T. Ground, Vir¬ men were working long hours under pressure and returned ginia, Minn., severely ; Lieut. Shores Erastus Clinard, Sor¬ at night always fatigued and wet from their work in the rento, Fla., degree undetermined; Lieut. Raymond Gene Tuck, The first cases on dugouts. occurred July 28, the third case Mariette, Mich., severely ; Lieut. Frederick J. Cullen. Napa- on August 7, and fourteen cases between August 9 and 13. rine. Wash., severely. The daughter of the woman who owned the billet fell ill with the disease and the mother made the significant remark that she felt that her daughter had been infected because of Awards for Valor the terrible American habit of spitting; that her courtyard The Distinguished Service Cross has been awarded to Lieut. had been kept constantly wet by the spitting of the men Thomas M. Barber, M. C. U. S. Army, on duty with the billeted in the stable. This was an interesting commentary infantry. "On May 28 to 30, 1918, near Cantigny, France, he on one of the few but, nevertheless, very serious breaches of repeatedly demonstrated heroic self-sacrifice by caring for hygiene practiced by American troops. It was recommended wounded under enemy fire and with apparent contempt for as a result of this -inspection that an effort be made to start his own safety. When his aid station had been destroyed by a campaign of education to diminish the spitting habit among shell fire he promptly moved into a shell hole nearby and troops. continued his faithful work."-Lieut. Frank H. McGregor, Trench Foot.—This is largely a matter of discipline. The M. C, U. S. Army, Mangum, Okla.. has been awarded the cause is constant standing in wet places and impairment of British Medal for bravery.-Major John T. Barbee, M. C, the circulation. Twenty-four hours is the limit for a tour of U. S. Army, Jackson, Tenn., has been decorated for bravery. duty in a water logged trench. Rubber boots are useful when -Major Wilbur M. Phelps, Staunton, Va., has been awarded actually working in the trenches, but they are to be used only Hull. M. U. S. for the Croix de Guerre.-Capt. Alson J. C, this purpose and are to be removed when the necessity is Army, Williamstown, Mass., has been awarded the British passed. Rubber boots are not suitable for dry cold. If trench Cross.-Lieut. William A. Toertmeyer, M. C, foot in a Military develops command the commanding officer is to be U. S. has been awarded the on the Army. Cincinnati, Distinguished grilled following questions, in the form of a report Service Cross. "At the battle of France, 28-30, which he makes out every time for each man trench Cantigny. May acquiring 1918. he on his own left the of the foot: (1) frequency of baths; of of readily, initiative, security (2) frequency change trench to administer first aid under fire and in full view socks; (3) length of time on duty and where; (4) condition of trenches; (5) efforts made to improve trench conditions; of the enemy snipers and machine gunners. His brave con¬ duct was a noble and his ministrations relieved (6) reason for failure to attain improvement; (7) were example unfavorable conditions reported? if not, why? (8) with what suffering and saved lives."-Private John B. When, medical result? (9) condition of dugouts; (10) condition of other department, assigned infantry, has been awarded the Dis¬ men of platoon. tinguished Service Cross. "For three nights at Cantigny, This army evacuated in 1915-1916, 3.311 trench foot cases. France, May 28 to 30, 1918, he worked unceasingly under fire, In 1916-1917 there were 395 evacuated for this trouble. This bringing the wounded to safety, ministering to them under his is due to better care of the feet and better trenches. One own initiative. He repeatedly left shelter to help wounded should remember always that in the case of trench foot you men."-Private Frank J. Reynolds, medical department, should use antitetanic serum. assigned infantry, "During the fight of Cantigny, France, May 28 to as Notes on Venereal Disease from Base Section No. 2.— 30. 1918, while acting stretcher bearer, he con¬ stantly and fearlessly exposed himself to machine gun fire to Cases Developing attend wounded, frequently under his own initiative when he Prophylactic New Following have remained in shelter himself."-Lieut. Leo Treatments Cases Failure to Take might J. Given V. D. Prophylaxis Crum, M. C, U. S. Army, Kalamazoo. Mich., has been cited Total white troops. 76.011 4,959 95 37 in orders. At Cierges he had his first aid station in a house Total colored troops.... 11,008 1,611 41 23 at the extreme edge of the under continuous Since B. village shelling organization of was in S. No. 2 there have and successful evacuating all his patients.-Drs. Lee Caroline been . 93.343 2,549 1,025 Mary Edward, Sandford Finley, New York City, and Anna I. Von Sholly, Flushing, N. Y., have received the Watch Out for Imported Cooties.—We have enough of the Croix de Guerre from the French government for "excellent Euronean varieties for experimental purposes. On a transport surgical work performed under heavy barrage in France."

Downloaded From: http://jama.jamanetwork.com/ by a University of Iowa User on 05/30/2015 REJECTIONS AT CAMPS FOR PHYSICAL DEFECTS The subjoined chart and table, prepared at the office of the Provost Marshal-General, indicate the relative number of registrants inducted and rejected in "the various states for the period from Feb. 10 to September, 1918 (date checked) :

S 7c 7.6% 10% 12.65% RECORD FROM FEB. 10, 1918, TO DATE INDICATED GEORGIA VIRGINIA Rejected United States Inducted Accepted MISSISSIPPI Per LOUISIANA Cent. ALABAMA Alabama. 30.845 33,054 3,791 10.29 MAINE Arizona. 3,309 3,116 193 5.83 TENNESSEE Arkansas. 33,339 30,782 2,557 7.67 VERMONT California. 35,607 33,005 2,002 5.62 Colorado. 803 5.43 SOUTH CAROLINA 14,786 13,983 Connecticut. 19,347 18,429 918 4.74 MICHIGAN Delaware. 3,635 3,468 167 4.59 MISSOURI District of Columbia. 5,973 5,721 252 4.22 WEST VIRGINIA Florida. 20,048 18,354 1,694 8.45 PENNSYLVANIA Georgia. 47,701 41,667 6,034 12.65 FLORIDA Idaho. 8,863 8,323 540 6.09 Illinois. 7.81 OREGON 128,834 119,413 9,421 Indiana. 4.62 MASSACHUSETTS 45,276 43,186 2,090 Iowa. 49,178 46,524 2,654 5.40 NORTH CAROLINA Kansas. 31,478 29,182 2,296 7.30 ARKANSAS Kentucky. 39,951 37,892 2,059 5.15 NEW YORK Louisiana. 34,997 31,232 3,765 10.75 WISCONSIN Maine. 11,311 10,172 1,139 10.07 NEW HAMPSHIRE Maryland. 22,895 21,774 1,121 4.90 ILLINOIS Massachusetts. 51,095 46,859 4,236 8.29 KANSAS Michigan. 64,620 58,773 5,847 9.05 Minnesota. 53,693 50,675 3,018 5.62 NEW JERSEY Mississippi. 31,284 27,829 3,455 11.05 MONTANA Missouri. 58,682 53,493 5,189 8.84 NEBRASKA Montana. 15,994 14.849 1,145 7.15 OHIO Nebraska. 17,444 16 342 1,102 6.31 IDAHO Nevada. 2,020 1,925 95 4.7(1 WYOMING New Hampshire. 5,692 5,283 409 7.32 SOUTH DAKOTA New Jersey. 50,447 46,763 3,684 7.80 307 8.90 ARIZONA New Mexico. 7,858 7,551 New York. 156,223 144,351 11,872 7.59 WASHINGTON National Average North Carolina. 44,817 41,173 3,644 8.13 CALIFORNIA - 7.6% North Dakota. 17,867 14,534 3,333 1.86 MINNESOTA Ohio. 81,223 76,107 5,116 6.29 COLORADO Oklahoma. 40,401 38,247 2,154 5.33 IOWA Oregon. 14,046 12,863 1,183 8.42 121,644 111,359 10,285 8.45 UTAH Pennsylvania. Rhode Island. 7,237 6,972 265 3.66 OKLAHOMA South Carolina. 31,533 28,449 3,084 9.81 KENTUCKY South Dakota. 15,375 14,458 917 5.96 MARYLAND Tennessee. 35,016 31,526 3,490 9.96 CONNECTICUT Texas. 79,424 75,785 3,639 4.59 NEVADA Utah. 6,166 5,833 333 5. Id 9.93 INDIANA Vermont. 4,671 4,207 164 Virginia. 36,506 31,970 4,536 12.43 DELAWARE Washington. 18,703 17,650 1,053 5.63 TEXAS West Virginia. 28,887 26,355 2,532 8.77 ' DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Wisconsin. 49,295 45,648 3,647 7.40 NEW MEXICO Wyoming. 6,119 5,752 367 5.99 RHODE ISLAND Totals. 1,747,355 1,613,458 7.6 NORTH DAKOTA

San Jose—Smith. A. S. J. FLORIDA COMMISSIONS ACCEPTED, MEDICAL CORPS, Sonora—Pleth, V. Eronson—Markey, M. R.. South Pasadena—Browning, C. C. Tacksonville—Smith, M. II. U. S. ARMY Metcalf, C. F. Lake City—Bates, T. H. Susanville—Walsh. F. D. Previous lists published in The Journal, June 1, 22 and 29, GEORGIA 13, 20 and 10, 24 and 31, September 7, 14, COLORADO Cuthbert—Patterson, L. . July 27, August 3, Denver—Bell, C. C. Hawkinsville—Bailey, C. B. 21 and 28. Holden, G. W. Hazelhurst—Gertman, W. M. ALABAMA CALIFORNIA Fort Collins—Norton, D. O. Quitman—McMichael, J. R. Fresno—Martin, W. P. Pueblo—Lucas, W. Sycamore—Moore, J. T. Anniston—Cleveland, C. H., Jr. Holtville—Wimp, W. H. Swink—Miller, C. L. Tifton—Hendricks, W. H. Birmingham—McQuiddy, R. C. Los Angeles—Jerry, F. C. Woodbury—Allen, W. P. McFalI—Thwoatt, D. H. Frees, B. M. CONNECTICUT Montgomery—Pollard, C. T. Gilbert, W. H. Hartford—Brayton, H. W. IDAHO May, H. C. Pendleton, E. B. Mackay—Farrell, . H. ARIZONA Monteleone, J. Litchfield—Page, C. I. Bisbce—Fitzgerald, G. H. Pinkerton, B. G. Ridgefield—Lowe, R. W. ILLINOIS Tebbetts, H. B. Aledo—Smeltzer, C. E. ARKANSAS Madera—Ranson, D. H. DELAWARE Atlanta—Brock, G. W. Fort Smitli-—Thompson, E. M. Ontario—Titus, J. H. Milford—Marshall, S. M. D. Batchtown—Wood, H. e W. F. H. Bloomington—Hawks, J*. K. P_ Gurdon—M Fain, C. Placentia—Thibodo, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Marked Tree—Baird, F L. Sacri»mento—Davis, H. J. Bushnell—Griffith, J. C. Roland—Brocks, C. M. San Jose—Dickinson, . E. Washington—Harvison, D. B. Champaign—Miller, L. C. Roboro—Baker, W. P. (¡erlach, F. C. Larkin, P. E. Chicago—Albrecht, C. A. Searcy—Ednngton, D. Habluizel, C. E. Poole, T. A. Beil, . .

