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THE I itii1i 7*1edkaI QurhIat. THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

EDITED DY

DAWSON WILLIAMS, M.D., D.SC.(HoN.),

ASSISTED BY

CHARLES LOUIS TAY,LOR.

VA-(-)2 iE IJ, 1914.

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INDEX TO VOLUME II FOR 1914.

READE1RS in search of a particular subject will find it useful to bear in mind that the references are In several oases distributed under two or more separate but nearly synonymous headings-such, for instance, as Brain and Cerebral; Heart and Cardiac; Liver and Hepatic; Renal and Kidney; Cancer and Epithelioma, Malignant Disease, New Growth, Sarcoma, etc.; Child and Infant; Bronchocele, Goitre, and Thyroid; Diabetes, Glycosuria and Sugar; Light, Roentgen, Radium, X Rays; Status Lymphaticus and Thymus; Eye, Ophthalmia and Vision; Bioyole and Cycle; Motor and Automobile; Association, Institution, and Society; Paris, France; Berlin, Prussia, Germany; Vienna, Austria, etc. Subjects dealt with under the various main headings in the JOURNAL have been set out in alphabetical order under their respective headings-for example, "Correspondence," "Leading Articles," "Literary Notes," "'Memorandla," "Reviews," etc.; while under "Original Articles," will be found a list of those who have contributed papers on scientific and clinical subjects, with the titles of their contributions.

A. Acitrin, clhemical constitution of, 924 ALrExANDE1t, S. R., re-3lected Mayor of Acne treated by vaccines (Thomas Houston), Faversbamii, 864 ATIDERIIrALDEN-, Professor. accelts invitation 970 ALEXANDER, William: Appreciation of Pro- to l)econme director of a research institute to Acoine, chemical constitution of, 924 fessor Richard John Alnderson, 418 be erected in Berlin, 306 Acopyrine, chemical constitution of, 924 Alexandra Rose Day in Sheffield, 39 Abdomen, intestinal fistula after abdominal Act, Mental Deficiency, 199, 933-Inspectors ALLAN, Francis J.: Medical War Instirance operation upon (J. D. AMalcolm), 756 under (parliamentary question), 199 Fund, 950 Abdominal aneurysm, operative treatment of Act, Notification of Births, 199-Parlia- ALLBUTT, Sir Clifford (and others): The pro- (W. I. de Courcy Wheeler). 835 mentary qnestion on, 199 tective inoculation of troops, 483-Future of Abdominal aorta, tuberculous aneurysmi of, Act, Workmen's Compensation, 275-Obesity, the Lister Institute, 997 with rupture into the duodenum (E. A. 275 Alleged misrepresentation by a miiedical prac- Tozer), 1022 Action under the Apothecaries' Act against a titioner, verdict for defendant (Allonii v. Abdominal cases (Norm-lan Flower), 179, 838 herbalist, 907 Cuffe), 1049 "Abdominal pain," 1092 Action against a school medical officer- Alleged negligence, verdict for defendant Abdominal wound, prolapse of stomach, (J. Middleton Martin), 159 (Edgar v. Dr. A. Laimont), 218 recovery (R. E. McConnell), 629 Actol, chenmical constitution of, 924 Alleged personation. 50 Abdominal wounds (from some early actions ACTON, Walter, obituary notice of, 348 Allen's Conminercial Organic Analysis, rev., in the war). 853 Adalin, chemical constitution of, 924 670 Abdominal wounds. treatment of in Germany, ADAM, Curt: Taschicnbu^ch der Aiugentheil- lloml1 v. Cuffe, 1049 (Professor Payr), 944 kundefiir Aerzte und Studierende, rev., 17 ALMOND, G. H.: Myositis ossificans, 879 Aberdeen, annual meeting at. See Associa- ADAM, James: Astlhma and its Radical Treat- Alpiol, chemical corstitution of, 925 tion, British Medical, annual meeting ment, rev., 670 Alpine climate, suitability of for bronchitic, Aberdeen, Guide to, 193 ADAms, John Lawson, death of, 1091 740 .Aberdeen University Reviewv, 82 ADDISON, Christopher, appointed Parlia- Alteration of agreements, 50-Absence of due Abortion, tubal (Sir William Smyly), 1101 mentary Secretary to the Board of Educa- notice, 50 ABRAMI, G. S.: Aneurysm of the aortic arch, tion, 381-Appreciation of Cbarles Barrett Alumnol, chemical constitution of, 925 335 Lockwood, 904 Alvarenga Prize, 908,1004 Abscess of appendix. See Appendix Address In Medicine: Medicine from the Alypin, chemical constitution of, 925 Abscess in the brain (Sir StUlair Thomson), chemical standpoint (Archibald E. Garrod), Amateur war nurses. See Nurses 921 228-Leading article on, 254 Ambulance Association. See Ambuilance Abscess of cerebellum, some practical con- Address, President's: On the making of a Brigade siderations in the diagnosis and treatment Scottish medical school (Sir Alexander Ambulance Association, the St. Andrew's, 946 of (Sir William Milligan), 833-Discussion, 0g3ton), 221-Leading article on, 253 Ambulance Brigade, the St. John, in Dublin, 834 Address in Surgery: The surgeon of the 41. 340, 691, 732-War Office Committee ap Abscess of the frontal lobe of the brain (Dan future (Sir John Bland-Button), 235-Leading rvdinted to inquire into its relation with the McKenzie), 921 article on, 255 British Red Cross Society. 103-Lecture by Academic position of students on military Adeno-carcinoma of uterus (Dr. Gemmell), Professor E. J. MoWeeney, 598-Surgeons service, 417 881 for Red Cross Work, 602-Lectures in Dublin, Ac&d6mie de Medecine, vacancies In, 768- Adenoma, malignant, of uterus (Gibbon 691--Great activity at Clerkenwell, 732- Passes a resolution that during the war FitzGibbon), 879 Appeal to girls, 811-Joint working with the Belgian doctors and dentists should be Adlenoms, non-malignant (Gibbon Fitz- British Red Cross Society, 857. See also allowed to practise in various parts of Gibbon), 879 War France and Algeria, 1003- Annual public Adrenalin and carbon dioxide, antagonistic Ambulance cars (parliamentary question), meeting, 1107 action of on the heart (S. W. Patterson), 921 933 Academies of Medicine and of Science, 684 Adrenals and urinary secretion (Ralph Amiibulance chassis, a plea for, 738 Academy of Medicine (Paris), 768 Hopton), 669 Ambulance college, 552 Acm)EMY, ROYAL, OF MEDICINE, IN IRELAND, Advertisement, the linit of (Sir William Ambulance Corps, Aimierican 'olunteer. 1111 691, 879, 1025, 1101-Annual general meeting, Smart and Co.), 726, 931 Ambulance field day at Simla (the first held in 691 Aeroplanes. arrows from, 991 India), 604 Section of Medicine.-J. A. Lindsay: Aesculope, 29 Amibulance help for the French. 858 The threshold of disease, 1025 "A. P. pamphlet I on humane slaughtering, Ambulance, motor. See Motor Sectionof Obstetrice.-Gibbon FitzGibbon: 238 Ambulance, motor theatre, for the front, 1034 Uterus with malignant adenoma, 879-Non- Afridol soap, chemical constitution of, 924 Ambulance, review of books on, 757 malignant adenoma, 879-Dr. Solomons: After-care, co-ordination of, 35 Ambulance trains, 643, 990 Fibroid uterus, 879-Dr. McAllister: Heart Agathin, chemical constitution of, 924 Ambulance work at the front (H. Massac and kidneys in pregnancy, 879-Dr. Agurin, chemical constitution of, 925 Buist), 642. See also War Solomons: Sarcoma of uterus, 1101 - Sir Ailments in camp. See Camp Williamii Smyly: Tubal abortion, 1101- Air, fresh, and pneumonia, 104, 564 AMBULANCES, FIELD- B. H. Tweedy: Toxaemic pregnancy, Airol, chemical constitution of. 925 Field ambulance officers and civil i)rac- 1101 Albargin, chemical constitution of, 925 tice, 772 Sectiont of Surgery.-F. Conway Dwyer: Alberta, licence to practise in. 93 First East Anglian Field Ambulance (Re. Treatment of perforating gastric and Albulactin, chemical constitution of, 925 serve), 772 duodenal ulcers, 1026-H. Stokes: Regenera- Alcohol, duty free, 413 First Reserve Welsh Field Ambula;nce, 772 tion of ruptured sciatic nerve, 1026-W. C. Alcohol and the war (conference at Caxton New War Office Regulations, 847 Stevenson: Radium emanation needles, 1026 Hall), 883-Correspondence on, 1120 Third Rome Counties, 908 -A. Blayney: Intestinal stasis, 1026 Alcoholism, review of books on, 240 Third Welsh Field (Reserve), 811 Accommodation for troops.tiee Troops ALEXANDER, F. W.: A cheap disinfectant, Acetozone, chemical constitution of, 924 344 Ambulances, London County Council, 407. 764 Acidol. chemical constitution of, 924 America. See IUnited States T HE 7IRTTTq 1 INDEX. 4 [DEC. 26, I14 MEDICAL JoeUs-.L J

American College of Surgeons, anlnual meet- Aorta, nerve cells in, and angina pectoris Arsycodile,chemical constitution of, 925 ing, 117-Proposed permanent lhome of sur- (leadinti article), 192-Correspondence on, Arterenol hydrochloride, chemical constitu- gery at Washington, 117 415 tion of, 925 Amiierican Medical Association. See Associa- Aorta, ruptulre of causing suidden death (F. D. Arthritic deformities, on the treatment of tion Bennett), 920 (Robert Jones), 741 American worthies of miiedicine (Kelly's Aperients in x-ray examuination of intestine in Arthritis, infectecl, treated by specificmethods Cyclopaedia), 239 chronic constipation. See Constipation (D. W. Carmalt Jones). 118 Ammunition, British and German smiall arm, Aponal, chemical constituition of, 925 Arthritis, l)neumococcic, following acute War Office memorandumii on, 895. See also Apothecaries Act (1815), proceedings under, 50 pneumonia (W. Silverwood Richardson), i'O Bullets, " dumu-dum Apothecaries' Hall, Dublin, annual meeting, Artlhritis, rheuimiatoid (D. Durward BrowNvi), Am--oebiasis, is emetine suifficient to bring 345-Election of representatives on General 666-Correspondence on, 774 about aradical cure in'? (Llewellyn Phillips), Medical (ouncil, 345 Arrows from aeroplanes.991 1061 Apothecaries' Hall of Treland, examinations, Artifieial pneuimothorax. See Pneumothorax ,Amoss, H. L.: Paths of infection in anterior 347-Informiation concerning the study of Asaprol, chemical constitution of, 925 poliomyelitis, 1034 medicine, 434 A scaris lnubrtcoides causing appendicitis, 276 Amputations, septic, subcutaneous iniection Apothecaries' Society of London, pass lists, AscHo1'F, Professor; Tetanus treatlmient, 1083 of oxygen in (A. A. Warden), 1021 347, 417, 492, 695, 817, 952--Information con- Asepsis and antisepsis. See Antisepsis Anlaemia with euilargemlent of the splleen, cerssing the studly of medicine, 430 Aseptol, chemical constitution of, 925 splenectonmy, cure (J. Souttar McKendrick), Appeal to tlSe examining bodies. See Ex- AsiaiY, Huglh T.: Tuberculoas peritoniitis in 583 amining an infant fed on unboiled cow's milk, 178 Anaemia, pernsicious (Alexander Mforison), 880 Appendicectomy, method of opening the Aspirini, chemical constituition of,925 Anaemia, splenic (Sir John Bland-button and abdonmen for (George H. Edington), 459 Assam and Bengal. civil surgeons in, 521 W. Essex W-nter), 879 Appendicitis, acute, and acute appendicular Assistant medical and tuberculosis officers, Anaesthesia, chloroform, and its relation to obstruction (D. P. D. Will;ie), 959 salaries of, 345 cardiac fibrillation (J. A. MacWilliam), 499- Appendicitis, uniusual case of (E. W. M. Association, American Medical, annual meet- Correspondence on, 908 Hubert Pllillips), 468 ing,120-Next meeting Sanl Francisco, July, Anaesthesine, chemical constittution of, 925 Appendicitis caused by Ascaris lunibricoides, 1915, 1099 Anaesthetics eye-work (Maurice H. 276 Association, British Medical, action against Whiting), 471, 878-(C. Devereux Marshall), Appendicitis, chronic, some conditions simu- by certain of the former staff of the Mount 541-(H. M. Traquair), 541-(A. A. Brad- lating (Jolin Morley), 467 Vernon Hospital settled by agreement, 4G5 burne), 669-(T. Harrison Butler), 716 Appendicitis in the elderly (G. P. Newbolt), Association, British Medical, annual meeting Anaesthetics, first-aid use of, 690 1C62 (Aberdeen, 1914), 221, 246, 277, 308-Presi- Anaesthetics in the German army, first-aid Appendicitis, review of books on, 180 dent's Address: On the mllakingof a Scottish uise of, 639 Appendicitis and status lympliaticus (D. P. D. Medical School (Sir Alexander Ogston), 221; Anatomy, review of books on, 542 Wilkie), 575 Leading article on, 253 --Address in Medi- Ancient world, rise andl fall of (J. L. Myers), Appendiculargrafting (Noel Braham), 72 cine: Medicine fromn the chemiiical stand- 1051 Appendix abscess, treatment of certain cases point (Archibald E. Garrod), 228; Leading ANDERSON, C. M.: Treatment of wounds in of (C. Max Page), 832 article on, 254-Address in Surgery: The the present war, 948 ARCHER, E. G.: Ante-partum haemorrhage, surgeon of the future (Sir John Bland- ANDERSON, D. E.: A correction, 384-Kala- 16 Sutton), 235; Leading article on, 255. azar, loco Argonin, chemical constitution of, 925 Annual meeting notes, 256-Prolegomena, ANDERSON, Richard John, obituary notice of, Argyrol, cliemical constitution of, 925 256-General arrangements, 256-Churelc 418 Armenia, medical certificate of health services, 257-The representatives, 259 ANDRE-THOMAS (and A. DURuPT): Localisa- required for marriage in, 529 Lady visitors. 259-Foreign guests, 260 tions c0r6belleuses. rev., 75 ARMsTiRONG, Lieutenant A. K., killed in actioni, Representatives of oversea Branches, 260- ANDREWES, Dr.: Thyroid metastases,in the 556. 602, 651--Obituary notice of, 651-E'state Honorary degrees, 260--The war and the humerus, 1023-True inyelolmia, 1023 of, 902 meetisfg, 260-Presentation to Professor ANDREWES, F. W.: Ftuture of the Lister AuMSI#TRON.G. Georga E.: Perforation in Stephenson, 260-Pathological museum, 26C Institute, 315-Treatnment of tetanus in the typhoid, 303 --History of muedicine, 260-Annual exhibi- present war, 1040 AiAfSTRONc's, W. E. M.: I.-E. Therapy, with tion, 261-TheSections, 261--Irish Graduates' ANDREWS, H, RUssell: Rupture of a vein in Special Reference to Tuberculosis, rev., 75-- lutncheon party, 261-A teiiiperance crusade, the endometriusii, 756 A rapid method of vaccinating against, 920 261-Luncheon to Sir Alexanider Ogston, 261 Aneurysm, abdominal. operative trestuient Army, Belgian, typhoid fever in. 991. 1043 -Numbers preseit, 261--The Popular Lec- of (W. I. de Courcy Wheeler), 835 tuire (J. Arthur Thomson), 277, 310 Tbe Aneurysm of the abdomiinal aorta with rup- AR3In, BIITiSH, 346, 380, 454, 678. 763, 818, 860, curtain, 308-Garden parties, 309-Evening ture into the duiodenuim (E. A. Tozer), 1022 884. 908, 932, 982, 1036, 1050. See5 ((O ar entertainmlents, 309 Expeditions, 310-- In- Anieurysm of aorta. See Aorta Commissions in, 908 *lustries, 310--;sport, 310-The temperance ANGERER, Surgeon-General 0. von: Treat- Decentralization of the office of Director- leagues, 311-Odd nutes, 311 ment of wounds 1080 General Army Medical Service, 380 ASSOCIAtroN, BIuITISi MEDIcAL-SECTIONrS: Angina pectoris, nerve cells in the aorta and Direction of the services, 678 Anatomny andl Physiolofgy.---Summary of (leading article). 192--Correspondence on, Duty of the profession to (leading article), proceedings, 246, 292---Report of proceedings, 416 884 499 Angina, Vincent's (Jane Walker), 922 Information concerning, 454 Dermiatology a?d ,Syp7ilology.-Summary Angioma-itmbroma arising in the maxillary Medical officers (parliamentary equestion), of proceedings, 247, 294-Report of proceed- antrum (Sir William Milligan), 1062 932 ings, 616 Anky lostomja duodenale, 1C04 Medical services of, 1036 Dermiatology and Naval and Military Anoci association, evolIttion of (H. M. W. Parliamentary debate on,s982, 983 Medicine and Surgery (combined meeting). Gray), 349--Discussion, 352 Pass lists, 346 -Summary of proceedings, 293 Anoci-association in the prevention of shock Pay and allowances, 818 Diseases of Children, intcludZing Ortlho- and post-operative discomforts (H. B. Butler Pensions to the families of officers, 1050 paedics.-Stummary of proceedings, 247, 234 and E. W. Sheaf), 113 Sanitair- Coml-mittee, 765 -Report of proceedings, 571, 667 Anthrasol, chemical constitution of, 925 Temporary commissions (parliamiientary Electro-thzerapeutics and Raldiology Sun- Antidysenteric vaccination (W. Broughton. (luestion), 932 mary of proceedings, 248, 295-Report of Alcock), 306 AI ork of the R.A.M.C., 860 proceedings, 461 Antigen in nsalignant ttimours (rzar and Gyn7aecology and Obstetrics.Sumimary of PatanO), 51 ARvty, BRITISH, TERRITORI kL FORCE, 210, 275. proceedings, 248, 295-Report of proceedings, Antileprol, chemical constittution of, 925 343, 345, 479, 496, 513, 516, 637, 1044, 1090. 530 Antimalaria campaign in India, oPposition to. See also WN'ar Laryngology, RBjinology, and Otology.- 521 County administration and the Home Summary of proceedings, 248, 296-Report of Antimony in syphilis (J. C. McWalter), 623 Forces, 637 proceedings, 1017 Anti-opium leaguie formed in France, 345 Efficiency of as a fighting machine (leading Medical Sociolog?/.-Summary of proceed- Antipyrin, chemical constitution of. 925 article), 513 ings, 249-Report of proceedings, 280, 321 Antisepsis and asepsis inwar, 813,860, 900, 948, Examination of recru-its (Basil Hughes), 496 Medicine.-Sumrniary of proceedings, 249, 998,1047, 1088, 1118 Field ambulances, 210 297-Report of proceedings, 539, 578, 665 Antiseptics in war (G. Lenthal Cheatle), 1006, General hospitals (pay and allowances), 1090 Medicine, Diseases of ChlIdren, andl Elec- 1088,1119-Correspondence on, 1C88, 1118 Glasgow units, annual training, 275 tro-therapeutics ond Radiology (combined Antitetanic serum, 683, 726, 836 Guarding the health of (leading article), 479, meeting).---Summnary of proceedings, 298-- Antityphoid inoculation, 345, 369, 408, 470, 513, 549-Parliamentary question, 516 Report of proceedings, 461 483, 490, 516, 553, 597, 603, 639, 647, 852, 854, IKit allowance, 345 Naval andc Military 3Mredicine anid Sur- 889, 986, 1021, 1072, 1099-War Office memor. Model for teaching wagon drill, 210 geyV--Summary of proceedings,249-Report andum, 345-Appeal by the War Office Banitars service of, 343, 549, 637 of proceedings, 357, 385 to the profession, 369, 408-Correspondence Students in the medical units of, 1044 VNeutrology and Psyc7hological Medicine.- on, 408, 483, 516, 647-A speedy method Summary of proceedings, 250, 298-Report of of inoculating (Arnold Renshaw), 470- Arnmy, German, August Bier stated to be proceedings, 964 In France, 490-Organization of, 517, 598 Surgeon-in-Ohief of, 566-First aid use of Ophithtalmology.-Suimimary of proceed- Bacteriological diagnosis, 553 -Report anaesthetics in, 639-Medical staff of, 859 ings, 250, 298-Report of proceedings, 359, of W-ar Office Committee, 597-Results Armya- lhospital nursing (parliamentary ques- 388 of at Winnipeg General Hospital, 603 tion), 932 Pathology ancd Bacteriology.-Summlary Antisepsis, responsibility of inocu- of proceedings, 250, 299-Report of proceed- lators, 639-In the Paris 852- AR3[Y, INDIAN, 99, 346, 454, 818. 841, 844, 1085 708 hospitals, ings, Phtarmia- Amongst the French wounded from some Indian Medical Service, the newly published Pathology andlIBacteriology, anid early actions, 854-Parliamentary question dispatches, 841-Leading article on, 844 cology, Thierapeuttics and Dietetics (com- on, 889,986-Series of seven thousand cases Indian Medical Service, correspondence on, bined meeting).-Sumimary of proceedings, of (D. Gordon Cheyne). 1021-Followed by 100 299 pneum-ionia (F. H. Edgeworth, 1099-Leading Information concerning, 454 Pharmacology, Therapeutics, and( Die- 1072. See also of a 99 of 251, 300- article on, Vaccination, anti- Issue circular, tetics.-Sum-lmary proceedings, typhoid Medical service officers and military duty, Report of proceedings, 299 Antivivisectionist fined (Beatrice Kidd), 595, 1085 State Medicinie antd Medical Jurisprnt- 648-Letter from llessrs. Underwood, Piper, Pass lists, 346 *lence.-Summary of proceedings, 251, 300- and Heys-Jones, 648 Pension conferred,t818 Report of proceedings, 786 Antrum, aspergillosis of (Herbert Tilley), 921 Surgerv.-Suimmary of proceedings, 252, Antrum of Highmore, difficulties and dangers Anrmy List for November, 803 301-Report of proceedings, 349. 457, 832 of exploratory puncture of (A. Brown Kelly), Army and Navy Male Nurses' Co-operation, Tropical Medicine. - Summary of pro- 1020-Discussion, 1020 annual imveeting, 847 ceedings, 252, 302-Report of proceedings, Anitwerp, British hospital for, 601-Experi- Army Sanitary Committee. 765 1058 ences in (Alice Benhamii), 922 Arrhenal, chemical constitution of, 925 Aorta, aneurysm of, due to bacterial infection Arsacetin, chemical constitution of, 925 Association, British Medical, in Australasia (J. M. Morgan and John H. Teacher), 715 Arsan, chemical constitution of, 925 (J. A. Macdonald), 1 [ Tle liRiTISS DEC. 26), 19I4J INDEX. LMUDICAL JOUNNA

A'5CIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL, PtOCEEDINGS spondence on, 43, 206, 266-Leading article Balby: A M3other's Book by a Mother, rev., or BRANCHES AND DIVISIONS, 16, 63, 165, 179, on, 140 241 335, 336,370, 472, 837 Association, Britisli Medical: Special fund, Bacilli and bullets (Sir William Osler), 569- Birmingham Branch.- Medical attend- trade union or trust ' 36, 44, 83, 95, 153- t article on, 592-Correspondence ance on patients of practitioners on military Correspondence on, 44, 95, 153-Leading 648Leading on. duty, 338 371 article on, 83 Bacilluts coli infections (Dr. Eurich), 1062 Bombay Branch.-Surgery in the Mofuissil Association, Brussels Medical Graduates', 276 BACK', Ivor: Oedema of the sigmoid meso- (Y. G. Nadgir). 472 Wassermann reaction Association, Canadian Medical, annual miieet- colon. 921 (F. D. Bana), 472-Clinical case (F. D. Bana), ing, 314 BACOMEISTER, A.: Die EastehunXg der Mensch- 472 --Serum reactions ia kala-azar (R. Row), Association, Huron- Medical, 691 lichen Lungeuph thise, rev, 17 412- -Parasite in simple continued fever (R. Association, Life Assurance Medical Officers', BACOT, A. W.: Naphthelene for the destruc- Row), 472-Vote of thanks, 472 219-To extend the scope of its work, 219 tion of mosquitos in covered cisterns an(d Border Counlties Branch Presidential Association, Manitoba Medical, annual meet- wells, 15 address, National Health Inisurance (John ing, 92 Bacteria, variability of, and its bearing on Bell Fisher), 165 Association, Medico-Psychological. of Great diagnosis (W. J. Penfold), 710-(1B. C. W. Cant ridge and Huintingdon Branch.- Britain and Ireland, 474, 823, 1003-Annuiial Young), 710---Discussion, 712 Medical attendance on patients of practi- meeting, 474-Mental Deficiency Act (Dr. Bacteriology, reviews of books on, 1102 tioners on miiilitary duty, 357 Hyslop), 471 --President'saddress (Dr. Clham- BAHR. P. H.: Sprue, 171-Kala-szar, 1060 Dorset antd Werst Hants Branlczh -Summer bers), 474-Intrathecal treatment of general BALDWIN, Aslett: Abdomino-perineal excision meeting, 179--Annual meeting, 179-A Brid- paralysis (Drs. Mapother and Beaton), 475- of the rectum, 921 portbworthy, 179-The theory and practice of Detection of a dysentery carrier (H. Salter BALIPouR, Andrew, elected Fellow of the ttlberculin treatment (H. Manning), 179- Gettings and Ethel Waldron), 475-Status oi Royal Sanitary Institute, 913 Ablominal cases (N4orman Flower), 179-- British psycliatry, 475-Prizes, 475-Annual BALL, A. W.: Drtls with German names (re Ltuncheon, 180- Proposed hospital for Brid- dinner, 415 -Annual meeting of Midland and Oppenheimiier and Co.), 652 port, 180 Municipal hospitality, 180 - Northern Division, 820-R. C. Stewart: Re- BALL, J. Moores: 31'ode ra Ophthalmolouy : A Autuimn mesting, 8 17-UTterine haemorrhage straint in mental disease, 820 Practical Treatise on the Anatomy, Phvysio- (Eleanor Bond), 837-Abdonsinal cases Association, National Foocd Reform, issues a logy, and Discases of the Eye, rev., 18 (Norman Flower), 838 booklet entitled Facts for Patriots, 1112 BALL, Uieui teiiant Williami Ormsby Wyndlham, E'ast Anglian Branch.-Medical attend- Awociation for the Oral Instruction of the hilledl in action, 647 ance on patients of practitioners on military Deaf and Dumb, annual meeting, 160 BALLANTYNE, A. J.: Rea(ling and near vision, ulLy', 337. 371 Association, Poor Law Medical Officers' of 361-Elliot's opera tioI for glaucoia, 390 Kent Branch.-Melical attendance on England and Wales, 102, 155, 636--Annual BANA, F. D.: Wassermann reactioii. 472 - patients of practitioners 'on imiilitary ditty, meeting, 102, 155--Recent legislation affect- Clinical case. 472 337. 370 ing tli3 duties of Poor Law medical officers, BANGs, L. B , cdeath of, 1031 Lancashire anct Chieshire Branch.-Medi- 102 -Future of the Poor Law and the Poor BASEES, Mitchell: Present-day lessonis from calattendanceon ),tients of practitioners Law meclical service, 155 -annual dinner, the life-work of (Sir Victor Huriley), 657 on military duty, 338, 371 156---ouncil meeting, 606 - Whole-time B.ARBER, Maurice ( : Injury to heart without MIetropolitan. Counties Branch. - Presi- appointments, 606--Burnley, 606 Tenapo- fracture of ril), 199 dential address on soliCe observations on rary aplpointment niegatived, 636--Insurance Barber-Surgeons' Company (Tlhomias Glover modern vascular problems (Fred. J. 8Iii ith), Act, 606---The war, 606 Lyon), 781 6'-Medical attendance on patients of p)rac- Association of Registered Medical Womien, 239, BARLIN(G, A. S.: Operations t or the cure of titinners on military d,ity, 337, 370 922, 1101-Tiberculous disease of the female hernia, 16 Milland Brantclh ---Medical attendanc3 on generative organs (E. Bolton), 239-Jessie BARLOV, T. W. Naylor: Pathological labora- patients of practitioners on military duty, Campbell: Congenital lheart disease, and tories, 416 338. 371-Leicester. 338 congenital dislocation of hip,922; Diabetes BARNEs, Lieutenant-Colonel Raglan Wy-ke Norl'h of England Bratich -Medical at- insipidus, 922-E. H. Lepper: Spastic para- ham, obituary notice of, 523 tendance on patients of practitioners on lysis of the right arm and leg. weakness of BARRS, Sir James: Royal Melical Benevolent military duty, 372 the right side of the face, and douible mitral Fund, 46-Treatmiient of enlarged prostate, Northern Counties of ScAtlanid Branch.- disease, 922 Mary Scharliel): Stone in 864 Medical attendance on patients of prac- bladder, 922; Epitbelioia of vuilva, 922; BARRA&TT, J. 0. 'Wakelin: Action of radiations titioners on military (luty, 310 V'aginal cancer, 922-Jane Walker: Vincent's on cells an(d fIluids. 709 North Lancacshirie and South West mor- angina, 922 -Alice Benliam: Tn Antwerp BARRoN, 'Miss: Dity of the State towards the land Branch.-A. S. Barling: Operations for with the British Field Hospital, 922 --Mabel early environment of the child, 327 the ciure of hernia, 16-Dr. Coupland: De- Paine: Mucous colitis, 1101 BSRRYty, Canon: Literature-the WVord of L(e inonstrations, 16- Medical attendance on Association, St. John Ambulance. See Anm- or of Death, rev., 717 jpatients of practitioners on military-duty, bulance antd War BARTL]:Y, Willialtl, presentation to. 773 338 Association, Saskatchewan Medical, 691- BARTON, P. F.: Coloured ch0loroforni anti North Wales Br anichi.- Medical attendance Annulal mleeting 691 ether, 241 ca patients of practitioners on military Association, Women's National Health: Babies BASHFORD, E. F., resigils Iiis position as duty, 237 of sailors and soldiers, 556 general superintendent Imperial Cancer O0eford anil Readzing Brancht.-Annual Assulmiption of the name of a registered prac- Research Fund, 1074 meeting, 335-W. T. Freeman: Parasi philis titioner (Harold Charles Edward Harrison,) BAISSETT. H. LI. : Tne Elenzents of Chemnistry. wvith nervous symptolils, 335; Fibroid 1(1O rev., 631 phthisis with skiagram, 335; Heart case Asthma, review of books on, 670 BASSETr-SM31ITII, Fleet Suirgeon P. WV.: Kala- Avith abionl-inal tumours, 335- G. F. Asurol, chemical constitution of. 925 azar or parasitic splenomegaly and allied Mluirrell: Two cases (brotihers) of congenital Asylum at!endants, superannuation of, 201 infections, 1058 al)sence of fingers and toes, 335-G. 0. Asylum, Belfast District, annuial report, 41- Baths, 1113 Lambert and G. S. Abramii: Aneurysm of Individtualization in the treatment of the Bath City Council (lecide to alter and extend the aortic arch, 335-E. P. Carmody: Case insane, 41 the batlis, 738 suggesting pituitary disease, 335-Enlarge- Asy-lum, Derry, doctor attacked b) patient in, BEARD, C. H.: Oplhthalnic SuiIrgery, rev., 18 inent of forearms and liands, 335-E. W. 946 BE ATON-, Dr.: Intrathecal treatmiient of Squire: Webbing of the second, third, and Asvhmi, Down District, annuial report, 691 general pZaralysis, 475 fourth fingers of each hand, 335-R. Donald- Asyltum, Londonderry. death of a platient at, BEAUMON,r, V. M.: Evolution of toxaemic son: Specimens iii tlle pathological labora- 201 iritis, 525 tory, 335; Discussion on the cases and Asx lmlm pitient, death of. See Asylum, Lon- B] ChT'.. Henry: Action of radiations on cells specimens slhown, 335 Sir Willialnl Osler: donderry and fttlids, 709 Organization of the clinical laboratory, 335 ATAL. Major Pundit Piaraylal, killed in Bed-bugs. See Buo¢s --Dr. Holden: Carcinoma and radium, 335 action, 1C43 BEDDARD, Oliver: Treatiuscnt of enteric fever --Aninual dinner. 335 ATKINSON,-. J. Lee: Case of rupture of the 970 South Mlidicland Branch. --Medica3l attend- kidniey from slight trauma, 468 BEDDING1 IELD, Lieuitenant Henry, Dis- ance on patients of practitioners oni nmi#- ATKIN,zsoN, J. P., re-elected Mayor of Saffron tinguished Service Order conferred upon, tary duty, 338 Walden, 864 1043 Southt Wales antid onmnoutlishire Branch. Atophan, chemical constituition of, 925 Bee stings, systemiiic effect of: prrophylaxis, 52 -Medical attendance on patients of prac- Atoxyl, chemical constitution of, 925 Beetroot, poisoning by, 155 titioners on military duty, 337 Auditory re-education (F. F. Mueckle), 1019 -- BEHAN, Richard J.: Pain: ITs Oriqlia, ('on- Seouth-Western Branch -Medical attend- Discussion, 1019 ductizni, Perception, andt Diaqnostic '-by- ance on patients of psractitioners on military Australasia, British,:Medical Association in. tlti.t miace, rev., 881 du ty, 336, 371-Exeter, 337 See Association Staetords it-e Branch.-Presidential ad- Australia and the war, 519-Medical service of BFLIFAST: dress: Recent legislation and the miiedical the Expeditionary Force, 898 Free mwedical attendance for dependants of rr AfeQsion (John Russell), 67 -Mledical Australia, Soutlh. the first State to erect a mllen serviing with the coloturs, 645 attendance on psatients of practitioners on crematoriumii, 119 Healtlh of, 488 iliitarl- dutty, 371 Austria: Baron von Eisclsberg stated to be Hospitals, woulnded In, 993 Sutrrey B-anch.--Medical attendance on Siurgeon in Chief of the army, 564 Tr'yeat- Miemorial window to the Doctors MeQulitty, patients of practitioners on mtailitary ditty, ment of Russian invalids in, 1035 - History 520 337. 370 of the Red Cross in, 1066 Municipal sanatoritumii at Whiteabbey, 1045 Sussex Branch.-Medlical attendlance on Auistria-Hungarian army, tetanus antitoxin Royal Victoria Hospital: Opening of wintter patielits of practitioners on military duty, for, 483 session. 735 373 Atutomobile Association: Annuial meeting, 174 Scarlatina in, 812, 1045 Wor-ceste rshireantl He-efords87iireBra c'7i. _NuTuiber of members, 174 -Open day and Schemte for comiibating ttuberculosis, 415 -Presidential address: How to increase the night for turgent miessages, 345 'War babies. 617 iusefulness of the British Medical Associa- Automnobile. See Motor tion (John Lionel Stretton), 65 A v EN,NA the tomb of, 194 Belgian army. See Armiiy Yorkshire Branch.-Medical attendance Bealgian colleagues See Belgian miiedical miien on patients of practitioners on isoilitary Belgian exl)eriences, 729 duty, 372 Belgian medical men and pharmacists, posi- tioii of, 802, 845, 885, 890, 934, 986, 1003 Assoziation, British Medical, Central Council 1036, 104$, 1051, 1077, 1113 -Leading article elections (1914-15), 45 on, 885--'Professor C. Jacobs), 890-Corre- Association. British Meedical, how to increase B. spondence on. 890, 10CC-Comiimittee forliued, tlle miieinsbership. 154 890, 934-Constitution of British Con-- Association, British Medical, how to iiserease Babies' hospital to be opened in Manchester, miiittee, 934, 986. 1114-Meeting of Executive the usefuilness of (John Lionel Stretton). 65 202 Comiimittee, 1077-Medical hospitality for, Association. British Medical, library of, dona- Batbies of sailors and soldiers, 556 891. 986,1114-Instrumients, 987, 1036, 1079, tions of books, 36.146 Babinski sign in transient functionial diseases 1114 Relief Fuind- List of subscribers, Association, British Medical, and the medical (F. C. Eve), 539 987, 1036, 1077, 1114 - Correspondenco profession, a critical review of their rela- BAuKIN, B. P. Die e qssere Sekretion on, 1114 -Liverpool Medical InstituLion tions, 24, 43. 77. 130. 140, 206, 266---Corre- 17erdiuulnlsdritcsn, rev., 631 and. 1044--Royal College of Phvsicians and, D 6THEMDICALP.IiTISH1JOUIINAL INDEX. LDEC. 26, I9r4