Downloaded From: http://jama.jamanetwork.com/ by a University of Iowa User on 05/30/2015 Chicago—Epstein, . I. Springneid—Benner, R. S. New York City—Armstrong, A. S. Philadelphia—Kuehner, H. M. Graybeal, J. M. Boyd, J. V. Duffy, J. E. Williams, C. S. Hartwell, . O. Ober. R. B. Dunham, H. G. Pittsburgh—Anderson, R. ¡L. Huber, J. M. Ritter, H. Getman, J. E, Carroll, T. . Lipshults, G. U. Yerbury, C. C. Halpern, T. Denslow, W. B. Luse, H. D. Taunton—Fox, W. Y. Keil, F. C. Gaggin, V. S. Lynch, S. E. Waltham—Dascobe, O. L. Mills, W. S. Hodgkiss, J. Piper, L. P. Wollaston—Curtis, W. G. Muller, E. F. Jennings, C. W. Porter, J. L. West Springfield—Steele, G. L. Nathan, P. W. Maxwell, W. C. Stackable, J. B. MICHIGAN Nicholson, . O. Nicholson, H. S. Whitaker, W. B. Polak, M. S. Sharon—Heilman, R. S. Wicks, S. Calumet—Joy, H. M. Prioleau, P. Hyde, A. P. Zaborktsky, J. Detroit—Cowen, L. . Rudderow, E. D. Springville—Dilier, W. L. Crystal Lake—Hull, H. D. Jentgen, C. J. Schwartz, H. J. Washington—Dunkle, G. B. East St. Louis—Bozartli, F A. McRae, D. H. Steinbach, L. Lewis, O. G. Galesburg—Ripley, C. B. Myers, G. P. Perry—Brownell, J. R. Ramsey, G. W. Geneseo—Murphy, J. H. Van Hee,-J. Verona—George, J. D. Wilkes-Barre—Gustites, F. W. German Valley—Miller, P. M. Otsego—Whitney, H. E. Watertown—Montgomery, H. C. Highland—Kaeser, A. F. Richmond—Greene, I. W. West Henrietta—Ames^J. A. RHODE ISLAND Joppa—Roberts, T. W. Whitehall—Smith, C. F. R. NORTH CAROLINA Providence—Doten, C. Kankakee—Pratt, E. C. MINNESOTA R. W. S. SOUTH CAROLINA Kansas—Roberts, T. . A. R. Canton—Pegram, Libertyville—Martin, F. H. Barnum—Anderson, Hickory—Menzies, H. C. J. D. Oak E. Mazeppa—Radabaugh, R. C. T. Charleston—Guess, Forest—Morris, . E. Rowland—Carmichael, W. Hartsville—Edleston, W. Odell—Tombaugh, J. L. Minneapolis—Booth, Wilmington—Bolles, C. P. J. S. . McKinney, F. S. McCormick—Harmon, Oregon—Roe, J. Morton, H. M. Spartar. sburg—Myers, D. V. Paris—Gumm, A. G. OHIO Woodruff—Workman, B. J. Williams, B. G. R. Ziskin, T. Bloomdale—Sheldon, E. Peru—Yoder, O. C. Slayton—Benoit, F. T. Bîoomville—Fellers, D. W. SOUTH DAKOTA Pleasant F. C. St. Paul—Greene, C. L. Plains—Fink, F. R. Cincinnati—Hulick, T. Brookings—Green, B. T. Ramsey—Staff, E. P. Pearson, Cleveland—Birge, R, H. Elk Point—Bushneil, W. F. Shelbyville—Monroe, H. E. MISSISSIPPI Blahd, M. E. Howard—Collins, W. H. Spring Valley Miltenberger, Meridian—Touchstone, A. G. Cohen, A. Winifred—Barthell, J. F. R. E. — Luck, H. C. St. Anne—Ayling, G. H. MISSOURI McDonald, C. L. TENNESSEE Waukegan—Ambrose, C. S. Bronson—Mitchell, G. B. Sharp, W. D. Duck town—Kimsey, W. W. Gourley, F. L. Centralia—Hickerson, J. T. Timberlake, H. P. Memphis—Blue, J. B. Fiat River—Sample, W. D. Columbus—Bates, L. V. Simpson, W. L. INDIANA Granby—Wilbur, H. L. McGarvan, C. W. Nashville—Hardy, W. Mí Alexandria—Kellar, F. G. Jefferson City—Bedford, S. V. Englewood—Furnas, E. E. Rockwood—Clack, W. S. Anderson—Austin, M. A. Kahoka—Bridges, J. R. Frankfort—Maag, W. D. Azalia—DeLorìg, . . Kansas City—Green, L. . Kenton—Bowman, D. H. TEXAS Bicknell—Staley, T. M. Orr, T. G. Middletown—Bauer, . O. Abilene—Alexander, S. M, Converse—Brookie, R. W. Wattenberg, J. E. Silver, H. Belton—Crain, A. B. Dana—Strong, D. S. La Clede—Caldwell, J. C. Nevada—Dwire, H. E. Dallas—Boyce, W. A. Dunkirk—Heller, . L. Mound City—Perry, D. C. Newcomerstown—Hays, S. . De Kalb—Beck, J. W. E. H. Elkhart—Bassler, C. R. Neosho—Roseberry, E. M. New London—Cranston, B. S. Detroit—Catan, J. H. Hoover, . M. Richland—Monday, L. R. New Paris—Harris, C- H. Hico—Durham, C. E. Gilman—Armstrong, P. Sedalia—Barnum, K. R. Norwood—Sauer, L. O. Quinlan-—Goode, E. P. Hammond—Greenleaf, G. F. Dwyer, F. Painesville—Barnett, G. F. Red Oak—Rogers, J. O. Hillsboro—Bounell, E. G. Dyer, D. P. Port Clinton—Brindley, A. A. San Angelo—Rush, H. P. Indianapolis—Jackson, F. E. St. Charles—Welch, G. N. Portland—Henderson, O. C. Seminoie—Bell, M. C. Kokomo—Lung, B. D. St. Joseph—Hunt, W. J. Somerset—Fountain, J. C. Sherman—Ridings, A. L. Lafayette—Schreiber, A. W. St. Louis—Davis, F. L. Toledo—Burritt, C. A. Sweetwater—Fortner, A. H. Logansport—McCully, C. II. Gayler, W. C. Kahn, D. Waco—Lanham, H. M. Monroeville—Steinman, H. E. Harnagel, F. H. Tiffin—Williard, G. W. Napoleon—Heath, E. E. Hartman, J. A. Williamstown—Tomboligli, . . UTAH Rochester—Taylor, H. W. Hughes, A. J. Delta—Broaddus, C. A. Rockport—Ehrman, C. D. Kieffer, V. B. OKLAHOMA Logan—Budge, E. S. Versailles—Comes, M. J. McDonald, J. W. Bokhoma—Oliver, R. . Salt Lake City—Felts, H. B. Vincennes—Edwards, E. T. Miller, H. B. Bokoshe—King, J. T. Hammond, E. D. Wilhite, G. O. Granite—Nunnery, A. W. IOWA Washington—Seibert, D. A. Norman—Thurlow, A. A. VERMONT E. W. Algona—Burke, C. H. MONTANA Okmulgee—Bercaw, J. Montpelier—Tindall, J. Charter Oak—Huber, S. A. Ponca City—Arrendell, C. W. White River Junction Stanlev, Dubuque—Bronson, O. A. Butte—McCarthy, P. H. Sapulpa—Harris, B. C. M. P. — Linehan, L. J. 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Downloaded From: http://jama.jamanetwork.com/ by a University of Iowa User on 05/30/2015 Siluria. For instruction in military training, urology and dermatology, To Fort Rilev for instruction. Lieuts. C. H. BAKER, Altamont; Lieut. C. E. FARISH, Mobile. C. A. ROBINS," H. D. SHELDON, Chicago; E. M. MONTGOMERY, Cowden; G. C. KLEIN, Kincaid; H. A. LITTLEFIELD, Littleton; G. Arkansas W. M. H. To CAMPBELL, Louisville; C. MURREI.L, Matherville; C. Camp Logan, Texas, base hospital, Capt. J. I. SEARBOROUGH, McPHERSON. Middletown; F. B. SCHROEDER, Princeton; C. M. Little Rock. FLEMING, Rushville; S. C. LORTON. Shumway. To Camp MacArthur, Texas, Lieut. E. L. HANEY. Hackett. To Lieut. I. P. Yale To Fort New Haven, Conn., RICE, Chicago. Army- Oglethorpe for instruction, Capt. A. BRUNSON, Pine Bluff; Laboratory School for E. Moline. C. Lieuts. A. H. COOK, Hot Springs; R. R. DALE, Texarkana. instruction, Capts. SARGENT, Fort WAKEFORD, Norris City. To Riley for instruction, Lieuts. D. C. ROBERTS, Huntsville; To New York, Neurological for G. B. E. E. SCOTT."Magazine; R. A. HARKINS, Ratcliff; J. D. THORN¬ Institute, instruction, Capt. TON, Willow. HASSIN, Chicago. California Indiana To Camp Dodge, Iowa, as orthopedic surgeon, Capt. I. M. WASH- To Camp Fremont, Calif., base hospital, Capt. C. D. HUBBARD, BURN, Rensselaer. Huntington Park. To Camp Grant. III., Capts. E. A. H. M. BOUN- To Camp Kearney, Calif.. Capts. C. B. DIRKS, Eagle Rock; J. S. STURM, Jasper; Lieuts. C. E. Los NELL, Waynetown. DERRICK, Los Angeles; GAGE, Angeles; S. J. To Camp Greene, N. C, Lieut. A. B. THOMPSON, Lake. FITCH, Pasadena; A. F. WELIN, Rio Vista; E. N. CRABTREE, To base San Diego; J. McCAULEY, Santa Ana. Base hospital, Capt. K. R. Camp Jackson. S. C., hospital, Capt. J. A. MacDONALD, SLEEPER, Los Angeles; Lieuts. C. A. ROBINSON, Ione; E. P. WAL¬ Indianapolis. A. San Francisco. To Camp Sherman, Ohio, Lieuts. C. J. BIEDENKOPF, Grand View; LACE, Pomona; R. JONES, G. C. CONGLETON, Terre Haute. To Camp Sherman, Ohio, to examine the command for nervous and To mental G. L. Camino. Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capts. C. C. ROBINSON, diseases, Capt. CHAMBERLAIN, Indiana Harbor; O. S. DEITCH, Indianapolis; A. T. Marion; To Fort Rilev for instruction, Lieuts. K. L. SCHAUPP, Palo Alto; H. DAVIS, B. W. BAKER, South Bend; Lieuts. G. F. BICKNELL, Indiana Har¬ J. LASSWELL, Quincy. C. L. H. To bor; J. CARTER, T. JACKSON, T. LEMMON, Indianapolis; Mendocino, Calif., Mendocino State Hospital, Capt. J. A. COLLIE, 'Z. M. LAUGHLIN, Linton; G. C. COULBOU/RN, Marion Station; LaManda Park. V. B. F. To .T. KERRIGAN, Michigan City; C. J. MUNNS. Newburgh; New Haven, Conn., Yale Armv Laboratory School, for instruction, DERR, South Bend; L. G. SPRADLEY, Tennyson; N. L. REYNOLDS,, Lieut. S. R. DANNEBAUM, San Francisco. Warsaw. To report to the commanding general. Hawaiian Department, Capt. To for D. Browns- W. Fort Rilev instruction, Capts. J. CUMMINGS, J. WILSON, Oroville. Western Department, Capt. J. L. ARBO- town; J. W. IDDINGS, Lowell; Lieuts. J. R. CARNEY. Delphi; J. E. GAST, Sacramento. WIER, Evansville; W. B. RICE, T. W. THIMLAR. «Fort Wayne; To San Francisco, Calif., Capt. W. R. MOLONY, Los Angeles. C. A. ENDICOTT, Frankfort; R. S. GALBRAETH, Huntington; F. W. KERN, Kurtz; J. H, HAUCK, J. S. SHAFFER, Terre Haute; E. Colorado P. FLANAGAN, Walton. To Camp Logan, Texas. Capt. E. D. BURKHARD, Delagua. To Washington, D. C, Surgeon-General's Office, Capt. H. M. EVANS, To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Lieut. P. C. GEISSLER, Colorado Chattanooga. Springs.* Iowa To Fort Riley for Lieut. A. H. Colorado instruction, PETERS, To Camp Abraham Eustis, Va., base hospital, Capt. E. F. LaFORCE, Springs. Burlington. Connecticut To Camp Dodue. Iowa, Capt. R. H. WOODRUFF, Charles City; To Camp Meade, Md., to examine the troops for cardiovascular dis¬ Lieut. R. M. WALLACE, Titonka. eases, Lieut. H. A. MARTELLE. Hartford. To Camp Grant, III., Lieut. W. H. REDMOND, Cedar Rapids. To Fort Oalcthorpe for instruction, Capt. C. K. PETERSON, Lake- To Camp Lee, Va., base hospital, Capt. J. G. ROBERTS, Oskaloosa. ville; Lieut. G. E. PORTER, Warehouse Pont. To Fort Des Moines, Iowa, Lieut. M. C. MACKIN, Knoxville. To Fort Totten, N. Y., Capt. H. L. WELCH, New Haven. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capt. F. LAMBACH, Davenport; Lieuts. M. E. ANDERSON. Clinton; C. M. BRAY, Iowa Falls; M. F. District of Columbia JOYNT, Marcus; C. E. DAKIN, M. T. FITZPATRICK, Mason City; To Camp Meade, Capt. A. C. NORCROSS, Wasbinrton. L. G. STUHLER, Monticello; M. S. CORLETT, Westgate. To Camp Wadsworth, S. C, Lieut. J. A. MURPHY. Washington. To Fort Omaha, Neb.. Lieuts. B. POWELL, Albia; J. D. SIMONS, To Fort Oalcthorpe for instruction, Lieuts. S. BRICKER, J. T. Indianola; J. L. COLLINS, Sheffield; A. H. SCHOOLEY, Terrill. MAN». ;,. \v. MOFFITT, Washington. To Fort Rilev, Capts. G. H. SOLLENBARGER, Corydon; .E. T. I o Walter Reed General Hospital, Capt. W. J. MALLORY, Wash¬ WICKHAM, Washington; Lieut. F. E. SIMERAL, Brooklyn. For ington. instruction, Major F. L. LOVE, Iowa City; Capts. F. T. SCANLON, Florida Clear Lake; C. T. LESAN, Mount Ayr; Lieuts. P. B. GLEW, Dallas C. E. B. To Camp Sheridan, Ala., Lieut. J. C. ELLIS, Perrv. Center: E. CT MYRICK, Fairfield; SIMPSON, Norway; J. To Fort OiHeihorfc for instruction, Capt. E. S. ESTES, St. Augus¬ VOIGT, Spencer. tine; Lieuts. J. F. CANFORD. Inverness; W. C. BUFFALOW, Jack¬ Kansas sonville; J. C. DAVIS, Jr., Quincy. To Camp Logan, Texas, Lieut. C. N. PETTY, Altamont. To Fort Rilev, Capt. W. H. WALKER. Kansas City. For instruc¬ Georgia tion, Capt. D. G. BULEY, Sedgwick; Lieuts. L. E. HENDERSON, To Jackson, S. C. Lieut. I. O. STRICKLAND, Pembroke. Coy ville; S. BAILEY, Garden City; I. E. HARDER, Kansas City. Camp To New Yale Armv Base hospital, Capt. St. T. RAOUL de CARADEUC, Savannah. Haven, Conn., Laboratory School, for instruc¬ To Camp McClellan, Ala., Lieuts. S. W. CARTER, Sr., Thomaston; tion, Lieut. R. W. VAN DEVENTER, Wellington. C L. AYERS, Toccoa. To Camp Sheridan. Ala., Lieuts. C H. PINSON, Stockbridge; W. L. Kentucky BEAUCHAMP, Williamson. To Camp Greene, N. C, Capt. E. S. ALLEN, Louisville; Lieuts To Camp Wadsworth, S. C, Lieut. T. P. TURK, Nelson. C. B. WITT, Big Spring. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Opts. J. M. BARNETT, Albar.v To Camp Jackson, S. C. Lieut. J. C. HARTMAN, Turners Station. T. R. GARNER, Atlanta; Lieuts. M. WARD, Albany; W. M. RILEY To Camp McClellan, Ala., Lieut. J. P. SIMPSON, Auburn. Americus; H. L. "ARKER, Carrollton; M. S. RICHARDSON, Cedar To Camp Meade, Md.. Lieut. S. L. STULL, Louisville. town; M. F. PENNINGTON. Columbus; M. E. WINCHESTER, Och To Camp Pike, Ark., base hospital, Capt. C. D. MORRIS, Louisville. locknee; J. A. WARD, Quitman; R. L. JOHNSON, Waycross. To Camp Sherman, Ohio, Capt. H. C. DORROH, Ashland. To report to the commanding general, Southeastern Department, To Camp Zacharv Taylor, Ky., Capt. B. J. O'CONNOR, Louisville; Lieut. L. BEASON, Dot. Lieut. E. H. MILLER. Vine Grove. Idaho To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capts. C. W. BARNES, J. A. O- BRENNAN, R. L. WOODWARD, Louisville; Lieuts. H. J. SLOCUM, To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capt. E. T. ANDERSON, Weiser; W. H. C. M. Lieut. Carrollton; J. HOLT, Eminence; BLOUNT, Leesburg; J. E. S. PRINDLE, Spirit Lake. Louisville; H. P. LINN, Paducah; V. C. Wil- To Fort for Lieut. F. Pocatello. BECK, GILLESPIE, Riley instruction, M. RAY, more; E. B. DRISKELL, Worthville. Illinois Louisiana To Ann Arbor, Mich., State Psychopathic Hospital, Lieut. H. E. To base T. E. Mon¬ East Moline. Camp Beanregard, La., hospital, Capt. WRIGHT, RANDOLPH, roe; Lieut. E. S. KEITZ, New Orleans. To Camp Bowie, Texas, Lieut. J. F. CLARK. Chicago. To Camp Logan, Texas, Capt. A. F. BARROW, St. Francisville. To Camp Cnstcr, Mich., Lieuts. R. B. ANDREWS, Belvidere; C. To Camp MacArthur, Texas, Lieuts. H. A. ELDREDGE, Abbeville; BERFIELD, Toulon. Base hospital, Capt. J. F. BRESNAHAN, E. K. HARRIS, Converse; E. EHLERT, Waterproof. Chicago. To Camp Sheridan, Ala., Lieut. R. P. THAXTON, Pleasant Hill. To Camp Grant. Ill, Capts. O. L. HANSON, C. M. POHL, Chicago; To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Lieuts. C. DEAN, Bogalusa; S. F. HENRY, Effingham; Lieuts. H. L. DAY, Bluffs; W. D. CHRIS- New T. M. J. GELPI, Orleans. MAN, Bradford; W. RENNIE, Chicago; T. J. FLATELY, Moline. To Leon Lieut. W. P. Wilson. To Camp McClellan, Ala,, Capt. A. PARSONS, Genesee; Lieuts. E. Springs, Texas, SINGLETARY, M. PRICE, Astoria; R. F. BARKER, East St. Louis; J. R. SHOLL, Peoria. Maine To Camp Pike, Ark., Major B. S. ROGERS, Chicago. To Boston, Mass., Psychopathic Hospital, Lieut. F. E. ROWE, To O. Olmstead. Augusta. Camp Sevier, S. C, Lieut. CARAKER, To Fort for H. V. To Camp Sheridan, Ala., Lieut. H. L. FISCHER, Kewanee. . Oglethorpe instruction, Lieuts. BICKMORE, Port¬ To Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., Lieut. R. F. WRIGHT, Chicago. land; H. W. FROHOCK, Rockland. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction. Capts. G. L. ALT, Chicago; C. W. BAILEY. Hebron; J. C. , Peoria; Lieuts. E. AUSTIN, Maryland Benton; C. R. BENNER, J. CRAYBEAL, G. HALPERIN, J. W. KAIL, To Camp A. A. Humphrevs, Va., Lieut. J. L. VALENTINI, Baltimore. S. MANN, I. S. SEGALL, R. E. STOBIE, Chicago; J. D. BYRNE, To Camp Greene, N. C, Lieut. D. E. STONE, Jr., Emmitsburg. Du Ouoin; J. C. KASSMEYER, Durand; J. C. R. WETTSTEIN, To Camp Lee, Va., Lieut. H. J. STRICKLER, Baltimore. Effingham; W. B. McCLURE, Evanston; F. WOLTMAN, Kampsville; To Camp Sherman, Ohio, Lieuts. F. G. COWHERD, Cumberland; P. H. WESSEL, Moline; L. F. BOWMAN. J. J. McINTOSH, Mount F. A. CAMALIER, Leonardtown. Carroll; O. B. ORMSBY, Murphysboro; J. H. SPENCER, Murrayville; D. M. LITTLEJOHN, Pana; C. E. ROBB, Rock Island; O. L. Massachusetts EDWARDS, Roodhouse; W. H. McCANDLESS, Sterling; A. H. To Camp A. A. Humphrevs, Va., Capt. A. C. Eastman, Springfield;: CLAE, Waukegan. Lieut. W. E. BUCK, Wilmington.