E I 1051-Scotland, 1078-Scottish Committee, Blind, international conference on, 88 Twin tubal pregnancy with tubal abortion 1078-Ireland, 1078-Anmerican Committtee Blind, National Institute for, offer to belp of one twin, 235 formed, 891-Paris Acafd6mie de M6decine miien who lose their sight whilst serving BRAIIaWAITE. EF. R. (and William CRAb): passes a resolution that Belgian doctors their country during the war, 696 Hernia of the uterus, vagina, and Fallopian and dentists should be allowed to practisa Blindness, need for an exact definition of tubes in a boy, 176 in various parts of France and Algeria (Rlarold B Grimsdale). 1024 BRAMWELL, William: Insects and war, 908 dturing the war, 1X03-Meeting of Haiiipstead Blindness in eleven hundred children, causes BRANCH, W. J ,obitniary notice of, 695 Division, 1113-Brussels Medical Graduates' of (N. Bishop Harman), 390 BRAUN, A. (and I. FRIESNER): Thre Labyriiit It. Association, 1111 Blood ferments. polarimetric method in the Air Aid to the Study of inflammationts of thle Belgian refugees: Offered the hospitality of the detection and estimation of protective Inte-nal Ea-, rev, 839 British nation 483 -Weekly newspaper, (Mackenzie Wallis), 1023 BRAUND, James Montague, obituary notice of, L'Echo de Belgique, to be published for, 616 Blood platelets in the treatlmient of disease 348 Medical refugees, 693, 987 (see also Belgian (Lyn Dimiiond), 828 Brazil, conditions of practice in, 208 m11edical men)-Central register of, to be Blood pressure readings in man, some obser- Bread for diabetics, 820 compiled by Somerset H ruse, 752-Man- vations on the significance of (J. A. Bread of our troops, 846 chester University and, 773-Camibridge MacWilliam and G. 8pencer Melvin), 777 BatEcs, Karl, death of, 159 Univsrsity and, 776-Medical nmen and phar- Blood pressure, somiie observations on (G. BRIDE, T. Milnes (and Daniel DOIGAL): Case mlacists, position of, 302 (see also Belgian Spencer Melvin and J. R. Murray), 500 of cyclopia, 13 i-ndical men)-DisPr'nory for, 803 Local 'Blue stalk " mushrooms, 952 BRIGGS, Dr. : Resilient interstitial uterine G wvernument Board memorandum, 864 BLUNDELL, Jai-mies 21 fibroid, 881-Stony hard fibroid, 881 Peadle v. United Kingdomi slliance, 156 Board of Agriculture, issues leaflet re sowing Uterus from a case of post-climacteric Bengal. civil mledical admninistration in, 604- of tturnips, carrots. etc., 419-Issues leaflet haeniiorrhage, 881-The coxalgic pelvis, its War prisoners, 1084-Medical organization re the cultivation and collection of medical latpral tilting, 881 in, 1085 plants in England, 760 Brighton Insu-ance Committee. See Insur- Bengal Council of Medical Registration, 773 Board of Rducation, issues regulations ance Beneal and A ssam-, civil surgeons in, 521 governing the notification of mentally de- Bristol, Special Correspondence, 413-Opening BEENHAM, Alice: In Antwerp with the British ficient children, 103-And school medical of a new wing at the General Hospital, 413 Field Rlospital 922 treatmtient. 151-Dr. Christopher Addison British Columbia, inspection of schools in, B]ENHA.m, Dr.: Variability among ba^teria, appointed Parliamiientary Secretary to, 381- 489--Medical health officers of, 489 712 And provision of inweals for -children, 331- British Fire Prevention Committee opens a BENNETT, F. D.: P;newood sawdust as a sur- -Issues regulations re schools for mothers roll of retired officers and men for emer- gical dressing, 755-Sudden death krupture and maternity centres, 677 gency service during the war, 345-" Fire of aorta) 920 Board, Local Government, and tuberculosis warnings." 843, 1051 BENNE:TT, J. Moore: Special miark for doctors' treatmlient (the scheme for uninsuired per- British in German concentration camps, 1018. cars, 4Z0 sons), 94-Medical inspectors of, 150-Hous- See also Concentration camps Benzol in bilharz.a, 1092 inC department 150-Scientific research for, British and German slimall arm ammunition. Benzozol, chemical constitution of, 979 319-Maternity and child welfare, 382-Re- See Ammunition and Bullets, " dum-dum " Bequests to hospitals and melical ebarities, vised list of sanatoriumis for insuirance British Medical Association See Association 150,159,201, 320, 438, 935, 1003, 1114-Parlia- patients, 652-And military sanitation at BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL during the war Lmentary question. 150 home, 723. 729-Memorandum re Belgian (leading article), 512 BRER(4soN, Henri: Dreams, rev., 971 refugees, 864-Circular to sanitary autho- BrXitishl Pharmacopoeia. See Pharnmacopoeia Berlin, the wounded in, 944 rities re small-pox, 864 British Red Cross. See Red Cross antd 13ermoadsey Board of Guardians and miiedical Board, Local Government, Ireland, and the Society, British Red Cross attendance on paupers, 591 appointment of locumtenents, 152- etter Britislh Review, 138 Bern, illustrate.t h%ndbook to, 188 fromii re vaccination at South Dublin Union, British spas, 381, 401 BE,RNARD, Assibtint Surgeon Frederick 773 BROADBENT, Walter: Treatment of enteric Joseph, died on service, 853 Board, Local Government, Scotland, circular fever 877 BERNHEiM. B. M : Surges y of thre Varscular letter from re the health of troops at home, Bromipin, chemical constitution of, 979 Systemr rev., 717 844 Bromlecithin, chemical constitution of, S79 BEST, Major W. H G. H., appointed an official Board, Metropolitan Asylums, provision for Bromocoll, chemical constitution of, 979 muelmlber of the Legislative Council of the sickness amongst the troops, 995-And Bromural, chemical constitution of, 979 Colony of Nigeria, 608 sauatoriums for tuberculous persons in Bronchi, foreign bodies removed from (Sir BETHELL. George: Books in the library of the London, agreement with London Couinty Williamn Milligan), 1C62 Medical Society of [London, 29 Council, 1003 Bronchitic, suitability of Alpine climate for, BETTMANN, S.: Einfdhrunzg in die Des-rinto- Board of Trade, analysis of the resu'ts of the 740 ilgie, rev., 180 new sight tests of (F. W. Edridge-Green), Broncho-oesophagoscope, 796 BICKERTON, T. H.: Cataract operation, 396 388 BROOK, Major W. F.: Antisepsis and asepsis, BICx}3ORE, A.: Ind(ustries for the Feeble- BOLA3I, Dr.: Treatment of lupus, 623 901-Antiseptics in war, 1088 mirnrded anzd Imbecile: A Handbook for BOLTON, E.: Tuberculous disease of the BROTCHIE, Surgeon Robert Traill, killed on TeacIhers, rev ,181 femiiale generative organs, 239 duty, 995 13IER. August, stated to be Surgeon in-Chief Bombay, health of. 604-Tenure of appoint- BROUGHTON - ALCOCKI, WV.: Antidysent8ric of tlle German armiiy. 564 msnts of honorary officers of the hospitals, vacciniation, '06 BIGG, Edward: "Explosive effect " of buillets, 333 -And the war, 519 -Panel bacteriological BRowN, D. Durward: Rheumatoid arthritis, 991 laboratory, 1084 666 Bilharzia, bonzol in, 1092 BOND, C. J.: Operations of expediency on BnowN, Herbert H.: Intracerebral injections Bilharziosis, ionization for (G. S. Thompson), recruits, 900 of antitoxin serum, 836 756 BOND Eleanor C.: Uterine haemorrhage, 837 BROWNE, H. Fleming: Belgian refugees, 693 Bill, Dogs, 37. See also Vivisection Bone plating, carpenter's brace for, 1064 BROWNLEE, John, complimnentary dinner to, 41 Bill, Finance, 37, 89 Bones and joints, septic wounds of, near large BRuCE, Sir David: Future of the Lister Insti- Bill, Housing 263, 345 vessels (Charters J. Symonds), 939 tute, 315-Classification of the African try- Bill, Midwives (Scotland). 262 Bony splinting in Pott's disease. See Pott's panosomes pathogenic to man and domestic Bill, Milk and Dairies, 37, 90, 146, 315 (Scot- disease animals, 716-Classification of African try- land), 90,147 BOOTH, F. Handel: A disclaimer, 45 panosomes pathogenic to man and domiiestic Billets and camps. miedical supervision of, BOOTH, Mackenzie: Auditory re education, animals. 972; 683. See also Calllps 1019-Danger of exploratory puncture in the BRUCE, William: Reform of the vital statis- BioNgen. chemical constitution of, 979 antrum of Highmore, 1020 tics of the nation, 789 BIRD, Fred. D.: Reduiction of old elbow dis- Bootle. report of M.O.H., 607 BRUCE, W. Ironside: Diagnosis of chronic location by operation. 14 Borderland of disease. See Disease pulmonary tuberculosis in infancy and BIRK, Walter: Leiffvdeir d0-r Sduglings- Bornyva!, chemical conistitution of, 979 childhood, 465-Treatment of wounds in the kr-au khetiten fili Stludierendce rtind Aerzte, B )roglyceride, chemical constitution of, 979 present war, 940 rev., 19 Borovertin, chemical constitution of, 979 BRUIWON, Sir Lauder: Thlerapeuttics of Ihe BIRKETT, H. S.. appointed Dean of the Medical Bos E, I. C.: Electro-plhysiology of plants, 930 Ciftiulation, rev., 1102 Faculty, McGill University, 92 Bossi, L. M.: The uliversity spirit, 599 BRYAN, W. A.: Principles of Suraery, rev., Birminghas, sp.-c al correspondence from, Bouloene, Red Cross hospital near, 859, 1083- 473 202 - Child welfare, 202 Marlborough camp, 988, 1037, 1084 BRYCE, Alexander: Dietetics, rev., 241 Birth-rate, the declining, review of books on, Bovine tubercle bacillus. See Tuiberele BUOHANAN, A. M.: Manutal of Anatomg, 1103 Bovine tubercullosis. See Tubercuilosis Systematic and Practical, including En- Births Act. See Act. Notifiestion of Births BowEs, Christopher, his ml-edical log of the bryology, rev., 542 Births, restriction of, review of books on, 671 Lor(l Stanley presented to the Library of Budapest, special correspondence from, 521- Bissiop. Hy. Draper: Accommodation for the Royal College of Surgeons by his grand- Decision of Elungarian insurance companies troops, 1046 son, 74 with regard to fees for medical exaamina- Bismuth subgallate gauze in the treatm-ient of Bowel injuries from shell and bullet w-ounds tions, 521- Red Cross Society's work in wounds (E. A. R. Newman). 837 (P Lockhart Munmmery), 914 Hiungary, 522-University statistics in Hun- BLACKEHAMT, Major R. J.: Tie-Irlian Catechism ownH y, Albert: Amateur war nuirses, 950 gary, 522 of First Aid, rev., 971-Tte India,r Cateclhism BOWLBY, S3ir Anthony, army rank for, 613-- BUDGE, E. A. Wallis: Syrian Anatomy, Path1- of Home Nursing, rev 971-(And Surgeon- The work of the clearing hospitals " logy, and The rapeutics;or, Tihe BookofMedi- GeneralSirPardeyLusos): Tropical Hvqiente during the past six weeks, 1053-(And cines, rev., 80 for Anglo-Indians andt Iidians, rev., 840 Sidney ROWLAND): Report on gas gangrene, Budget proposals, opinion of the profession Blackbuirn, report of M.O.H., 275 913 oni (leading article). 193 BLACKETT. Lilias M.: Dilating the pupil, 608 Box, Charles R.: English pellagra in early Budget schemes: Tuberculosis.37, 89-Labora- Blackpool Health Exhiibition, information re childhood, 397 tories, 89-Sick nursing grants, 90 crematoriumiis, etc., 50 BOYD, Dr : Reform of vital statistics, 792 Bugs, bed (A. E. Shipley), 527 Bladder, intraperitoneal rupture of (Normian BOYD, Sidney: Note on a congenital anomaly BUIST, H. Massac: Motor cars, and notes for Flower), 398-(J. C. Muir), 507 of the duodenum-1 encountered during opera- medical men. 183,305,510, 1067, 1108-Doctors' BLAiR, Lieuitenant R B.: Treatment of tion, 506 cars, the price of petrol,341-Motor anmbui- tetanus in the present war, 1041 BOYD, William: Antityphoid inoculation, 598 lances in war service, 544-Ambulance work BLAN-D-SUTTON, Sir John: The surgeon of the BRAD)BURNE, A. A. : Anaesthetics in eye-work, at the front, 642-Motor ambulance de- fLiture, 235-Cancer of the duodenumn and 669 - Bilateral optic neuritis due to velopments, 842, 1028 small intestine, 653-4choluric jauindice. sphenoidal sinusitis, 1C62 BUIST, R. C.: The psychology of medical' 879-Splenic anaemia, 879-Treatment of BRADFORD, Sir John Rose: The futuire of the practice, 289 wounds in the present war, 941-Value of Lister Institute, 265-Re-elected a member Bullet behind the larynx, 854 radiography in the diagnosis of bullet of the governing body of the Lister Insti- Bullet wounds of tae chest, 729 wounds, 953 tute, 1091 Bullet wound of the eye, localization by x rays, Blanket, the Mexican, 952 BRADLEY. David,obituary notice of, 1002 excision, pathological report (under the care Blankets, supply of (parliamientary question), BRAGG, Lawrence: Analysis of x rays by of Sir William Collins), 669 932 crystals, 546 Bullet wounds causing bowel injuries. See BLAYN-EY, A.: Intestinal stasis, 1026 BRAHAM, Noel: Appendicular grafting, 72- Bowel. DEC. 26, 19143 r THE BRITIsN INDEX, I MEDICAL JOULNAL 7I

Bullet wounds, German experience of (leading Medical students on active service.- 734 Students, Practitioners, House-surgeons- article). 801 Montreal Assoclation for the Blind, 204 and Dressers, rev., 509-Pinewood sawduist Bullet wounds, vvalue of radiography in the New Ro al ColuLmbian Hospital, 93 as a surgical dressing,. 661-A silmiple form diagnosis of (Sir John Bland-isutton), 953- Nova Scotia Sanatorium. 203 of portable dressing sterilizer, 1056 Correspondence on, 1047 Orilla Hospital for the Feeble-minded, 947 CATHCART, E. P. The rote of carbohydrate in Bullets." dum-dum "and explosive, use of in Prison conditions in Canada, 92 nutrition, 503, 540 war (Surgeon-Qeneral W. F Stevenson). 701 Queen's Canadian Military Hospital, 734 CATTLE, C. . : Mitral obstruction and pul-. -P. Kraske), 801-War Office memoranda Ruddick, Sir Thomas, and Dominion regis- monory phthisis, 206--Irregularity of the on, 895 tration, 92 heart beat, 879 Bullets, German, Freneb. and British, 990- St Justine Hospital (Montreal) 204 CELLI, Angelo, obituary notice of, 1002 German and British, 1041 Saskatchewan Medical Association, 691 Cells and fluids, action of radiations on (W. S. Bullets, simple and rapid method of localizing Scarlet fever and measles, 204 Lazartis-Barlow), 708-Discussion, 709 (Francis EIernaman-Johnson,, 752 Tuberculosis and the nilk supply, 203 Central Advisory Committee for.Relief of BURGEss, Captain John Hay, obituary notice Tuberculosis in Nova Scotia. 692 Distress. See War of, 159 Tuberculosis preventiotu S2 Central Council See Association BURGIIARD, F. F., appointed consulting sur- Waterworks aud sewage disposal, 692 Cerebellar localization, review of books on, 75 geon with British forces overseas 735 Cerebelluim, abscess of. See Abscess BURLAND, Colonel J. H., obituary notice of, Canary Islands for invalids, 1092 Cerebral tumour. See Tumour 734 Cancer of breast (W. L. Rodman). 304 Cerebro-spinal fluid (Louis Weed), 1076 BURnNs, David (and J. B. ORR): The influence Cancer. cause of, 348, 384 Certificates from non-panel doctors for of excessive water irgestion on the excretion Cancer of cervix, extensive, with pyosalpinx, Insurance Act purposes, 928 of creatin and creatinin, 505 well seven years after Wertheim's hysterec- Chadwi-k Trutst arranges lectutre on military BUTLER, Hon. Gamaliel Henry, obituary toriy (Herbert Spencer), 1100 hygiene, 745, 888 iiotice of, 694 Cancer cure (near (Ilones, co. Fermanagh), 488 CHALMERS. A. K.: Evidence of before tlie BUTLER, H. B, (and E. W. SHEAF): Anoci- Cancer of the duodenum and small intestine Royal Commtiission on Venereal Diseases, association in the prevention of shock and (Sir John Bland-8utton), 653 245--Responsibility of the State in connexion post-operative discomforts, 113 Cancer, intraocular metastatic (Mr. Dawnay), with venereal disease, 281 Reform of thu BUTLER, Major Sidney George, Distinguished 879 vital statistics of the nation, 790 Service Order conferred upon, 1043 Cancer of larynx, intrinsic: laryngo-fissure CHAMBERLAIN, Joseph, death of (leading BUTLER. T. Harrison: Anaesthetics in eye- (tiir StClair Thomson). 243 article). 85 work, 716 Cancer of larynx, cperations for (E. Schmie- CEAMBERS, Dr.: Address as President of Btuxton, information concerning, 401 gelow), 243 ledico-PsI chological Association of Great BYERS, Sir John: Fibromyomata of uterus, Cancer and pregnancy, serum diagnosis of Britain and Ireland, 474 532 (Archibald Leitch), 161.- 330 CEAMhBIGE, Dr., obituary notice of, 1003 BYGOTT, Dr.: Appreciation of Herbert Leslie Cancer, prevalence of in ('anarda, 692 Charing Cross Hospital. See Hospital Hopkins, 6C7 Cancer, radiation in (C. Jeff Wliller), 403 Clarities, review of books on, 400 Cancer and radium (Dr. Holden), 335 CHARLES, Sir Richard Havelock, on the Cancer, radium in treatment of, report of managemtient of the British wounded in George Crocker Special Research Fund, France, 817 1113 Cn11AASSE, Dr.: Treatment of wounds, 1116 Cancer of rectum, apparently inoperable, CHEATLE, G. Lenthal: Ahtiseptics in war, which became operable under radium 1006, 1088, 1119 treatment (Sampson Handley), 921 Chemistry, review of books on, 19, 631 Cancer Research Fund, the Imperial. 189- CHESSER, E. Sloan: Tihe Hause on Wheels, Annual meeting, 189-Report of Execu- rev., 124 tive Committee, 189-l'eport of General Chest, bullet wounds of the, 729 Caecum, operative treatment of tumours of, Sunerintendent of Kesearch, 189-The two, CHEvERS, Martin J.: Splint for compound, 838 categories of transplanted tumours, 189- fracture of the lower extremities, 1124 CAIRD. Francis M. (and C. W CATHCART): Abderhalden's seruin test, 189-Increase of CHEYNE, D. Gordon, series of seven thousand A Surgical Handbook for the Use of Studets, cancer in certain situations, 189-Heredity, antityphoid inoculations, 1021 P)racfitioniers.House-,Surgeoisz, andDressers, 190-Cancer areas and cancer houses, 190 - CHELYNE, Sir W. Watson: The treatment of rev., 509-The principles of wouind treatment Report of Honorary Treasurer, 190 wounds in war. 865 as established by Lister, and the subsequent Cancer of tongue, etiology and treatment of Chtild, the. 29.138 modifications in treatment, 872 (Walter G. Sipencer), 457-Discussion, 458 Child, duty of the State towards the early' CAIRD, Professor: Cancer of the tongue, 459 Cancer of uterus, treatment of (James F. environment of (W. Leslie Mackenzie), 321- Calcutta, School of Tropical Medicine, 194 Percy), 403 (Tnomas Dewar). 322-(Mrs. Ogilvie Gordon), California, psychopatlhic annexe to the Los Cancer, wound inoculation in, with experi- 323-IA. Ruidolf Galloway), 325-(J. Sim W\ al- Angeles Hospital, 540 ments upon the action of local cytocides lace), 326-Discussion, 3Z7 CAL'WELL, Dr.: Tertiary syphilitic affection as aSmeans of dealing with it (S. G. Child Study Society, See Society- of the face, 970- Piruritus in a neurasthenic, bhattock and L. S. Dudgeon), 1023 Child welfare in Birmingham, 202 970 -Lupus erythematosus. 970-Psoriasis CANTLIE. Jaimies, proposed presentation to, CHILjDE, Charles P.: Cancer-of the tongue, in the face, 970-Acute generalized p)rurigo, 552-Fouindation of an ambulance college, 458 970--Pernicious anaemia, 970-lFrhling's 552 Children. c ippled, education of (parlia- syndrome, 970-Molluscum contagiosum, 970 Cape Town Cathedral Memorial Fund, 210 mentary (question), 199 CAMERON, Hector C'harles: On diathesis in CAPITAN, Dr.; Bullet wounds of the chest, Children. developmnent of practical Imagina- infancy, a pleafor its closer study, 53 -Cause 729 tion in (T. Percy Nunn), 952 of hernia in infants, 1088 CAPPARONI. Pietro. received in private Children, iruentally deficient. See Mentally CAMERON. Murdoch: Fibromyomata ofuterus, audience by the King of Italy, 29 deficient 552--Contracted pelvis in piegnancy and Carbohydrate in nutrition, role of (E. P. Children, school. See School labouir, 535 Cathcart 503-Note on, 540 Chil(aren's cotuntry holidays, 34 CAMERON, Samuel J.: Treatment of wounds Carbolic acid, pure, in treatment of tetanus Children's Country Holiday Fund. See Fund in the present war, 999 (P. N. G. #tarr). 836-(Purves 8tewart and Children's diseases, review of books on, 18 Camp, common ailments in, thpir significance J. T. C. Laing), 1098 CHILDS, Christopher: Prevention of typlhoid and prevention (Cecil Webb-Johnson), 585 Carbon dioxide and adrenalin, antagonistic in home camps3. 810, 1087 CAMPBELL, Harry: Duty of the State towards action on the heart (d. W. Patterson), 921 China, opium trafflc in (parliamentary :niues- the child, 328-Headache, its causes and Carbonraonoxide poisoningin the Senghenydd tion), 91 treatment. 578 explosion (Ivor J. Davies), 57 Chinosol, chemical constitution of, 1032 CAM3PBELL, Jessie: Congenital beart disease Carcinoma. See Cancer Chinotropine, chemical constitution of, 1032 and congenital dislocation of hip, 922- Cardiac achalasia (& F. Hertz), 1062 Chiropodists (parliamentary question), 889 Diabetes insipidus, 922 Cardiac fibrillation tlt e cause of death under " Chiropractic," 144 CAM3PBELL, Kenneth: Treatment of wounds, chloroform (&. Goodman Levy), 502 CHISNALL, Lieutenant George Henry, killed in 10V7 Cardiac fibrillation and its relation to chloro- action, 809 Camphosan, chemical constitution of, 1032 form anaesthesia (J. A. MacWilliam), 499- Chloralose, chemical constituition of, 1031 Camps, fixed, and sanitation. 596-Healthy, Correspondence on. 908 Chloretone in tetanus, 669, 678 596-Home, prevention of ts phoid in, 810, -Cardiac physiology, some problems in (A. F. Chloroform, action of, 605 1087- dedical supervision of, 638-tanita- Stanley Kent), 105 Chlloroform anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia tion of. 517 731-An American view, 731 Cardiac thrombi, 205 Chloroform, death under, ventricular fibrilla- C.r3rUs: Diabetes insip)idus, 204 CARLYLE, Oliver: Treatment of wounds in tion the cause of (A. Goodman Levy), 502 the present war, 999 Chloroforiri and ether, coloured, 241 CANADA: SPECIAT, 0ORRESPONDENCE, 92, 203, CARMODY, E. P.: Case suggesting pituitary Chloroform suppl- in France, 1043,1079-And 314, 489, 603, 691, 733, 947 disease. 335-Enlargenent of forearms and the hospitals, 1079 And the war, 486, 519, 555, 603, 646, 652, 688, hands, 335 Choanal polypus (Herbert Lilley), 1062 733 Carpenter's brace for bone plating. 1064 Cholera corps for the Russian Red Cross, pro- Antityphoid inoculation, 603 CARREL, Alexis. serving as a medical offlicer posed, 413, 520 662 Attendance on dependants; interests of with the French army, 474-Letter from Cholera and enteric inoculations with mixed practitioners with the colours, 734 re the wounded at Lyons. 689 vaccines, 814 Bulrland, the late (Colonel J. H., 131 CARBON, H. W.: Operative treatment of Cholera and typhoid vaccines, 852 Canadian hospitals in Paris. 734 tumours of caecum and colon. 838 Chorion-epithelioma (W. R. Favelt, 1101 Canadian Medical Association, 314 Case books, old, 420 CHOYC1, C. C. (editor): A Systents of ,S'urgery,, Cancer, prevalence of, 692 C&sKIE, William A.: Haematuria complicat- rev., 400 Conservation of life, 692 ing p)regnancy. 878 CHRISTIE, W. Ledinaham: Latent dysentery, Ccoperation among medical officers of CASTELLLNI, Aldo: Enteric and cholera or dysentery carriers in Sarawak, Borneo, health, 203 inoculations with nmixed vaccines, 814- 118 Dean of the Medical Faculty, McGill LJni- Appointed Professor of Tropical Medicine Chlurch Army War lFlund, 770 versity, 92 in the University of Naples and director of CHURCH, Sir William S.: Royal Medical Expeditionary Force. 734 the Royal Clinic for Tropical D)isesses, Benevolent Fund, 45 Gas poisoning. 92 Naples, 883 CHORCHULL J. and A.: Medical Directory, 1120 Gift from the women of Canada, 652 Casualties in the medical services, 487, 520, Circulation, review of books oni, 1102 Hospital finance 948 556. 602, 603. 647, 693, 735, 765, 772, 809, 858, Civil surgeons in Bengal and Assam, 521, 604 Ifuron Medical Association, 691 897. 945. 994, 1043, 1083. See also War CLAPHAM, William Blackborne, estate of, Inspection of schools in Victoria. B.C., 489 Casualties In modern war, 514 695 Licence to practise in Alberta, 93 Cataract, lamellar, small ontical iridectomies Cr,AREK, J. A. M. (and H. de Carle WOODCOCK): McGill Regiment, 733 in a case of (Sir Anderson Critchett), 1024 Artificial pneuimothorax, 1016 McGill University, gift to. 692 Cataract operation, choice of (Ernest E. CLARK, Brigade-Stirgeon James Edward, Manitoba Medical Association, 92 Maddox), 395-Discussion 393 obituary notice of, 523 Medical lhealth officers of British Columbia, CATHCART, C. M. (and F. M. CAIRD): A CLARK. Robert, appointed J.P. for County of 489 Suzrgical Handbook for t.lie TTsa of Elgin, 153 TTIr, BRITISIT 1 MEDICALT JOURNAL I INDEX. [DiE. 26, I9T4

CLARKE, H. T.: An Introduction to the Study British Expeditionary Force, 606 Congress on School Hygiene, Int3rnational of Oroanic Chenisiry. rev., 631 Calendarfor 1914, 816 (Brussels, 1915), 56 CLABRE. J. Jackson: Gunshot fractures in- Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North Congress on Sex Questions, International curred in the war, 880 America, 158 (Berlin), 245 CLAYTON, sir Oscar, story of, 190 Coliege insurance, 902 Congress of Surgeons of North America, "I.learing hospitals " See HoBspitals Conference on district nursing, 313 Clinical, 242, 303, 402-Formal opening, 242- Clearing stations (parliamentary (uestion), Council election 102, 158 Pre,siuential address by John B. Murphy on 9b5 Diplomas, 3 9, 606, 902, 10S1, 1090 arthrodesis and bone transplantation its Cleft palate. See Palate Egyptian School of Medicine, 319 limits and technique, 242-Operative treat- CLIFFORD, John. Temperance Beformt and Election of examiners, 1090 nment of ulcerotl stomach ( a. von Eiselsberg), the Ideal State, rev,, 240 Election of President and Vice-Presidents, 242-Suture of levator ani in perineorrhaphy Clinical hospitals. See H Ofpitals 158 (Henry Jellett) 242-Certain derangemeents Clinical work with the Expeditionary Force. General Medical Council, 1090 of the knee-joint (Riobert Jones). 242- See War How-e, the late Sir Henry, 605 Transplantation of ovaries (Professor CLIPPINGDALE, S. G.: The State and venereal Hutnterian Oralion, 1090 Tuffier), i43-Operations for cancer of diseases, 286-Louvain and cambridge, 608 Imperial Clancer Research Fund, 158 larsnx (. Sehmiegelow), 243--Laryngo- Clothing and food in the trenches, 1115 1iformation concerning the study of medi- fi--ure for intriusic carcinoma of lau%nx CLoasToN, Sir Thomas: Morals antd Braini, cine. 439 exhibition ot cases (-sir StClair Thomson), rev., 717 Lockwood, the late Mr. C. B., 902 213-Intrauasal surgery of lacrymal appa- Coal gas poisoning: recovery (Andrew Medical log of the Lord Stanley, by Christo- ratus (J. M. Webt), 244-Congenital atresia Fleming), 920 pher Biowes, presented to the Library by of the post nasal orifice (charles W. COBB. Captain: Notes on cases in the 3rd Mr. V. Powes Elliott, 74 Richaidson', 244-Verforation in typhoid Northern General Hospital (T.F.), Sheffield, Pearson, Sir. William, 902 (Ueozge t. Armairong), 303 Exolhthalmic 856 Recognition of institutions, 319 goitre (C. H. Mayo), 304-Cancer of the COCRINGTON, A. J.: Unqualified locumtenents, hegulations for Fellowship examination, 319 brca-t (W. E . Rodman), 304-Demonstration 522-The new British Pharrnacoeoeia, 605- Report of council. 951 of skin diseases (J. EH #equeira). 4u2- To safeguard the accuracy of the Medica 1 Representation of members, 951 Skiagoaphy of the mastoid region (Logan Register, 737 Betir-ment of Mr William Pearson, 158 1 urner), 402-Septic invasion of the latei al Cockroaches (A. E. Sbipley), 1007,1097 Sir (Gilbert Blane Medal, 319 sinu-rs (Hugh E. Jones), 402-Cleft palate, COHEN, Israel: Physical conditions, of the Students of Colonial, Indian and foreign discussion o * 403-uphthalmology, various Jewish race, 82 universities, 902 papers on, 403-Radiation in cancer (C. Jeff COLE. Percival P.: Note on central-eyed BupDiy of subjects," 1090 Miller), 4U3-TieaLinnt of uterine cancer needles, 510 University of Liverpool, 606 (Jaines F.- Percy). 403-intestirlal stasis (Sir Colectomy for intestinal stasis (A. William The war, 6C6 Berkeie) Mosnihan),404 W1he next congress, Sheen), 1095 War rtlief, 1090 404 Collargol, chemical constitution of, 1032 Coneress of Thalassotherapy, to be beld at College, Anderson's, Medical School, Glas- College. Royal, of Surgeons in Treland, 434, bau Relso (i915), 696 gow. 26$, 446-Calendar, 264-Information 446, 695,737, 1046 -Degrees and pass lists, 695 Conjoint Boird in Eugland, pass lists, 210, concerning, 446 -Information concerning the studyof mtdi- 347, 606, 695;902-lntorwationconcerning the College, Armstrong, mobilization, 340 cioe, 434, 446-Opening or winter session, 737 study of mtdicine, 429, 451 College, Epsom. 28, 244. 887, 1048, 1051, 1074 - -students' Union, 1046 Conioint noard in Ireland, pass lists, 102, Annual meeting, 28-Founder's day, 244- College, St. aungo's, intormation concerning, 27. Information concerning the study of Lord Rosebery gives away the prizes 244- 446 medicine, 434 Epsomians -on active service, 887-Corre- Coilege, Trinity, Dublin, information con- Conjoint Board in Scotland, pass lists, 210, spondence on, 1048-Appointment of medical cerning. 446-And the war, 996 -School of 341. 695, 817-Information concerning the officer, 1051-Appeal, 1074 Physic, 1051 studa of miieaticine. 431 College, King's, 440, 599, 797-Information con- College. University, Cork, informgtion con- Conservation of Life, 692 cerni, g. 440-Opening of session, address by cerning, 447 CONSTABLE, Eve)ln A.: Resisting powers of Sir Wilmot Rerringham on the Officera' College, University, Dublin, information con- the seew-worm, 492 Training *"orps, 599-and the war, 797 See cerning, 447 Constipation, chronic, use of an aperient in also Hospital antd University of London College -University, Gaiway, information con- x-ray examination of the intestine in College, Lady Hardinge Memorial, Delhi, 1084 cerning, 447 I ticiaard Uomvertz and Maitland Scott). College of Medicine, University of Durham. College, University, London, 48, 210, 440, 651, 567 See University 797-And the war, 79'i-Appointminent, 210- Consulting surgeons to the Forces, 989,1052, College, North-East London Post-Graduate, Award, 210-Information concerning, 440- 1(80 information concerning, 451 Scholarships awarded, 651. See also Uni- Convalescent home, a mnaternity (the Yarrow), College. Qu'en Marearet, information con- versity of London antz fHospital 313 cerning, 445 College, University, of South Wales and Convalescents, care of, 377 College, Royal, of Physicians of Edinburgh, Monmo- thshire. information concerning CONYNGHAM, Laptain Cecil A. J., killed in 432, 441-Infosmation concerning the study the study of medicine, 444 - A further action: 945 of medicine, 432, 444 bequest to, 680 Cooke's School, information concerning, 440 College, Royal, of Physicians of Ireland, 434, College, West London Post-Graduate, in- COOPER. P. U.: Antisepsis and asepsis -in war, 446,695, 735,773,1090 -Annual stated mileeting, formation concerning, 450 860, 949, 1047 735-Degrees and pass lists, 695-Election of COLLIE u-r John: Evidence of before the Royal CO'UskNS, Myer: Disposal of sewage in the President, 773-Information concerding the Commission on Veiiereal Diseases, 244-The field, b55 study of medicine, 434, 446-Reuben Harvey State an(d venereal diseases, 285-A State CoRnEsa, Augusta Elis6e, obituary notice of, Memorial Prize, 1090 mlledical service v. a panel system. 286 5b3 COLLTNGRIDGE, W., calle i to the B4r, 907 CORNER, Edred M.: Operative treatment of COLLEGE, ROYAL, OF PHYSICIANS OF LONDON, COLLINS, Sir VVilliani : Case of bullet wouind tumours of caecum and colon, 838 319. 430, 605, 726, 817, 1051 of the eNe, localization by x rays, excision, CORNER, Margaret: sell-expression through Belgian Doctors' and Pharmacists' Relief pathological report 669-Notes and reflec- language with older children, 1091 Fund, 1051 tions lrom the front, 935 CORNET, G.: Scrofulosis, 85 Bisset-Hawliins medal, 319, 726 COLLYNS. lohn B.: Fracture of a floating rib Cornish riviera, 1036 Censors, 319, 1051 in a nonagenirian. 120 Coroner's inquest, the necessity for reform-i. Colonial, Indian, and foreign universities, Colon, occlusion of in a newborn child (Robert ing the (J,. C. MieWalter), 794 817 Stewart). 399 Corrections 384, 540, 864, 1124 ommittee of Management, 817 Colon, operative treatment of tumours of, 838 Songress on Neurology at Berne, 319 Colonial Qffice, informnstion concerning ap- Correspondence, 42. 95, 153, 204,265,315,383, District nursing, 319 pointments under, 455 416, 490, 52h,- 557, 605. 647, 192, 737, 774, 813, Early clinical thermometers, 1051 Colonies, British, information concerning the 860 9Q0 944. 997, 1046 1086, 1118 Election of Censor, 1051 conditions of practice in, 455 AcC .mmodation for tronpd, 1046 Examinations in practical pharmacy, 319 Colour blipdness, analyris of the result of the Alcohol an I the war. 1120 Gift; 319 new sight tests of the Board of Trade (P. Amateur war nurses, 902, 949, 999 Harveian commemoration, 606 W. Edridge-Green), 388-Discussion, 389. Amhulance chassis a plea for an, 738 Harvelan Oration, 726 See also sight tests Antisepsis and asepsis in war, 813, 860, 900, Harvey, portrait of. presented, 817 Colour vision and tests for colour blindness 948. 998, 1047, 1087 Information concerning the study of medi- (, Devereux Marshall), 1093 Antiseptics in war, 1088, 1118 cine, 430 COLT, G H.: Three cases of fracture in the Antityplhoid vaccinatioD, 647 Jenks scholar, 817 neighbourhood of joints treated by plating, 4 Antivivisectionist fined, 648 Licences and diplomas, 319, 616, 817 CosBnEs, Emile, founds a hospital for wounded Association, British Medical: How to in- Members, 319, 817 at Paris, 919 crease the membership, 154 Murchison scholarship, 319 Common ailments in camp. See Camp Association, fritish Medical, and the pro- Narcotic drugs, 1051 Communication, medical care of lines of, at fession, 43, 206, 266 New regulations for Weber-Parkes Prize, home (X Brehmer Heald). 753 Association, British Medical: The special 1'151 - - Concentration camps, Germans in, 980 - The fund-trade union or trust ? 44, 95, 153 I ri a ,e of Wales's Fund, 817 British in German camps, 1048 Belgian m. dical men, 1000 hv,;ognition of school, 1051 Congress of E-perantists, International, 169 Belgian refugees, 693 Sale of narcotics, 817, 1051 Congress, Eugenics, postponement of, 829 Britith in German concentration camps, Venereal disease, 817 Congress of Medicine, French. 276 '1048 The war, 605 Congress of Medicine, International (London, British Pharmacopoeia, the new, 605 1913), 81, 801-Final meeting of organizing Cardiac thrombi, 205 COLLEGE. ROYAL, OF SURGEONS OF EDIN- comnmlittee 81-Transaction,s in tbe library Cenitral 1 ouncil elections (1914-15). 45 BUIRGH, 210. 432, 444, 775,1124 of the British Medical Association, 803 Ohildren's Country Holiday k und, methods Degrees and pass lists, 775 Congress of Neurology, Psychiatry, and of, 206 Election of President, 775 Psychology, International, 104 Chloroform, action of, 605 Fellowship admissions, 210,1124 Congress, Ophthalmological, International, Concussion of the spinal cord, 1046 Information concerning the study of medi- postponed. 312 "Cont'olled" use of new tuberculin. See cine, 432, 444 Congress. Oxford Ophthalmological, 32, 146, Tuberculin Sir John Struthers Lectureship, 1124 803, 864, 1098 -Compensation for eye injuries D.P. fi as an essential for medical registra- COLLEGE, ROYAL, OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND, (Williami Robinson), 803-A correction, 864- tion, 155 34, 74, 102, 158, 319, 430, 606, 816, 864, 902, 951, Next meeting, 1098 Dental legislation, a problem of, 207 1051, 1090 Congre ;son tiadio-activity and Electronomics, Dent4l spsis. 43 Annual meeting, 864, 951, 1090 Third International (to be held in Vienna, Dettistry evening, 46 Annual report. 34 June. 1915), 159 Diatbesis in infancy, 154 Annual show, 34 Congress of the RRoyal Institute of Public Digitalis Dreparations, deterioration of, 47 Allpointment of lecturers, 158 Health, anniual meeting at Edinburgh, 200 Diselaimer, 45 Bradshaw lecture, 902 Congress of Royal Sanitary Institute, 50, 129 Encyclopaedica Mledica, 384 rTHE BBiTxBS DEC. 26, 19I4J IN DEX. I MIEDICAL JOURNA 9

Correspondence (continued) Tuberculosis treatment, letter from Local DAVIDSON, Hugh S.: Marriage and Mother- hnteric and cholera inoculations with mixed Government Board re the scheme for un- hood, rev.. 241 vaccines 814 insured persons, 94 DAVIES, A. M. (and 0. H. MELVILLE): A Hand- Enteric in our homne camps, prevention of. book of HEgiene, rev., 122 1087 Country doctor. See Doctor DAVIES, E. MORRuISTON: A Manual of Minor Bpsom College, 1048 County administration and the home force Surgerv and Bandaeing for the Use of Fever and war, 815 (leading article), 637 House-Su 'geonts. Dressers, and JTunior Prac Fractures of the thigh, treatment of, 1086 COUPLAND, Dr.: Demonstrations, 16 titioners, rev., 503 Freudism, 1048, 1089 COURLADON, Louis: Death of Francis It of DAVIES, Ivor .1.: Carbon imonoxide poisoning German scientific pre-eminence, 999 France, 29 in the Senghenydd explosion, 57 tionorrboea in man, treatment of acute. 523 CRAIG, Surgeon-General William Maxwell. DAviEs. Trevor B.: Sarcoma of cervix uteri, Gunshot wounds in the present campaign, obituary notice of, 418 1100-Sarcomia of broad ligameat, 1100 treatment of, 860 CRAIG, William (and L. R. BRAITHWAITE): DAvIs, FHaldin: Treatment of lupus, 622- Haeinostasis by application of living tissue, Hernia of the uterus, vagina, and Fallopian Infantile eczema. 626 154 tubes in a boy, 176 DAVIS, W A. (and S. 1a. SADTLER, editors) Hernia in infants, cause of, 1088, 1120 CaiATroN, Thomas Hobbs, obituary notice -alen's Commercial Organic Analysis, rev., How to increase the membership of the of, 739 670 British Medical Association. SeeAssocia- Crawford's history of the Indian Medical DAWNAY, Mr.: Intraocular metastatic car- tion Service, publication postponed, 515 cinoma, 879 Indian sanitation, 557, 1086 Crayons, poisonous pigments in, 1(4 DAWSON, Maxwell, appointed J.P. for county Infection of children with the bovine Creatin and creatinin, inflnence of excessive of Fife, 153 tubercle bacillus. See Tuhercle water ingestion in the excretion,of (David DAY H. B. (and W. H. WILSON): Case of Insects and war: Lice, 647-Fleas, 692, 738 Burns and J. B Orr), 505 uraemia with an unusual degree of urea Iodine in skin wounds, 814 Cremation Association of America holds its retention, 116 Lice. 558, 647. See al80 1nsects second annual convention at Indianapolis, Day nurseries, 1077 Lister Institute, the future of, 265, 315,383, 668 Deaf child, classification of for educational 948 997 Cremation Society of England organizes an purposes (P. Mfacleod Yearsley), 883 Locumtenents, unqualified, 522 exhibit at Blackpool Health Exhibition, Deaf and Durnb Association. See Association, Lumbago and green peas, 693 50 elral Medical autographs, 902 Crematorium, South Australia the first State Deaf, Royal schools for, in Manchester, 151 Medical Directory, 1120 to erect onein &ustralia, 119 Death certiflcation and reform of vital Medical fame, 96 Creosotal, chemical constitution of, 1032 statistics, discussion on, 787 Meedical Register, to safeguard the accuracy Crew spaces on merchant vessels (parliamen- Death certificates (parliamentary question), of, 737 tary question), 149 986 Medical students, number of, 1118 CRIBB, A. G.: Pneumonia in the highlands of Death, diagnosis of. 1092 Medioal War Insurance Fund, 861, 950 New South Wales, 524 Death during training (parliamentary ques- Mitral obstruction and pulmonary phthisis, Crimea, the plague of lice in, 679 tion), 933 206 Criminals, segregation of (Major Leonard Death in Scotland. legal investigation of Moral insanity, 42 Darwin), 103 causes of (W. G. Aitchison Robertson), 792 Murmurs of dilated hearts and their ex- CsITcHsTT, Sir Anderson: Small optical Death. sudden: ruptule of aorta (F. D. planation, 43 iridectomies in a.case of lamellar cataract, Bennett), 920 Nerve cells in the aorta and angina pectoris, 1024 Deaths under chloroform. See Chloroform 416 CROCiET. Lieutenant John, killed in.action, Nutrition and meat extracts, 557, 692, 738, 647-Estate of. lC00 Deaths im the Profession Abroad, 159. 862, 902, 1CO0, 1088 Croix Rouge Franatse,1044 275, 695, 765. 1091 Oporations of expediency on recruits, 9CO, CROL Andrew, elected a Fellow of the Adams. John Lanson, 1031 948 Americau College of Surgeons, 1015 Bangs, (A. B., 1011 Obituary notices. 47 CROMm, J.: The tirltish Medical Association Breaus, Karl, 159 Pathological laboratories, 416 and the medical profession, 43-Systemic Derby, daskett, 695 Pneumococci and billets, 648 effect of beestings, prophylaxis. 52 Eijkman, Ur., 1`9 Poisoning by beetroot, 155 CROWE. H. Warren: ' Controlled" use of the Fasbender, Dr, 275 Popular Freudisin, 1048,1089 new tuberculin in pulmonary tuberculosis, Fischel. JVashington Emil, 1091 Practice in Brazil, 208 490 Fisher, Theodore W , 1091 Psycho-analysis, 47 CROWLEY, Ralph H., elected Fellow of the Gleitsmann, J. W., 275 R.A.M.C., work of the, 860 Royal Sanitary Institute, 913 Griffini, Luigi. 275 Radiograpbh in the diagnosis of bullet CROWTEBR. J. A.: Molecular Phvsics (Text- Gruening, E;mil, 159 wounds, 1047 books of Chemical Research and Enginteer- Gutierrez, Dr., 695 Radium lusbitute, London, report, 42 ing), rev., 923 Kehrer, Dr., 159 Red Cross work in France, 813 CROWTHER, Sidney Nelson, killed in action, Leversy. Alexander S.. 695 Research schemes of the Medical Research 810 Longstreth, Morris, 1091 Committee. 1048 Cracial ligaments, probable inijry of (Alan Marx, ijimon, 275 Responsibility of the suicide, 48 H. Todd), 879 Mason, A L., 275 Rheumatoid arthritis. 774 OCauzICsHANK, John (and JohnMurray MoYEs): Nebelthan. Eberhard, 275 Royal Medical Benevolent Fund, 45, 97, 155 Presence and significance of nitrites in Opie, Dr., 1091 Sanitation in India. See India urine, 712 Post, Martin Hayward, 695 Scarlatins, prevention of, 950 Cryogenine, 420 Ramsey. U. G., 275 School medical officers, 416 CUMMINs, Major S. L., Legion of Honour Baymondaud, E. J., 159 Secret remedy and pharmacy law amend- bestowed upon, 812 Reclus, Paul, 695 ment, 522 CUsHNuw A. R.: Futureofthe Lister Institute, be nhardt, G. F., 275 Senior students and the wbr, 1087 315 s Reymond, Emile, 765 Sleeping sickness. 815 CUSTASCE. Burgeon Gustavus Willism Mus- Rose, Edmund, 159 Society for Tuberculosis Medical Officers, grave, killed in action, 735 Stewart. Jeremiah Clark, 275 97 " Customary arrangements" with substitute. Strawbridge, George. 275 Special Fund. See Association See Substitute Swayne, G. B. H., 695 State registration of nurses, 265, 315 CUTHBERT, Dr and Mrs., receive a message of Tetanus, prevention of, 949. 1047 sympathy from the King and Queen on the Deaths after salvarsan. Se) Salvarsan They manage these things better in loss of their son, 907 DB GAseo, William Burton: T'he Mechaci ical France," 47 CUTH1BERT, Mr.: Anoci-association, 352 Treatment of Abdmiia4 Hernia, rev., 473 Tort collis, treatment of, 774 Cyclopaedia of Americast Medical Bgoraphy, Degrees for practitioners, 448 Tubercle bacillus. bovine, infection of chil- rev., 239 Delhi,health of,521-Lady Hardinge Memorial dren with, 96, 522 Cycl6pia (Daniel Dougal'and T. Milnes Bride), College, 1084 Taberculin, the new, " controlled" use of in DELORDE, M. E.: Conservative surgery, 766 the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis, Cystopurin, chemical constitution of, 1032 Denmark. public mOassres against venereal 490 Cysts in the anterior chamber arising from the disease in (Erik Pontoppidan), 282 University of London, 204, 316 pars ciliaris retinae (W. T. Holmes Spicer), Dental caries, review of books on, 1026 War and typhoid fever, 998, 1087 879 Dental Federation, International, 311 War, a practical offer, 316 Cysts of omentum,two simple, and one simple Dental lieutenants accompany New Zealanl Working power of the white man in the ovarian csst in the same subject (James Expeditionary Force, 750 tropics, 692 Oliver), 756 Dental legislation, a problem of, 207 Wounded, care of the, 813 Cysts. tubo-ovarian, and doublebydrosalpinx Dental sepsis, 43 Wounds in the present war, treatmiient of, (W. K. Walls), 881 Dental surgery, information concerning the 9oo, 948, 998, 1047, 1087, 1118. See also study of, 4b5 AntiseDsis Dental treatment for soldiers, 377, 985 Yellow lever. 1C89. 1120 Denti3try, evening. 46 Dentistry teaching in Leeds, 40 Coryfin,chemical constitution of, 1032 DERBY, Haskett. death of. 695 COtsOAVE, B. MacDowel, elected President of DPE iBENZY, Surgeon-1jeneral Sir Annesley Rosal College of Physicians. Ireland, 773 Charles Castnot obituary notice of. 608 Cottage, the cheap country, 144 Dermatitis venenate (G W Lloyd), 837 Cottell. Lieutenant-Colonel A. B.: Frost- Dermatol chemical constitution of. 1032 bite, 992 Dermatology, review of books on, 180 Council. General Medical, 422-Information a. DE: VEBTEUILL, urgeon P'ernand Louis J. M., coneerning the rules and regulations of as killed in action. 897-Obituary notice of, 897 to the study of medicine, 422 D.P.H. as an essential Lur medical registra- DEWAR Mictael: State Medical dervice v. tion, 155 panel work, 290 COUNCIL, LONDON COUNTY: DACOsTA, J. C.: Modern Sutrgery, General and DEwAR. Thomas: Duty of the State towards Ambulances, 407 Operative, rev , 472 the early environment of the child, 322 Classes for cookery, first aid, etc., opened DALTON, Lieutenant-Colonel C., kUled in Diabetes in Madras. 604, 1084 on outbreak of war, 738 action, 602-Obituary notice of, 613-Estate Diabetes insipidus (0lamus and Roussy), 204 Maudsley Hospital. voluntary boarders at, of, 1079 Diabetic urine. See Urine, 151-Medical superintendent's house, 151 DALzIEL, T. K. : Cancer of the tongne, 459 Diabetics, bread for 820 Sanatoriums for tuberculous persons in Damages against an extractor of teeth, 50 Diag,nosis of death. See Death London, agreement made with London DARwIN, Major Leonard: Segregation of the Diaries rev.. 1064 Insurance Committee and Metropolitan criminal. 103 Diarrhoea, hill, 420 Asylums Board, 1003 DAB. Kedernath: A Handbook of Obstetrics Diaspirin, chemical constitution of, 1032 School medical treatment, 151-Board of for Students and Junior Practitioner8, rev., Diathermy in trtatmentof inoperable growths Education and, 151 ,181 of the throat and nose (W. D. Rarmer), 1017 . TS1C BIM!TraS 0 MEDICAL JOURNALIJ INDEX. '[DEC. 26, 1914 EDEC. 26, I9I a for its closer DUBLIN (continued) - of -children. See Children Diathesis in. infancy, plea Education crippled study (fIector 'harles Cameron), 5 '- Lead- Red Cross Convalescent Home at Blackrock, Education grants (parliamentary question), 9i, ing article on, 83-Correspotidence on. 151 994 149 Dictionary. New Englishl, medical terms in, 88, St Jchn Ambulance Brigade, 41, 340, 691, 732 Edward VII Welsh National Memorial Asso- 887 Fixpence for-a bag-of flies, 416 ciation, 414 Dietetics review of books on, 587 South Oublin Union and vaccination, 773 Effect of war on medical progress. See DigFstive glands, review of books on, 631 Trinity College and the war, 996 Medical, Digestive system, review of books on,795 Tubercul(sis treatment, 40 EIJrMAN.Dr., death of,159 Digitalis le-ives, an appeal to modical men to Water supply and the drought, 201, 382. 520 ElINHORN, M : Lecrw res on Dietetics, rev., 587 collect, 952 University Biological Association, 1046 EIsELr.LSBRG A.vont- Operative treatment of Digitalis preparations, deterioration of, 47 Wt-unded in the hospitals, acdmission of, 808, ulcer of stomach, 42 DimiMOCK, A. F.: A simple method for deter- 857, 946, 994 chemical constitution of, 1032 mining the amount of glucose in diabetic Elarson,Ekitogan. chemical constitution of, 1032 urine and otlherliquids, 399 DUDGEON, L S. (and S. G. SHATTOCRI: Wound Eibow dislocation reduction of old,by opera- DIMoNit, Lyn: Haemostasis by application of ino,-ulation in carcinoma, withl experiments tion (Fred. D. Bird), 14 living tissue, 154-Bloodl platelets in the upon the action of local cytocides as a ELDERTON,EthflM : Rqport on the English treatment of disease, 828 means of dealing with it. 1023 Birth Ptrt 1, England North of the Diphtheria stomatitis in relation to (L. DUGUET, J B Nicolas. obituary notice of, 158 Humber,rute,rev 1103 Dot othy Pirsons), 755 I)uw-dum bullets See Hullets ELDERTON. W. Palin (and Ricbard C. Diplosal chemical constitution of. 1032 DUNCAN bieutenant Colonel bydnev Edward, FIPPA,D)I Thle C'onstrcteCionlof Mortality D'e'etou., of Wom-n Te.achlers and other obituary notice of, 419, 524 an(t Stckness Tables. A Primer-,rev, 514 WVomnens contntected withl Higher and Dundee, attendance on patients of prac- "blderton " method of control in testing the S'eco-ndary Ed4tcatioss, rev., 401 titioners on military duty, 340-Draft value of new tuberculin (H. Batty Shaw), Disclaimiers, 45 160. 220 st-heme, 340-Cases attendedl, 819 1014 Disease, blood platelets in thb treatment of DUNLOP, James C.: Refo' m of the vital Electro-physiologvof plants, 9 0 (Lin Din nA),828 statistics of the nation, 790 Elementary schools See Disease, the borderland of (Guthrie Rankin), DUNNE, u;aptain Jam:es Stewart: Distin- ELK[NGTON, Lieutenant-ColonielMchonlsHenry Perci- 821. 874 guished Service Order conferred upon, 995 val George, obituary notice of,419 Disease, selection and (leading-article, 1110 DUNSTAN, A R. (and P. B. THOLE): The Vis- Elliot's operation for glaucoma. See Glau- Disease, the threshold of tJames Alexander Ci)SiiI of Liqutds, rev., 588 coma Lindeay), C55,1(25 Duodenal cancer. See Cancer ELLio1T.A. Bowes, presents the medical log DisFAases of occupation, revielv of books on Duodenal hernia. See Hernia, of the Lord by Christopher Bowes, 1027 Duodenal ulcer. See Ulcer to the libraryStanlev,of the Rtoyal College of Diseases in war time, prevention of (E. J. Duoder,um, congenital anolmialy of en- Surgeons, 74 MNWeWeney), 5q8 countered during operation (Sidney Boyd), ELLIOTT, James Sands: Outlintes of Greeck Disi fectant a cbeap. 344 506 and Romfens Medicine, rev, 121 Dispatches from Sir John French, 733, 1044- Duodenum, ruptured, urinary diastase test ELLIOTT, Colonel It - ,refers to a case. 1024 Fromii Major-General A. Paris, 1044 in a case of 'Arthur H. Lister), 54 ELLIOTT, T. E.: "Transient paraplegia from Dispensary for Belgian refugees, 803 DDuotal, chemical constitution of 1032 shell explosions," 105 Dispensary. Le.ds Public, 40-Teaching of Durbam, annual renort of 4i.O.H1 , 1033 ELI Is,David: Fossil migro-organisms,946 dentistry in, 40 DUIiUPT, A. (and ANDpRE-TBoMA8): Localisa- ELPIiicK. Dr: Haemostatic guillotine, 921, Disseminatedsclerosis See qelerosis tions V'Orlbelteuses, rev., 75 1009-11etrophary nueal swelling, 1062 Distinsuished conduct medal, 858 DUTCH. Heniry: Care of soldiers' feet, 1117 Emanosal chemical constitution of, t032 Distinguished Mervice Order 995 1043 DUTTON, Thomas: The intensive metallie EMBLEBTON, waJ0r D.: Treatment of tetanus District Nursing Council for London. 1045 iodine treatment for rheumatic arthritic in the present war. 1039 A 'iuratin, chemical cou,stitution of, 1032 affections. 160 Embryology, review of books on.542 DiVINE, John, presentation to, 103 Duty of the profession to the armiy (leading Emetin in amoebiasiR: Is it Rufficient to bring Div,isional mobilization 486 article), s84 about a radical cure? (llewell n Phillips), DomE. t Douglas: Medical officers for war nIUVF:RNAY, Dr! Abdominal wounds, 853 1(6L service, 320 DWYER, F. Conway: Treatment of per- Empyemats of the nasal accessory sinuses, DOBSON. .1 F.: Cancer of the tongue, 458 fot atiog and gastric ulcers. 1026 latent tOliver St. John Gogarty), 1020-Dis- Doctor attacked b v patient, 946 Dysentery carrier, detection of (H. S3alter cussion, 1020 Doctor. country, position of in 1879 and to- Getting- and Ethel Waldron), 475 Empyoma chronic, treatmient of, 52 morrow (J Lynn Thomss) 170 Dysentery, latent, or dysentery carriers in .ncychlpa'pdia oriuAnnica reprintshistorical Doctor hurn ing to an accident, 220 Sarawak, Borneo 1W. Ledieghbain Chiistie), articles 718. 7-8 Doctors' cars. See Motor 118 384, 492 Doctors aiid the death penalty, 34 Enc,cloxiaediaEngland, cultivation'eIdicaand collection of medi- Dctors' substitutes, payment of (Ireland), cinal planjts in, 760 152 English universities and Louvain, 550 Dogm-iatism in medicine. See Medicine Entente cordiale,684 Dots Bill See Bill andZ Vivisection Entericfever See Fever. DON Alexander: Anoci-association, 352- Enterocele complicating 52 Pott's disease Tn cervical region, with Entiopion, congenital (N.Parturition,Bishop Harman)\ methods of bonv splinting 460 E. 879 DONALD, Archibald: Treatmiient of fibromyo- EDzvnzes some experimental work on the mnata of uterus, 530 Ear, review of books on, 839 action of (E. 8. Edie), 506 DONALDSON R., Specimens in the pathological Earlswood Asylum. See Royal Earlswood Epicarin, chemical constitution of, 1032 laboratory, 33;-NLcolle and Blaizot's vac- iustitution Epidemic risks in war (leading article), 406 cine in the treatmett of gonorrhoea, 8 '6 EASON, R 11.: Confluent tubercle of iris, 879- Epilepsy and cerebral tumour (William DONBAVAND. Edgar John, obituary notice of, Bilateratlempora, hemianopsia, 1024 Turner, 969 1003 Eastern medical science, 557 Epilepsy.Aldren the outlook in (William Aldrcn Doncaster Rural District, repjrt of medical ECCLES, McAdam: Anoci association, 354- Turner) 665 (ifficer of health, 492 Ca"cer of the tongue, 458 -Medical service Epitheltoma of larynx, early intrinsic (Sir DONKIN. Sir H. Bryan: Appreciation of of the new army, 485-Arthritic deformities, St lair Thomson) Eustace -mitb, 905 745 Epitheioma of tonsil921(Hunter Tod) 921 Dirmiol, chemical constitultion of. 1032 Eclampsia. veratrone in treatment of (F. W. N. Epitheliomaof vulva IMarysecharlieb), 922 DOUGAL Daniel (and T. &Iilnes BRIDE): A Haultain), 537 - Discussion, 538 Epitbel,um, effects of radiumu ra)s on dif- case of cycloPia, 13 Eczema. inlantile (Haldin Davis)i 626-Dis- ferent kinds of (W S. Lazarus-Barlow), 1023 DOu-TGLAS, R. Inglis: Pain following zoster, 52 cussion, 6fl Epsom College. See College Dow. William Barrie, appuilited J.P. for EDDLE STONE. N. A.: Amateur war nurses, 902, ERB, Wilhelm celebrates the fiftieth anni- county of Fife, 153 999 versary of his doctorate,1109 DOWDING Alexander W.. Woodrman, obituary RLDER, M. D: The unconscious in psycho- Errata. See Corrections ii tice of, 1002 pat'.ho ogy, 967 Estoral, chemical constitution of, 1032 Dreams, review of books on, 971 EDGEWORTII, F. H. 'neumonia following Ether and ch oroform, coloured. 241 Dresser's experience in the war, 729 autityphoid inoculation, 10Q9 Hlucodin. cbemi'al constilution of,1032 Dressing sterilizer, simple form of portab:e EDIE. '. S.: Some experimental work on the Eugenic marriages in America, 33 (Charles W. vathcaro), 1056 action of enzy mes, 506 Eugeni.s Education Society. see Society Dr. ssing, straw-charcoal absorbent tE. F. Eunstrol, chemical constitution of, 1032 Wills), 541 EDINBURGH: Eurporphin, chemical constitution of, 1069 Dressing. surgical, pinewood sawdust as Congress of the Royal Institute of Public Euqu nine, chemical constitution of, 1069 (Charles W. Cathcart), 661 - (Rushton Healtb, 200 1' URlCH, Dr.: Bactllus coli infections. 1062 Parker), 754 Fossil mici o-organisms, 946 Euscopol. chemical constituition of, 1069 DEnyER, G.: Value of antityphoid vaccina- Medical teaching in, and the war, 737 Eu-tenin chemical constitution of 1069 tion. 402. Medicinal wells, 946 EVANS, Arthur J.: hvid'etnce of before the Droitwich brine bpths proprietors, offer to Milk supply, 41, 71 (report on, A. Philp Royal Commission on Venereal Diseases, treat invalided officers and men, 696 Mitchell), 71 189 Drug fund and excessive prescribing (leading Post-graduate teaching in 313 EVANS, A. Jones: Re-elected Mayor of article. 142,547 Royal Hospital for Incurables, 313 Pwllheli. 864 Drug habit and its treatment by modern St. Andrew's Ambulance ssociation, 946 EVATT, Surgeon-General G. J. IT.: The metbods (H. -Crichton Miller), 10,6 School of saedicine for Women. 415 D.P.H. as an essential for medical regis- Drug stocks and thfi drug trade, 341, 379. 413- Tuberculosis hospital, objections to a pro- tration, 155- Decentralization of office of the Wives and children of combatants, 342- posed, 93 Director-General Army Melical Services. Dut)-fr- e alcohol, 413 Wounded. admission of to the variouls hos- 380 Drugs with Germnan names, 591 652 pitals, 340, 375, 519. 733, 808, 856, 895, 943 Frank: Chronic pulmonary tubercu- DRnUMrOND, W. B.: Poisonous,pigments in EVE, in and chil hood, 466 losis infancx l crayons, 104 Edinburgh and Leith and free medical EvB, -3ir Frederic: 'reat-ment of wciunds in. DRurnY, Dr.: Ulcerative stonmatitis, 160 attendanee for denendants of men serving War, 897-Rtetires from the active staff of with the colours, 646 the London Hospital, 1036 DJrnrI: EDTNGTON. George H.: A method of opening F. t:.: The Babinski sign in transient And the war, 486 the abdomen for appendicectomy, 459 E1VE,functional diseases 539-Headache, 582- Civic exhibition, 264 EDMUNDS, Arthur: Treatment of wounds in - Acute atr.phv of thyroid Rland, b83 Dublin Castle as a military hospital, 994 war 891 Evening dentistry See Dentistry Expenditure of the hospitals, 617 EDRrnGE-GREEN, F. W.: Reading and near Exalgin, chemical constitution of, 1069 Housing problem, 93 vision, 361-An analysis of the results of the Examining btidies. an aPpeal to, 523, 564, 606- Meals for school children, 691 new sight tests of the Board of Trade, 388 The higber diplomas, 523. 564, 6C6 Mendicity institution, 153 EDBELL, Lieutenant-Colonel G. A.: Third Expeditionary'ForJOe. See War North Dublin Union and vaccination. 946 Homle Counties Field Ambulance, 908 Explosive bullets. See Bullets r Tm BfITISW DEc. f,, I9I4] INDEX-. MrED-TCAL JOURNAL: J Ir