Downloaded From: http://jama.jamanetwork.com/ by a University of Iowa User on 05/30/2015 To Camp Devens, Mass., Lieuts. S. E. RYAN, Springfield; M. J. To Washington, D. C, St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Capt. D. E. WAR¬ SHEALEY, Westboro. Base hospital, Capt. F. L. EVERETT, Spring¬ REN, Passaic; Lieut. E. H. SNAVELY, Cedar Grove. field. For instruction, Capt. F. T. CLARK, Westfield. To Camp Gordon, Ga., Capt. F. J. McKENZIE, Springfield. New Mexico To Camp Jackson, S. C, Lieut. J. C. SULLIVAN, Webster. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capts. F. R. ABBE, H. J. FITZ- To Leon Springs, Texas, Lieut. J. H. SANFORD, Socorro. SIMMONS, H. F. MacLEOD, Boston: F. J. SEXTON, Brookline; J. E. BRINDAMOUR, Holyoke; H. C. KIRBY, New Bedford; Lieuts. New York J. H. DEVENNY, Boston; T. J. C AHILL, Cambridge; T. B. To Camp A. A. Humphrevs, Va., Capts. G. L. BRANCH, Catskill; DELANKY, Lowell; E. A. BARROWS, Plymouth; M. B. RADDING, T. F. DeNAOULEY, New York; Lieuts. R. F. BLISS, Brooklyn; A. Springfield. GOLDBERG, Rockaway Beach. Camp hospital, Capt. A. A. EPSTEIN, To Fort Totten, N. Y., Lieut. I. W. RICHARDSON, Wakefield. New York. To New Haven, Conn., Yale Army Laboratory School, Capt. W. W. To Camp Devens, Mass., base hospital, Capt. F. W. SEYMOLTR. FULLERTON, Brockton. Rochester; Lieuts. E. F. WALSH, R. H. WHITCHER, New York. To Plattsburg Barracks, N. Y., Lieut. D. F. DOWNING, West- To Camp Dix. . J., Lieut. R. O. BAKER, Montour Falls. Base borough. hospital, Lieut. S. B. DOYLE. Brooklyn. Michigan To Camp Gordon, Ga., base hospital, Lieut. W. J. McNERNEY, To Ann Arbor. Mich., State Psychopathic Hospital, Capt. P. J. Syracuse. DePREE, Grand Rapids. To Camp Greene, N. C, base hospital, Capt. I. H. ALEXANDER, To Iowa, base H. T. WHITE, New New York. Camp Dodge, hospital, Capt. To Camp Jackson, S. C. Lieut. C. W. TOHNSON. Mount Vernon. Lathrop. M. To Sherman, Lieut. J. F. CROFTON, St. Joseph. To Camp Mcade, Md., Capts. F. BOYLE, Buffalo; J. S. WILSON. Camp Ohio, Poughkeepsie; Lieuts. E. E. BABCOCK, Adams Center; W. W. HALL. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capts. F. B. MINER, Flint; Henderson. I. BOWDEN, Port Huron; T. B. CAMPBELL, Stanwood; Lieuts H. P. POSTON, Detroit; J. H. Flint; E. W. DALES, H. J. To Camp Sevier, S. C, Capt. J. G. MORRIS, Groveland Station. HOUTON, To Camp Shelby, Miss., base hospital, Lieut H. D. New PYLE, Grand Rapids. York. MANLEY, To Fort Riley for instruction, Lieuts. F. M. HUNTLEY, Lansing; To C. R. Niles. Camp Sherman, Ohio. Lieut. J. R. FOSHAY, Peekskill. J. DURHAM, Muskegon; HENDERSON, To Camp Wadsworth, S. C, Capt. B. P. Oriskany; Lieuts. To Fort Wayne, Mich., Lieuts. W. F. COURIE, Detroit; E. D. E. A. ALLEN, Grand DAWSON, Brooklyn; H. T. CRONK, New York. HUNDERMAN, Rapids. To Columbia, S. C, base hospital, Lieut. H. R. MIXSELL, New York. Minnesota To Edgewood, Md., LieuL J. M. HALL, New York. To Camp Dodge, Iowa, base hospital, Capt:. G. J. TWEEDY, Winona. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Major F. T. ROBESON, New To base E. Rochester. York; Capts. C. A. LUBRECHT, L. HENDEE, Buffalo; Camp Lee, Va., hospital, Capt. J. HORGAN, A. Brooklyn; To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Lieuts. E. S. O'HARE, Milroy; MARK, Elmira; M. L. HAVILAND, Glens Falls; H. E. MERRIAM. H. D. NEWKIRK, E. OBERG, Minneapolis. Ithaca; F. A. WICKER, Livonia; J. J. SINNOTT, Mount Vernon; To Fort Riley for instruction, Capt. A. C. TANNER, Minneapolis. E. C. THOMPSON, Newburgh; T. FARNAM, New York; M. I. To New Haven, Conn., Yale Army Laboratory School, for instruction, STEARNS, Ogdensburg; T.- F. FOREMAN, J. H. KEVAND, A. S. Lieut. L. RULAND, Syracuse; Lieuts. E. R. RICHIE, Brewster; H. C. FUHR- BAKER, Minneapolis. MAN, A. E. GILMARTIN, B. GROSS, W. J. DURKIN, O. J. Mississippi RUZICKA, E. G. SILVERMAN, M. R. SIUDZINSKI, Brooklyn; To Camp MacArthur Texas, Capt. C. P. MOSBY, Meridian; Lieut. R. P. HIGGINS, Cortland; G. M. GLENN, Fonda; F. J. LEONARD. L. J. COPPEDCE, Rosedale. IFon; S. BRODY, H. M. COX, A. EISENBUD, S. EPSTEIN, C. To Camp McClellan, Ala.. Lieut. J. P. KENNEDY, Greenwood. GLUCK, I. MILLER, M. SOLETSKY', M. B. SPONSLER, W. H. To Camp Sheridan, Ala., Lieuts. E. E. SHIVERS. Boyle; J. WELCH, STANDER, New York; F. A. TREIBER, Port Jarvis; G. H. CLARK, Collins; R. R. WELCH, Kola; H. P. HOPPER. Sancier. E. B. COOK, J. G. HART, Rochester; C. L. SCHLOSSOR, Syracuse; To Fort McPhcrson, Ga., Lieut. W. W. MERRITT. Fondren. H. W. JONES, Utica; E. R. GLADSTONE, Walton. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Lieuts. W. G. BERRY, Jackson; To Fort Porter, N. Y., Capt. A. J. CAPRON, Oswego. J. S. MOORE, Magnolia. To Fort Totten, N. Y.. Lieut. H. KLARFELD, New York. To Fort Riley for instruction, Lieut. L. H. SENTEFF, State Line. To I.akehurst, N. J., Lieut. J. BLINDER, Brooklyn. To I.akewood, N. J., Lieut. L. FRISCHMAN, Yonkers. Missouri To New Haven, Conn., Lieut. C. M. MANN, Petersburg. Yale Army Laboratory School, for instruction, Capts. H. GREELEY. Brooklyn; To Camp Custcr, Mich., Capt. J. C. LYTER, St. Louis. E. New W. H. To Camp Dodge. Iowa, Capt.. R. E. CASTELAW, Kansas City. MOSCHCOWITZ, York; VEEDER, Rochester; Lieut. To J. H. GLOBUS, New York. Camp Jackson, S. C., Lieut. J. P. BURKE, Jr., California. To Plattsburg Barracks, . S. Ward's To Camp MacArthur, Texas., Lieut. R. H. Kansas City. Y., Capt. D. SPELLMAN, BURNEY, Island; Lieuts. J. E. BURKE, Schenectady ; P. M. CHAMPLIN, To Camp Travis, Texas, base hospital, Capt. A. W. GIFFORD, Syracuse. Springfield. To report to the commanding officer, Eastern Department, Capt. E. E. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capts. B. G. BENSON. D B. WILSON, Lieut. S. G. BLUM, Brooklyn. GARSTANG, G. W. KOENIG, St. Louis; J. A. SWEARINGFN, To E. G. New York. T. Rockefeller Institute, Lieut. STILLMAN, Wyaconda; Lieuts. T. McLARNEY, Brookfield; J. H. WILLIAMS. To Washington, D. C, St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Lieut. T. J. VOS Hume; E. D. TWYMAN. Independence; A. L. HEARST, H F. BURGH, Warwick. VANORDEN. J. E. WATTENBERG, Kansas City; L. I. SHUCK, Nelson; B. F. MAY. St. Louis. North Carolina To Fort Omaha Neb., Lieut. H. C. KIMBERLIN, Trenton. To Camp Greene, N. C. Capt. F. A. CARPENTER, Statesville; To Fort Riley for instruction, Capts. A. J. McNEES, Clinton; H. A. Lieuts. C. M. BYMUN, Goldston; J. B. HAGAMAN, Todd. BREYFOGLE, H. H. LANE, Kansas City; T. J. RAGSDALE, Lee's To Camp Sevier, S. C.r Lieut. S. S. IRVIN, Vanceboro. Summit; E. BARRYMORE, Silex; E. W. EBERLEIN, St. Louis; To Camp Wadsworth, S. C, base hospital, Lieut. M. H. BRAWLIÎY. Lieuts. W. C. ANDERSON, A. G. KOCH, Kansas City. Salisbury. To New Haven, Conn., Yale Army Laboratory School, for instruction, To Fort Oalethorpe for instruction, Lieuts. F. B. SPENCER. Salis- Capt. F. COHEN, Kansas City. bury; T. C. KERNS, West Durham. Montana To New York, Neurological Institute, for instruction, Capt. N. D. BITTING, Durham. To Camp Lewis, Wash., Capt. J. M. SCANLAND, Warm Springs. North To Camp Sherman, Ohio, Lieut. H. I. McGREGOR, Choteau. Dakota To Fort Omaha, Neb., Lieut. P. A. SCHULBERG, Rudvard. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Lieut. J. P. MILLER, Mandan. To Fort Riley for instruction, Capt. J. I. WERNHAM; Lieuts. J. D. To Fort Riley for instruction, Capt. D. A. FISK, Carpio. BARRETT, Billings; F. E. ABBOTT, Broadview; C. W. BICE, Great Falls; T. L. COCKRELL, Hindale. Ohio To as medical G. Helena, Mont., aide. Capt. E. BALSLTM, Billings. To Camp A. A. Humphreys. Va., Lieut. W. E. BLAIR, Lebanon. To report to the commanding officer. Western Department, Lieut. To G. W. E. F. Harlowton. Camp Clister, Mich., Capt. WOODS. Columbus; Lieuts. ROSS, F. M. OXLEY, Cincinnati; E. F. BRANDON, Edon. Base hospital, Nebraska Capt. W. A. GOING, Toledo. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capt. L. RILEY, Wisner; Lieut. To Camp Dix, . J., Lieut. E. S. FOLK, Canton. T. J. SRB, Dwight. To Camp Grant, III., Lieuts. D. THOMAS, Lorain; R. A. DALBEY, To Fort Omaha. Neb., Lieut. L. C. HILSABECK, Gretna. Youngstown. To Camp Greene. N. C, Lieuts. A. M. DUNLAP, Cleveland; T. S. New Hampshire WILLIAMS, Massillon; . H. AUSTIN, Springfield; A. P. SMYTH. Y'oungstown. ' To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capt. C. B. COTTON, Woleboro; To Lieut. M. H. Camp Jackson. S. C Lieut. H. S. RHU, Marion. Base hospital, TOWLE, Manchester. Capt. . H. PORTER. Tiffin. New To Camp Meadc. Md., Lieuts. W. G. STINCHCOMB, Bellefontaine; Jersey 1 R \RRY Lima To A. A. M. Camp Humphreys, Va., camp hospital, Capt. J. JONES, 'To Camp Sevier, S, C, Lieuts. L. F. MUTSCHMAN, Alliance; F. E. Jersey City. SEXTON, Cleveland; J. J. HEATON, McCutchenville; B. L. CASEY, To Camp Colt, Pa., Lieut. F. L. BIRD, Netcong. Toronto; O. D. CRITCHFIELD, West Unity To Camp Jackson. S. C. Lieuts. C. H. CANNING, Atlantic City; To Camp Sherman, Ohio, Lieuts. W. C. LANGDON, Cincinnati; J. B. E. J. CHAPMAN, Jersey City. POLING, Lima; F. E. MAHLA, Marion; I. D. BAXTER, Spencerville. To Camp Meade, Md., Capt: G. W. LAWRENCE, Lakewood. Base hospital, Lieut. S. S. QUITTNER, Cleveland. To Camp Upton, . Y., base hospital, Lieut. C. TEN BROECK, To Camp Zachary Taylor, ., Lieuts. C. E. EXLINE, Canton; R. H. Princeton. FIRTH, Dayton. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capts. E. ACKERMANN, Dover; To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capts. G. F. McKIM, Cincinnati; G. S. WILLIS, Morristown; C. W. EVELETH, West Orange; Lieuts. C. E. Welch, Nelsonville; L. A. LEVISON, Toledo; E. M. BROW.V W. P. DAVIS, Jr.. Atlantic City: R. W. RANDALL. Hackettstown ; Zanesville; Lieuts. G. P. RIEBEL, Ashland; H. A. MARCH, Canton; M. AURIEMMA, Hoboken; P. BRANCATO, C. B. RUSSELL, F. J. T. D. W. PALMER, H. M. SCHNEIDER, Cincinnati; E. V. BISHOP, WAS, Paterson; W. H. McCORMICK, Jr., Perth Ambov; H. H. H. A. BUDD, E. D. ROSEWATER, Cleveland; J. M. BOWMAN, BOWLES, Summit; J. M. MacKELLAR, Tenafly; P. A. D'ACIERENO, J. G. SHERMAN, H. R. WRIGHT, Columbus; W. H. SWISHER, West Hoboken. Dayton; G. HARTNAGEL, Delphos; W. R. CRUME, Gratis; D. C. To New Haven, Conn., Yale Army Laboratory School, for instruction, FOX, Kenton; G. W. PULLEN, Jr., Lakewood; R. M. BLAIR, Leb¬ Capt. W. F. CIMIOTTI. West Hoboken. anon; E. B. SCHNEIDER, Norwood; E. A. YATES, Piqua; S. L. To report to the commanding officer, Eastern Department, Lieut. A. ZURMEHLY, Rushsylvania; J. S. TETER, J. S. Newark. L. W. Toledo; SHINN, STAHL, Troy; POTTS, Warrensville. . I

Downloaded From: http://jama.jamanetwork.com/ by a University of Iowa User on 05/30/2015 To New Haven, Conn., for instruction, Lieut. H. J. POWELL, To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capt. J. VANCE, El Paso; Lieuts- Bowling Green. Yale Army Laboratory School, for instruction, Lieut. L. SCHELLER, Beaumont; L. F. BLAND, R. H. MILLWEE, Dallas; F. W. RILEY, Akron. M. B. BADT, Fort Worth; R. C. WHIDDON, Gainesville. To report to the commanding officer, Eastern Department, Lieut. F. F. To Leon Springs, Texas, Lieuts. T. H. BLACKWELL, Dickens; A. C BARGER, Urbana. SURMANN, Post. Oklahoma Utah To Camp Logan, Texas, Capt. D. M. LAWSON, Nowata; Lieut. H. J. To Camp Kearney, Calif., Lic-ut. C. F. SWANSON, Milford. WEEDN, Sasakwa. To Camp Pike, Ark., Lieut. G. H. CHRISTY, Vernal. To Camp MacArthur, Texas, Capt. A. T. HILL, Tamaha; Lieuts. To Fort Oglethorpe .for instruction, Lieut. H. R. HATCH, Heber. J. T. MORELAND, Idabel; W. A. SIBLEY, Tar River; A. W. PIG- To Fort Riley for instruction, Lieut. H. FINCH, Park Cfty. FORD, Tulsa; E. B. THOMASSON, Velma. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Lieut. R. E. WAGGONER, Vermont Pawnee. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Lieut. W. H. CLANCY, Bur¬ To Fort Riley for instruction, Capt. H. M. STRICKLEN, Tonkawa; lington. Lieuts. L. H. RITZHAUPT, Guthrie; J. N. HARBER, Mekusukey. Virginia To Camp Greene, N. C, Lieuts. H. S. HENKEL, Brownsburg; J. J. Oregon CRUMM, Louisa; C. B. FOX, Monterey. To Camp Lewis, Wash., Lieuts. B. BLACKFORD, A. K. HIGGS, To Camp Lee, Va., Lieut. J. B. MUNCY, Richmond. Portland. To Camp Meade, Md., Capt. T. A. KIRK, Roanoke. Pennsylvania To Camp Sevier, S. C, Lieut. S. R. JORDAN, Virgihna. To Camp Colt, Pa., Capt. O. T. CRUIKSHANK, Pittsburgh. To Camp Sherman, Ohio, for instruction, Lieut. W. A. McGOWAN, To Camp Dix, . J., Capts. F. C. DUVALL, Monessen; L. C. FUL¬ Richmond. TON, W. J. LAND, Pittsburgh. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capts. W. H. SAUNDERS, To Camp Jackson, S. C, Lieut. S. M. WINTER, Duryea. Roanoke; P. W. BOYD, Winchester; Lieuts. W. S. FERGUSON, To Camp Meade, Md., Lieut. P. K. HELLER, Dixmont. Base hos¬ Lynchburg; J. L. GRANT, Midland; J. H. MABRY, Newport News; pital, Capts. W. B. KENWORTHEY, Milford; A. J. WAGERS, Lieut. K. W. STONEBURNER, Toms Brook. W. J. CREIGHTON, Philadelphia. To Camp Scvier, S. C, Capt. W. C. WILSON,, Morris Run; Lieuts. Washington R. G. FURLONG, Donora; W. H. HUBER, Glenside. To Camp Lewis, Wash., Capt. G. A. DAVIS, Redmond. Base hospital, To Camp Wadsworth, S. C, Lieuts. S. g. JORDAN, McKeesport; Capts. E. C. LEE, Seattle; F. R. FURSEY, Spokane; Lieut. J. W. R. M. JOHNSTON, New Kensington; L. F. KROH, Rural Valley. MITCHELL, Seattle. Tu Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., Capt. J. S. DeMUTH, Pittsburgh. To Fort Riley for instruction, Lieut. E. M. BEVIS, Republic. To Fort Bliss, Texas,'base hospital, Capt. J. W. McKENNAN, Wash¬ To New York, Neurological Institute, Lieut. L. R. QUILLIAM, ington. Seattle. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capts. E. M. COWELL, Athens; To San Francisco, Calif., Lieut. J. H. EGAN, Tacoma. W. A. McCALL, Butler; W. O. WILSON, Clearfield; J. L. IRELAND, Frie; L. C. SMITH, Lawrenceville; . . BIRNEY, C. E. TEGTMEIR, West Virginia Philadelphia; F. C. S. BLESSING, A. J. HESSER, Pittsburgh; J. B. Lieut. R. K. C. To Camp Greene, N. C, BRAGONIER, Shepherdstown. ROGERS, Pottsville; J. H. RORKE, Reading; FALKOWSKY, Jr., To Camp Mcade, Md.. Lieut. J. A. STRIEBICH, Moundsville. Base Scranton; Lieuts. W. E. LOFTUS, Carbondale; C. W. JOHNSTONE, hospital, Capt. S. H. PHILLIPS, Charleston. DuBois; J. L. McBRIDE, Emsworth; R. S. HINCHMAN, McKeesport; To Camp Sherman, Ohio, base hospital, Lieut. I. FAWCETT, Wheeling- R. GOODMAN, L. H. JACOB, J. D. SCHOFIELD, A. STRAUSS, To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capt. W. L. VAN SANT, Hinton; Philadelphia; A. W. BARKLEY, J. E. FLINN, H. M. GANGLOFF, Lieut. F. E. New Martinsville. H. C. HIEBER, Pittsburgh; S. L. DRIEBELBIS, Reading; W. M. MARTIN, YOST. Rochester; J. B. MILLER, Sligo; B. W. GENUNG, Ulysses; Wisconsin A. I. SLAGLE, Vandergrift; D. A. RUPERT, Webster. To Fort Tctten, Y., Lieut. S. GOLDBERG, McKeesport. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capt. O. H. FOERSTER, Mil¬ To Pittsburgh, Pa., Lieut. C. J. BOWEN, Pittsburgh. waukee; Lieuts. F. L. GRIS WOLD, Mazomaine; J. H. CARROLL, To Plattsburg Barracks, N. Y., Majors T. H. WEISENBURG, Phila¬ Milwaukee; W. C. COMEE, Seymour. C. H. To Fort Riley for instruction, Capt. M. A. BAILEY, Fennimore; delphia; HENNINGER, Pittsburgh. Lieuts. M. Bloom F. H. To report to the commanding general, Hoboken, N. J., Lieut. H. S. J. ROSS, City; BALDWIN, Bloomington; WEIGLE, Muncy. W. J. WALDSCHMIDT, Fond du Lac; R. R. RATH, Granton; R. C. To Washington, D. C, St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Lieuts. C. A. GODFREY, Lancaster; R. C. WESTHOFEN, Milwaukee; G. A- KOENIG, C. A. LEY, Pittsburgh. NATVIG, Prairie Farm; G. W. CURLESS, Walworth. Rhode Island Wyoming Lieut. W. H. To Camp Devens, Mass., Lieut. C. H. GANNON, Howard. To Fort Riley for instruction, HASSED, Lusk. To Camp Dix, . J., Capt. F. R. JENKS, Lieut. J. V. CHATIGNY, Pawtucket. To Camp Jackson, S. C, Lieut. H. C. MESS1NGER, Providence. To Camp Meade, Md., base hospital, Lieut. J. E. McCABE, Provi¬ ORDERS TO OFFICERS OF THE MEDICAL dence. To Camp Wadsworth, S. C, Lieut. C. B. O'ROURKE, Providence. CORPS, U. S. ARMY To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Lieut. P. H. RUSHTON, Provi¬ dence. Alabama To New Haven, Conn., Yale Army Laboratory School, for instruction, To Camp Beauregard, La., from Camp Forrest, Lieut. H. BOXER, Capt. H. G. PALMER, Providence. Birmingham. To Camp Crane, Pa., from Camp Sheridan, Lieut. H. F. McLAURINE, South Carolina Fitzpatrick. To Camp Jackson. S. C, Lieut. W. R. WYNNE, Charleston. Base To Camp Greene, N. C. base hospital, from Camp McClellan, Lieut. Hospital, Capt. W. WESTON, Jr., Columbia. C. D. MYERS, Birmingham. To Camp Scvier, S. C, base hospital, Lieut. W. E. MILLS, Sumter. To Camp Upton, N. Y., base hospital, from Fort McPherson, Lieut. To Camp Wadsworth, S. C, base hospital, Lieut. S. C. DEAN, E. C. SINIARD, Birmingham. Anderson. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Lieut. J. A. USSERY, Courtland. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capt. H. W. De SAUSSURE, Charleston. Arizona South Dakota To Camp Custer, Mich., base hospital, from Camp Travis, Capt. V. A- To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Lieut. H. H. CORNFORTH, SMELKER, Nogales. Hot Springs. To Camp Logan, Texas, from Fort Riley, Lieut. R. E. POOLE, To Fort Riley for instruction, Lieut. A. A. SORENSEN, Aberdeen. Mayer. To Denver, Colo., from New Haven, Lieut. E. J. RICHSTEIN, Tennessee Bisbee. base To Camp Jackson, S. C, Lieut. W. B. EASON, Bells. To Fort Snelling, Minn., hospital, from Camp Fremont, Lieut. To Camp MacArthur, Texas, Lieut. H. P. RIEGER, Nashville. W. O. SWEEK, Phoenix. To Camp McClellan, Ala., Lieut. R. WEBB, St. Bethlehem. Arkansas To Camp Sevier, S. C, Lieut. J. F. GOFF, Chesterfield. To Camp Crane, Pa., from Camp Fremont, Lieut. T. W. SANDERS, To Camp Sheridan, Ala., Lieut. A. J. GUINN, Ducktown. Hot Springs. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capts. D. GERMAN, Franklin; To Camp Logan, Texas, from Fort Riley, Lieut. C. V. POWELL, J. A. HARDISON, Lewisburg; Lieuts. H. L. CARROLL, Knoxville; Round Pond. J. D. CARI.TON, Union City. To Camp Newton D. Baker, Texas, base hospital, from Camp Mac- To Fort Riley for instruction, Lieut. L. C. HARRIS, Mockeson. Arthur, Capt. O. J. T, JOHNSTON, Batesville. To New Haven, Conti., Yale Army Laboratory School, for instruction. To Fort Benjamin Harrison, base hospital, from Camp Pike, Major Lieut. W. F. LAKE, Chattanooga. F. VINSONHALER, Little Rock. Texas To New Haven, Conn., from Camp Jackson, Capt. E. E. HOLT, Mena. To Camp John Wise, Texas, Lieut. J. H. BARNETT, Walnut Springs. California To Camp Logan, Texas, Capts. J. W. GERMANY, Ennis; T. B. ASKOW, San Antonio; C. M. MacNELLY, Weatherford; J. H. To Camp Crane, Pa., from Army Medical School, Lieut. T. L. THOMAS, West; Lieuts. J. K. WEBSTER, Athens; G. L. EADS, ROGERS, Long Beach; from Camp Fremont, Lieuts. A. L. COHN, Marshall; E. O. NICHOLS, Plainview; S. I. STURGES, Springtown. W. E. KAY, Jr., San Francisco; from Camp Lewis, Capt. H. K. To Camp MacArthur, Texas, Capts. W. H. MACKEY, Fort Worth; FABER, San Francisco; from New Haven, Lieut. M. B. WOLFF·, San O. R. MARSHALL, Moody; Lieuts. F. H. KLIEFETH, Blanco; E. G. Francisco. SMITH, Gatcsville; R. A. DUNCAN, Graham; W. J. MASTERS, Knox To Camp Greene, N. C, base hospital, from Camp Bowie, Capt. J. L. City; H. A. WINTER, Port Arthur. Base hospital, Major H. B. LOHSE, Oakland. JESTER, Corsicana. To Camp Kearney, Calif., Lieuts. F. E. McCANN, Corning; W. W. To Camp Travis, Texas, base hospital, Capt. F. W. SORELL, San TOURTILLOTT, Lindsay; J. A. McKENNEY, Parlier; from Fort Antonio. Riley, Capts. R. MOTHERAL, Hanford; M. CAMPBELL, Los Angeles; To Canal Zone, Lieut. T. T. PARKER, San Antonio. L. GRAHAM, Wagner; Lieuts. M. CLEEVES, S. A. MARSDEN, To Dallas, Texas, Love Field, Lieuts. F. E. STONE, Paducah; J. A. Los Angeles. Base hospital, Capt. P. A. JORDAN, San Jose; and McCONNELL, Poolville. for instruction, Capt. S. M. MILLER, Los Angeles.