ve, billelot wiound of, localization by x rays, Fibroid uterus (Dr. Solomons), 879 Fractures amonig the Freneh wounded froM. excision, pa,thological report (under. the Fibroid of uterus, resilient interstitial (Dr. some early actions in tbepresent war 85i care of e'ir William Collins). 689 Briggs), 881 Fractures of the thigb, ?88, IC86-Correspond- Ey-e inharies, compensation for, 803-Correc- Fibroids complicating pregnancy (Dr. Gem- ence on', 1086 tion, S8F4 mell), 1101- Dr Stookees. 1101 E3 e work, anaeotlietics in (Maurice H. Fibrolysin, chpmical constitution of, 1069 FitANcE : Whiting), 471, 878--C. Devereux Marshall), Fibromyomata of uterus. treatment of Acade:mles of Medicine and Science, 684. 768 541-tlH. M. Traquair). 541-(A. A. Brad- (Archibald Donald), 530 Discussion, 532 Ambulance help for, 858 b*rne), OS9g-(I. Harrison Buitler), 716 - Fi(ld ambulance. See Ambulance and Hos- Ambulance trains, 643, '90 -!Eyig andc -eyesight of children (A. Rudolt pital Anglo "'ranco-tBelge flospital, 767 Galloway!, 325 FirDES, P. (and J. MCINTOSS): The firation Anti opium league in, 345 l-.YRE, John: Treatmelnt of tetanus in the ot arsenic by the brain alter intravenous Armv rank for consultants, 613- present war, 101--I injections of salvarsan, 921 British Red Cross, 681 Finance Bill. See Bill Br'tish woundedl in, miianagenment of (Sir FINPLAY. ,eonard :- The thymus gland, 578 Rtichard Havelock Charles), 817 FINNY, W. St. Lawrence: Dr. Pinny's First Bullet wounds of the dhest, 719 Aid: A Notebook for AmbuZlance Studrtits,, Calm of Paris, 683 rev., 758 Changes, 768 FIPPARD, Richard C. (and W. Palin ELDER- Clothing and food, 1J15 F. TON): The Cowstrueftion7 of Mortality and Condition of the wounded from, 6813 Sickness Tables: A Primer, rev., 544 Conservative Purgery, 766- ]Factories, fatal accidents in (parliamentary Fire-damp, measurement of, 87 Consultants, 678. questlion), 263 Fire Service Council, to 989 Factories and workshops, annual international, issue Dalton, the.late Lieutenant-Colonel Charles, report of a Fire Dietionaay, 24 -- 643 chief inspector 477 First aid, review of books on, 757, 971. See also Entente cordiale, 684 Factory inspectors, female (parliamentary War and Ambulance. Enteric fever, 767, 1037 question), 312 FCHBL, Washington Emil, death of. 1091 Floatingambulances, 727 Facts for Potriots, 1112 FIsHEsR John Bell: National Health Faculty of Physioians and Surgeons,.vtlpe' Insulr- Fractures of the thigh, 988 of ance 165 French experiences of wounds, 1116 Rolal, Glasgow, information concerning FI8EER, Theodore W., death of, 1091 French Redd Cross, 682 th6 study of medicine. 432 Fistula. intestinal, after abdominal operation French wounded from some early actions FAGAN, J. P.: William Langley Memorial (.J D. Malcolm), 756 in oh 853 Fund, 08 - the-wae, notes cases seen, C. FITzGIIBBoN, Gibbon: Uterus with malignant Frostbite, 1115 FAGGE, H., Spontaneous gastro-enter- adenoma, 879 - Non-malignant adenoma, General progress, 1080 ostomyv, 1062 879 FALIK, A: Tetanus treatment, 1081 Geneva Convention, 894. 990 Fallo ian irTZWzLLiAs, D. C. L. Edinburghl Univer- German intellectuals, 768 tubtesInd sterilization, 19o sity Medical Yearbook, 1913, rev., 123 HospitaL an.exteniporized,J93 F*Mil4e3 of Territorials and-Reservists, 342 Flat-foot. See Foot. Hospitals and cltloroform, 1079 F'ANTBAm, El. . and Annie PORTER): Some Fleas (A, E.Shipley), 568,-738-Correspondence Hospitgisfotthe troops Tfrm India, 1037 Mi'.uto. Animtal Parasites; or, Uneen Foes on, 692, 738 in tMe Animal World rev., 588 Warlborough Camp, Boulogne, 938. 1037 A. C FUEMING, Andrew: Case of coal gas poisoning: Medical arrangements in the North of FAiWUUARSOrN, State tidical Service, recovery. 920 France, 769. 800. 804,848, 892, 936, 988, 1079, .291-Medical certification other than under FLEXNER, A.: Prostitution in Europe, 30 1115-Leading article on, Lunacy Acts 328 -Adopted. as prospective Simon to 8C0 Liberal candidate the North lieeds FLEBXmEB dinner 84S-Paths of in- Medical matters ip, 681,1727. 766 for fection in anterior poliomyelitis, 1034 Medical situation in (leading article). 676 Division, 524 Flies and aSrated waters in stoppered bottles, Medical subdents 1n-the eWtie- 1f2' FARQCHiRsoN, James D., obituary notice of, .220 also 418 ee 'ly Paris hospitals and sehools, 684 Flies (A B. 8hipley), 662, 705 Rain in the trenches. 1115 FARhiANT, Rupert: Causation. prevention,'an, Flies and disease, review of books on, 717 Red Cross hospitals, 1079 cure of goitre, endemic and exophthalmic, Flies, sixpence for a bag of, 416 Cross work in, of, 813, 882 107 - Ped 1iistory FASDENDER. death Flour moth See Moth RectUross work in lParis, 681,727 Di., of, 275 FLOWER, Norman: Abdominal cases, 179, 838 Reply of the 'universities of to German Fat-embolism, 1113 --Intraperitoneal rupture of the bladder, professors, 93C FAULDER, Jefferson: TreatmPentof inoperable 398 Report of our special representative, growths of the throat andnose, 1018-Danger Fly nuisance, 82, also 681, of 220. See Flies 748. 786.801 exploratory puncture of the antrunm of Food and cooking, 1112 Seitic wounds, 684 Highmore, 1020 Food values and vital principles: a warning, Shell fumes, 892 FAUL.DS, Henry: Sublingual medication, 571 420 Sick transport, 767 FAVELL, W. R.: Labour obstructed by fibroid, Foods to buy during the war; the highest Some Belgian experiences, 729 1101-Chorion-epithesioma, 1101 nutritive value at the loweit cost, 345 Feeble-minded, care of. 1035 Some typical wounds,727 Feeble Industries Foot, mneuhaDical considerations of the Tetanus and gangrene, 683 minded for, rev.. 181 human, with special reference to flat-foot Transport of British wounded, 764 Feet, care of in war time, 520, 555, 887, 1117- (El. S. Siowel), 746 -Discussion, 747 Leaflet froimi Red Cross tiociety, 20-Corre- Foot and mouth disease, suspected case of in Francis If of France.death of, 29 spondence ou, 5F5, 1117-Note on, F87 mn (Vernon Whitby), 11 Franco-Prussian War, deaths due to 'fire- Feet and footgcar, soldie;s' (tecil Webb- Foot See also Feet 748 armsin, 497 Johnson). 702, FoRPBEs, Charles: State Medical Service, 292 FRANK. Prdfehsor: Treatment of contracted Feet. See also-Foot Forcible Feeding (Medical Men) Protest, om- ppelvis in pregnancyandlabouir. 533 FENwicK, William. obitu%ry notice of, 903 mittee, 124-Deputation to Mr. McKenna, FERGUSON, J Bell: Report as tuberculosis FRASER. J. S.: Oto-sclerobis,1018-Danger of officer for of York, 124-Parliamentary questions on, 263 exploratory pDuncture in the antrum 'of city 725 FORD, ROsa: Case in which an eyelash pierced Higbmore, 1020-Latent empyemata of the FERGUSON, Profesior: Kala-azar. 1060 the border lid backwards, 1025 nasal accessory sinuses, 1020 FERGuSSON, Manson: Anoci-association, 353 FORDYCE, Dingwall: Duty of the Statetowards FERNIE, William I homas, estele of. 970 FR&saat, Thomas Peppe, killed in action, Ferretin, chemical constitution of, 069 the child, 328 510-Estate of.1003 Ferret and rat-bite fever See Fever Foreign bodies, localization of (W. Reginald FREEMN, W. T.: Parasyphilis with nervous and Wilson), 470 symptoms,335-Fibroid phthisis,'335-Heart Ferripyrine Ferropyrine, ckemical con- Foreign bodies remnoved from the bronchi Casewith abdominal tumoiirs,335 stitution of, ]069 (Sir William Fetal Killigan), 1062 FiuuacHn Dr.: Free thrombi and ball thrombi cranium, elevation of depressed Foreign countries, information concerning the in the heart.33 (Fuster). 652 conditions of practice in, 455 Fetuts, oedematous, 524 FRENCH. Sir John, dispatches from, 733. See FOREsTIER, H : Fractures, 854-Tetanus, 854 also Dispatches Fever. enteric, in the Belgian army. 994.1043 Formalin as a J. Fever, enteric. perforation in (George E. body preservative(F. Waldo), "French Flalg Nursing Corps,"Ill IArmstong), 30 103 . French surgery in this war (leading article), Fever, enteric, treated with vaccines (W. P. F9rmitrol, chemical constitution of, 1069 762 Forrest, Captain Frank, killed in action, 556- French universities, !eply Of to Geiman pro- -MacArthurm 175 Estate of. 1031 fessors, 930 Fever, enteric, in camps: Experiences of FORsYTH, David: Popular Freudism, 1089. the United States during war with Fresh air. See Air the FORSYTrE, W. B.: Health services of Prince- FREuD, Sigmund: Psychopathology of Spaini, 510-Preventiou of in home c mp# ton, Every- 810. 1087 i tcornell, Yale, Stanford. MaMsachusetts davLife, rev..971 oecm4 Institute of Technology,1109 Freunism, review of books on. 971-Corre- Fever, enteric (and cholera), inoculations with Fossil mixed 814 micro-organisms (David Ellis), 946 spondence on, 1048, 1089. See alio Psycho- vaccines, FoTEERGILT-, B Rowland.: Specialfund-trade pathology FAver, enierie. in France, 767, 1037 unLon or trust? 153-Prince of Wales's Fund, air and FRIEsNER. I.(and A.BlAux): The Labyrinth: Fever. enteric, open ireatment of 1004 AinAsid to the Study of r7ilamnmations of the (Wa%lItr Broadbent). 877-lOlivet Bedoard), E.: Double 970 FOTHERGILL, W. uterus, with Internal Bar, rev,839 right pyocolpos, 881 Fontllsinus suppuration, intranasal opera- Fevor, enteric, and our troops. 484-Preven- Fowier, Oliver Humphrey, obituar-ynotice of, tive treatment of (P. Watson-Williams), tion of at the front 767. See also Anti- -417-Estate of,829 1019 -Discussion, 1020 typhoid and Vaccination Fowler's position, apparatus for securing and the war (Sir William Frontal sinuses, skiagrams of (Dr. Hill),921 Fever, enteric (E.W. hey Groves), 835 Frost-bite amongst the men fighting, 992, .Osler), 909. 998-Correspondence on, 998 Fox, Evelyn: After-care of mental defectives, R1115 1eever, rat-bite, caused by a ferret (J. Hoobart '907 FIRYER, Robert Arthur, obituary notice of, Nixon), 629 Fox, H. Clayton: Malignant disease of the 694 Fever, Canada, 204-in tonsil and scarlet.tin Belfast, 812, pillars of the fauces.1062 FULLERTON, Andrew: Treatnment of vesical .1045 Fox, R. Fortescue: Medical hydrology, 23- papillomataby the high-frequency Current. Fever, scarlet. prevention of, 950 A disclaimer, 160 834 -Club-foot treated Fever, simple continued, parasite in (B. Row), 96 by tarsectoiny,970 472 Foy, Geotge: Medical fame, . Functional diseases Babinski sign in tran- Fracture of a floating rib in a nonagenarian sient 0. Eve), 539 Fever, typhus, etiology of (B . Hort and (John B. Collyns), 120 (P?. W'. Fund, Belgian Doctors' and Pharmacists' -W Ingram-), 15 Fracture of the lower extremities, splint for, Reiief. See Belgian medical men. Fever, typhus) Sir James McGrigor's expe- 1124 Fund, Children's Country, riences, 245 Fractures, fixation apparatus for (E. W. Holiday, the Fever and war, 815 Hey !methods-of 2a6' Groves), 835 Fund,Indian Soldiers', 849, 1082-Lady atr Fever, yellow, observations a.nd exPeriments Fractures, gunshoot (JU Jackson Clarke), 880 dinge Hospital, 1082 on (Scott Macde and Johnstone), 106, 1089- Fraqtures in the neighb6urhood of joints, Correspondence on, 1089, 1120 Fund, Lawrence Research, 36 hard three cases ot treated by plating (G, H. ;Fund. Nightiugals,50 Fibroid, stony (Dr. BIlgge), 881 Colt), 4 Fund,Prince of Wales's. 344. 413,1004 2 TimE B.lThln 1 MIEDICAL JOunRX.AL J INDEX. [DEC. 26, 1914 - I I Fund, Royal Medical Benevolent, 28, 45, 97, GIBsoN, A G.: A Handbook tor the Post- GRAHAM-gMITEH. G. S.: Flies in Relatioii, to 155, 246, 476, 840, 978-Correspondence on, 45, mortem Room, rev., 76 Disease-Non-blood-sucking Plies, rev., 717 97 155 GIBsoN, Charles: The British Medical Asso- GRANT, Grbaam: Haemostatic tonsil guillo- Fund, William Langley Memorial, 9:8 ciation and the medical profession, 206 tine, 1092 FURLONGI, Wm. V.: Then practitioner anl the GIFFORD, H.: 'olour blindness, 389 -Elliot, GRANT, Lachlan: Essential preventives of new Pharmnacopoeia, 82) operation for glaucoma, 390 -Cataract ProstitutioD, 283 ; Eleyitiou of depre3s( d fetxl cranium. operition. 396 Grants aud pensions for offlcers and their FUS6sl2 GILCHRIST, Marion: Reading and near vision, dependants See War 362 GRAVES, Armgasrd Karl: The Secrets of the GTLES, Artbur: Pregnancy occurring within German Wi(r O.1ee, rev.. 758 the ovary, 756 GRAY, El. W. : Evolution of the shockless GILES, (Colonel P. Broome: Motor ambulances operation (Anoci-association), 349-Treat- in war service 60n-Treatment of wounds in miient of A rthrit-itc deformities, 745 the i resont war 949 Greek and Roman medicine, review of books GILLON, (G G,ire: Posterior gastro-jejunos- on, 121 G. tomv with entero anastomosis, 178 GEP,EN, Russell: TreatlmePnt of lunus, 63 GLAISTFR J (and 0. Dsle LOGAN): Gas GREO-EN AND So.N, Ltd.: kEncyclopaedia Medica, GADBETT, Lieutenant-Colonel: A Maitual Poisoming in Mi-iting and other Ilndustries, 4'2 of Wo'nen's Voluntary Aic Detachments, rev.. 757 GREENFIELD. W. S : Future of the Lister rev., 508 Gland, thymus. See Thym-ius ,nstitute. 315-flare of convalescents, 377 (IABBI, Professor: Kala-azar, 1060 Gland. thvroid. See Thvroid GREENWOOD, 'sajor: City of Londont Tllus. GA' ON, Jules, obituarv notice of, 1003 Glands, tuberculouLs, in the neck (Verploegh tr'sttl, rev, 76-Belgian Doctors and Phar- GAJIIINER, Eric L.: Treatment of wounds in and Reis), 1076 maidsts' Reliet Fund. 987. 1114 tue present war. 999 Glands, tuberculous;, x-ray treatment of GRi ER, W. J.: Special fund-trade union or GALBRAITH S. Nicol: Society for tubercu- (-Harold Mlowtt), 11 trust? S5 losis medical officers, 97 GLANVILL. "apriain Ernest Moire killed in GRREfSWELL George obituary notice of, 563 GALLICHAN. Walter M.: Soldiers' English action, 897-Obituary notice of, 897 GRIEiR, i. W nonro: Treatment of acute ond French Conversation Book rev ,1104 gofnorrhoea in the male 591 GALLOWAY, A Rudolf: The eyes und eyesight GLASGOW - GKIFFINI. Luigi. aeath of 275 ot children, 325-Treatment of wounds in Bacteriologist's report f"r 1913, 200 GRIFFIrH, A Rill: & case of late infection the present war, 900 Po-t-graduate courses 201 foliowing Elliot's operation, 389-Cataract GAI,LOWAY, James: Historical Sketches of Old Radium supoly for, 3q6 operation, 396 Charing, 89-Evidence of before the Royal Royal Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons, GRIFFITHs, Thomas Drnslyn, estate of, 24 Commission on Venereal Diseases, 476 1045 URIMSDALuE, RHro d B.: Necessity fnr an Gall stone (large) causing a ute intestinal Royal visit to, 13 exact defilAtion of blindness. 1024 obstruction, removal of stone by entero- Western tedical School, information con- Grot,ingen University. See L niversity tomy, recovery (John A. C. Macewen), cerning, 446 GROTJAUN, A: Geburren-Riickgang undcZ 1 99 aebasrten-Rlgelung. Im Lichte cldr itidi- Galyl in syphilis (John Hartigan), 470 GLASS, Rnbert ti.: Hour-glass contraction of vidua-Len untd der sozialen Hygienn, rev., 671 Gangrene, gas See Gas. uterus after pituitarn extract, 71 Gaovics Hev: Anoci-associaston, 354-CaIncer G ngrenein war (C. Max Page), 386 Glaucoma, #lIliot's operation for, case of late of the tongue, 458 Arthritic deformities, GARDNER, F. (and J P. SIMONDS): Practical in'ection folloning (4 (Till Griffith), 389- 745- i'ixat'i..n apparatus for fractures, 8 .5- Sanitation: A Handbook for Health t-nmarks, 390-Discussion. 390 Tapped plates with converging screws, 835- Officers and Practitionters of Medicine, rev., GIiucoma, selerectomy for ileading article), Moification of bolted plates, 835-New IZ3 593 circular saw for bone work, 8-Apparatus GAHEY. John, obituary notice of, 99 GLE:IT8MANN, J W , death of. 275 for securing the Fowlor position, 835 GARNER, Colin, obituary notice of, 419 GLEY Professor, awarded La Ceze prize for GRIJENING Emil, deabh of, 159 GARROD Archibald E.: Medicine from the his works on Dhysiology 558 - Les sicrOtions GRtNBA1UM. A. ri : Future of the Lister Insti- chemical standpoint, 228 -The thymus interne.s. Pri..cipes physiuloioiques, applica- totoe 315 aland in its clinic-al aspect, 571 tions 4 la pathAlogie, rev., 670 Guarding the health of the Territorial and Gas gangrene," 684 Gloucester ounty Court: Dr. J Middleton new fortes See War Gas gangrene, report on (Sir Anthony Bowlby NUartin's case, 159 Guillotine, hiemostatic (Dr. Elthick), 921- and Sidney Rowland) 913 Glucobe, a clinieal test for the es imation of (William Hill and G. J. P?. Elphick), 1019- Gas poisoning (in Canada), 92 the perc"ntage of 3 (1 Parnell),' 12, 561- Di-ccussion, 1019--Correspondence on, 1092 Gaq poisoniug. review of boi kq on, 757 Coirrespondence on, 2 6 564 GUIHIAL, R.: Dieagn6stici, Dife -enciat de la GASEELL, Dr.: Action of radiations on cells Glucose in diabetic urine and other liquids, a Co,vjunctivitis *iictitulosa (Tracoma) (le La and fluids, 710 simnle merhod for determining the amount COvj "snctiviris Pritnaveral V de la Conjunc- GASKELL, Walter Holbrook, death of, 516- of (A. P' immock). 399 tivieis l'Xolicular, rev, 18 Obituarv noticeeof, 559 Glatol, ch-Ami'al constitution of 1019 Gujasanol, chemi-al constitution of, 1039 Gastro-enterostomy, spontaneous (A. F. Hertz Glycosal, chemical con ti ution of, 1069 Guushot fra.'tures incurred in the war andl C. H. Fagge), 1062 GODDARD, Dr.: Aotityphoid vaccination, 854 (.1. .Iackonu' larke), 880 Castro-jejunostomy, posterior, with entero- GODLEE. sir Rickmmn -I.: Antisepsis and Gunshot injuries, revi *w of books on, 122 anastomosis (Gf Gore Gillon), 178 asepeis in war 813, 901-(And otbers): In aid i4unshot wounds in the Dublin hospitals, 313 CIATTIE, W. H : Lunacy Practice: A Practical of our Belgian colleagues, 890, 934-Treat- GunDshot wounds in the presens campaign, Guide for the Certifiecation and Detenttion of ment of wounds in war. 891 treatment of, n60 Persons of Unsound Mind, rev, 474 GOGARTY, Oliver St. Johni: Dangers of ex- Gunshot w un '- in the seventeenth century, GAUTBY George, appointed J P. for city of ploratorv puncture of the antrum of tHigh- treatment of, 524 Kull, 219 more, 1020-Latent empyemata of the nasal Gu rtHRE, Leonard: Congenital syphilis of the GF.D.)ES, Patrick (and J. A. THoMsoN): accessorv inuses, 10 0 nervous system, 880 Problems of Sex, rev., 717 Goitre, endnimic and exophthalmic, causation GUTIEltREZ, Or., death of, 695 GIEHTCHTEN, Albert Van, death of. 1077- prevention and cure of (dupert Farrant). G(noval, chemical constitution of, 1069 Obituary notice of, 1121 107 GEMMELL, Dr: Adeno-carcinoma of uterus, Goitre. ex 'phthalmic (C H. Mdayo), 304 88l Fibroids complicating pregnancy, 1101 GSJLDING-1RIRD C H, appreciation of Sir General hospitals (T.F.), pay and allowances, Henry G(eenway Rowse, 562 1090 GOMPl:RTZ. Ri.-hard (and Maitland SCOTT): General Medical Council. See Council Use of an aperient in x-ray examination of Geneva Convention, 891, 990. See also Red the intestine in chronic constipation, 4 iroes 567 H. Gel man army. See 4rmy Gonorrhoea, acute, treatment of in men (.J. G. German attituide towards Red Cross work, 485 Haye's, 469-(W, Wv|iohsin Powtnl), 529- HADDON, John: Obituary notices, 47-Poison- G".rman bullets. See Bullets (o. W. Muurn Grier), 571 l-ames Maciunn). ing bv be -troot 155-Lumbago and green German concentration camps, the British in, 716 (Fredlerick H Pickin), 755 peas, 693-Nutrition and meat extracts 1088 1C48 Gonorrhoea, Nicolle and Blaizot's vaccine in Hs-maturia complicating pregnancy (William German "culture" and science, 679, 762- the treatment of (B. D naldsor), 826 A Caskiel, 878 Leisding article on, 761-Reply of French Gonorrhoea review of books on, 543 Haemor' haee, anlte partim (E. G. Archer), 16 universities, 930 (Gonosan, 740 --ysterectomy tor tThoias G. Stevens), Germsn drug difflculties, 1074 GOODALL, l. W.: The war and typhoid fever, 1100 German experience of bullet wounds, 801. 998 Haein- statie guillotine. See Guillotine 1050 GORDON, 1,: Diseases of the Nervous Sy.stem, Haemostasis by apolication of living tissue German intellectuals. 768 for rlte Greneral Practitionier eiid Student, (-ir Victor Horsley), 8-C;orrespondence on, G rman medical profession in war time, 726 rev. 630 154 German navy. medical service of. 690 GORDON, John: Remarks as President of IAIG William: Rapid relief in actute German patents and trade marks 5' 8 il,etion of Viedical 'iocioloiy, 280 lumbago by manipulation and active move uei man professors and British bonours GORDON Vliss Ogilvie: Environment of ths inl-t S39 (leading article) 917, 982-More replies to, child, 323 RAIGHTON Dr., 21 982. See also W\ar GORDON- VlUN-N, W. G., elected Lord Mayor of FALDANE, William, obituiarv notice of, 775 German scientific pie-eminence, 999 Norwich. 854 Hamnmi-rgis he mnedizziische Uebersethefte, 215 Germans in concentration camls, 983 G(ORST -ir John Eldon: Education and Race HAMU TON. dlan B.: Acuimulation of tartar Regeneration, rev, 717 re-enmhling olontoma 471 Germany: Red Cross and tuberculosis in. 929 GOSSAGE, Alfred M.: Appreciation of Eustace HAMILTON, Dr.: Duty of the State towards the -Vedical news from, 944-Wounded in Suji li. C05 cuil ,3 8 Berlin, 944-Preventioni of infectiuns dis- GOTTLIEB 't. (and Sl. H MEYER): Piarmqa FIAMMOND J.: Influence of the ovaries and eases, 944 - Treatment of suppurating cology. Clinical and Exp'.rimel'al: A urieras upon lafttion 31 wounds, 944 - Treatment of abdonminal Gromd wvork oif Mediral Trewtm-n', heiny HIANDLEY, Samp-on: Apparently inoperable wounds, 944 History of the Hed Cross in, a Textbook for Students and Physicians. carcinoma of the rectutm which becam3 1033-Treatment of Russian invalids in, 1035 rev., 181 operable alter the apolication of radiLuiim, GERY: liffects of ovarian grafting, 51 GOULD. Sir Alfred Pearce: Radiation dosage, 9.1-& carpenter's brace for bone plating, -tstation, ectopic, case of ruptured, compli- 846 1064 cared by spleno medullary leukaemia (Lionel GOULSTON, Arthur: Cane Sugar and Heart HANLEY. -John J.: Diagnosis of death. 1092 B. Suteliffe), 570 Diea-se, rev ,1103 I HARIMAN, William, obituary n, tice of, 158 GETTINGS tH. Salter: Detection of a dysentery Governmlent Committee for Relief of Distress, HARFORD, Charles F.: alcohol and the war, carrier,475 810. See aitoo War 1120 se3Bn, Major W. A.: Antityphoid inoculation, Government and housing. See Housing HAisMAN. N. Rishop: The causes of blindness 598 GOYT)ER, Mr.: Treatment of infantile and in eleven hundred c'iildren, 390-Congenital GI]BDARD, Brevet Colonel T. W.: Treatment of other forms of in general practice, entropton, 879-Hligh m- opia in an infant, syphilis, 617 parala sis 879-The cure of squint, 1025 0 E Tax BniTiss DEC. 25, I9I4J INDEX. MEDICAL JOURN:AL 13