Downloaded From: http://jama.jamanetwork.com/ by a University of Iowa User on 05/30/2015 To Camp Logan, Texas, from Fort Riley, Lieut. E. R. HARVEY, Long Beach. Indiana To Camp Sherman, Ohio, base hospital, from Camp Jackson, Capt. To Camp Crane, Pa., from Camp Grant, Lieuts. V. GORDON, Blounts- J. EAVES, San Francisco. ville; J. F. SWAYNE, Mecca; from Camp Hancock, Capt. C. C. To Camp Upton, N. Y., from Camp Kearney, Major R. B. WIL¬ DUBOIS, Warsaw; from Camp Sevier, Lieut. E. G. WINTER, Indian¬ LIAMS, San Francisco. apolis; from Camp Wadsworth, Lieut. C. H. BRUNER, Greenfield; To Fort Douglas, Utah, from Camp Lewis, Capt. W. B. DEAS, San from Fort Omaha, Capt. B. W. RHAMY, Fort Wayne. Francisco. To Camp Grant, III., from Fort Oglethorpe, Capts. J. W. BENHAM, To Fort Oglethorpe, evacuation hospital, from San Francisco, Major Columbus; J. T. McFARLIN, Williams. P. M. THOMAS, San Francisco. For instruction, from Fort Riley, To Camp Greene, N. C, base hospital, from Camp Beauregard, Lieut. Lieut. F. C. SWEARINGEN, Pomona. H. L. COOPER, South Bend. To Camp Hancock, Ga., base hospital, from Camp Beauregard, Lieut. Canal Zone H. H. JONES, Salamonia. To Camp Kearney, Calif., from Fort Riley Lieuts. E. C. GRAY, To Newport News, Va., from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. W. C. GIB¬ Greensburg; H. S. BOWLES, Muncie. SON, Pedro Miguel. To Camp Knox, ., from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. E. E. BROCK, Colorado Anderson. To Azalea, . C, from New Haven, Capt. S. SIMON, Denver. To Camp Lee, Va., from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. C. C. MARSHALL, To Camp Kearney. Calif., from Fort Riley, Capts. H. J. HOLLISON, Aurora. Denver; B. B. BLÒTZ, Rocky Ford. To Fort Benjamin Harrison, base, hospital, from Camp Travis, Capt. To Camp Sherman, Ohio, base hospital, from Camp Wadsworth, Capt. H. ELLIOTT, Brazil. L. H. McKINNIE, Colorado Springs. To Hoboken, N. J.,. base hospital, from Camp Custer, Capt. J. C. To Denver, Colo., from New Haven, Capt. M. J. KEENEY, Pueblo. GLACKMAN, Hatfield. To Walter Reed General Hospital, D. C., Lieut. J. F. WILLIAMS, To Lakewood, . J., for instruction, Lieut. G. N. DRULEY, North La Junta. Webster. Connecticut Iowa To Lieut. G. H. To Ala., as tuberculosis from Camp Greene, N. C, from Camp Meade, STEELE, Camp McClellan, examiner, Camp Jack¬ from P. E. son, Lieut. T. P. MURDOCK, Meriden. Belmond. Base hospital, Camp Bowie, Capt. SAWYER, To Camp Sevier, S. C, as tuberculosis examiner, from Camp Jackson, Sioux City. , Lieut. M. C. BECK, Bridgeport. To Camp Hancock, Ga., base hospital, from Camp Shelby, Capt. C. To Camp Upton, N. Y., base hospital, from Walter Reed General A. KATHERMAN, Sioux City. Hospital, Lieut. S. MAISLEN, Hartford. To Camp Kearney, Calif., from Fort Riley, Capt. H. M. HOAG, Honorably discharged, on account of physical disability existing prior Mason City. to entrance into the service, Capt. W. H. GRAY, Mystic. To Camp Logan, Texas, from Fort Riley, Capt. A. M. SHERMAN, Clarinda; Lieut. F. H. DIERKER, West Point. District of Columbia To Camp Newton D. Baker, Texas, base hospital, from Camp Bowie, To Camp Crane, Pa., from Camp Jackson, Lieut. S. R. KARPELES, Lieut. W. C. HAND, Hartley. Washington. To Fort Benjamin Harrison, base hospital, from Camp Cody, Capt. To Fort Benjamin Harrison, base hospital, from Camp Clister, Capt. E. L. ROHLF, Waterloo. H. L. SCHURMEIER, Washington. To Lakewood, . J., for instruction, Lieut. J. . KNIPE, Armstrong. To Rockfeller Institute for instruction in the treatment of infected To Waynesville, N. C, from New Haven, Capt. S. C. BUCK, Grinnell. wounds, and on completion to Camp Meade, Md., base hospital, from Washington, Major R. Y. SULLIVAN, Washington. Kansas To Camp Crane, Pa., from New Y'ork, Lieut. E. H. SCHLEGEL, Florida Wichita. To Lakewood, . J., for instruction, Lieut. A. J. WOOD, St. Peters¬ To Camp Grant, III., from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. L. J. PIERCE, burg. Englewood. To Camp Kearney, Calif., from Fort Riley, Capt. W. DOSTER, Georgia Coldwater. To Camp Crane, Pa., from Fort McPherson, Major W. A. CHAP¬ To Camp Logan, Texas, from Fort Riley, Capt. C. L. RANDALL, MAN, Cedartown. Neodesha. To Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Fla., Capt. H. RESPESS, Mason; To Camp Newton D. Baker. Texas, base hospital, from Camp Bowie, Lieuts. C. G. HOOTEN, Bronwood; W. A. HARRISON, Sycamore. Lieut. R. S. PICKLER, Beloit. To Camp Meade, Md., evacuation hospital, Capt. J. H. BUTLER, To Denver, Colo., from New Haven, Lieut. C. F. ENSIGN, Lawrence. Augusta. To Fort Oglethorpe. evacuation hospital, from Camp Beauregard, To Camp Seiner, S. C, from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. F. J. GIUF¬ Lieut. A. J. Ò'LEARY. Burr Oak; from Fort Logan H. Roots, Capt. FRIDA, Atlanta. M. HAHN, Arkansas City. To Camp Sherman, Ohio, base hospital, from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieuts. To Fort Rilev for instruction, Lieut. H. W. GOOTEE, Topeka. T. B. WILSON, Brunswick; S. T. R. REVELL, Louisville. To Jefferson'Barracks, Mo., Lieut. D. C. DODDS, Summerfield; To Fort Oglethorpe, evacuation hospital, from Camp Sheridan, Capt. from Fort Logan H. Roots, Lieut. A. B. OECHSLI, Stockton. W. R. Savannah. To Newport News, Va., from Fort Oglethorpe, Capt. J. W. CHENEY, DANCY, Wichita. To Lakewood, . J., for instruction, and on completion to his proper station, from Camp Wadsworth, Major J. W. DANIEL, Savannah. Kentucky To Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Fla., from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. G. Illinois G. HUNTER, Covington. To Camp Pike, Ark., from Camp Bowie. Major G. H. DAY, Louisville. To Camp A. A. Humphreys, Va., Lieut. F. E. SENEAR, Chicago. To H. To from Army Medical School, Lieut. . E. Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., Capt. A. DAVIDSON, Louisville. Cam"p Crane, Pa., To Fort Sam Houston, Texas, base hospital, from Camp Hancock, LUTYENS, Farmingdale; from Camp Custer, Capt. E. L. HEN- Z. DRICKS, Lanark; from Camp Dix, Lieut. H. L. SCHULTZ, Decatur; Lieut. G. JONES, Bowling Green. L. C. A. A. To Newport News, Va., Lieut. W. LAKE, Simmons. from Camp Grant, Lieuts. BASSETT, Farina; MERT, account . Honorably discharged on of physical disability existing prior Pawnee; from Camp Sheridan, Capt. F. C. WALSH, Rock Island; entrance into the D. from Camp Wheeler, Lieut. J. H. EDGCOMB, Ottawa. to service, Capts. H. DANIEL, Paintsville; A. H. To Camp from Fort Lieut. G. D. BRAND, KELLY, Shively. Knox, Ky., Oglethorpe, The following order has been revoked: To Camp Dodge, Iowa, base Chicago. Butler. To Camp Newton D. Baker, Texas, base hospital, from Camp Bowie, hospital, Lieut. J. E. WILSON, Lieut. J. F. BOONE, Chicago. To Camp. Sevier, S. C, from Lakewood, N. J., Lieuts. C. J. McMUL- Louisiana LEN, E. F. MIELKE, Chicago. To Camp Lee, Va., from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. P. T. THIBODAUX, To Camp Sherman, Ohio, base hospital, from Camp Zachary Taylor, Donaldsonville. Lieut. T. G. CHARLES, Beardstown; from Fort Oglethorpe, Capt. To Fort Oglethorpe, evacuation hospital, from Camp Beauregard, W. W. VAN WORMER, Springfield. Lieuts. D. B. DAVIS, Bunkie; W. H. HAMLEY, Lake Providence; G. To Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., base hospital, from Camp Dodge, B. DICKSON, Shreveport. Major W. G. ALEXANDER, Evanston. Maine To Denver, Colo., from New Haven, Capt. H. C. MILLER, Chicago; To Lieuts. E. LEVY, Chicago; V. MAURICAN, Rockton. Astoria, New York, from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. E. G. A. STET¬ To Fairpeld, Ohio, Wilbur Wright Field, from Middletown, Pa., Capt. SON, Brunswick. C. L. MONTGOMERY, Blue Mound. Massachusetts To Fort Benjamin Harrison, base hospital, from Camp Dodge, Lieut. To Camp A. A. Humphreys, Va., Capt. G. G. SMITH, Boston. M. S. COFFLER, Chicago. To Camp Crane. Pa., from Camp Devens, Capts. R. H. VOSE, To Fort Oglethorpe, evacuation hospital, from Camp Gordon, Lieut. Bos'on; W. T. HARKINS, Ouincy; from Camp Dix, Lieut . J. M. WASHBURN, Chicago. For instruction, Lieut. H. C. FOR¬ McWILLIAMS, Williamstown7 TUNE, Rochester. To Camp Dix, . J., base hospital, from Lakewood, Lieut F C. To Fort Riley to examine the command for nervous and mental dis¬ HALL. Boston. eases, from Jefferson Barracks, Capt. E. Z. LEVITIN, Peoria. To Camp Greene, N. C, base hospital, from Camp Sheridan, Lieut. To Fort Snelling, Minn., base hospital, from Camp Grant, Lieut. A. A. H. GALVIN, Springfield. S. SANDLER, Chicago. To Camp Lee, Va., from Fort Oglethorpe, Capt. J. W. CLARKE, To Fort Thomas, Ky., from Lakewood, . J., Lieut. G. H. ANDER¬ Attleboro. SON, Chicago. To Camp Sevier. S. C, from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. A. E. ST. To Jefferson Barracks, La., to examine the command for nervous CLAIR. Framingham. As tuberculosis examiner, from New Haven, and mental diseases, from Camp Sheridan, Capt. W. K. DYER, Kan- Lieut. N. J. HEYWOOD, Williamsett. kakee. To Camp Sherman, Ohio, base hospital, from Fort Oglethorpe Lieut. To Lakewood, . J., for instruction, Lieut. E. S. MELOY, Highland. F. L. GIBSON, Holyoke. To Newport News, Va., from Camp Dodge, Capt. L. W. ROSEN- To Camp Upton, . Y., base hospital, from Fort McPherson, Lieut. BAUM, Chicago. J. M. LYNCH, Boston. To Washington, D. C, tar consultation, and on completion to Fort To Fort McHenry, Md., from Camp Lee, Capt. A. M. DODGE, Oglethorpe, as instructor, from Fort Riley, Capt. E. W. RYERSON, Boston. Chicago. To Fort Oglethorpe, evacuation hospital, from Camp Wadsworth, To Waynesville, N. C, from New Haven, Capt. A. R. TRAPP, Lieut. R. H. PHILBRICK, East Northfield. For instruction, Lieuts. Springfield. J. L. DOWLING, L. STRAHLMANN, Boston.