HAIIMER, W. D.: Diathermy in treatment of pouv3ds. Carbo hydra tes, ancd Terpenes, Hospital, 3rd Western General (T.FI.) in6perable growths of the throat and nol-e rev., 19 (Weles), mobilization of. 374 1017 HIL1, o. A.: Purity of samples of pharma- Hospital, 3rd West Riding Field Ambulance HA41stS, Rerschell: Roentien-ray work in the ceutical chemicals, 279 (Sheffield), mobilization of, 373 Aun-tralian volintary hospital, 770 HILL, Charles, A., obituary notice of, 563 Hospital, 4th City of London General. HARRI1ON Major L. W.: Treatment of HILL, Dr.: Skiagrams of frontal sinuses, mobilizatiou of, 518 syphilis, 617 921 Ho pital, 4th Northern General (Lincoln), Harrogate, information concerning, 401 HILL, J Arthur: ,'S'oi'itualism and Psychical mobijization of,732-Admissioniof wotunded, BARROWER. H. R : Prtictival Hormone Research rev.. 241 732 Therapy: A Manual of ()orano-therapy for HILL, T Eustace: Annual report as MO.ff. Hospital, 4th Scottish (Glasgow), mo- _ienjieral PJractttioners. rev., 240 on tuberculosis, etc., in county Durham, bilization of, 686-Admission of wounded, HAUSTON, Montagu: heading and near vision, 1033 686 894 362-Elliot's operation for glaucoma. 390- BI.L, William: Radium in treatment of in- Hospital, 5th Northern Genoral, T.F. Cataract operation, 396 operable griwths of the throat aul nose, (Leicester), mobilization of, 33i BARTIGAN, John: Galyl in syphilis, 470 1017-Auditory re-education, 1(19-1l4aemo- Hospital, 5th Southern General, T.F. HARTLEY, John, obituary notice of, 95J static tonsil guillotii e, 1019-Intranasal (Portsmouth), mobilization. 339-Admiiission Harvest mite See Mites operative treatment of frontal sinus sup- of wounded, 1&6,519, and blUPPLEMENT, p 163 HASTINGS, 'aomerville: Treatment of inoper- puration, 1020 Hospital accommodation (i) arliament&ry able growths of the throat and nose, 018- HlNDER the late- Critciley. portrait of, 996 question) 553 Danger of exploratory puncture of the i-torical Military lIedical Exhibition, 1075 Hospital, American (in Paris), 767 antrum of Flighmore. 1020 HITCHING, Wilena: Baby Clothinmcn Health- Rospital, Ancoats. 151 HAULTAIN, F. W. N.: Fibromyomata of .rut Economical, and Original Lines, rev.. Hospital, Angclo Franco-Belge, note on, 767 uterus, 533-Further exp -riences with 544 Hospital and other medical arrangements (for verstrone in the treatment of eelam-npsia. HODSON. Ronald (and G V. STOCKDALEI: The the war), .72 537 'controlled " use of new tuberiulin in the Hospital, Australian Voluintary, Roentgen ray HAWTHORNE, C. 0.: Reada he, 582 treatment of pulmouary tuberculo-is 174 woi k in, 770 BAY. Matthew: Address as President of BOLDEN. Dr.: Carcinoma and radium. 335 Hospital for babies, to be opened in Man- bection of "tate Medicine and Medical HOLLA 'D, aptain C Thurstan: X-ray Lreat- chester, 202 Jurisprudenice 786 ment of the wtounded in Fazakerley Hos- Hospital, Belfast Royal Victoria, opening of HAYRS. J. i+: Treatment of acute gonorrhoea pital. 1063 winter session. 736-Mobilization of, 993- in men, 469 HOLLAND J. F.: Health resorts, 1052 Admission of wounded. t93 HAYES, tmurgeon-Major William Henry, HoLlmEs, James: How to increase the Hospital, Blackpool, settlement of dispute, obituary notice of 523 memibership, 154 320 Headache, its causes and treatment (Harry HOLMES, Martyn J.: Working power of the Hospital, Bristol General, opening of new Campbell) 578--Iliecussion,582 white man in the tropics, 693 wiDng. 41.3 HEALD. C. HIrelmer: The ruedical care of Bolt sanatorium See danatorium Hospvital, British, for Antwerp. 601 lines of com111munication athome, 753 HUME, Surgeon-General Sir Anthony, obitu- Hospital. Cancer, post-graduate courses in Health of the Territorials. See Army, British ary notice of, 347 ra(io. technology, 320 Health aesorts, 1052 HOME. Ileet elurgeon W. E The spectro- Hospital, Charing Cross, 89, 435, 554, 802-Ad- Health services at Princeton, Cornell, Yale, scope in tropical medicine, 320 nmission of wounded, 554-Huxley lecture. StaLford. Massachusetts lnstitute ot Tech- Bong Kong plague in, 346, 380. 397, 471, 564, 807-Information concerning 435-St. Mary nology, 1109 696-Public health of in 1913, 489 Roncevall and (James Galloway), 89 HEARDER, Frederic P.: Liee, 558 HoPE, C, W. NI.: Tuberculoma of the nasal Hospital, Christie (Manchester), annual BEARNE, K G.: A modified tonsillectome. septum, 1062 nmeeting, 996 718 HOPKINS, Lieutenant Herbert Leslie, killed in Hospital, a clearing. 769 Heart, antagonistic action of carbon dioxide action, 602-Obituary notice of, 6 7-Estate Hospital, Oolombo General, tetanus following and adrenalin on ('4. W. Patterson), 921 of 915 gastrectomy (R. La. Spittel), 507 Heart disease, precordial thoracostomy for Hop-pickers, the accommodation of, 483 Hospital. a country house, 733 (Alexander Morisoa). 1062 ioPPs tSurgeon Hugh Jamiies, killedin action, Hospital, Dreadnought, Greenwich, informa- Heart free thrombi and ball thrombi in, 33 602 603 tion concerning, 450 Heart injury without fracture of rib ( Maurice HOPTON, Ralph: The adrenals and urinary Hospital. Edinburgh Royal Maternity, mo- C. Barber). 1(99 secretion, 669 bilization, 310 Heart-beat. irregularity of (C. H Cattle) 879 Hormones review of books on, 240 Hospital fin'nce (Canada), 948 Hearts. dilated, murmurs of and their ex- HORSLEY. Sir Victor: r ote on haemostasis by Hospital, Government, Mbarara, Uganda, placiation, 43 application of living tissue, 8 -State regis- abdominal woulind, prolapse of stomiach. Hedley's malted milk. 539 tration of nurses, 315-tlresent day lessons recovery (H4. E. McConnell)), 629 BEGv.R. Alfred, obituary notice of, 695 from the lite-work of Mitchell tbanks, 657- Hospital, (Ony's, 76. 436, 651. 696 795-And the HEISER: On deaths in the ebilippine Islands, Reform of the vital statistics of the nation, war. 765-Information concerning, 436- 160-Heport of Buresu f Health, 10'9 with special referencve to death certificates, Reports.vol lrvii rev, 76-Rubber flooring HELLIEIt, Jobn Benjamin: (ase illustrating 787--lare of the wounded, 813 Antisepsis for Stephen Ward, 6961.-cholarsbips. 651 the surgery of thH- puero.ral uterus, hister- and aepsis in war, 861, 901, 949-ususe of Hospital for Incurables, Royal Edinburgh. ectomy for myoma suppurating aft er labour, hernia in infants 1120 annual meeting, 313 585-Cystic sarconma of uterus. 1101 HOnT. E. C.: e;tiology of typhus fever, 15- Hosp tal, .Johns H'pkins, twenty-fifth anni- Hemianopsia. bilateral temporal (sir. Eason), Variability among bacteria 712-tbecognition versary of the foundation of, 803-Presenta- 1024 of haemic infections of the urine, its clinical tion of a portrait of Sir William Osler, HENDERSON, W. E.: Duty of the State towards an" experimental value, 713-Fever and 803 the child, 328 war 813 Hospital,King's College, 158, 437, 796-And the HEPBURN, Malcolm L. : Teachingof ophthalm- HORTON, Rev. B. F.: National Tdeals antd, Bace war. 796-Information concerning, 437- ology. 34 Regenerattion, rev., 717 Scholarships awarded, 158. See also College HEPWuRTH, J : Herpes and varicella, 629 Husi,ltal, lst ity of London General, mo- and. University of London Herbalist. action against, under the Apothe- bilization of, 518 Hot-pital, King Edward VII. Cardiff, gift to caries' Act, 907 Hospital, 1st Itastern Military, T.F. (Cam- from MIr. Linn Thomas 159, 201 HERNAMAN-JOHNsON, Francis: A simole and bridge), (Robert Saundb, ), 942 H,)soital, King George, 994,1013 rapid method of localizing bullets, 752 Hospital, lIst London Territorial, mobiliza. Hospital, Lad) Hlardinge, 1082 Bernia, duodenal, in a child (erederick C. tion of, 687 Hospital. Liverpool Merchants'Base, at the Pybus), 14 Hospital, lst Scottish General, admission front, 1044 Hernia. inguinal, radical cure of (John of wounded, 859 Hospital London, 158. 320, 338, 435, 437, 645. O'Conor), 115 Hospital. 1st Southern General (Birming- 651. 766,1022-AdmisFinn of wounded, 615, Hernia in infants, cause of, 1C88-Corre- han), mobilization of, 374-NdmissioD of and SUPPLrEMENT, p 162-And the war. 761- spondence, 1120 wounded 809, 1142-Transport of sick and Information concerning, d35, 437-Mobiliza- Hernia, Littre's. case of gangrenous (Brian vounded, 1(,42-Notes on cases, 1043 tiun. 338-Opening of winter session. 7t6- Metcalfe), 178 Hospital, 1st Western General (Liverpool), Post graduate courses, 320-Prize-giving 158 Hernia, operations for the cure of (A. S mobilization of. 8UPPLEMENT p. 1t3-ad- - cholarships awarded, 651 (asseof tuber- barlingl, 16 missicn ot wounded, 1116 Notes on some of culous aneurysm of the abdominal aorta Hernia of the uterus, vagina, and Fallopian the wounds, 11J6 with rupture into the duodenum (E. A. tubes in a boy (1i. Lt. Braithwaite and Hospital, 2nd City of Londo-s General. If7ozer). 1022 William Craig). 176 mobiiization, 518 Hospital, Los Angeles, psychopathic annexe Herpes and varicella (J. Hepworth), 629 Bospital. 2nd Eastern General, T.F. to 540 HEIRRINGHAM. ir Wilmot Parker: Address on Brighton) mobilization, 372-Admession of Hosnital, Manchester Children's, Pendlebury: the Officers' Training Corps at King's Col- wounided, 553, 687, 7t1, and SUPPLEMPINT, Tuberculous peritonitis in an infant fed on lege, 599 p. 162-Short accotint of some of the graver unuboiled cow's milk.178 BERTZ, A. F.: Cardia't achalNsia. 1062- cases, 687, 771, 992-lExtension of 943 Hospital, Manclhester Dental, 647 S3pontaneous gastro enterostomy, 1062 Hospital, 2nd London (Uen. ral, note on the Bospital, Maudaley. 151-Voluntary boarders Heryng's inhaler, 160 wounds of nien who have passed through at 151-Medical superintendent's house, Beterophoria, an anomalous case of (Horatio the hospitai. 1u41 151 Matthews), 507 Hospital, 2nd London Territorial, admis- Hospital, Middlesex, 437--Information con- BEWITT, J. El : Free thrombi and ball sion of,wounded, 664. 808 cerning, 437 thrombi in theheart 33 Hospital, 2nd ' orthern General (T.F.) Hospital, Mount Vernon, Medical Research HEWITT, Fleet surgeon D. Walker: Treat- tLeeds) mobilization of. 374 Committee and emergency work during the ment of the wouniled in naval warfare, 357 Hospital. 2nd -cottish Gent ral (T F.) war at 977 IIEWLETT, B. TANNESt: A Mwitual of Bac- (Edinourgh), mobilization of, 375. 519 Hosptal. new War, for London, 945. See also teriology: ClIi-itcal aund Applied, i-ev., 1102 Hospital. 2nd 'oitlthern General (Bristol), Hospital, King George HIGEIET. "AMPBELL: Anriisepties in war, 1120 mobilization of, 339 Hospital, Norfolk and Norwich, mobilization. High Irequency current in treatment of vesical Hosoital, 2nd Welslh Field Ambulance, 518 papillomate (Andrew Fullerton), '31 mobilization of, 374 Hospital nursing army (parliamentary ques- "Higher Thought cealit g," 156, 219. 607. 6,2, Hospital, 3rd ity of London General, tion),952 7T5-Inquest on Miss Kate Addison- -cott mobilization of, 518 Hospital for offlcers in the City of London, 156-Correspondence on, 4.19-Orlando Edgalr Ho, pital. 3rd London Territorial, niobilira- 646. Millar celarged with manslaughter, 607. 652 tiori of, 644 I Hospital, Orilla (Canad ), for feeble-minded, - His sentenve. 775 Hospital, 3rd Nortlhern General (T.F.) (Shef- 947 Highlands, some conaiderations regarding field. notes on case-4 admitted, 854 Hospital, Princess Louise, Roseneath, 808 insanity in (T C. MackeDzie .968 Hlospital, 3rd cottisb (Glasgow).- obiliza- Hnspital, Quieen's Military Canadian, 734 Highlandis and Islancds (seleical Service) Com- tion of, 686 Admission of wouDneti, 6W6 894 Hospital, Queensferry Naval, mobilization, mittee (parliamentary qu"stion), 986 Hosnital, 3rd *-outh Midland Field Ambu- 895 Hi DESHEIM,O,: Deatil s 'psis. 43 lance (Bristol), mobilization of, 339 Hospital, Red Cross, at Netley, 731, 994. 1183- HILDITCH, T. P.:, A Third Year Course of Ho'-pital, 3rd Welssh Field Ambulance Near Boulogne. 859,988, 1C83-(see Hospital at Organic Chemistry: The Heterocyclic Com- (ReEerve), 811 Wimereux). See al8o War ansa Red Cross 4 MEDLITIus 1 INDEX [DEC. 26, IT4 14 MILDICA JOURNAfi J I Hospital RIeports, 73, 178, 471, 507. 585, 629, Hospitals of Dublin, admission of wounded, Inoome tax 52.652-Motor car: bad ordoubtftlu 669, 56, 1022, 1099 808, 857, 9 6 debts, 52-Advertisement re returns, 652 Colomnbo General Hospital Tetany fol- Hospitals of Edinburgh,admissiorrof wounded, Indians. University, p-rcentage of physical lowing gastrectomy (B. L. Spittel), 507 310, 375, 519. 733. 808. 856, 943 defectives in the freshman class, 1069 Glasgot Rofal Intirsmary.- Acute in- Hospitls,employment of senior students in( Bengal. medical organization in, 1085 testinal obstruction due to large gall stone, 1052 removal of stone by enterotomy (John A. C. b-sin-tals, eye, information concerning, 448 INDIA: lilacewen, 1099 Hosp tals. fever, information concerning, 448 And the war, 734 Goeernment Hosp .ta,lMbarara, Ugar,da. hsospit.,ls for troops from India, 1037 Ambulance field day at Simla, 604 -Abdom-iinal wound, prolapse of stomach, Hospitals, general, information concerning, 448 Antimalarial campaign. opposition to, 521 recovery (R. E. McDonnell). 629 Hospitals, general (T. F ), pay and allowances, Bengal Council of Medical Registration, 773 Leeds General Infirmas-Y.-Case illus- 1090 Bengal, medical organization in, 1085 trating the surgery of the puerperal uterus, Hospitals, isolation, reviews of books on, 366 Bombay, tenure of appointments of hono- hysterectomy for myoma suppurating after Hositals and military requirements, 338 rary officers of hospitals, 383-Health of, labour (John Benisjmn Hellier), 585 Hoospitals,miscellaneous special, information 6r4-Parel Bacteriological Laboratory, Lontdon Hospital.-Case of tuberculous concerning 448 1084 aneurysFm of the abdominal aorta with Hospitals. nose. throat, and ear, information Civil surgeons in Renfal and Assam, 521, 601 rupture into the duodenum (E. A. Tozer), concerning, 448 Delhi, health of, 521 -Lady Hardinge Memo- 1022 Hospitas, op n-air, In warfare (Robert rial Medical College, 1084 Manchester Children's Hospital, Pentdle- *laundby) 493 Diabetes in Madras, 604. 1084 bury.-Tuberculous peritonit s in an infant Hospitals, Paris, for sick and wounded, notes Eastern medical science. 557 fed on unboiled cow's milk(gEluh T. Ashby), .on cases, 852 Indian Me-dical Service officers and military .178 Hospitals, Red Cross. See also Red Cross anud duty, 1085 Boyal Eye Hospital.-Bullet wound of the War -Lady lardinge Memorial College, 1084 -aye. localization by x i ays, excision. Hospitals and the war. See War League of Mercy 521 pathological report (under the care of Sr Hospitals equipped by women (for war ser- Madras allotments for medical bluildings, .William t.olline), 669 vine). 995 loss Tuberculosis Sanat ium, Eillingbeck, Bospitals for women, information concerning, Medical women in, 725 Leeds.-Accumulation of tertar resembling 4!8 Mosquitns in the .lilgirl Hills, 521 odontoms (Allan B. Hamilton), 471 Hospitals, workhouse, non-pauper patients in, Medicine and the women of, 143, 521, 725 West Ham Union Infirmrt.-Case of ex- 382 Parel Bacteriological Laboratory. 1081 traordinary shortness of the small intestine Hospitals, See also Ambulance, Field, a,ut Puejab,healthofthe,773-Town planning in, (J. C. Muir), 73 Weor 1084 Women's Hospital, Solso.-Two simple HOULTEN, Miss E. C., appointed a member of War prisoners in India, 1084 omental cysts and one simple ovarian cyst the Women's Medical Service of India, 521 Women's Medical Service. See Medicinie in the same patient (James Oliver), 756 Hour-glass contraction of uterus. See Uterus Housing.Acts (parliamentary question), 198 Indian army. See Army Hospital, Royal Columbian, opening of the Housing department of Local Government IDdianexpeditionary-force, 769-Hospitals for, .new, 93 Board, 150 1037. See also Fund for [ndian soldiers Hospital, Royil DEntal, 335-Next award of Housing question review of books on, 400 Indian Medical 4ervice, the newly published the Storer-Bennett scholarship, 335 H0ousing of reeruits. See Recruits -dispatches, -841-Leading article on, 844--- Hospital, Royal k;ye, bullet wound of the Housing, the Government and, 406 Offlcers for military duty, 1r85 ee, localization by x. rays, excision, Housing problem, Dublin. 93 Indian Medical -se-vire, His.ory of, publica- pathological report (under the care of hir Housing, rural, the Government and ((parlia- tion postponed, 345, 515 Vsilliam Collins), 669 mentary question), 149 Indian sanitation (C,ol"nel W. G. King), 477- HospitsI, Royal Free(London School of Medi- HOUSTON, Ihomas: Acne treated by vaccines, Correspondence on, 5 7, 1086 cine for Women), 48, 439, 766-And the war, 970 Indian solc.iere'lund. See e und 766-Information concerning, 439-Opening How to increase the membership of the Indian vernacular words, 82 -of winter session, 766 Prize giving, 48 .British Medical Association. See Asso- Indianatol's, Cremation Association of Hospital, Royal Herbert, Woolwich. admis- ciation America holds its annual convention at, 6D9 sion of wounded, SUPPIEXRJT p 163 HOWARD. Russell: The Practice of Surgery, Indtor and outdoor relief, Ireland (parlia- Hospilal. Royal LondonOphthalmic, Reports, rev, 472 mentary question), 263 rev., 401 HOWARTH, W. J.: Tbhe marking of meat, 922 Inftney. diathesis in (Rector CharlIes Hospital, Royal NationalVOrthopaedic. admis- HOWELL, Wm H.: A Textbook of Physiology Cameron) 53 sion of wounded, 733 for Medical Students and Physicians, rev., Infant mortality See Mortality Hospital, Royal Naval, Chatham )125-Ac- 586 Infants, cause of hernia in, 1088 count of, 125 Hows8E. Sir Henry Greenway, death of, 516- Infirmary, Edinburglh Royal, gift to, 488- Hospital, St Bartholomew's, 138, 219, 221, 435, Obituary notice of, 560-Estate of. 864 Admiission of wounded, 733 606,765,1082-And the war, 765-Drawings of, HOWSON, Frank: Working power of the white Infirmary. Glasgow Royal, mobilization, 686- 220-Information concerning, 435-Post- man in the tropics, 693 Admission of wounded, 6*6-Case of acuite graduate course, 219-Reports, 138-Scholar- HUGGAN, l jieutenant James Laidlaw, killed in inte-tinal obstruction due to large gall ships awarded, 606-Notes on some of the 1-od n, 602. e03 stone, removal of stone by enterotomy wounds treated, 1082 HUGHES, Bsail: Some points on the examina- (John A. C. kacwen), 1099 Hospital, St. George's, 436, 652, 732-Admis- tion of recruits ot the Territorial Force and Infirmary, Leeds Generan , mobilization, 374- sion of wouinded, 732-Information concern- t sir arly training 496 Cwase illustrating the surgery of the puer- ing, 43i-M )bilization of. 732-Scholarships BtJGHFS, P. M.: Congenital syphilis treated peral uterus. hysterectomy for miiyoma suip- awarded, 652 by neo-salvarsan, 16 purating after labour (John Benjamin Eo ipital. St. Justine, Montreal, new build- Humidity, study of relative (W. F. Stacey), H4ellier ,585 ings 201 1124 Infirmary, Liverpool Royal, 264-Opening of Hospital, St. Mary's 437, 651, 797,97C- Ind the Humerus, thyroid metastases in (Dr. An- the 'Sir Alfred Jones ' tropical ward, 264 war, 79T-IDfo. in tion ccncerning, 437 drewes), 1023 Infirmary, Manchestbr Royal, 94, 313, 373, 554 Scholarships awarded, 651- Emergency HumPEmis, F. Howard: Hospitality for -Admi-.sion of wounded. 554-Certificates work in connexion with the war, 976 Belgian doctors In England, 1114 and mef allions for nurses for services in the Hospital, St. Tbomas's,438. 766-And the war, Hungary, decision of the insurance com- Balkan war, 313-UMbilization, 373 766-Information concerning, 438-Opening pauies with regard to fees for medical ex- Infirmaiy, Newcast'e upon-Tyne, mobiliza- of winter Peosion. 766 arn;nations, 521-University statistcs in, tion, 340 Hospital, S;alford Royal, mobiiization, 554 521-Red Cross work in, 522-History of Infirmary, Radcliffe, dinner to Mr. H. P. Hospital, Scottish Women's, for Foreign ned Cross work in, 1067 Symonds, 195 Service, mobili2a ion, 808 Huron Medical Association. See Association Infirmary, West Hiam Union, case of extra- Hos )tal shIps, 480, 764, 811, 857-Wreck of the Hunuy, Jamieson B.: Medical autographs, ordinary shortness of the small intestine Brshilla 811-Gift of, 857 902 (J. C. MuirW, 73 Hospital, Sir Patrick Dun's, annual report, 4.5 Hutchinson Museum, an appeal, 103 INGRAM, W. W.: Etiology of typhlus fever, 15 Hospital, Southall, 859 HUTCHISON, A. M.: Hypnotism and Self Edss- Inguinal herDia. See Hernia 13Ospita BSupPly DepOt at Ipswich, 1083 cation, rev., 241 Inhaler, Heryng's, 160 Hospital, SdneyDental, 1085. Puts, lined (parliamentary question), 933, 9P6 Irsoculatidii of 'troops. See Auitityphoid and Hospital, a travelling (in New South Wales), -HIuTT, C W.: Medimal Notes for School Vaccination 202 Teachers, rev., 972 Inoperable growths of the throat and nose. Hospital for tuberculosis, proposed, objec- Hutting for troops (parliamentary question). See Throat and Nose' tions to, 93 553 986 Inquest, coroner s. See Coroner Hospital, University College. 439. 797-And the Huxley Lecture. See Lecture Insane, individualization in the treatment of, war, 797-Informaton concerning, 439. See Ilydrometra (Miles H. Phillips), 1101 41 al8o (ollege and (n versity of London Hydrosalpinx, double, and tubo-ovarian cyst Insanity and crisninatoffenbes, 275 Hpspital, Weisa MKilita-ry. mobilization of. 736 (W. K. Walls), 881 Insanity in thehighiands, some considerations Hospital, Westminster, 439-Information con- Hygieneof reading. See Reading regarding (T. C. Mackenzie), 968 cerning, 439 Hygiene, review of books on, 122 Insanity, moral, 42 Hospital at Wimereux, British, 1083 Hygiene. teaching of, 419 Insanity and nervous disorder aimiongst Hospital for Women, Soho, two simple omen. Hyoscine andt mental healing, 775. See also toldiers, 995 tal cysts and ore simple ovarian cyst In " Higher Thought " Healing Insanity. review of books on, 1063 the same patient (James Oliver), 756 HYSLOP, Dr.: Mental Deficiency Act, 474 Insects aud w.^r: lA.4e (A. E. Shipley), 497,597- 8ospital yacht, 769 HYSLoP. Lieutenant-Colonel W. Campbell: Bedbugs, 517-Fless, 568, 738-The fouir Hospitals and medical schools. S3e also Uni- Vacancies for medical officers, 555 moth in soldiers' biscuits, 614-Flies (1 the versity and College Hysterectomy for mznoia suppuratinig after house-fls, 662-Plies (2),0705-Mites, the Hospitals Advisory Board (Syduey), 1085 lihour (J hn Benjamin Fiellier), 585 bar-est-mite, 750-Mites (Part Il), 781- Hospitals, bequests to. See Bequests HYVERT, R.: Pathologic inzte rneect diagnostic, Ticks. 830 Leeches, 916. 962-Cockroaches, Hospitals, Bombay, teinure of aDpintments rev., 671 1007 1097-Corresponden3ce on, 558i 597, 647, of hoaorary officers of, 383 692, 738 908. See also Lice, etc. Hospitals; Cenadian, in Paris. 734 Institute,Ro3 al Sanitary: Crematoriumil photo- Bospitals, chest, informatioin concerning, 448 graphs, information concerning, etc., at Hqs nitalis children'i, information concerning, Blackpool Health EBxhibition, 50-Congress 448 at Blacknool. 129 -hilection of Fell6ws, 913 Hospitals and chloroform in France. 1079 Institution, Liverpool Medical, 899. 1044,1062- Hospitals, " dlearing," work of duiring the ;T. Openingof session, 899 -Belgian doctors, 1C44 past six weeks (Sir Antho4y Bowlby). 1053 -. P.-Newbolt: AtpendiciAisin the elderly. Hospitals, clinical, information concerning. 447 I.K. (Immunk6rper) treatment, review of 1062-A. A. Bradlburne: Bilateral optic Hospitals. Dublin, gunshot wounds in; 313 - books on, 75 neuritis due to sphenoidal sinusitis, 1062-- Temwporary probationers in, 375-Expendi- IMHOFER, B.: Die Ernziidsnig der Stimnme Captain C. Thurstan 7folland: X-ray treat- tuiof, 647 -- (Phonasthenie). rev.. 121. ment of the wounded, 1063 r THE SBIrisx DEC. 26, x9i4J INDES. I IMEDMIALJOURNAL j

a Insurance agency, mnedical, 929 Ireland, Special Correspondence (con- JELLETT, Henry: Suture of the levator ani in Insurance fund, medical war, 861, 950 inlued) perineorrhaphy, 242 - Encclovtuedia Medica, Insurance of men with the Expeditionary Asylum patient, death of an (Londonderry), 38 -Treatment of contracted pelvis in Force, 378. See also War 201 pregnancy and labour, 533-Veratrouc in Attack on doctor by patient. See Asylum, eclampsia, 538 Insurance, National: Derry JF,NKINs, G. J.: Oto sclerosis, 1019 Act in workiDg, 1-iL Babies of the sailors and soldiers, 556 JENNINGS, Oscar, obitaary notice of, 1031 Alteration of agreements, 50-Absence of Bartley, William, presentation to, 773 JEPSON. ltdward: Doctor hurrying to an acci- due notice, 50 dent. 220 Brighton Insurance Committee and BELFAST: Jerusalem. hospital for bencfit of Italians restoration of drugs to list, 384 District lunatic asylunm, 84th annual establisbed in, 696 Bristol Insurance Committee: Dr. report 41 JESSOP. W. El: 'lumtiour of the lower lid, Alexander benith to act as medical Health of. 488 879'-Treatment of wounds in the present adviser during the absence of Dr. Menm 'rial window to Dr. William Baird war, 9c0 Bertram Rogers, 345 MeQuitty, 520 JEVONs, M. Sophia: Evening dentistry, 46 Budget proposals, opinion of the profes- Municipal sanatorium at Whiteabbey, Jewish race, physical conditions of (Israel sion on, 143 .1045 'Cohen), 82 Certificates from non-panel doctors for Opening of winter session at Royal Vic- Johns -'opkins Hospital, twenty-fifth anni- Insurance Act purposes 928 toria HosDital, 736 vet sary of the opening of, 97 Departmental Committee on Sickness ScarlatiDa in, 812, 1045 JOHNSON, G. Li dsav: Photographly in Claims. See -ickness Scheme for combating tuberculosis, 415 Col ,urs: A T,-jtbook jor- Amtateu?sanSd Disabled 6soldiers and approved societies, War babies, 647 Stedents 'tt Phiy.ics, Tev.. 923 1044 JOHN1ON, Raymond: Radiography in the Drug Fund and excessive prescribing, 142 Cancer cure, 488 diasnosis of bullet wounds, 1C47 -(Wanchester), 597 Drouight and the water supply, 201 JOmN,iN. Reginald: Pituitrin in labour 420 Highlands and. Islands (Medical Service) JOHN.STON, J. S. L.: Yellow fever, 106, 1089 Comi&ttee, 986 DUBLIN: JOHNSTONE, H G : *hloroform anaesthesia Impending developments, 139 Civic exhibition, 264 and cardiac fibrillation. 9 8 Insurance 4 omuission and the medical Drought and the water snpply, 201, 382 JOHNSTON- ISAvis. See l.avis profession (Irelandl, 487 Gunshot wounds in the hospitals, 313 Joint injuries, iodine as an antiseptic in (A. Insuied men in the Armv and Navy Hospitals, expenditure of, 647 Gaseoigr e Wilctey), 1056 Reserves and Territorials 342 Housing problez, 93 Joints, fractures of. See Fracturyes In3ured persons, total number of, 680 Meals for school children, 691 JOLY, J Relport of the Radium Institute. Livernool Medical Co'mmittee, 1014 3lendicity inbtito,tion, 153 London, 42 - The therapeuuc action of Liverpool Panel Committee 1014 Poet-graduate,clasees. 313 radium, 630 London panel practitioners giftof motor St Jobn Ambulhnce Brigade, 41, 691 JONES. D. W. Carmalt: Three cases of infec- ambulance by. 73w Sir Patrick Dun's Hopital, 415 tive arthritis treated by specific methods, Maternity benefit and obstetric teaching, Trinity cXollege and the war, 996 118 481 Tuberctlosis dispensary opened, 40 JONES. Ernest: Psycho-analysis, 47-Signi- Medical benefit (Manc;:ester), 772 University biological Association, 1046 fieance of the unconscious in psychopatho- Meoical Benefit Regulations, revision of, Vaccination (North Dublin Union), 946; logy. 966 595 (8outh Dublin Union), 773 JONES, Herbert: Duty of the public health Medical certification, a new system of, Water supply, 201. 382. 520 service in the national crisis. 729 1070 Wounded soldiers in the hospitals, 946 JONES. Hugh E.: beptic invasion of lateral Medical cettification of incapacity of in- sinuses, 402 sured persons for work, new scheme of, Honour for Irish doctor, 313 JONES. MacnauLhton: Meomatous uterus 1034 Inidividualization in the treatment of the containing large numbers of intramural National Health Insurance Acts, 7913. insane, 41 ann submucous growths, 1100 Medtcal and Sana Omiurn Benefir Regu- Insurance "ommissionand the medical pro- JONEs. Pric,i. Effect of radiations on cells and lations (edited by J. Henry Lloyd), rev., fession, 487 flUids 709 367 Isolation h spital for Newry Port, 93 JONES. Robert: Certain deranoements of the National Health Insurance (John Bell RiDgstown health officer. 152 knee-j mint 242-On the treatment of arthritic Fisher). 165 Linden Convalescent Home, golden jubilee deformities 741 tleche nical consideratioris Prescribing, excessive, under the Acts, of, 41 of the huiman foot, 747-Fractures of the 547 Locumtenents, appointment of, 152 thiRh. 1086 Salford Boarcl of Guardians and maternity Lunacy in, annual report, 556 JOURNAC.. o.uring the .war (leading article), 514 beneftt 414 Magner, Dr. Wullism, presentation to, 617 Journal of ParasitolcgV, 245 Salford insurance Committee and alleged Meals for school children, 362, 691 Jo:cn, J. 1,.: Galllstonue witch caused obstruc- . over-prescribing, 947 Medical officers, salaries of. 201 tion in small intestine, 335 Salter case, 50 Nixon, the late Sir Christopher, 313 JUNG, C. G.: On the importance of the uncon- Sanatoriums revised list issued by Local Non pauper patients in workhouse hos- scious in psychopathology, 964 Governme:nt Board, 652 pitals, 382 Juvenile delinquents, psychological bureau Sanatoriums for tuberculous persons in Psyment of doctors' substitutes, 152 for study and care of, established by Ohio London, agreement between London Political ferment and lunacy (Down District State Board of Administration, 616 County Council, London Insurance Asylum), 691 Committee, and Metropolitan Asylums Relieving officer, appointment of (Killbala), Board, 1003 556 K., Sickness claims under the National Insur- Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland, 691 ance Act, report of Departmental Com- Royal College of Pbysicians, 773 mittee, 1065 1108 Royal College of murgeons in Ireland, open- Tuberculosis treatment, letter from Local iog of winter session, 737 KAI, Sir Hai Ho, obituary notice of, 878 (Government Board re the scheme for St. John Ambulance Association, 691 Kala azar or parasitic splenomegaly ard iininsured pirsons, 94 St John Ambulance Brigade, 41 allied infections (Fleet 8urgeon P. W. Warand thefutureof the Insurance funds, sixpence a bag for flies, 416 h-assett-iimith), 1Y58-Discussion, 1C60 .412 Students' Union, R.U.S.I., 104S Kala-azar, serum reactions in (tR. kow), 472 LEADING ARTICLES: Tuberculosis in, 145 KAYE, G. W. .: X Buys, a-s Introduction to Act in working, 191 Tuberculosis treatment 40 tie Studyof Roentgen Bevs, rev, 182 Drug fund and excessive preseribing, 142 Ulster Medical 8o' i ty 812 Kea.ta v. bracey Wright and another, 818 Excessive prescribingunder the Acts, 547 Vaccination (0outh iJublin Union, 773 KFHRER Dr , ceath of, lb9 Impending developments. 139 Womuienis Nattonal Healtlh Association, KELLICOTT, W. W A Textbook of Geno:ral New systemof menical certification, 1070 babies of the sailors and soldiers, 556 kmb; yology, rev., 542 Opinion of the profession on the Budget KR! LT, A brown: Difficulties and daneers of proposals, 193 Ireland and the war. See War expl ratory puncture of the antrum of Iridocyclitis Mr. Robinson), 1024 Rishmore, 1020 Insured men in the Army and Navy Reserve Iris, confluent tubercle of (H. L. Eason), 879 KELLY H A: A Cycleyjoedia of A9nrrican and Territorials, 342 Iritis. toxaemic, evolution of (W. M. Beau- -Medical Biographv rev., 239 Insured persons, total number of, 680 mont), 525 KELLY, Robert E.: Antisepsis and asepsis in Intestinal fstula, See Fistula Isolation-hospitals. See Hospitals war, 861 Intestinal obstruction acute,due to large gall Italy, Red uross work in, 1101 KEMP Edgar S.: Maternity benefit and stone: removal of stone by enterotomy: Italy, King of, receives Pietro ('apparoni in Io stetric teaching, 481 rBc'wvery (John A. 0I. Macewen), 1099 private audionce and accepts five volumes KENT. A. F. tstanley: Some problems in Intestinal stasis (-ir Berkeley Moynihan), 404 of the Rivista di Stona della Medscina, 29 cardiac physiology, 105 -Discussion. 404 IzAt: Antigen in malignant tumours, 51 KEOGH,.Surgeon-ueneral Air Alfred: Treat- Intestinal stasis, colectomy for (A. William ment of wouncs in wair, t91 Sheen), 1095 KiK, Hugh Richari, obituary notice of. 862 Intestine, small, case of extraordinary short- Keratodermia blenorrhaxica (A. Winkelried ness of (J. C. Muir), 73 .-Williams) 627 Intranasal operative treatment of frontal J. KIDD Beatrice Ethel, fined for publishing and sinus suppuration (P. Watson-Williams), dispersing a book, 595, 648-Eetter from l1(9-Discussion, 1020 JACE, Florence B.: Cookery for Every House- Messrs Underwood, Piper, and Heys-Jones Iodine as an antiseptic in joint injuries (A. hold, rev., 19 ,re above, 648 Gascoigne Wildey), 1056 JASImBON,* harles, obituary notioe of, 491 Kidney movable, new operation for (G. S, Iodinein skin wounds, 814 JACKSON, W. M. K.;. Canary Islands for in- lbhompson). 1096 Iodine treatment. intensive metallic, for valids, 1092 Ki iney, rupture of from slight trauma (J. Lee rheumatic arthritic affections, 160 JACoBS. C : Position of Belgian doctors and Atkinsoni.464 Ionization for bilharziosis (G S. Thompson), pharmacists, 890-some instances of Ger- KIl.LEN, T.: Calcified hydrocele of the tunica 756 man " Kultur." 1078 vaginalis testis, 970-A meningocele, 970 [owfs, law providing for sterilization of cer- JAMES, Henry: The American Volunteer Am- Ring Albert's Bookl,rev . 1064 tain criminals declared null and void 123 bulance Corps, 1111 KpIs, n. Barty: Chronic pulmonary tuber- [pswich, war hospital supply d6p6t at, 1083 JAMIEsON. J Kay: Cancer of the tongue, 458 culosis in infancN and chillohood, 467 JAMIEoN, T. Hill: Infection of children with KiNG DWAND See tudward Ireland, Special Corresipondence,40, 93, the bovine tubercle bacillus, 5)2 KingGeorge Hospital See Hospital 152, 201. 264, 313,-38a. 415, 487, 530, 556, 647, Japan, history of theBed uross in, 977 KING. '-ormuan C.: Cractice in Biasil, 208 691. 736, 773, 812. 94X, 1045 Jaundice, acholuric (W. Essex Wynter and KING. Colonel W. G.: Indian sanitation 477, .Asylum attendants, superannuation of, 201 Sir John Bland-Sutton). 879 557 Asylum, Derry, attack on doctor by patient JEFFEREY, F. H.: Notes on ElemenitarvIn- KING, W W.: Concealed accidental baemor- at, 916 organic Chemistry, rev., 631 rhage, 1101-Acute hydramnios, 1101 THE x6 BREiTis I ISDB1. MEDICAL JO-URNAL -r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~[DEC. 26, I914 lingstown health~officer, 152 LAvis, H. 3. Johnston: Ont the Effects of ILoading9 Articles (continuedJ KNIJSEAD,' Captain Richard Ctiofton George Volcanic Action -in the, Production of~Es4- Duty of the profession to the army, ~884- Moore. killl.d in action, 858-Cbituary notice demic Diseases inl~tfie'Animal and in 'the Effeect'of on m'edical progrses, 926 Vegetable Creati-on, and in the P'roduction of Efficiency of our armiy as a fighting l(IRCmmAYER, -Ludwig : Tetanus treatment, HurricaneOs ahd Abnormanl Atmos'phericdj machine, 513 1Q81 Vici8ssitudes, rev., 839--Obituary notice of, Epidensiorieks in, 406 KiinK, T. S. : Ulcerative colitis treated by 862 Freach surnTryin ths w'ar, 762 excision, 970 LAw, W. F.: Treastment of tetanius, 87? German "c'ultuire"ad scienc~e, 762 KiYoNo, K. : Die vitale Karmintc,eichzerueno, Lawrence Research Fund. See Fund Geranexperience of bullet wouinds, 801 rev , 630 LAWREI, Lieutenant-' 'olonel E., Actionu,of Geranprofessiors and British bonouirs, Knee-joint, certain. derangements of (Robert .chloroform, 605-First-aid use of anises- 927 Jones). 242 thetics, 690 Germansa in concentration Camps, 980- KN1~EELA-D, 'G:-J.-. Commercialized Proatitu. LAws, Robert (and. others): Sleeping sickness JouRNAL; during the~war, 512 .,' tion in New-York City. 30. 632 Medical arrangement's in' the North of KNUTSFOIRD. Lord: Sitate registiration of LAwsoN, D.: Chronic pulmonary tuberculosis France, 800D nairses,265L-The work of the B A.K.C . 860- in infancy and childhood, 466 Medical profession at'homae, 368 His, appeal for a hGospital for men suffering LAZARuTs-BARLow, W. 8 : Action ofradiations New recruits and their training, 592 fromd mental and nervous shock, 802 on cells and fluids, 708 -Variability among O'ur Belgian colieagues, 885 Koch. Foundation offers prize fortuberculosis ba".teria, 112-Effects of radium rays in Safeguarding the health oDf troops athome, treatment by ravs, 50 different kinds of epithelium, 1023 844 KoEBERLIl, Eugene memorial. tablet to, 36 LEACH F. S., appointed .J.P. for Gateshead, Sanitary organization in being, 549 K{RASXE, P; his experienceeof b'ullet w'ouncls, 696 Some immediate dutiles, 307 801 Lead pDoisoning'amongst womnen ajOd girls, To guard the health of tha Territorial ancl KRUONEciKEB, Hugo, obituary notice of, 491 Potteries Fund Com ittee do much Lfor, new forces, 479 K,uTEY, 1). 0. (%and AL., WOLFF-hESNEa): Die 472- .Proglasenstellwing bei der Lunigentuber- League of Mercy, formation of an Indian kcclose. mit eingehender Beriilcksichtiguing Leadingf Articles, 30, 83. 139, 191, 253, 3016' branch. 521 der physikaliscK-en und s'prolooischen Be- 336,- 368, 4064 421, 479, 512, 541, 592. 6,36,066. League of Mercy, See War funtde und der therap_veutieche4 Progotk 723,762,800,844. 884,92W 03,00,11 LECKIE"F, Cataiin 'Malcolm, Distinguished 'rev4'473, Act lnisuratnce) in working,- 191 Service Order conferred upon, 1043--Dieso KYNASTON, Temporary Burgeon Albert Evelyn Address in Medicine, 264 wounds. 1083So Fairfax.- obituarynotice gf, 863 - Address, Presidential. 253 Lecture the Huxley, delivered by Sir Ro6nald KYNoCH Professor: Fibromyomata of uterus," Address in siurgery, 255 Ross, 802 632 -Contractedd pelvis in' pregnancy and Aft-.rmath of sc)erectomy, 693 Lecturer' charge with manslaughter, Hse labour, 535-Veratrone in eclampsia, 538 AnDtityphoid inoculation, 1072 Holigher Thought Association and the profession (past, Leenhes (A'. E. 6hipley), 916, 962 present -and future), 140 Bacilli and bullets, 592 LEEDS, SPECIAL CorRESPoNDENCE,. 40, 690 Belgian oollasiufes. our, 885 Opening of the medical session at the uni. British Pharmacovpoeia (1e14). 884 versity, 690 Butdget propbosals opinion of the profession Teaching of-dentistry, 40 on, 193 Trevelyan, Dr. E. F., memorial to the late, Chamberlain, Joseph, 85 690 Clinical work with the Expeditionary Force, Tuberculosis conference,411 LABBII, Lon, again elected chairman of the 1070 inter-parliamentary group of members of county administration and the Home LEEs, 1D. B.: Diagnosis of chronic, pulmonary the French Legislature. 117 Forces, 637 tuberculosis in infancy and childhood, 461- L-aboratories, pthfological, 416 Drug fund and excessive p3rescribing, 142, The thymus gland, 577 Laboratory,. clinical, organization of (Sir 547 LE GENTIL, Isidore Bernard, obituary notice Willim Osar),. 33 Duty of the profession to the army, 884 Laboratory, pathological, specimens in (B. Effect ot wa on'medicalprog4,ifis,926 Lekgion -of Honourbestowed onBritish officers, M"fi'iencyof our armyas afighitin'g m'achine, Labour obstructed by fibroid (W. B. Favell. 573- LzRcsEaruN Sir W. B.: The value of anti- 1101 Enforced dogmatism in medicine, 723 typhoid vaccination, 369, 516 Labour. pituitrin in, 420 Epidemic 'risks in war, 406-Typhoid, LnITCH Archibald: Sierum diagnosis of pDreg- La Caze prize awarded to Professor Gley, 558 cholera, and dysentery, 406 nancy and cancer, 161,1S30 h&Acev, T. Warner: On a dresser's experience French surgery!inthis war, 762 LEoNqARD, V. N.: The Fallopian tubes and in the war, 729 German culture " and science, 762 sterili'zatIon, 196 LACK, Lambert: Papilloma of trachea, 921- German experience of bullet wounds, 801 LEPPEB, E. HL: Spastic paralysis of the right Address as President of the Seqtion Of German profesisors and British honours, -arm- and leg, weakness of, the right side of Laryngology, fihinology, oad Otology, 1017- 927 the face, and double mitral disease, 922 Treatment of inoperable growths of the Germans In concentration Caps98 Leprosy treated by a vaccine (Wlnkelrpid throat and nose, ioia Impending developments in National Insur- Williams), 1031 Lacrymal apparatus, intranasal surgery of ance,. 139 LPRBEOurLLRT.- Leon, obituary notice of, 1123 (J Ks. West). 244 Indian Medical Service, 844 Leukaemia, - spleno-medullary, complicating Lactation, influence of the ovaries and uterus Influen-ce of the ovaries andthe ut'erus u'pon a case of ruptured ectoplo gestation upon (leading articl'e on), 31 lactation, 31- (Lionael E. Sutcliffe), 570 Ladly Hardinge Hospital-- See Hospital LEavERTY, Alexander S , death of, 695 Lady Hfardinge Memoria College. See College IN5URANCE ACT: Lnvv, A -Goodman: Ventricular fibrillation LAFFAN, Dr -.Reform of vital statisitics 792 Act ini working, 191 the cauase of death under chloroform, 502, LAGARDE, C0oloel L. A : Guntshot Injurirss Drug Fund and excessive prescribing, 142 LEwis, B. K. : "List of Medical Journals "1819 .How thsey, are rInflicted, their ComplwatkMah Excessive prescribing. 547 LEwIs, -Captain S. E.. Liegion of Honouir and Tre'atment, rev , 122 Impending developments. 139' bestowed upon, 812 LAGNEAU, L V.: ,Tournal d'un Chirurgien Ne-w syvstem of medical certificatIon, 1070. Licle in the Crimea, plague of, 679 cle la G.ranide Arnnie 467 Opinion of the profesonon teBde Lice in war (A. Bl. Shipley), 497, 597-Corre- L,ahore sore, four Case of (J.Goodwin Tomkin- pDroposals, 193 spondence on, 558,597,1092. See also War - son), 625--Discussion, 626 Life Assurance Medical Officers' Association. LAzNGJ' T' C. (a-nd Purves STEWART) 'Case Jour&NAL during the war, 612 See Association of teanus treated by injections 'of carbolic Medical arrangement's 'in the To'rth of. .Life, prolongation of, review of books on, 588 acid, 1098 France, 800 Light Car, special doctors' number, 103 LAmiBART, Hl. C.: A Practical Handboolc of, MedicaLl cerdiflcat"ion, a neIw system of, iO1i Lighting of schools Se-e Schools th-e Tmejical Diseasep of Asia and Africa, MediCal fame, 31 Lights of'London, 983, 1084 rev., 631 Medical Research Committee. 981 Linden- Convalescent Home, Goldeni Juibilee. LAMBERt, G. 0. : Aneurysmof aortic archi, 335 Medical situation in France, 676 of, 41 LAMINGTON, [Lord, (and otbe'rs): Ther Reseiarch MilitAry sanitation at home, 723 LINDSAY, James Alexander: The threshold of Defence Society anid the wari, 5 Modern views of the serofuilfus diathesis,84 disease, 955, 1025 Lamp. Osram, 608 Nerve cell4 in the aorta and angina pectoris, LINDSAY, Murdoch Alexander, obituatry Lanq,ashire:'. Hmall-pox in, 94-BrltishjRed 192 notice of, 99I .I Crossa work in, 151 Po1Uomiyglitis in.. 515- Our Belgian colleagues, 885 Lines of communication. See Communication Midwives A-et in, 899 PaRt, present, andIfuture, 140 LfNKRNHEI D. Dr.: Treatment of wounds, 1081 LANjGEBON, M1.: ,Pricis de Microacoye, rev., Paths of infection in -anterior poliomyelitis, Liquids, review of ,books on, 588 - '1034 Lister Institute;- the ftuitrei of, 197, 265, 315, LANGLET, Dr., elected a member of the Presuirlbingf, exeessive,. 142, 547? 383, 888. 948. 997-Ilorrespondence on, '265, Acad6miale M6decine, 915 Problemof pro titIon, 30 315, 383, 948, 997-Note on, 888-And the war, Langley Memortial Fund. SfeeFund Proresofa paceulcampaign (annual 602- LANGMEAD, Frederlck: Chronic pulmonary LiSTimR, Arthur H. : The urinary diastase test tuberculosis in infancy and childhoiod, 466 Proprietary medpne, SeeScretremedies. in a, case of ruptured duoden'um," 584 -TIhe thyMUSL gland, 578 Profession ofmein.42 Lister, Lord, as a schoolboy (Alex. F. Lanark, county of-Tuberculosis : Prevenstion, Recruits, the new, and their troining, 591. Morrisoni), 82 Detection. and Treatment, annual report by Red Cross, 1110 medicaLl-staff, 1033 Safeguarding the health of troops at home, Literary Notes, 29. 82. 138, 190. 245 LANKESTER, Sir B. Ray: The future of the' 844 Aberdeen University Review, 82 Lister Institute, 265,315 Sanitary organization in being, 543 Books in the library of the,Medical SFociety LA'PAGE, G. (and H. M.- WOODcocx): Syn- Schools for mothers and maternity centres, of London (George BethellI, 29 gamy in thetrypanOsolnes. 921 677 British Review,. 138 Larynx cancer of. See Cancer S3ecret remedie`i an'd phar"macy, law amenid- Capparoni,'Pietro, 'received' In'private- ,membranous non-diphtheria mene, 479, 548 audience by the King of Italy, 29 Laryngitis. Selection and (praju9i II disease.1110 Child, The. 29,138 LAssqABL,hmBileyl,.177.Dr.: Infection of children With Sleeping sickness, .636 Clayton,. Sir Osicar, story of (Frederickl bovine tubercle b%cillus, 97 Tetanus and its preventlo ii, 636 Towftisend MErtin), 190' Lateral sinuses, septic invasion of (Hugh E. To guard the health of the TerritorialIn Francis II of France, death ofr 29 Jones), 400 new forces, 479 Hamburgiscel mediztinsche Ueberseehefte, I,AUNOK.L-: Thurdid.s paratliyroides,thi,m4ut; Trade union, 83 24$ WAR. 307. 336, 358, 406, 479, 512, 549, 592, 637,- Indian vernacular words, 82 anutomie, 2hi,siologie. eathologie, deductions 762, 800,844, 884. 926.6980 Jewish race, physical cpnditions of (rsrael County administration andtehm Cohen), 82 LAURENT. Octave:- Casualties inL modern War, forces, 6teo7 Journal of Parasitology, 245 - IDEC. INDEX. THE BRITISIT DEC. 26126, 191411914] INDEX. I MEDICAL JOURNAL I.177 Literary Notes (continued) Lupus, need of greater method in the treat- -Obituary notice of, 897-Appreciation of, Lister as a schoolboy (Alex. F. Morrison), ment of (Norman Walker), 618-Discussion, 1025 82 622 MCNE:IL, Charles: Chronic puilmonary tuber- McGrigor. Sir James, story of re typhus LusE, Graham: The Fundamental Basis of culosis in infancy and childhood, 466-Asso- fever. 245 Nuttrition, rev., 367 ciation of fulminant pneumonia and scrcfula Moore, John, Pope's epigram on, 133 Lruys, (eorges: A Textbook ont Gonorrhoea v,-ith status lymphat.icus, 576 Pan-American Surgical and Medical and Its Complications, rev., 543 MCQUITTY, W. B. and G. H ,memorial window ,Toutnal, 245 LYON, Thomas Glover: The Barber-Surgeons' to. 520 Parent's assistant (Stephen Paget), 82 Coinpanv, 781 MACRoBIN,Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew Arthur, St. Bartholomew's Hospital Reports, 138 Lvons, French wounded at. 689 obituary notice of, 775-Estate of, 1014 Scienzce Progress, 190 LvYONS, Charles J.: Treatment of pruritus ani, MCVAIL, J. C.: State Medical Service, 292 Swedenborg's writings on the brain, 133 348 MCWALTER, J. C.: Treatment of sylphilis, 320, Undergraduate, 190 6'8-Treatment of acute gonorrhoea in man, Yearbook of Opent Air School8 and Child- 523-Antilmiony in syphilis, 623-The practi- ren's Sanatoria, 138 tioner and the new P7harmacopoeia. 696- Necessity for reforming the coroner's in- LITTLE, E. Grahami: The University of quest, 794-A plea for superstitions, 1092 London. 204, 316-Appreciation of Eustace MOWEENEY, E. J.: Prevention of diseases in Smith, 905 M. war time, 598 LITTLE, John Fletcher, estate of, 604 - MACWILLiAM. J. A.: Cardiac fibrillation and Obituary notice of, 650 MACALISTER, Sir Donald: Senior students its relation to chloroform anaesthesia, 499- LITTLEJOHN, Sir Henry Duncan, obituary and the war, 1087-Number of medical (and G. Spencer MELVIN): Some observations notice of, 648-Estate of, 1091 students, 1118 on the significance of blood-pressure read- Littre's hernia. See Hernia MCALLISTER. Dr.: The heart and kidneys in ings in man, 777 pregnanTy, 879 MADDOX, Ernest E.: The choice of a cataract LIVERPOOL,. SPECIAL CORRESFONDENCE, 264, MACARTHUR, W. P.: Note on sixty-three suc- operatiQn, 395 899, 1014 cessive cases of enteric fever treated with Madras, diabetes in, 604. 1084-Allotments for Annual medical service (St. Late's Day). 899 vaccines. 175 medical buildings, 1085 Belgian doctors, 1044 MACARTNEY, D: First Aid int Accidents and MAGENNIS, Edward, elected representative of Committee on Venereal Disease, 899 Suddet Illnesses, rev. 757 Apothecaries' Hall, Dublin, on General Medieal Committee, IWA4 MAC ALLkN, A. F.: Teaching of ophthalmo- Medical Council, 345 Medical Institution 899 logy, 364 MAGNER, William, presentation to, 647 Merchants Rase Hospital at the front, 1044 MCCANN, Frederick, evidence of before the MAKJNS, G. E,: Army rank for, 643-Treat- Opening of the " Sir Alfred Jones " tropical Royal Commission on Venereal Diseases, ment of gunshot wounds in the present ward in the Royai Infirlmlary, 2;A 244 campaign, 860 Panel Committee, 1044 MCCARDIE, NV. J. * Consulting surgeons to the Malaria made a notifiable disease in South Physical standard of recruiits. 899 forces, iC5i Carolina, 799 MCCAW, J Diseases of Childran, a Manulta Malarial fever willt severe cerebral symptoms LIVINGSTONE. Dr.: Treatmlent of inoperable for Students antd Practitioners, rev.. 19 (R. F Russell), 470 growths of the throat and nose, 1018 MCCIOLL, Dr.: Reform of vital statistics, 792 MALCOLM, J. U.: Intestinal fistula after ab- LIVINGSTON5 John: Insurance of men with MACCONKIY. Alfred: Tetanus its prevention domii nal operation upon the abdomien, 156 the Expeditionary Force, 378 andl treatwent with antitetanic serum, 609 MAMOURIAN, Marcus: Our present knowledge Livingstonia Mission and sleeping sickness. MCCONNELL. R E.: Abdominal wound, pro- of the thyroid gland, 824 See Sleeping sickness lapse of stomach, recovery, 629 MANASSEr, A. J.: Fresh air and pneumonia, LLEWELLYN, Mrs. H. (and Mrs. J. J. MACCOrMSAC, Henry: Treatment of Eyphilis, 561 WEBSTER): The Apsley Cookery Book, con- 618 Treatment of lupus, 623 tainiingg 503 Recipes for the Ursc dcid Free MCCULLoUGH, John W. ti.. elected Fellow of MANCHESTER AND DISTRICT, SPECIAL CORRE- Diet, rev., 367 the ttoyal sanitary Institute 913 SPONDENCE, 39, 94, 151, 202, 264. 313, 414, 488, LLOYD, G. W.: Derm-1atitis venenata 837 MCDONAGH, J E. R : Evidence of before the 647, 772, 812, 899. 917, 996, 1044 LLOYD, J. Henry (editor): The National Royal Comimission on Venereal Diseases, Ancoats Hlospital, 151 Health Insurance Acts, 1913, Medical and 129-rreatment of syphilis, 616 -Rationale British Red Cross in East Lancashire, 151 Sanatorium Benelit Regulations. etc , rev.. or modus operandi of the Wassermann re- Christie Hospital. annual meeting, 996 367 action. 624 Dental FHospital, 647 Local Government Board. See Board MACDONALDD, J. A.: An address on the British Di-abled soldiers and approved societies, LOCH, U. S : The daxlutitl Charittes Register Medical Association in australasia, 1 1044 anid Digest, rev., 4CO MACDONALD, J. S.: Appointed to the hliair of Realth of Manchester school children, 414 LoCnrimN Captain Michael Joseph, killed in Physiology in the University of Liverpool, Hospital for babies, 202 action, 869 146 Insuranoe Act, medical benefit, 772-Drug LOCKWOOD, Charles Barrett: Surgical treat- MCK'NTIRIE, Captain J. T., Legion of Honour Fund, 997 ment of nepbroptosis bv occlusion of the bestowed upon, 812 Maternity benefit and Salford Board of perinephric fascial sac (capsular occlusion), MACEWEN. ff. A.: Poliomyelitis in Lancashire Guardians, 414 565-Death of, 847-Obitnary notice of, 903 and Westmorland, 515 Medical inspection of school children in LOCEyER. (ulithbert Pregnancy occurring MACEWEN, .John A. P : Acute intestinal Salford, 488 within the ovarv-, 756-Double ureter 1100 obstruction due to large gall stone: removal Midwives Act in Lancashire, 899 Locumtenente, al)pointment of tIreland), 152 of stone by enterotomy: recovery, 1039 Midwives Supervising Committee. 812 Looumtenents: Supply of, 314, 380. 420, 927- MACFIE, ecoit Yellow fever, 106 Salford Insurance Committee and alleged The war and the (Gemand for, 921 McGILL, ilolonel Harry Stricklaud, obituary over-prescribing, 947 LOGAN, D Dale (and J. GLAISTER): Gas Dotice of. 907 Ophthalmia at Swinton schools, 313 Poisonitng in Mininy and other ndustries, MACGILLIVRAY. Angus: Realing and near Radiu-nm supply, 39. 151, 264, 313, 617 rev., 757 vision, 361-Teaching of opbthalmology, 364 RoI al Infirmary, 94 LOATHLT, Dr. Svend. evidence of before the -Cataract operstion, 396 Royal Schools for the Deaf, Manlchester, 151 Royal Commission on Venereal Diseases, MCGRIGOIR tSir James, 185, 245-His experi- Salford Insurance Committee and alleged 188 ences of typhus fever, 245' over-prescribing 947 MCILROY, Louise: The State and venereal Small-pox in Lancashire, 94 LoNDoN: SPECIAL CORRESPOINDENCE, 94, 151, disesse, 283 Small-pox in Salford, 40, 94 10 5, 1118 MCINT(SH, J. (and P. FILDES): The fixation Fniioke nuisasice, 94 County Council. See Council of arseuic by the brain after intravenous University and the Belgian refugees, 773-- District Nursing Council, i045 injections of salvarsan, 921 And the war, 947 Lights of. 983, 1084 MACINTYRE. John: X rays in the treatment of Whitehead, the late Mr. Walter, monument Local Government Board and the scheme inoperable growths of the throat and nose, to, 39 for tuberculosis treatment for uninsured 1018 persons, 94 McKECHNIE, Major W. E.: Colour blindness, MANENELL. Dr.: Vaccination, 922 Medical education of women in London, 389-Cataract operation, 396 MANNING, H. C,: Theory and practice of 1118 MCKELLAR, Deputy Surgeon-General Edward, tuberculin treatment, 179 School of Medicino for Women. See Hos- ohituary notice of. 91.6 MANOi,LIAN: Nerve cells in the aorta and pital, Royal Free MCKE:NDRICK. J. tSouttar: Case of anae mia angina pectoris. 192 Tulberculosis treatment, letter from Local with -nlargementof the spleen, splenectolmy, MANSON, .J. S.: "They manage these things Government Board. 94 cure. 583 better in France," 47-Theresearch schemes MACKENNA, B. W. (and G. 9TOPFORD TAYLOR): of the Medical Research Conmmittee, 1C48 London: Medical attendance on lpatients of Tile Salvarsant Treatment of Si,philts in MANSON. Sir Pttrick- Tropical Diseases: A practitioners on military duty. 371 Prtv .ae Practice with some account of the Manunal of Diseases of Warm Climates, rev., London Medical College ansd eolyclinic. See 2Modern Method of Diagnosis, rev. 543 74 Polyclinic MCKENZIE.. Dan: Abscess of the frontal lobe MAPLESTON'E, Philip A.: Working p1wcr of London School of Clinical Medicine, informa- ot the brain, 921-Soft metal tubes for inser- the white man in the tropics, 692 tion concerning. 450 tion into the nose after submucous resection Maple sugar and syrup. 1064 LoxG, Constance: The unconscious in psycho- of the natal septum, 1062 MAPOTHER, Dr.: Intrathecal treatme-it of pathology, 967 MACKENZIE, I.: Oto-sclerosis, 1019 genera! p%ralysis. 475 LONGMORE, Sir Thomas: The plague of lice MACKENZIE, T. O.: stome considerations MARDER, Major Nicholas obituary notice of, in the Crimllea, 679 regaroing insanity in the Highlands. 9i8 219 LONGSTRETH, Morris, death of. 1C91 MACKENZIE, W. Leslie: Duty of the Mtate Marlborough Camp, Boulogne, 988,1037, 1C84 Louvain, 515. 550. 608, 1111-Enelish univer- towards the early environment of the child, MARNOCE, Professor: Arthritic deformities, sities and, 550 A famous studenti(esalius), 321 745 55t And Cambridge, 608-And its library, MCKISAC1K, Dr.: Acromegaly, 970 Marriage, medical certificate of health fer 1111 MACLENNAN. Alex.: Technique of thymec- now required in Armenia, 529 Low, George C.: Yellow fevcr, 1120 to'vos, with report of eight cases. 573 MARSH, George Ryding, obituary notice of, Low, H Cranston: Lahore sore, 626-In- MACLEOD. Surgeon- Major Alexander Charles, 818 fantile eczema, 627 obituarv notice of, 563 MARSHALL, Captain: Kala-azar, 1010 LuCAs. Albert: Cancer of the tongue, 4'9 MACLEOD. J. J. R.: Recent experiments bear- MARSEALL, C. Devereux: Colour blindness, ¶luiis, hurgeon-cieneral Sir Pardey (and ing on she history of sugar in the animal 389-";tliot's operation for glaucoma, 390- Miajor R. J BLACKHAM): Tropical Hyuiene body 504 Cataract operation. 396-Anaesthetics in eye for AXglc-Indians and tndians, rev.. 840 MAcMUNN, C. A.: Spectrum Analysis arplied wvork, 541-Colour vision and tests for colour Lumbago, acute, rapid relief in by manipula- to Biology and Medicine rev., 544 blindiness, 1093 tion and active movement (William Haig), MACMUNN. James: A. mode of retro-cathe- MARSHALL, F. H. A.: Influlence of the ovaries 559 terism, 399-Treatment of acute gonorrhoea, and uterus upnln lactation, 31 Lumbago and green peas, 693 716 MARTIN, C. J.: Future of the l[ister Instituite, Lunncy in Ireland, annual report on, 556 Mc URTRY. Alexander Hay Hill, obituary 3i5-fister Institute and the war, 602 Lunacy and political ferment, 691 notice of, 818 MARTIN, Frederick Townsend: Story of Sir Lunacy. See also Mental diseases MACNAB, Captain Angus, killed in action, 858 Oscar Clayton. 190 I 8 TH'.IE 1;1t121'1'S DE :X. MLDIC.LJOJI'.LMEDICA~L JO JRN.AL II INDEX.',-rN .DEC.LDEC. 2b,26, 1914I9I4