Downloaded From: http://jama.jamanetwork.com/ by a University of Iowa User on 05/30/2015 To Mineóla, . ., Hazelhurst Field, from Cambridge, Major C. S. To Camp Sevier. S. C, as tuberculosis examiner, from Can.'p Jackson, BUTLER, Boston. Lieut,. . N. COWAN, Merchantville. To New Haven, Conn., Yale Army Laboratory School, for instruc¬ To Camp Shelby, Miss., from Camp Logan, Liîut. M. COHEN, tion, Lieut. F. PARKER, Jr., Bedford; from Rockefeller Institute, Paterson. Lieut. G. L. BUNNELL, Foxboro. To Camp Upton, . Y., from Fort Oglethorpe, Cal t. P. A. TOTTER, To New York, Neurological Institute, for instruction, Lieut. S. COBB, East Orange. Cotuit. To Fort Hamilton, N. Y., Lieut. R. G. M. EHLERS, Ocean Grove. Honorably discharged on account of physical disability existing prior Michigan into the W. H. Newark. To Camp Sherman, Ohio, base hospital, from Camp Lee, Lieut. L. to entrance service, Capt. WARREN, O. The following order has been revoked: To Camp Wheeler, Ga., base SHAW, Detroit. A. West To Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., Lieut. M. C. HUBBARD, Vestaburg. hospital, Lieut. E. OLPP, Hoboken. To Columbia, Ohio, from Columbus Barracks, Capt. B. F. A. CRANE, New Mexico Saginaw. To Fort Riley for instruction, Capt. J. W. BACHELOR, Oxford. To Camp Dodge, Iowa, from Fort Des Moines, Capt. G. . ANGLE, Albuquerque. Minnesota To Camp Logan, Texas, base hospital, for instruction, Lieut. F. H. CRAIL, East Las To Camp Cody, . M., as tuberculosis examiner, from Vancouver Vegas. Barracks, Lieut. L. W. POLLOCK, Rochester. New York To Camp Crane, Pa., from Camp Grant. Lieut. J. A. DAHL, To Camp Cody, N. M., from Fort Riley, Lieut. L. M. VINCENT, Minneapolis. New York. To Camp Custer, Mich., base hospital, from Camp Dodge, Lieut. T. To Camp Crane, Pa., from Army Medical School, Lieut. G. G. GRATZEK, St. Paul. DAVIS, Arcade; from Camp Devens, Capt. A. H. TERRY, New York; To Camp Logan, Texas, from Fort Riley, Capt. J. V. JOHNSON, from Camp Lee, Lieut. F. J. CLUNE, Yonkers, from Camp Sheridan, Morgan Park; Lieut. E. A. RUMREICH, Mahnomen. Capt. W. R. THOMSON, Warsaw; from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. J. A. To Camp Sevier, S. C, from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. G. W. DAHL- BILELLO, Brooklyn; from New Haven, Lieut. F. W. PALMER, QUIST, Lancaster. Buffalo; from Walter Reed General Hospital. Capt. J. E. CONBOY, To Fort Benjamin Harrison, base hospital, from Fort Rilev, Capt. New York. . K. H. SCHMIDT, Minneapolis. To Camp Custer, Mich., base hospital, from Camp Sheridan, Capt. T. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, from Fort Riley, Capt. M. J. H. CURTIN, New York; from Camp Sherman, Lieut. T. C. McCOY, KERN, St. Cloud. New York. To report to the governor of the Panama Canal, from Camp Pike, To Camp Fremont, Calif., base hospital, from Camp Lee, Major T. B. Major H. G. BICKFORD, Minneapolis. SPENCE, Brooklyn. To Washington, D. C, Capt. C. L. GREENE, St. Paul. Surgeon- To Camp Greene, N. C, base hospital, from Camp Jackson, Lieut. General's Office, from Rochester, Col. C. H. MAYO, Rochester. A. LACOVARA, New York. To Waynesville, N. C, from New Haven, Capt. R. I. HUBERT, To Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Fla., from Fort Oglethorpe, Capt. G. St. Paul. F. CLARK, Brooklyn. The following order has been revoked : To Camp Meade, Md., from To Camp Lee, Va., Capt. F. N. DEALY, Brooklyn. Camp Lee, Major J. C. SESSIONS, Minneapolis. To Camp McClellan, Ala., as tuberculosis examiners, from Camp Jackson, Capt. S. A, MAHADY, Utica; from Hoboken, Cajat. H. C. Mississippi DREW, Brooklyn. To Camp Dix, . J., base hospital, from Lakewood, Lieut. R. L. To Camp Sevier, S. C, as tuberculosis examiner, from New Haven, BEADLES, Coffeeville. Lieut. B. C. BULLEN, New York. To Camp Grant, III, from Fort Oglethorpe, Capt. J. B. MAGEE, To Camp Upton, N. Y., base hospital, from Camp Sevier, Lieut. D. Prentiss. TROPAUER, New York; from Fort McPherson, Lieuts. L. SZERLIP, To Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Fla., Lieut. D. S. SMITH, Rodney. Rockaway Beach; F. S. O'BRIEN. Wappingers F'alls; from Fort Sill, To Camp Logan, Texas, from Fort Riley, Lieut. J. D. WINTER, Lieut. A. J. ANDERSON, Long Island City. Stover. To Denver, Colo., from New Haven, Lieut. S. A. BINDERMAN, To Denver Colo., from New Haven, Lieut. B. C. BERNARD, New York. Indianola. To Fort Douglas, Utah, from Camp Lewis, Capt. R. M. JONES, New Honorably discharged on account of physical disability not incurred York. in line of duty, Lieut. M. PORTER, Water Valley. To Fort Hamilton. N. Y., from Eastern Department, Capt. A. S. DRISCOLL, Staten Island; from New York, Lieut. S. L. SIEGLER, Missouri New York. To Fort for C. To from A. L. Kan¬ Oglethorpe instruction, Capt. E. FASSETT, New Camp Dick, Texas, Mineóla, Capt. LUDWICK, Y'ork; Lieuts. N. M. Brooklyn; D. N. Buffalo; sas City. McFARLAND, COTT, A. W. J. GIBSON, Rochester. To Camp Forrest, Ga., Lieut. C. KELLY, St. Louis. To New York. To Camp Greene, N. C, base hospital, from Camp McClellan, Capt. Lakewood, . J., for instruction, Lieut. R. WEST, A. G. WICHMANN, St. Louis. To Middletown, Pa., from Fairfield, Ohio, Lieut. . H. GOLDBERG, To Camp Kearney, Calif., from Fort Riley, Capts. J. F. KOOGLER, Buffalo. Lieut. E. F. To the retired list, from New York, Lieut.-Col. M. C. WYETH. Kansas City; E. C. HILL, Smithville; KEARNEY, Oregon. of To Camp Logan, Texas, from Fort Riley, Capts. . H. CARPENTER, Honorably discharged on account physical disability incurred in E. W. E. line of duty, Capt. A. A. MÉNDEZ, Brooklyn. On account of physical Helena; W. RUDD, Salem; Lieuts. LOCKWOOD, Potts; into the C. A. TUCKER, Springfield; N. N. YAHLEM, St. Louis; C. E. disability existing prior to entrance service, Capt. C. F. BENHAM, Tarkio. KIVLIN, Troy; Lieut. W. W. MULLÍAS, Rome. To Camp McClellan, Ala., base hospital, from Camp Pike, Capt. M. North L. St. Carolina UNDERWOOD, Joseph. To To Camp Sevier, S. C, as tuberculosis examiner, from Camp Jackson, Camp Crane, Pa., from Camp McClellan, Lieut. J. W. DAVIS. Capt. F. B. SPENCER, Hannibal. Statesville. To Camp Sherman Ohio, base hospital, from Camp Beauregard, To Camp McClellan, Ala., as tuberculosis examiner, from Camp Jack¬ Lieut. P. A. BRICKEY, St. Louis. son, Capt. J. R. WILLIAMS, Asheville. To Fort Benjamin Harrison, base hospital, from Camp Cody, Capt. L. To Camp Sevier, S. C, as tuberculosis examiner, from Camp Jack¬ RASSIEUR, St. Louis; from Camp Travis, Lieut. W. H. WAGNER, son, Capt. G. B. MORRIS, Mount Olive. Berger. To Camp Sherman, Ohio, base hospital, from Fort Oglethorpe, Capt. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Capts. E. R. WALKER, Sedalia; M. A. BOWERS, Thomasville; Lieut. W. W. JOHNSTON. Manteo. L. C. HERCHENROEDER, St. Louis. To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Lieut. M. A. McIVÉR, Gulf. To Jefferson Barracks, Mo., Capt. O. S. McCALL Wheaton. To Leon Springs, Texas, from Fort Riley, Capt. V. B. JANES, North Dakota Cameron. To Camp Kearney, Calif., as assistant to camp surgeon, from Fort The following order has been revoked: To Camp Gordon, Ga., base Oglethorpe, Lieut. A. PEAKE, Grand Forks. hospital, Capt. L. G. BEHRONS, St. Louis. To Fort Benjamin Harrison, base hospital, from Camp Dodge, Lieut. W. S. CHERRY, Enderlin. Montana Ohio To Camp Lewis, Wash., Capt. C. E. BELTZER, Washoe. To Camp A. A. Humphrevs, Va., from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. . H. To Fort Benjamin Harrison, base hospital, from Camp Kearney, Lieut. WEBSTER, Dayton. J. L. TREACY, Helena. To Camp Abraham Eustis, Va., as camp surgeon, from Camp Perry, To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Lieut. S. E. LEARD, Livingston. Major A. FREER. To Camp Crane, Pa., from Camp Custer, Lieut. G. T. MEEK, Colum¬ Nebraska bus; from Camp Dix, Lieut. A. N. SMITH, Columbtis; from Camp To Camp Crane, Pa., from Camp Devens, Capt. J. A. HENSKE, Grant, Lieut. E. H. McDonald, Bloominghurg. Omaha. To Camp Custer, Mich., base hospital, from Camp Grant, Lieut. L. G. To Camp Upton, . Y., base hospital, from Jefferson Barracks, Lieut. SHEETS, Cleveland. J. C. DAVIS, Jr., Omaha. To Camp Dix, . J., from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieuts. W. J. SMITH, To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Lieuts. J. H. BOYES, Hebron; Arcanum; H. L. WELLS, Cambridge. D. C. SIGWORTH, Stanton; from Fort Riley, Capt. F. H. KUEGLE, To Camp Grant, III., from Fort Oglethorpe, Capt. E. L. LEONARD, Omaha. Fulton. To Fort Riley for instruction, Lieut. F. S. SALISBURY, Broken To Camp Greene, N. C, base hospital, from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. Bow. J. J. SWEENEY, Toledo. of Major J. P. LORD, Omaha, accepted. To Camp Hancock, Ga., base hospital, from Fort Oglethorpe. Lieut. Resignation R. B. BOWEN, Toledo. New Hampshire To Camp Knox, ., from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. E. M. COLLIER, R. Toledo. To Camp Crane, Pa., from New Haven, Lieut. J. BENNETT, To Camp Lee, Va., from Fort Oglethorpe, Capt. H. W. BLAIR, Dover. W. N. base Fort Lieut. Mount Vernon; Lieuts. E. P. KENNEDY, Cleveland; ROGERS, To Camp Sherman, Ohio, hospital, from Oglethorpe, Hamilton. W. E. SMITH, Franklin. To Camp Logan. Texas, from Fort Riley, Lieut. M. M. CRITCHLOW, New Jersey Cincinnati. To Camp Crane, Pa., from Fort Benjamin Harrison, Lieut. E. W. To Camp McClellan, Ala., as tuberculosis examiner, from Camp Dix, ILL, Newark. Lieut. C. . HAMMA, Springfield. To Camp McClellan, Ala., as tuberculosis examiner, from Camp Dix, To Camp Meade, Md., to examine the command for nervous and Capt. E. S. KRANS, Plainfield. mental diseases, from Camp Shelby, Lieut. C. W. SAWYER, Marion.