MARTIN, J. Middleton, action against, 159 M!edical officers wanted, 945, 995, 1044, 1084, Medico-Legal (continued) MARTINDALE, W. H.: Deterioration of dligi- 1118 German patents and trade miarks, 558 talis preparations, 47 Medical officers for war service. See War kHigher Thought Healing," 156, 219, 607, 775 MARX, Sinmion, death of, 275 Medical profession, duty of to the army (lead- -Inquest on Miss Kate Addison Scott, 156 MASoN, A. L., death of, 275 ing article), 884 -Correspondence on, 219-Orlando Edgar Master toxin. See Toxin Medical profession at homiie (leading article), Miller charged with ml-anslaughter, 607-- Mastoid region, skiagraphy of (Logan Turner). 368 He is sentenced to three months' imprison- 402 Merlical profession and recent legislation mient, 775 " Mastoiditis in- children, two unusual cases of (John Russell), 67 Hyocine and mental healing. See Higher (William-1 Wilson), 398 Medical progress, effect of war on (leading Tt,ought Healing" Maternity benefit and the Salford Board of article), 926 Insar,ity and criminal offences, 275 Guardians, 414 M,edical Register, accuracy of, 725, 737 Keats v. Bracey-Wright and another, 818 Maternity benefit and obstetric teachinig, 481 Medical Registration, Bsngal Council of, 775 Lecturer charged with miianslaughter. See " " Miaternity and child - elfare (parliamentary lMedical Research Committee, the research Higher Thought question), 382 schemi-es of, 972,981, 1048-Leadingarticle on, Proceediings under the Apothecaries' Act MATTISON, Arthiir J.: Fresh air and pneu- 981-National Medical Research Fulnd, 1914, (1815). 50 monia, 104 summary of proposed distribution, 976- "Provident dispensary," definition of, 740 MATTHEWS, Horatio: Anomalous case of Emergency work in connexion with the war, Salvarsan patents, 774 he1efophoria, 507 976-Inoculation department, St. Mary's Stevens v. British Medical Association, 211, Maudsley Hospital. See Hospital Hospital, 976-Other schemnes relited to the 267 MAUNSELL. Lieutenant Colonel Edward Lewis, war, 977-Correspondence on, 1048 Unqualified uractitioner, conviction of obituary notice of, 1123 (Reginald Stanley Renton), 818 Mauritius, plaguie in, 843, 935. 1085, 1102 MEDICAL RCEOOLS AND COLLEGES: TVor7omen's Compensation cases, 275- MA-X, Edward Hooper, obituary notice of, 650 Appointmentsunder the Colonial Office, 455 Obesity, 275 MATBURY, Horace Mansell, obituiary notice Clinical hospitals in England, 447 of, 695 Degrees for practitioners, 448 Medico-Psychological Association. See Asso- MAYo, C. H.: Exoplbtbalmiic goitre, 304 Dental surgery, 455 ciation MI.ACHBN, Norm-ian : Treatm-ient of lupius, 623 Indian Medical Service, 454 MELLOn, J. 4. Introdutction to Modern Meals for school children. See School Information concerning, 421 et seq. Inorganic Chemistry. rev., 19 Measles in Canada, 204 Medical education of women, 445, 448 MELVILLE, C. H. (and A. MI. DAVIES): A Meat extracts and nutrition. See'Nuitrition Medical missionaries, 455 Hantdbook ofHygiene, rev., 122 Meat, the marking of (W. J. Howarth), 922 Medical practice in British Colonies and MIELVIN,G. 8pencer (and J.R.MURRAY)- Some Mechanical considerations of the human foot. foreign countries, 455 observations on blood pressure, 500-(And See Foot Post-graduation study, 449 J. A. MACWILLIAM): s8omIe observations on Medaille Militaire, 858 Prison medical service, 454 the significance of blood-pressure readings Medical arrangemtients in the North of France, Psychological miiedicine, 452 in man. 777 769, 800. 848, 892, 936, 988, 1037, 1079, 1115- Publichealth services, 452 Leading article on, 800. S'ee also War Royal Army Medical Corps, 454 Memoranda: Medical, Surgical, Medical aspects of severe trauma in war, 1038 Royal Nav&l Medical Service, 454 Obstetrical, 15, 72, 120, 177, 239, 399, 470, Medical assistants for rural districts, 342 Tropical medicine, 451 507, 541, 571, 629, 669, 716. 755,836, 877, 920, Medical aviator: Dr. Emile Reymond killed War and, 765, 796 973, 1021, 1099 in action, 765 Winter session in theml-edical schools, 456, Adrenals an(d urinary secretioh (Ralph Medical attendance, free, for dependants of 631--Opening of, 631, 765 Hopton).669 ien serving with the colouirs, 513, 645, 932- Anaesthetics in ere work (Maurice FT. Parliamentaryqulestion, 932. See also War Medical science, Eastern,557 Whitiug), 471,878-(U . Devereux Marshall), andl SUPPLEMENT Index Medical service of the new arml-y, 485, 93Z- 541-(A. A. Bradburne), 669-(T. Harrison Mledical attendance on patients of practi- Parliamiientary question on, 932 Butler), 716 tioners on military(luty, 336, 369, 412, 734- Medical Service Emergency Com-imittee, 485- Antityphoid inoculation (Arnold Renshaw) Resolutions of Branches and Divisions, etc.. Scottisb,1C45 470-Series of seven thousand cases (D. 336, 369, 412--In Canada, 734 Medical services of the army, 1036 Gordon Cheyne), 1021 Medical attendance on paupers, Bermondsey Medlical situation in France (leading article), Appendicular grafting (Noel Brahami), 72 Board of Guardians and, 591 676. See also France andI War Artificial pueuenmothorax and swimming Meoicaal autographs, 902 Medical societies. See Society (Clive Riviere), 120 Medical benefit. See Inisurance Medical staff of the German army, 859 Bismuth subgallate gauze in the treatment Mledical care of lines of commiiunication. See Medical students, nulilber of, 1118 of wounds (E. A. R. Newml-an), 837 Coimimunication Medical students, number of in Switzerland, Bladder, intraperitoneal rupture of (J. C. Medical cer4ificates other than under Lunacy 1051-InFrance. 1124 Muir), 507 Acts (Condie Sandeminn), 328-(A. C. Farqi- Medical supervision of camps and billets, British substituite for the Wasserman lharson). 328 reaction (G Arbour Stephens), 1021 Medical certification of insured persons for Medical and Surgical Appliances, 20, Coal-gas poisoning: recovery (.Andrew work, new scheme for, 1034 510, 518. 718, 796, 1064 Fleming). 920 Medicalcharities, be(quests to. See Bequests Broncho-oesophagoscope, 796 Colon, occlusion of in a newborn child 2lledical Directory, 276- Review of, 1028- Carpenter's brace for bone plating, 104 (Robert Stewart), 399 Correspondence on, 1120 Central-eyed needles, 510 Dermatitis venienata (G. W. Lloyd), 837 Medical education of women, 445, 448, 1118-In Test types. 20 Enteric fever treatment of (Walter Broad, London, 1118-In Scotland, 1118 Tonsillectome, a modified, 718 bent), 877-(Oliver Beddard), 970 Medical examiniation of recruits, 487, 520 Tonsillotome, 510 Foreign bodies,localization of(W. Reginald Medical fame (leading article). 31-Corre- Urethral andurethro-vesical irrigations, 588 Wilson), 470 spondence on, X-ray therapeutics, apparatus for, 20 Fracture of a floating rib in a nonagenarian Medical health officers of British Columbia, (John B. Collyns), 120 489 Medical terms in the New EnglishDictionary, Galyl in syphilis (John Hartigan), 470 Medical inspectors of the Local Governmnent 88, 887 Gastro-jejunostomy. posterior, with entero- Board (parliamentary question), 150 Medical uses of waters and baths anastnmosis(G Gore Gillon), 178 Medical inspectioii of schools. See Schools Fortescue Fox), 23 Gonorrhoea in the male. treatment of acute Medical Insurance Agency,929 Medical War Insurance Fund. See Insurance (0. W. Monro Grier), 571-(James Medical Journtal of Australia, 20.3 Medical women in India, 725 MacMunn', 716-t FrederickH. Pickin), Medication, sublingual. See Sublingual 755 MEDICAL JUSTICES OF THE PEA,,cE15, 153, 159, Haematuria complicating pregnancy (Wil- 219, 693 Medicinal and Dietetic Preparations, liam A. Caskie), 878 Clark, Robert (County of Elgin), 153 241,559, 671 1064 Haemorrhage,ane-partum (E. G. Archer) Dawson, Maxwell (County of Fife), 153 Coloured chloroform and ether, 241 16 Dow, Williiam Barrie (County of Fife), 153 Hedley's malted milk, 509 HeartinDjury without fracture of rib (Mfaurice Gautby, George (City of Hull), 219 Maple sugar and syrup. 1064 C. Barber), 1099 Leach, F. S. (Gateshead), 696 Sweet whey powder, 671 Herpes and varicella (J. Hepworth), 629 Milbuirn, C. H. (City of Hull), 219 Heterophoria, anomalous case of (Horatio Morgan, David N. (County of Glamorgan), Medicinal plants in England, cultivation and Matthews), 507 159 collection of, 760 Hour-glass contraction of - uterusafteer Morris, Sylvanus (County of Glamorgan) Medicine fromii a chemical standpoint (Archi- pituitary extract (Robert L. Glass), 73 159 bald Garrod), 228 Ionization forbilharziosis (G. S. Thompson), Morris, Thomaas H.I(County of Glamorgan), Medlicine, Greek and Roiaan, review of books 756 159 on, 121 Laryngitis, membr-anous non-diphtherial Nicholson, Frank (City of Hull), 219 Medicine, influence of enforced dogmi-latism in (Francis Riley), L78 O'Donnell, Peter (County of Glamorgan), (Sir Frederick Treves). 697-Leading article Littre's hernia, case of gangrenous (Brian 159 on, 723 Metcalfe), 178 Prichard, Robert D. (County of Glamorgan). Medicine profession of (leading article), 421 Malarial fever with severe cerebral syin- 159 Medicine, review of books on. 542 ptoms (a F. Russell), 470 Stephen, James Alexander (County of Elgin), Medicine and the women of India, 143 Pneumonia following antityphoid inocula- 153 tion ('. H. Edgeworth)1099- Thomas, William E. (County of Glamoaorgan), Medlco-Legal, 50, 156, 159, 211, 267, 558, Rat-bite fever caused by a ferret,J, Hobart 159 740, 774, 818, 907, 11049, 1090 Nixon) 629 Todd, John (Gateshead), 693 Action under the Apothecaries' Act against Retro catheterism, a mode of (Jamiies Wyness,Jamaies Davidson (Aberdeen), 153 a herbalirit, 907 MacMunn),33s9 Action against a school medical officer (J. Shell wound, an extraordinary (captain Medical mayors,8648Alexander, S.R. (Favers- Middleton Martin). 159 Hugh stewart and Captain J. F. Murphy). ham) 864-Atkinson, J. P (Slaffron Walden), Alleged misrepresentations by a medical 629 864-Evans. B. Jones (Pwllheli), 864-Gordon- practitioner, verdict for defendant Stomatitis in relation to diphtheria(LD. Munn, W. G. (Norwich),861- Puckle, Hale (Allom v. Cuffe), 1049 Dorothy Parsons), 755 (Bishop's Castle), 864 Alleged negiigence: verdict for defendant Straw-charcoal absorbent dressing (E. F. Medical missionories, informatiion concern- (Edgar v. Lamont), 218 Wills), 541 ing, 455 Alleged personation (Hugh Munro 'MLeod Subcutaneous injection of oxygen in septic Medical officers of health, co operation among Mack-enzi-e -per-so-nated), 50 amputations(A. (A.Warden), 1021 in Canada, 203 Alteration of agreements (Alfred Salter), 5t Sublingual medication (William Paulson), Medical officers of health and private patients, Assumption of the name of a registered 541-(5Eenry Fauids), 571 275 Practitioner (Harold Charles Edward Sudden death-rupture of aorta (F'. D. Mledical officers of health, security of tenure Harrison), 1090 Bennett), 920 of, 91-Parliamentary questions, 91 Bendle v. United Kingdom Alliance, 156 Syphilis, congenital, treated by neo-sal- Mledical officers and sanitary inspectors, 263 1 Damages against an extractor of teeth, 50 varsa n (F. M. Hughes), 16 DF,C. 26, I914-] INDEX. T!.rIMEDICALRnr.rlsirJot It .%. I1 9 I Memoranda (conltituted) MITCHELL, A. Philp: Report on tuberculouis MOrAT, Captain: Notes on somiie cases in tlla Tetanus, treatment of (Eric W. Sheaf). 668- milk in Edinbuirgh, 71 3rd Northern General Hospital, T. F. Pure carbolic acid (F. N. G. Starr), 836- MITCHELL, Archibald, obituary notice of, (Sheffield), 856 Intracerebral injections of antitetanic 775 MOWAT, Harold: X-ray treatment of tuber. serum (Herbert H. Brown). 836-(W. F. Mites (A. E. Shipley), 750, 784-The lharvest- culous glands,11 Law), 877 mite, 750-Other mites, 784 MOYES, John Murray (and CnRUICKSHANR): Twin tubal pregnancy witlh ttubal abortion Mitral obstruction and pulmonary phthisis, Presence and significance of nitrites in of one twin (Noel Brahiaini), 239 206 urine, 712 Typhus fever, etiology of (E. C. Hort and Mofussil, suirgery in the (Y. G. Nadgir), 472 MOYNIE4N, Sir Berkeley: Intestinal stasis, W. W. Ingram), 15 MONCRIE1FF, D. Scott: Appreciation of Sir 404 Vaccination against sluall-pox. rapid method Henry Dunican Littlejohn, 649 Mucous colitis (Mabel Paine). 1101 of (W. E. M. Armstrong), 920 Montenegro, Rod Cross help for. 1083 MUECRE. F. F.: Auditoryre-eduication, 1019 Varicocele. acute, due to the pressure of a Montreal. Associationfor the Blind, 204 Muia, Jobn: Medical service of the nes greatly distendeS left kidney-non-mnalig- MOORE, Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Malcolm, army, 485 nant (Sinclair Whlite), 177 obituary notice of. 419 MUIR, J. C.: Case of extraordinary slhortness MOORE. Irwin: Abnornmal overgrowlh of of the small intestine, 73--Intraperitoneal Mendicity Tnstitution, Duiblin, 153 lnose, 921-Stricture of oesophagus, 921 ruptuire of the bladdler, 507 Mental dlefectives, after care of (Evelyn Fox), MOORE, Sir John: Tuberculosis in Ireland, MUM11BY, B. H., estate of, 70 907 145 MUJlFORD, James Gregory: The Prafctice oc Mental defectives, Ro-al E-arlswood Instittu- MOORE, Jolhn (author of the celebrated worm Sutrgiery, rev., 509 -Obituary notice of, 906 tion for, 1075 powder), Pope's epigram on, 138 MUMMERY, P. Lockhart: Injuries to the Mental Deticiency Act. See Act MOORE, N. T., kept a prisoner in Mexico bowel from shell and bullet wounds, 914 Mentil disease, restraint in (R. C. Stewart), because a patient died after an operation, MURPHIY, Captain J. F. (and Captain Hughi 820 691 STEWART): An extraordinary shell WOULd, Mentil diseases, report of Inspector-General Moral insanity. See Tnsanity 629 of Insane in New boutl WVales, 203. See also MORGAN, David N., appointed J.P. for county MURRAY, Dr.: Reformii of vital statistics, 792 Lunacy of Glamorgan. 159 MURR.tY, J. R. (and G. Spencer MEIvNx): Mental disorder, incipient, proposed bill re- MORETON, James Earl, obituiary notice of, Some observations on blood pressure, 500 lating to, 27 1091 MURRAY, Colonel Wolfe: Appreciation of Mental healinig. See "Higher Thoulght" MORO\s, J. M. (and John H. TEACHE:R): Liceutenant John F-orbes O'Connell, 694 Mental hygiene, bill before United States Aneurysm of the aorta due to bacterial in- MURRE]IL, G. F.: Congenital absenceof fingers Senate to provide a special divisioni of in fection, 715 and toes, 335 the public health service, 1032 MORISON, Alexander: Nerve cells in the aorta Museum, Historical Military Medical, 1075 Mlental and nervous shock among the wounded, and angina pectoris, 416- Pernicious MUs;GoVE] C. D.: Holidays anid How to UsFe Lord Kniutsford's appeal, 802 anaemia, 880--Precordial thoracostomy for Them, rev., 76 Mentally deficient children, Boardof Education heart disease, 1062 Mushrooms, ' blue stalks," 932 iisues regulations governing the notification MORLIEY, John: On soim1e conditions simiu- Mushroom11s and urticaria, 1052, 1C92 of, 103-Books on, 864 lating chronic appendicitis, 467 Mydriasis and irido-cycloplegi% ( fr. Rock- MENZIES. James: Disposel of sewage in the MoRRIs, F. Methliods of the Clhildlren's cliffe), 879 Ifield, 555 Country Holiday Fund. 206 ITELIS-WARD, Mr., obituiary notice of, 419 Mercantile marine, parliamentary questions Mo1RIS, Sir Henry: Royal Medical Benevo- AMyoma suppuratiDg after labour, hysterec- on, 147-Health coniditions on ships, 147 lent Fund. 45---Epsom College, 1048 tomBy for (lohn Benjamin Hellier). 583 Sight tests, 143-Crew spaces on merclant MotRRIs, Sylvanus G., appointed ,J.P. for Myopia, the factor of heredity in (Jam1les essels, 149 See also Colour blindniess county of Glamorgan, 159 Alexander Wilson), 393 MIf:RCIER, Charles: Responsibility of tlle MoRitis. Tbomas H., appointed J.P. forcounty Myomatous uterus containing large nuimbers suicide, 48-Appreciation of Dr. Neil, 49 of Glamorgani, 159 of intramural anti subiiucous growths A st roleay in Medicine, rev., 588 German MORtISON, Alex. F.: Lord Lister's school- (Macnauighiton-Jones), 11CO scientific pre-emiiinence, 999 -Textbook of days, 82 1yopia in an infant, high (N. Bishiop Haru11an), Tivqanity asirl otlher Mental Diseases, rev., MoiRRrsoN, J. T J.: Anoci-association, 354- 879 1063 Arthritic delormities. 745 Myositis ossificans (G. H. Alm0ond) 879 METcALFE,Iirian: Case of gangreinous Littre's MORSE, Jfohin ljovat: Case-Histories hi Pedia- MyiITES, .. L.: Rise and fall of the ancieu1t hernia, 178 trics, rev., 1I world, 1051 M1lexican blanket, 952 Mortality, infantile, and stillbirths (par- Mexica,n School of Medicine reported to have liauiientary (luestion). 91 closed its (loors, 1C99 MORTON, Charles A.: Antisepsis and asepsis, MEYER, Rev. F. B.: ?eliqion attd Bace Be- OCO geteration, rev., 717 Mosq(uiitos in covered cisterns and wells, Mt-ERE, H. H. (and R. GOTTLIEB): Phiarnt-a naphtbalene for the destruction of (A. W. cology Clintical and Eaperimentel, a Bacot), 15 (r( oundworlk of Medical Treatment; beisg a Mosquitos in the Nilgiri Hills, 521 Te.ctboolc for Students and Physicians, MOSs-BLUNDELL, C. B.: Test type, 20 N, rev., 181 Motlh, the flouir, in soldiers' biscuits (A. E. Microbiology. Tropical Iinstitute of, in New Sbipley) 614 NADGIR, Y. G.: Surgery in the1 Mofessil, 472 Caledonia, 552 Motherhood and the war, 384 NAIsH, A. E.: Diathesis in infancy, 154 MIDELTON, W. J., Rheumiatoid arthritis, 774 Motor ambuilances in war service, 544, Naphthalene for the destruction of mosquitos bMidwifery in time fire zone, 689 600, 611, 764, 772, 842, 1028, 1034-( . in covered cisterns and wells (A. W. Bagot), Midwifery teaching in London in 1814, Massac Buist), 544, 642, 1028-Points to be 15 tiaighVon and Blundell, 21 nioted, 544-Overhang to be avoided, Napoleon and his medical officers, 407 Midwives Act in Lancashire, 899 545-3ritish Red Cross Society's scheiie, Nasal accessory sinuses, latent empyemlata of A[idwives Bill. See Bill 545-Possibilities of lengthening chassis (Oliver St. John Gogarty 1020-Discussion, Midwives Supervising Committee (Mlan- frames, 545-Sphere of the light-car 1020 clhester) report, 812 ambulance, 545 Adapting miiotor car bodies, Nasal septum, soft metal tubes for insertion Mikulicz's disease (Leslie Patoni), 1024 546-The emergency ambulance scheme of icto the nose after submucous resection of MILBURN. C, H, appointed J.P. for city of the British Red Cross bocicty. 546--Petrol (Dan McKenzie), 1062 Hull, 219 vehicles alone practical, 642-Points when Nasal septum, tuberculoma of (C. W. M. MILE,S, Mr.: Anoci-association, 353 adapting, 613 -Developments in, 842-The Hope), 1062 Military. See War need for standardization. 842-Supported in Naso-pharynx.perithelioma of (Coubro Potter', Military sanitation. See 8anitation place of suspended stretchers, 843-Ambu- 921 Milk and Dairies Bill. See Bill lance bodies last only two mnionths. 843- National Council of Trained Nurses. See Milk, fle(dley's mualted, 509 Types of chassis needed, 843-Need for Nurses Milk supply, of Canada, and tuberculosis, 203 standardizing motor ambulance chassis National Food Reform Association. See -Of Edinburgh, 41, 71 types, 1028-Accommodation of the driver, Association Milk, tuberculous, report on in Edinburgh (A. 1028-Why not over the motor :1028-Dif- National Medical Union, dinnrer, 51 Philp Mitebell), 71 ference between p-ace and war conditions, Naval warfare. See Warfare MILLER, C. Jeff: Radiation in cancer, 403 1028-Problem of maintenance in the field, MILLER, Crichton: Theunconscious in psycho- 1029---How to uitilize the situation, 1029- NAVY, ROYAL, MEDICAL SERVICE OF, 210, 317, patbology, 968-The drug habit and its Emiiploy all our inventive talent. 1029 - 378, 454, 952, 1050 See also War treatnlent by modern iiiethods, 1026 Problem of quantity Production, 1029-The Appoinitment of consultants, 378 MILLER, Captain John: Model for teaching Ambulance Construction Commission, 1030 Call for temporary surgoons, etc., 317 wsaeon drill, 210 Motor ambulances in war, correspondence on, Information concerning, 454 Mmit ER, J.: Practictl _Pathlolog!l including 600--The need for, 6X1-Gifts of, 898-The Promotion to staff surgeon, 210 Morbid Anatonty and Post-mortent Teclh- beneficent, 764. See also War Report on the examination of candidates for nique, rev., 796 Motor cars for medical men (EH. Massac entry as acting surgeons R N., 952,1050 MILLER, Orlando Edgar. S-e " Higher Buist). 183, 305, 510,1067. 1108 The overbead Roi al Naval Division, pay and allowances, Thought " valve engine and the private miiotorist, 183 1124 MILLEII, Surgeon Willialm, killed on duty, To make for ecotomily of fuel, 183--Phasesof 995 the petrol problem, 183-Front wlheel brakes NEBELTHAN, Elberhard, death of, 275 MILLTGAV, Sir Williamii: Broncho-oesonhago- and the Grand Prix 184- A here the saving Ntek. tuberculous glan(ds in (Verploegh and scope, 796-Some practical considerations in occurs, 181-Large-sized tsre3, 184-Over- Reis), 1076 tile diagnosis aiid treatmiient of abscess of hauling the car, 305 - Difference between Needles, central-eyed. 510 the cerebellum, 833-Haemostatic tonsil brief andlengtliv runs, 305-Rem-lemiber the Needles, radium emanation (W. C. Stevenson), guillotine. 1019-Intranasal treatment of temiiperature, 305 - Give heed to propeller 1026 front3l sinus suppuration, 1020-Foreign shaft joints, 30 -Tire policy. 306--Testing a Nf GRE, L.: Results of the examuination of bo;lies removed from the bronclmi, 1062- car for colonial use, 510-Motor showroom stools of pilgrims returned to North Africa Auigio-fibroma arising in the mssaxillary week, lC67--The 1915 tendenicies. 1038- from Mecca, 781 antrum, 1062 Larger diameter brakes, 1068-The prin- Negroes, anomalies of pigmeuitation amongst, MTLNEP, Dr.: Treatment of lupus, 623 ciples employed, 1C68 Increasing uso of 197 Minnesota University offers a two-year gradcl- cantilever spriDgs, 1068-Two notable new NEIL. Dr., obituary notice of, 49 ate course for ophthalmologists, 826 nuodels. 1108-An American car, 1108 A new NELSON, the death of, 724 Miscarriage, septic. followed by intestinal light car, 1109-A 1915 tlyre programme, Neo-salvarsan in treatm