Downloaded From: http://jama.jamanetwork.com/ by a University of Iowa User on 05/30/2015 To Camp Sevier, S. C, from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieuts. S. A. CONRAD, South Dakota Leetonia; J. W. CROFT, West Liberty. To L. To Camp Crane, Pa., from Camp Grant, Lieut. T. J. DEVEREAU, Camp Upton, . ., base hospital, from Camp Dix, Lieut. W. Aberdeen. LATHROP, Metamora. To Camp Custer, Mich., base hospital, from Camp Grant, Lieut. S. A. To Fort Benjamin Harrison, base hospital, from Camp Sherman, Capt. DONAHOE, Sioux Falls. W. C. GATES, Bucyrus. To F. To Fort evacuation from Camp Dodge, Iowa, base hospital, for instruction, Capt. J. Oglethorpe, hospital, Camp Beauregard, GARRISON, Oldham. Lieut. D. H. COLEMAN, Cincinnati; from Camp Wadsworth, Lieut. To F. W. For Lieut. W. Camp Grant, III., from Fort Oglethorpe, Capt. W. KELLER, J. GRAF, Cincinnati. instruction, A. KOCH, Sioux Falls. Bucyrus. To E. from Fort To R. A. THORNTON, Camp Joseph Johnston. Fia., base hospital, Ogle¬ Syracuse, N. Y., from Lakewood, Lieut. thorpe, Lieut. L. J. BROOKMAN, Vermilion. Columbus. To Fort Benjamin Harrison, base hospital, from Camp Dodge, Capt. Honorably discharged on account of physical disability existing prior M. Lieut. the E. STANSBURY, Vermilion; L. HARE, Spearfish. to entrance into service, Capt. L. FAST, Paulding. To Fort Riley for instruction, Lieut. N. J. NESSA, Sioux F'alls. Oklahoma To Fort Snelling, Minn., base hospital, from Camp Dodge, Lieut. H. L. CRANE, Lead. To Camp Beauregard, La., Lieut. A. A. THURLOW, Norman. Tennessee To Camp Crane, Pa., from Camp Sevier, Lieut. R. R. I^'ME, Mineo; from Camp Travis, Lieut. H. B. TUSTICE, Sapulpa; from New Haven, To Camp Crane, Pa., from Camp Meade, Lieut. H. E. THOMAS, Lieut. E. T. BALLANTINE, Muskogee. Memphis. To Camp Clister, Mich., base hospital, from Camn Dodge, Lieut. To Camp Hancock, Ga., base hospital, from Camp Gordon, Capt. J. W. B. CATTO, El Reno. A. PRICE, Jasper. To Camp Grant, III., from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut J. ASHLEY, To Fort Oglethorpe for instruction, Lieut W. STEELE, Chattanooga. Fletcher. To New Haven, Conn., Yale Army Laboratory School, for instruc¬ To Camp Hancock, Ga., base hospital, from Camp Gordon, Capt. H. tion in bacteriology, from Fort Monroe, Lieut. J. H. LITTERER, REED, Oklahoma. Nashville. To Camp Kearney, Calif., from Fort Riley, Lieut, E. W. KING, To Newport News, Va., Lieut. C. H. CARMICHAEL, Knoxville; Bristow. from Camp Dodge. Lieut. E. C. MATTHEWS, Trenton. To Camp Meade, Md., evacuation hospital, from Camp Beauregard, To Rochester, Minn., Mayo Clinic, for instruction, and on comple¬ Lieut F. R. FIRST, Cashion. tion to Camp Custer, Mich., base hospital, for instruction, Lieut. C. R. To Camp Newton D. Baker, Texas, base hospital, from Fort Bliss, CRUTCHFIELD, Nashville. Capt. J. A. WALKER, Shawnee. Texas To Fort Benjamin Harrison, base hospital, from Camp Travis, Lieut. To Astoria, N. Y., from Fort Oglethorpe, Capt. C. P. COOK, Ennis. A. W. HARRIS. Muskogee. To Auburn, Ala.. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, from Camp Logan, To Fort Oglethorpe, evacuation hospital, from Camp Kearney, Capt. Major G. A. McBRIDE, Harlingen. O. HOVENDEN, El Reno. To Camp Codv, N. M., as tuberculosis examiner, from Fort Logan, To Fort Reno, Okla., from Fort Sill, Lieut. W. W. D. AKERS, Lieut. W. E. CAMPBELL, Cedar Creek. Tyrone. To Camp Crane, Pa., from Army Medical School, Lieut. E. ACKER, To New Haven, Conn., Yale Army Laboratory School, for instruc¬ Pasadena. tion, Capt. W. E. WRIGHT, Tulsa. To Camp Greene, N. C, base hospital, from Camp Beauregard, Capt. Honorably discharged, Lieut. W. C. THRELKEL», Ada. R. T. MORRIS, Houston; Lieut. T. N. JARMON, Terrell. To Camp Logan, Texas, from Fort Riley, Capt. C. P. JONES, Bay Oregon City. To Camp Crane, Pa., from Camp Lewis, Capt. C. E. SEARS, Portland. To Camp Shelby, Miss., base hospital, Lieut. J. V. HOPKINS, To Fort Rilcv for instruction, from San Francisco, Major G. E. Victoria. DARROW, Eugene. To Camp Travis, Texas, base hospital, Capt. H. G. WALCOTT, Pennsylvania Dallas. To base from To Denver, Colo., from New Haven, Capt. J. T. BERNARD, Camp Beaureaard. S. C, hospital, Camp Jackson, Lieut.- Dallas; Lieut. R. Col. A. C. ABBOTT, Philadelphia. C. GOWEN, Carlsbad. N. tuberculosis To Fort Benjamin Harrison, base hospital, from Camp Bowie, Capt. To Camp Codv, M., as examiner, from Vancouver T. T. JACKSON, San Antonio. Barracks, Lieut. U. H. REIDT, Jeanette. To Fort for To Camp Crane, Pa., from Camp Devens, Lieut. S. J. GLASS, Oglethorpe instruction, Lieut. D. M. STONE, San Tr., from Hancock, Lieut. J. S. MORGAN, Cr?fton; Antonio. Pittsburgh; Camp To Fort Rilev, from Camp Bowie, Lieut. A. E. WHITE, Houston. from Camp Meade. Lieuts. C. B. LININGER. Erie; T. H. BARTLEY, To Jr., Philadelphia; from Camp Sheridan, Capt. M. W. REED, Bellefnn'c. Leon Springs, Texas, from Fort Riley, Lieut. P. C. PLUENNEKE, from Fort Lieuts. W. H. Cranfills Gap. To Camp Grant, III., Oglethorpe, KÖHLER, To from Lieut. E. Milroy; 6. A. YOCOM, Reading; G. M. B. BRADSHAW, Sugar Grove. Newport News, Va., Camp Dodge, C. SCHULZE, Evacuation hospital, from Fort Bayard, Capt. S. J. REPPLIER, Phila¬ Shiner. delphia. Honorably discharged, Lieut. H. BRADBROOK, Cat Springs. On N. Lieut. account of physial disability existing prior to entrance into the service, To Camp Greene, C, base hospital, from Camp Jackson, El F. J. CONAHON. Morea; from Camp McClellan, Lieut. P. S. STOUT, Capt. N. T. MOORE, Paso. The following order has been revoked: To Hoboken, N. J., from Philadelphia; from Camp Wadsworth, Major S. C. BURNS, Philadelphia. Lieut. H. To Camp Jackson, S. C, base hospital, Capt. T. C. DAVIS, Philadel¬ Camp Dix, L. BROWN, Sherman. phia. To Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Fla., from Fort Oglethorpe, Capt. A. Utah F. B. MORRIS, Pittsburgh. To Washington, D. C, Surgeon-General's Office, from Fort Douglas, To Camp Lee, Va., from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. C. E. LERCH, Wyo- Lieut.-Col. E. G. NORTHINGTON. missing. To Camp Seiner, S. C, from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. E. B. COOPER, Vermont Sunbury. As tuberculosis examiner, from New Haven, Lieut. I. Z. To Camp Sherman, Ohio, base hospital, from Lakewood, Lieut. R. E. STALBERG, Philadelphia. AVERY, Burlington. To Camp Sherman, Ohio, base hospital, from Camp Beauregard, As assistant to from Virginia Lieut. A. B. SMITH, Wvcflning. camp surgeon, To Camp Meade, Capt. C. JACOBOSKY, Wilkes-Barre. Camp Travis, Texas, as camp surgeon, from Camp MacArthur, base from L. D. Capt. E. L. FLANAGAN, Richmond. To Camp Upton, N. Y., hospital, Camp Dix, Capt. To SARGENT, Washington; from Walter Reed General Hospital, Lieut. Favetteville, N. C, from Camp Abraham Eustis, Lieut.-Col. D. W. D. M. ROTHROCK, Altoona. McENERY. To Colonia, . J., Lieut. W. J. HAWKINS, Millsboro. To Roland Park, Md., from Camp Jackson, Capt. N. ARDAN, Bristol. To Fort Hamilton, N, Y., from Camp Laurel, Lieut. . . HOKE, Coalport. Washington To Fort Oglethorpe evacuation hospital, from Camp Beauregard, To Camp Kearney. Calif., from Fort Riley, Capts. C. S. HOOD, Lieut. C. A. PAULUS, Telford; from Camp Wadsworth, Lieut.' M. Ferndale; C. E. KEELER, Yakima. FRISHMAN, Pittsburgh. For instruction, Capt. P. R. CORRELL, To Fort Snelling, Minn., base hospital, from San Francisco, Lieut. Easton; Lieuts. A. B. BRUNER, Columbia; C. A. McNEILL, Erie; S. E. ROSENTHAL, Spokane. J. A. GORMLY, Meadow Lands; R. S. CLARK, J. S. LOGAN, L. W. To Jefferson Barracks, Mo., from Newport News, Capt. K. WINS- MILFORD, Pittsburgh; W. R. LOVERING, Stroudshurg; W. C. LOW, Seattle. BYERS, Webster; from Pittsburgh, Lieut. J. S. LOGAN, Pittsburgh. West Virginia To Lakewood, . J., for instruction, Lieut. J. G. FLYNN, Ridgway. To Camp Crane, Pa., from Camp Meade, Capt. G. To Philadelphia, Pa., to take charge of university instruction in YOST, Huntington. orthopedic surgery, from Washington, Lieut.-Col. J. T. RFJGH, Phila¬ Wisconsin delphia. To from H. To to the general. Panama Canal Camp Crane, Pa., Camp Grant, Capt. M. KAY, Madison; report commanding Department, Lieut. J. T. KLEIN, Columbus; from Camp Meade, Lieut. A. A. from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. C. RODRIGUEZ, Easton. CHARBONNEAU, Green Bay. To Camp Custer, Mich., base hospital, from Camp Grant, Lieut W. Porto Rico F. Milwaukee. Lieut. GROTJAN, To Camp Las Casas, P. R., P. A. RIVERA, Guaynabo. To Camp Grant, III, from Fort Oglethorpe, Lieut. L. E. YOUMANS, To Washington, D. C, for instruction, from Camp Las Casas, Lieut. Mukwonago. C. S. MOSS, Ponce. To Camp Lee, Va., from Fort Oglethorpe, Capt. W. D. HARVIE, South Carolina Oshkosh. To Camp Grant, III, from Fort Oglethorpe, Capt. G. W. POOVEY, To Camp Logan, Texas, from Fort Riley, Lieuts. J. M. BAASEN, Lancaster. Mount Calvary; E. L. SCHROEDER, Shawano. To Camp Jackson, S. C, base hospital, from Panama Department, To Denver, Colo., from New Haven, Lieut. L. F. RUSCHHAUPT, Capt. M. C. PALMER, Tyron. Milwaukee. To Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Fla., from Fort Oglethorpe, Capt. C. C, To Fort Benjamin Harrison, base hospital, from Camp Travis, Lieut. GAMBRILL, Abbeville. F. J. KORTHALS, Milwaukee. To Camp Lee, Va., Capt. H. H. WYMAN, Jr., Aiken. To Fort Riley for instruction, Lieut. P. G. McCABE, Dotyville. To New Haven, Conn., Yale Army Laboratory School, for instruction, Lieut. J. A. HAYNE, Columbia. Wyoming Honorably discharged on account of physical disability existing prior To Raleigh, N. C, as camp surgeon, from Western Department, to entrance into the service, Lieut. J. W. PARKER, Greenville. Lieut. F. H. SPARRENBERGER, Fort Yellowstone.

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