Nerve injuries, secondary haemorrhage Letters, Notes, Answers, etc. (continued) Obituary Notices (contitnued) (DArcy Power), 938 Flies and aerated waters in stoppered Anderson, Richard John, 418 Nervous disorder and insanity amongst bottles, 220 Armstrong, Lieutenant A. K., killed in soldiers. 995 Fly nuisance. 52, 220 action, 556. 602, 651 NESBITT George E.: Alppreciation of Captain Food values and .ital principles, a warning, Atal, Major Pundit Piaraylal, killed in Kinkead, 8 11 420 action, 1043 Netley Hospit4l. See Hospital, Red Cross Glucose. clinical test for the estimation of, Ball, Lieutenant William Ormsby Wynd- Neuritis, bilateral optic, due to sphenoidal 276, 5E4 ham, killed in action, 647 sinusitis (A. A. Bradbturne), 1061 Gonosan, 740 Barnes, Lieutenant-Colonel Raglan Wyke- Neurology, review of books on. 630 Gunshot wounds in the seventeenth century, ham, 523 NEWBOLT, G. P.: Appendicitis in the elderly, treatment of, 521 Bradley, David, 1002 1062 Haemnostatic tonsil guillotine, 1092 Branch, W. J., 695 Newbury concentration camiip, 1036 Health resorts, 1052 Braund, James Montague, 348 New Caledonia, TropiLal Institute of Micro- Highest village in Scotland, 160 Brotchie, Surgeon Robert Traill, killed on biology in, 552 Hill diarrhoea,423 duty, 995 NEWELL, Frank Porter, obituary notice of, Incomiie tax, 52-Motor car, bad or doubtful Burgess, Captain John Hay, 159 99 debts, 52 Butler, the Honourable Gamaliel Henry, 694 NEwMAN, E. A. R.: Bismuth subgallate gauze Insects and war, 908 Celli. Angelo, 1002 in the treatment of wounds, 837 Intensive metillic iodine treatment for Chamiibige, Dr., 1003 Newry Port, isolation hospital for, 93 rheumatic arthritic .'ffections, 160 Chisnall, Lieutenant George Henry, killed New 8outh Wales, pneumonia in the High- Langley, William, memorial fund, 908 in action, 809 lands of, 524 Leciturer charged with manslaughter, 652 Clark, Brigade-Surgeon James Edward, 523 NEWTO.Y, Alderman Sir Henry William, Lice, 1092 Conyngham, Captain Cecil A. T., killed in obituary notice of, 49 Locumtenents supply of, 420 action, 945 Louvain and Cambridge, 608 Cordes, AugusteElisae, 523 NEW YolK: Medical Directory, 276 Craig, Surgeon-General William Maxwell, Bovine tuberculosis, commiiission appointed Medical officers for war service, 320 418 to inquire into. 589 Mentally defective children, books for, 864 Crampton, Thomas Hobbs, 739 Deparbimeut of Health issues statistics ex- Mexicen blanket. 952 Crocket, Lieutenant John, killed,in action, plaining why the Kaiser went to war, 481 Mushrooms and urticaria. 952,1052, 1092 617 Notification in, 683 Novocain, sterilized solution of, 908 Crowther, Sidney Nelson, killed in action, Public Health and Hygiene Bureaui estab- Oculo-cardiac reflex 1052 810 lished in, 51 Osram lamp, 608 Custance, Surgeon Gustavus William Mus- Roentgen Ray Association founded in, 1098 Pain following zoster, 52 grave, killed in action. 735 Tetanus antitoxin for the Austro-Hungarian Parturition complicated by enterocele, 52 Dalton, J icutenant-Colonel C., killed in army. 483 Patent lmedicines and the press, 1052 action, 602 Venereal diseases work of the Public Phlein qcupoeta, Newo. the practitioner and, De Renzv, Surgeon-General Sir Annesley Health Departument, 1079 696, 820 Charles Castriot, 608 Pituitrin in labour, 420 DeVerteuil, Surgeon Fernand Louis J. M., New Zealand: The Expeditionary Force Planning a surgery and waiting-room, 1CO4 killed in action, 897 accompanied by two dental lisutenants, 750 Plea for stuperstitiong, 1092 Donbavand, Edgar John, 1002 NICHOLSON. Frank, appoiuted J.P. for city of Pneumonia, fresh air and, 1C4, 564 Dowding. Alexander Woodman, 1003 hull, 219 Pneumonia in the highlands of New South Duguet, J. B. Nicolas, 158 NICHOLSoN, Oliplhant: Contracted pelvis in Wales, 5.4 Duncan, Lieutenant-Colonel Sydney Edward, I)regnancy and labour, b36 Post-scarlatinal rhinorrhoea and otorrhoea, 419, 524 NICOLAI: Fat-embolism, 1113 1C04 Elkington, Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Per- NICOLL, James H.: Iodine in sikin wounds, Practice. conditions of, 776 cival, 419 814-Operations of expediency on recruits. Prince of Wales's Fund, 1004 Farquharson, James D., 418 948 Proposed special sfrvice (cholera) corps, 652 Fenwick, William, 906 Nicolle and Blaizot's vaccitne in gonorrhoea. Prostate, enlarged, treatment of 864, 908 Forrest, Captain Frank, hilled in action. 556 See Gonorrhoea and Vaccine Pruritus ani, tre-'tment of, 348. 420 Fowler, Oliver Humphlrey, 417 Nietzsche the misunderstoocd, 983 R.A.M. ., comnvIssions in 908 Fraser, Thomas Pepp6. killed in action, 520 Nightingale Fund. See Fund Refuse destructor. small lhousehold, 6°6 Frier, Robert Arthur, 694 NILES, G. S.: 1T7le Dtan, sis and Treatinent " Remenember the doctor, ' 1124 Gacon, Jtules, 1003 of Digestive Diseases: A Praictical Treatise Screw wormn, resisting powers of, 492 (arey, John, 99 for Stuldents and Practittonerb of Medicine, Sea lbathing and skin irritation, 276 Garner, Colin, 419 rev., 795 Senior students in hospitals, employment Gaskell. Walter Holbrook, 559 Nitrites in urine, presence and significance of of, 1352 Gehuchten, albert van, 1121 (John (Oruickshank and John Rbtrray Moyes), Rpectroscope in tropical medicine, 320 Glanvill, Captain Ernest Mure, killed in 712 Splint for comnound fracture of lower cx- action, 897 NIVEN, James, gold medal of the Royal tremitie.s, 1124 Gresswell, George, 563 Institute of Public Hel*th conferred upon, Sursuma corda. 776 Haldane, William, 775 2i9 Syphilis, treatlmient of, 320 Hardman, William, 158 Nix, Fleet Surgeon Porcival Kent, killed on Ulcerative stomiiatitis, 160 Hartley, John, 950 duty, 9)5 Value of the occiput in ascortaining the Hayes, Surgeon-Major William-1 Henry, 523 NIXON, Sir Christopher, obituary notica of, prerentation, 1124 Heger, Alfred, 695 2i9, 313 -Estate or. 756 Vital statistics, reformii of, 1052 Hill, Charles A., 563 NIXON, Dr.: Treatment of syphilis, 618-In- War and motherhood, 384 Homie, Surgeon-General Sir Anthony, 317 fantile eczema, 627 Warnings, 52, 388 Hopkins, Lieutenant Ilerbert Leslie, killed NIXON. J. Hobart: Rat-bite fever caused a in action 602, 607 ferret, 629 Notes and reflections from the front (Sir Hopps, Surgeon Hugh Janmes, killed in Nobel prizes, award to bo postponed, 819 William J ollins), 935--Note on, 1034 action, 602, 603 Noises,street. See Sitreet Notification in New York. 680 Howse, Sir Henry Greenway, 5S0 NOL&N, Captain Rupert Henry, killed in Notification by partner of a medical officer of Huggan, Lieutenant James Laidlaw, killed action, 809 healtlh 419 in action, 602, 603 Nose, abnormal overgrowth of (Irwin Moore), Nottingham CountvCouncil andl the pay of its Jacknon, Charles, 491 921 tuberculosis medical offcer, 1051 Jennings, Oscar, 1091 Nose and throat, treatment of inoperable Nova cieo ia, sanalorium in, 203-Tubereu- Johnston-Lavis. See Lavis growths of (W. 1). Harnmer), 1017-(William losis in, 692 Ker, Hugh aichard, 862 Hill), 1017 - (John Macintyre), 1018-Discus- Kinkead, Captain Richard Crofton George sion, 1018 Nova et Vetera, 80, 185 Moore, killed in action, 838, 897 bomefligures in medical history: Sir James Eronecker, Hugo, 491 Notes, Letters, Answers, etc. 52, 1C4, aiGrigor, '85 Kynaston. Temporary Surgeon Albert 160, 220, 27e. 320, 348 354, 420, 492, 524, 568, Syrian book of medicine, 80 Evelyn Fairfax, 863 608 652. 696, 740, 776, 820, 864, 938, 952, 1004, Lavis, Henry Jamles .lohnston, 862 1052, 1092, 1124 Novocain. sterilized solution of, 908 Leckie, Captain Malcolm, died of wouncls, Abdominal pain," 1092 NQJNN, T Percy: Development of the practical 1083 Alpine climate for bronchitic, 740 imagination in children, 952 Le Gentil, Isidore Bernard, 951 Alvarenga prize, 9(8, 10u4 Nurseries, dav, 1077 Lereboullet. Leon, 1123 Ankkylostroma duodenale, 100; Nurses, amateur war, 902, 949, 999 Lindsay, Murdock Alexander, 99 Bee stings, systemic effect of, 52 Nurses. M le * Army and Navy Male Nurses Little John Fletcher, 650 Benzol in bilharzia. 1092 Co-operation. 847 Littlejohn, Sir Henry Duncan, 648 " Blue stalks ' mushrooms, 952 Nurses. National Council of Trained, disap- Lochrin. Captain Michael Joseph killed in Bread for diabetics, 823 proves of the present organization of nurs- action, 809 Canary Islands tor invalids, 1092 ing the sick and wounded, 1051 Lockwood, Charles Barrett, 903 Cancer cause of, 348, 384 Nurses, State registration of, 265, 315 McGill, Colonel Harry Strickland, 907 Case books, old. 420 Nu rition and meat extracts, 557, 692, 738, 862, McKellar, Deputy Surgeon-General Edward, Chloroform anaesthesia and cardiac fibrilla- 902, 1000, 1 83 906 tion, 908 Nutrition, review of bookq on 367 Macleod' Surgeon-Major Alexander Charles, Consulting surgeons to the forces, 1052 Nutrition the r'e of carbohydrate in (E. P. 563 Corrections. i84, 864, 1124 (Cathcart), 503-Note on 540 McMurtry. Alexander Hay Hill, 818 Cryogenine, 420 Nyasaland, sleeping sickness in, 495, 632- Macnab, Captain Angus, killed in action, Customary arrangements " with substi- Statement from the Livingstonia Mission, 858,897 tute, 492 632 Macrobin, Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew Diagnosis of death, 1092 Arthur, 775 Digitalis leaves, an appeal to medical men Marder, Major Nicholas, 219 to collect, 952 Marsh, George Ryding, 818 Dilating the puipil, 603 0. Maunsell,rjieutenant-Colonel Edward Lewis, Disclaimers, 160 220 1123 Doctor hurrying to an accident. 220 Obesity, 275 May. Edward Hooper. 650 Doctors' cars, svecial mark for, 4z0 Maybury, Horace Mansell, 695 Drugs with German names, 651 Obituary Notices, 49 98. 158, 219, 347, 417, Miller, '4urgeon William, killed on du. o Empyema, chronic treatment of, 52 487, 491. 5W0, 523, 556, 559, 602, 603, 6n7, 647, Mitchell, Archild, 775 Encyclovpaodia Medica 492 648, 693, 738, 739, 775, 809. 818, 8i8, 862, 897, Moore, Lieutenant-ColonelCharles Malcolm, Fetal cranium, depressed, elevation of, 652 903, 945, 950, 995, 1001, 1043, 1049, 1083, 1091, 419 Fetus, oedematous. 524 11 .1 a 3 Moreton, Jamiies Earl, 1091 Field Ambulance, 3rd Home Counties. 908 Acton, Walter, 348 Mumford, James Gregory, 906 Tan EnitTsn DEC. 26, I9II41 I.NJJEXO L MEDICAL JOURNAL 2 1 I Obituary Notices (continued) O'MALLEY, Mr.: Treatment of inoperable Original Articles (continued) Myers-Ward, M., 419 growths of the throat and nose, 1015- Flower, Norman: Intraperitoneal rupture Neil, Dr., 49 Hnemostatic tonsil guillotine, 1019 of the bladder. 398 Newell, Frank Porter, 99 Omental cysts See Cysts Garrod, Archibald F,: Medicine from the Newton, Alderman Sir Henry Wm 49 Omnopon and opium (El. Salili), Y4 chemical standpoint, 228 Nix, Fleet Surgeon Percival Klent, killed on One hundred years ago: Teaching of miiid- Gompertz, Richard (and Maitland Scott): duty, 995 wifery in London in 1814, Haighton and The use of an aperient before x-ray Nixon, Sir Christopher, 219 Blundell, 21 exanmination of the intestine in chronic Nolan, Captain Rupert Henry, killed in O'NEILL, B. C.: The Nelv Encyclopaedia, rev_, constipation, 567 action, 809 182 Hayes, J. G.: The treatment of acute gonor- O'Blrien-Butler. Captain Charles Paget. died O'NEILL, Henry. estate of. 492 rhoea in men. 469 of wounds, 897 Ontario, co-operation aipong mledical -officers Heald, C. Brebhmier: The medical care of O'Connell, Lieutenant Jobn Forbes, killed of health, 203- 'ollege of Physicians and lines of communication at home, 753 in action, 602-Obituary notice of, 693 Surgeons annual meeting. 314 Hernaman-Johnson, Francis: A simple and O'Connor, Captain Richard Domiinic, killed Open-air hospitals. See Hospitals. rapid method of localizing bullets, 752 in action, 8r,9 Open air treatment of enteric fever. See Hodson, Ronald (and G V. Stockdale): The Phillips, Captain Thomas McCann, killed in Fever, enteric cointrolled" use of new tuberculin in the action, 898 Operations of expediency on recruits, 900, 948. treatmeDt of pulmonary tuberculosis. 1X4 Pilgrim, Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert Wilson, See also Reecruitq Horsley, Sir Victor: Note on haemostasis 691 Ophtbalmia at Swinton schools. 313 by apillication of living tissue. 8-Present- Pitts. Bernard, 1122 Ophtbalmology, review of books on, 17 dsy lesbons fron the life work of Mitchell Pockley, Captain Brian Colden Antill, killed Ophthalmology,. teaching of (A. Maitland Banks, 657 in action 858 Rmnisay) 362-Discussion, 364 Hughes, Basil: Some prints on the ex- Porter, Lieutenant Reginald Edwai6, killed Ophthalmoplegia, one-sided internal (Hugh amination of the Territorial Force and in action, 810 Thompson) 879 their early training, 496 Pyne. Albert Roberts, 419 OpE, Dr., death of, 1091 Jones, D W. Carmalt: Three cases of infec- Ranken, Captain Henry Sherwood, killed in Opium cocaine, and alcohol (parliamentary tive arthritis treated by specific mllethods, action, 602, 608, 1049 question), 150 118 Rayner. Herbertli, 819 Opium Conference. the Third International, 86 Jones, Robert: On the treatment of arthritic Reade, Surgeon-Ma.jor-General Sir John By Opium and omnnopon (H. Sahli), 354 deformities, 711 Cole, 863 Opium selling, two Chinamen convicted, Kent. A. F. Stanley: Some problems in Richardson, Lieutenant killed in actioin, 70 cardiac physiology, 105 898 Opiumii traffic in China (parliamentary ques- Laing, J. T C. (and PIurves Stewart): A case Ridley. Williami Robert, 1003 tion), q1 of tetanus treated by injections of carbolic Rintoul, Lieutenant David Wylie, killed in Oppenheimer, Son, and Co., Ltd., a British acid, 1098 action, 810 firm, 652 Leitchl, Archibald: The seruml- diagnosis of Ritchie, Lionel Charles Peel, 617 pregnancy and cancer, 161, 330 Rose H. Cooper, 98 Original Articles, 1, 53, 105, 161, 221, 330, Lindsay, JanD.es Alexander: The threshold Ross, Staff Surgeon George Charles Cumber- 354. 361, .397, 467. 493. 525 565, 609. 653, 697, disease, 955 land, killed in action, 735 741, 777, 821, 865, 909, 953, 1005, 1053, 1093 Lockwood. B.: The surgical treatlmlent Scatchard, Captain T., killed in action, 556, Atkinson, 1. Lee: Case of rupture of the of nephroptosis by occlusion of the peri- 602 kidney from slight trauma, 468 nephric fascial sac (capsular occlusion), Searle, Surgeon Francis Charles, killed in Bacot, A. W : Naphthalene for the destruc- 565 action, 84.7 tion of mosquitos in covered cisterns and Lyon, Thomas Glover: The Barber-Sur- Shaw, Hugh Tlhomas, 219 wells, 15 geons' Company, 781 Shields, Lieutenant Henry John Sladen, Bahr, P. H.: Spiue. 171 MacArthur, W. P.: A note on sixty-three killed in action, 810 Beaumont, W. M.: The evolution of successive cases of enteric fever treated Simpson, James. 1091 toxaemic iritis, 525 with vaccines, 175 Simpson J. ferbert, 819 Bennett, F. D.: Pinewood sawdust as a Macconkey, Alfred: Tetanus, its prevention Siugh, Captain Kanwar Indarjit, killed in surgical dressing, 755 and treatment by means of antitetanic action. 1013 Bird, Fred. D : Reduction of old elbow serum, 6C9 Siiiith, Eustace, 904 dislocation by operation, 14 Macdonald, J. A. An address on the British Smitlh, James Wilkie, 1002 Bland-Sutton, Sir John: The surgeon of the Medical Association in Australasia, 1 Smu) th, Staff Suirgeon Thomas Aubrey, killed future, 235-On cancer of the duodenum MacWilliam, J. A. (and G. Spencer Melvin): in action, 487 and sma}l intestine, 653-Value of radio- Some observations on the significance of Steele, Charles, 607 graphy in the diagnosis of bullet wounds, blood-pressure rQadings in man, 777 Ste-ic MaqJor Edwin Bedford, died of 953. Mamourian, Marcus: Our present know- wounds, 595 Bowlby, Sir Anthony A.: The work of the ledge of the thyroid gland, 814 Ta) iur r-erbert, 1049 "clearing bospitals'"during the past six Marshall, C. Devereux: Colour vision and Thomson, Sir Alfred Edward, 651 weeks, 1053-(and Sidney Rowland): Re- tests for colour blindness, 1093 Tonkinson, 8urgeon3Albert Joseph, killed in port on gas gangrene, 913 Melvin. G. Spencer (and J. A. a'acWilliallm): action, 897 Box, Charles R.- English pellagra in early Some observations on the significance of Trail], Anthony, 739 cbildbood 397 blood-pressure readings in man, 777 Turnbull, Surgeon Alfred Edward, killed in Braithwaite. L. R. (and Williamii Craig): Mitchell. A. Philp: Report on tuberculous action, 602, 603 Hernia of the uterus, vagina, and Fallopian milk in Edinburgh, 71 Vachell, Charles, 98 tubes in a boy, 176 Morley, John: On some conditions simu- Vernon, Richard, 563 Bride T Milnes (and Daniel Dougal): A lating chronic appendicitis, 467 Wagner, Clinton, 1123 case of cyclopia, 13 Mowat, Harold: The x-ray treatment of Wakefield, Mark Joseph, 491 Butler, H. B. (and E. W. Sheaf): Anoci- tuberculous glands, 11 Wallis, Edward Darby, 819 association in the prevention of shock and Mummiery, P. Lockhart: Injuries to the Walsh, Fleet burgeon James J., killed in post-operative discomforts, 113 bowel from shell and bullet wounds. 914 action, 897 Caird, Francis M. The principles of wound O'Conor, John: Radical cure of inguinal Wardleworth, Lieutenant Douglas, 810 treatment as established by Lister and hernia, 115 Watson, hurgeon James Henry Digby, killed the subsequent mnodifications in treat- Ogston, Sir.Alexander: On the making of in action, 735 ment 872 a Scottish medical school, 221 Weismann, August, 1003 Cameron, Hector Charles: On diathesis in Osler, Sir William: Bacilli and bullets, 569- Williams, Captain Augustus Scott, reported infanec ; a plea for its closer study, 53 The war and typhoid fever 909 killed in action. 487, 523-Now reported Cathcart, Charles W.: Pinewood sawdust as Overend. Walker: The incipient pulmonary prisoner of war, 556 a surgical dressing, 661-A simple form of phthisis of school children, 1009 Woods, Staff burgeon Henry, killed in action, portable dressing sterilizer, 1056 Parker, REisbton: Pinewood sawdust as a 897 Cheatte, G. Lenthal: Antiseptics in war, surgical dressing, 754 Wotherspoon, Charles Grey, 905 10 6 Parnell, G. C A clinical test for the esti Yeo, Isaac Burney, 1001 Cheyne, Sir W. Watson; Treatment of mation of the percentage of glucose. 12 wounds in war, 885 Phillips, E. W. Hubert: An unusual Obituiary notices, 47 Christie, W. Ledingham: Latent dysentery, case of appendicitis, 468 O'Brien- Butler, Captain Charles Paget, died or dysentery carriers in Saraw ak, Borneo, Pim, Arthur A.: Epidemic poliomyelitis, 831 of wounds, 897-Obituary notice of, 897 118 Powell, W. Wyndham: The treatment of acute in the male, 529 Obstetrics, review of books on, 881 Clark, J. A. 86. (and HI. de Carle Woodcock): gonorrho~a Occiput, value of in ascertaining the presen- Artificial pneumothorax, 1016 P.vbus. Frederi, k C.: A case of left tation, 1124 Colt. G H.: Three cases of fracture in the duodenal hernia in a child, 14 O'CONNELL, LieutenantJohn Forbes, killed in neighbourhood of joints treated by Rankin, Guthrie: The borderland of action, 602-Obituary notice of, 693 plating 4 disease. 821. 874 O'C(ONNOR, Captain Richard Dominic, killed Craig William (and L. R. Braithwaite): Richardson, W. Silverwood: Pneunmococcic in action, 809 Hernia of the uterus, vagina, andi Fallo- arthritis following acute pneumonia, 120 O'CoNoS, John: Radical cure of inguiiial pian tubes in a bov. 176 Rogers, Lieutenant-Colonel s'ir Leonard: hernia, 115 Davies, Ivor J : ('arbon monoxide poisoning Permanganates in sloughing and tetanus Oculo-cardiac reflex, 1052 in the senghenydd explosion, 57 infected wounds. 1055 O'DONNELL, Peter, appointed J.P. for County Day, H. B. (and W. t. Wilson): A case of Rowell, H. S.: Mechanical considerations of Glamorgan. 159 uraemia witlh an unusual degree of urea of the human foot, with special reference Oesophagus, stricture of (Erwin Moore), 921 retention, 116 to flat-foot, 746 Officers ne sly appointed. travelling expenses Dimmock, A. F A simple miethod for Rowland. Sidney (and Sir Anthony A. of (parliamentary question), 985 determining the amount of glucose in Bowlby): Report on gas gangrene, 913 OaSTON, sir Alexander Presidential address diabetic urine and other liquids, 399 Russell, John: Recent legislation and the on the making of a Scottish medical school, Dimond. Lyn: Blood platelets in the treat- medical profession, 67 221-L;uncheon to, by his old house-surgeons ment of disease, 828 Sabli H.: Opium and omnonon. 354 and dressers,261 Donaldson R.: Nicolle and Blaizot's Baundby, Robert: Open-airhospitals in war Ohio State Board of Administration estab- vaccine in the treatment of gonorrhoea, time, 493 lishe3 a psychological bureau for study of 826 Scott, Maitland (and Richard Gompertz): juv,nile delinquents, 616 Dougal, Daniel (and T. Milnes Bride): A case The use of an aperient before x-ray OLDFIRLD, Lieutenant-C'olonel Josiah: Com- of cyclopia, 13 examination of the intestine in chronic mnissions in the R.& MlC., 908 Elliott T. R.: "Transient paraplegia from constipation, 561 OLIVER, James: Two simple omental cysts sbell explosions " 1005 Shaw, H. Batty: The "Elderton" mnethod and one simple ovarian cyst in the same Farrant. Rupert: The causation, pre- of control in testing the value of new patient. 756 vention. and cure of goitre, endemic and tuberculini, 1014 OLIVER. Stuart: Antisepsis and asepsis in exophthalnmic, 107 Sheaf, E. W. (and H, B.. Butler): Anoci- war, 861- Prevention of tet.nus. 949-Anky- Fisher, John Bell: National health insur- association in the prevention of shock and lostoma duodenale, 1004-Lice, 1092 ance. 165 post-operative discomforts, 113 Tem 3iuTrsg -22 1M EDICAL JOURNAL J INDEX. [DEC. 26, I9I4

a I Original Articles (continued) Paralysis in general practice, treatment of Parliament. Medical Notes In (contd) Sheen, A. Willism: Coletomy for intestinal various kinds of (Mr. Goyder), 1066 Sanatogen, 889 stasis, 1096 Parameningococcus serum (Pasteur Vallery- Sanitation, 985 - Shipley, A. E.: Insects and war:-Lice, Radot), 204. Schokl children, physique of, 91-Provision 497-Bedbugs, 527-Pleas, t68-The flour Paraplegia from shell explosions, transient of m,-als for, 382, 986 moth in soldters' biscuits, 614-Flies: The (J. R Elliott), 1005 School playgrounds, 38 house fly, 662-Flies (Part 11). 705- Mites: Parel bacteriological laboratory, 1084 - Schools, secondary, medical inspection of, Theharvest mite, 750-Vlites (Part [I), 784- Parent's assistant (Stephen Paget), 82 199 Ticks,830-Leeches,916. 962 Cockroaches, Science and the State, 198 1007 1097 PARIS, SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE, 204, 490 Seamen, health of, 38 Smith Fred. J Some observations on Antityphoid inoculation, 490 Seamen, mortality of (Committees), 263 modern vascular problems, 63 Conditions in. 893 S6eamen. S'ee also Mercantile marine Smith, EI. Lyon: 4'ase of clisseminated Diabetes insipidus (Camus and Roussy), 204 Separation allowance to soldiers and sailors, sclerosis treated by inoculation, 364 Hospitals for sick and wounded, cases in, 552 Stevenson, salter , : Preliminary clinical 852 Sight tests for army commissions, 38-For report on a new and econo-mical method of Medical situation In, 490 seamen, 148 radium therapy by means of emanation Opening of winter session, 766 Small-pox outbreak, Rochdale, 199 needles, 9 ParameniDgococcus serum (EPasteur Vallery- Socks 932 Stevenson, Surgeon-General W. F.: Note on Radot), 204 lSoidiers and sailors, separation allowances the use of "oum-dum" and explosive Red Cross wirk in, 682, 727. See also Red to 553 bullets in war, 701 Gross anvd War Stillbirth interments, 38 StewaTt, Purves (and J. T. C. Laing): A case Suffragist prisoner in Perth, 199 of tetanus treated by injections of carbolic PARIS Mist Fanny Cresswell, 100th birthday Suffragist prisoners (forcible feeding), 263 acid, 1098 of. 494 Swinefever. 38* Stewart, T. Grainger: Clinical report on a PARKER, Dr., evidence of before the Royal Taxation, the new, 888 case of dissemibated sclerosis ti eated by commission on Venereal Diseases. 129 Territorial Forces' kit allowance, 345 inoculation, 364 PARKERp, G Antityphoid vaccination of Transport of -wounded, 984, 985 Stockdale, G. V. (and Ronald Hodson): The nurses, 484 Travelling expenses of officers newly ap- controlled ' use of new tuberculin in the PARKER .Rushton: Pinewood sawdust as a pointed, 985 treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis, 174 surgical dressing 754 Treatment of dependants of men with the Stretton, John Lionel- Row to increase the PARKINSON, James H.: Sanitation of camps, colours, 932 useiuliessof the BritishMedical Associa- 731 Treatment of wounded and sanitation at the tion, 65 PARKINSON, W. H.: Open-air hospitals, 377 front,9s3 984 Sutcliffe, Lionel 1.: Cape of ruptured ectopi¢ Tuberculosis treatment, 90 gestation comtdlicatedby spleno- edullary Parliament, Medical Notesin, 37, 88, 146, Vaccination, appointments of old members leukaemia,570 198, 262 3L2, 345 382 483, 516, 5-2, 888, 931, of boards. 150- Telephone service. 150 Thomss, J. L6 nn: An address on the posi 983. See also 4up LEMENT, p. 165 Glycerinated calf limph, 15C-Exemp- tion of the country doctor in 1879 and to- Ambulance cars.-933. tions, 150-Objections to (in tht3 now army), morrow,170 Army hospital nursing, 932 933-And inoculation of the newtrcops, 986 Thomoson. G. S.: A new operation for Army medical officers, 932 Winter clothing for the troops, 932 111ovable kidney, 1096 Belgian refugees, hobpitality to, 483 Treves, -irFerederick: The influence of en- Bill,- Dogs, 37 WAR: forced dogmatism in medicine. 697 Bill, Finance, 37, 89-(Budget schemes), 37, Ambulance cars, 933 Webb-Johnson, Cecil: The soldiers' feetand 89 Army hospital nursing, 932 footgear, 702,748 Bill, Rousing, 262, 345 Army medical otllcers, 932 Whitty Vern,in: A suspected case of foot Bill, Midwives (-cotland), 262 Blankets. 932 and mouth disease in man, 11 Bill, Milk and Dairies, 37, 90, 146, 345-(8cot- ChiroPOdists 889 Wildey, A. Gasscoigne: Iodine as an anti- land), 90 147 Clearing stations, 985 septic in joint injuries, 1056 Blankets, 932 Death during training, 933 Wilkie, D. P D Anute appendicitis and Budget scnemes: Tuberculosis, 37, 89- Dental treatment of recruits, 985 acute appendicular obstruction. 959 Labora ories, 89 Sick nursing grants, 90 Hospital accommodation, 553 Wilson, William: Two unusual cases of Budget. the war 888. 932 Hutting for troops,-553, 933, 986 -Lining mastoiditis in children, 398 Chiropodists, 889 for. 986 Wilson, W. E. (and H. B. Day): A case of Clearing statirns, 985 Inoculation of recraits, 933 uraemia with an unusual degree of urea Death certifi-ates, 986 Inoculation and vaccination, 889 retention, 16 Death during training, 933 Lined huts. 933 Woodcock, El. de ('arle (and r. A. B!. Clark): Dental treatment of recruits, 985 Medical officers and nuries, need for in- Artificial pneumothorax. 1016 Elementary schools, 150-Physical instTuc- crease of, 984 Woodchead- G. Simis: Sttrilization of water tionand playgrounds, 150-Dental certifi- Medical service of the new army, 932 supplies for troops on active service, 494 cates, 150 New camps for recruits, 553 Editcation of crippled children, 199 Recruits in military hospitals, treatment Organic analsses, review of books on, 670 Education grants, 91. 149 of, 933 ORIe, J. B. (and David BurNs): The influence Fatal accidents in factories, 263 Reply for the War Office, 981 of excessive water ingestion on the excre- Female factory inspectors, 312 Royal Army Medical Corps, 913-Tribute tion of creatin and creatiniu, 505 Health of the Territorials and new forces, to the work of, 984-'Temporary com- .Osborne Convalescent oLome for Officers, re- 516 missions), 932 port, 219 Higulands and Islands (Medical Service) Rum rations, 889 OSLEBk, sir William: Organization of the Committee, 956 St. John Ambuiance Brigade, 889 clinical lacboratory, 335-Bacilli and bullets, Hospital accommodation, 553 Sanitation, 985 569-&ntit1phoid vaccination, 647-The war Hospitals. bequests to, 150 Separation allowance to soldiers andl and typhoid fever 909, 998 Housing A cts, 198 sailors 552 Osram-l lamp. See Lamp Housing, rural, 149 Socks, 932 OTis E. 0 Tutberculosis. Ifs Cauise, Cure, Hutting for troops, 553, 933, 985-Lining of, Transport of wounded, 984. 985 atd7 Prevention rev. 17 985 Travelling expenses of officers newly ap- O'orrhoea. ost-scarlatinal 1004 Intant mortality and stillbirths, 91 pointed. 985 Oto solerosis, discussion on 1018 Inoculating recruits, 933 Trestment of dependants of men with the Ovaries, transplantation of (Tuffier), 243 Inoculation and vaccination. 889 colours 932 Ovaries and uterus, inffuence of upon lacta- Inspectors under the Mental Deficiency Act, Treatment of wounded and sanitation at tion (leading article), 31 199 the front, 983, 984 ,Overy, tffect of grafting an (Tuffier, Gery, and Lined lhuts, 933 Vaccination and inoculation, 986 Vignes), 51 Local Government Board, medicalinspectors Vaccination, objections to, 933 OVEREND, Walker: The incipient pulmonary of, 150-Housing Department. -150 Winter clothing for troops, 934 pbthisis of school childrpn, 1009 Maglnitude of the medical task, 985 OWEN, Fldmund: App,-,ilicirss: A Plea for Maternity and child welfare, 382 Parliamentary grants (1914-15), 675 Immediate Operation, rev., 180-Amateur Medical inspectors of the Local Govern- PARNELL, G. C.: A clinical test for the esti- war nurses, 949 i ment Board, 150 mation of the percentage of glucose, 12, 564 Oxs gen, subcutaneous injections of in septic Medical officers of health, tenure of, 91 PARRY. i A.: The State and venereal disease, amputations (A. A. Warden), 1021 Medical offlicers and sauitary inspectors, 263 285-Reading and near vision, 361 Medical officers and nurses, need for in- PARSONS. H. Franklin: Isolation Hospitals, crease of, 984 rev., 366 Medical service of the new army, 932 PARsoNs, J. Herbert: Hygiene of reading and Mental Deficiency Act (1913), 933 near vision 39-Colour blindness, 389 - Mercantile marine, 147-Health conditions Elliot's operation for glaucoma, 390-- on ships 147 -night tebts, 148. See also Cataract operation, 396 Seamen and sight tests PARsoNss, L. Dorothy: Stomatitis in relation P. Merchant vessels crew spaces on, 149 to diphtheria, 755 New camps for recruits, 553 Parturition complicated by enterocele 52 PAGE, C. Max: Gangrene in war, 386- New session and the new taxation, 888, 932 Past, present, and future (leading article), Arlhritic deformities, 145-Treatment of Notification of Birtus Act, 199 140 certain cases of appendix abscess, 832-Anti- Opium, cocaine, and alcohol, 150 Pasteur, commemoration of the anniversary septics in war, 1118 Opium traffic In China, 91 of the death of, 494* and his German PAGE, Herbert W.: Concussion of the spinal Policemen, sick, 312 honours, 551 cord, 1046 Prospects of the session, 146, 198 PATANt: Antigen in malignant tumours, 51 PAGICT, Stephen: The parent's assistant, 82 Public health lectures 198 Patent meoicines end the press. 1052 See alo8 Pain, review of books on, 881 Recruits in military hospitals, treatment of, Proprietary medicines and -ecret remed-es P'AINE, Kabel: Mucous colitis. 1101 g33 PATERSON, A. Melville: The Anston ist's See also SUPPLEME - T, p. 165 Recruits, new camps for, 553-Dental treat- Norebook: A Guide to the Dissection of the Palate, cleft. iscuiesion on at congress of ment for 985 Human Body, rev.,-182 North American surgeon',, 401 Relief indoor and ontdoor (Ireland), 263 PATERsoN, H. J.: 2'he Surgery of the Pan-American Surgical and Medscal Tournal, Removal of prisoner to Bucks County Stomarh: A Handboolk of Diagnosis and 245 _Asylum 263_ Treatnmnt rev , 795 PANNETT, C. A.: Anoci-association, 353 Reply for the War Office,984 PATERtSON. James J.:* ritish in GEerman con- Papiiloma of traohea (Lambers back), 921 Royal Army Medical Corps (temporary centration camps, 1048 PAPILLON. J. W.: Royal Medical Benevolent commissions), 932-Tribute to the work Patbological laboratories See Laboratories Fund, 155 of, 984 Paths of infection in anterior poliomiyelitis Paralysis, general, Intrathecal treatment of Rum rations.889 (leading article). 1034 (El. halter Oettings and Ethel Waildron), 475 St. John Ambulance Brigade,889 PATON, Leslie: Mikulicz's disease, 1024 DEC. 2r), T9141 IND)EX. I 'ITF BP.TIsH !)TTTEC. 2, - 19141W.:TlN antagonisticXaction LMEDICAL JOerr._ '23 PATTERSON, S. W.: The antagonistic action PIPates, boltedl, modification of the (E. W. Presidential addresses. See Association, of carbon dioxide and adrenalin on the Hey Groves), 836 British Medical, Branches and Divisions heart, 921 Plates, tapped with converging screws (E. W. PElEST E. B.: Chronic pulmonary tuberculosis PAUL L.: Late infection following Elliot's Hey Groves), 836 in infancy and childhood, 466 operation. 390 Plating in fractures. See Fractures PRICHARD, Robert D., appointed J.P. for PAULSON, William: Sublingual medication, Pneumococci and bullets, 648. See also Bacilli County of Glamorgan, 159 541 and bullets PRIESTLEY, John: School miedical officers, PAYR, Professor: Treatment of abdominal Pneumococcic arthritis. See Arthritis 416 wounds. 944 Pneumonia, acute, followed by puenmococcic Prince of Wales's Fund. See Fund Poea and lumbago. See Lumbago arLhritis (W. Silverwood Ricllardson), 120 PRINGLE. J J.. evidence of before the Royal PEGLER, Dr.: Headache. 582-Treatment of Pneumonia following antityphoid inoculation Commission on venereal diseases, 20 inoperable growths of the throat and nose, (8F. H. Edgeworth), 1099 Prison conditions in Canada, 92 1018-Dangers of exploratory puncture in Pneumonia fresh air and. 104, 564 Prison medical service, information concern- the antrum of Highmore, 1020-Abnormal Pneumonia, fulminant, and scrofula, associa- ing, 454 malar antrum. 1062 tion of with status lymphaticus (Charles Prisoners of war in India, 1084 Pellagra, (Iommission for the study of, now McNeil), 576 Profession of medicine See Mfedicine at work at Spartanburg, South Carolina, Pneumonia in the Highlands of New South Professional classes, War Relief Council, 820. 159 Wales, 524 See also War Pellagra, experimental work to be carried out Ppeumonia, review of books on, 1027 Professor, title of, 262 at Georgia State Sanatorium at Milledge- Pneumothorax. artificial (El. deiCarle Wood- Progress of a peaceful campaign (leadinig ville, 1098 cock and J. A. M. Clark), 1016 article) 1033 Pellagra made a notifiable disease in South Pneumothorax, artificial, and swimm-ning Proprietary drugs, chemical constitution of Carolina, 799 (Olive Riviere), 120 certain, 924, 979, 1032, 1069 Pellagra, English. in earIy childhood POCKLEY, Captain Brian Colden Antill, killed -Proprietary medicines. See also Secret (c,harlea R Box). 397 in action, 858-Obituay notice of, 858 remedies Pelvis, contracted, treatment of in pregnancy Poetry. war. See War Prostate, enlarged. treatment of, 864, 908 sad)abour (fHenry Jellett), 533-(Professor Poisoning by beetroot, 155 Prostitution, essential preventives of (Lachlan Frank), 534-Discussion, 535 Poisoning, carbon monoxide, in the Seng- Grant), 285 -Pelvis, the coxalgic (Dr. Briggs). 881 benyddexplosion (Ivor J. Davies), 57 Prostitution, the problem of (leading article), PE,NBERTHY. Jno.; Future of the Lister Poisoning, coal gas, recovery (Andrew 30 IUstitute, 383 - Fleming). 920 Provident dispensary," definition of, 740 EENFOLD, W. J.: Effect of radiations on cells Poisoning gas (in Canada), 92 Pruritus ani, treatment of, 348, 420 and fluids, 709-Variability among bacteria Poisoning. lead, among women and girls, Psscho-analsis. 47 and i%R bearing on diagnosis, 710 Pottories Fund Committee do good work for, Psychological medicine, information con- ,Pennyalvania and eugenic marriages, 33- 472- cerning the study of, 452 Trustees of the university vote in favour of Poisoning by tetrachlor-ethane (evidence at Psychology of medical practice (R. C. Buist), the admission of womien to the Medical inquest), 1105 289 College. 238-The women are admitted, 745 Policemen, sick (parliamentary question), 312 Psychopathology, on tlle importance of the People's Books, rev., 241 Poliomyelitis. anterior, paths of infection in unconscious in (C. G. Jung), 964-(Ernest Pauncy, James F.: Treatment of uterine (leading article), 1034 Jones), 966-Discussion, 967 cancer, 403 Poliomyelitis, epidemic (Arthur A. Pim), 313, Psychopathology, review of books on, 971. Perineorrhaphy, suture of levator ani in 831 Spe also Freudism (Henry Jellett;. 242 Poliomyelitis, in Lancashire and Westmor- Public health appointment, an important Peritonitis, tuberculous. in an infant fed on land, 515 (West Hartlepool). 311, 595 unboilert cow's milk (Hugth T. Ashby), 178 Political ferment and lunacy, 691 Public Health and Hygiene Bureau estab- Permanganates in sloughing and tetanus- Polyclinic, London Medical Graduates' CoI- lished in New York, 51 infected wounds (Lieutenant-Colonel Sir lege and, information concerning, 449 Public health lectures (parliamentary ques- Leonard Rogers!, 1055 Polypus, choanal(EHerbert Tilley), 1062 tion), 198 Pharmaceutical chemicals, purity of sanmples Pons,Hospital for wounded at, founded by of (C. A Hill), 279 Emile Combes. 919 Public Health and Poor Pharmacology, of books on, 181 Law Medical l' reviewv PONTOPPIDAN. Erik: Public measures against Services,102, 155, 275, 319, 419, 492, 524, harmacopoeia, British, the new. 143, 345, venereal disease in Denmark. 282 636, 907, 1090 595, 609, 634, 672, 696,719, 758,797, 820, 884. 1124 Poor Eaw Medical Officers' Association. See Melical officers of health ancl private Publication postponed. 345-On view at Association patients, 275 offices of General Medical Couneil, 595-Cor- Poplar Borough Council and the visitation of Notification bypartner of a medical officer respondence on, 605, 696, 820-Review of 634. cases of expectant maternity, 907 ofhealth, 419 672. 719, 758.797. 80,881-Additions to, 672- Popular lecture (J. Arthur Thomson), 277 Poor Law Medical Officers' Associatien of And the practitioner, 696.820-Alterations in Port of London, annual report of M.O.H., 276 England and Wales, 102, 155 606-Annual composition and strength, 719-Standards PORtTER, Annie (and H. BFANTHAM): Some meeting, 102,i55-Recent legislation affect- fordrugsand chemicals, 758-Original drugs, Minute Animal Parasiteso0 Unlseen Foes in ing the duties of Poor Law imedical officers, 758-Galenical preparations, 759--Other the Animal World. rev., 88 102-Tlle future of the Poor Law and the qiuantitative tests, 759-Chemicals, 759- PORTER, Sir James: Treatment of the Poor Law MedicalService, 155-Annual Pharmacy, 797-Analytical processes and woundedia naval warfare, 359 dinner, 156-C'ouncil meeting 606 tests, 798 -Abbreviated names, 798-Pre- PORTER. Lieutenant Reginald Edward, killed Refuse tips, 1090 parations for tropicaland subtropical parts, in action, 810 Reports of Medical Oficers of Health: 793-Leading article on, 884 -List of corri- Portsmouth municipal disinfectant station, Blackburn, 275-Bootle. 607- Doncaster genda from the General Medical Council, 482 Rural District. 492-Ramigate, 524 1124 POST, Martin Hayward, death of. 695 Responsibilities of owner and occulpier,lC90 PHiELPS, E. B.: Supposed Death-rates of Ab- Post-graduate courses: At the London School Scientific research for the Local Govern- stainers and Non-abstainers and their Lack of Dental Surgery of the Royal Dental ment Board, 319 of Scientific ValZie, rev., 240 Hospital, 159-At Glasgow, 201-At St. Teaching of hygiene, 419 Philippine slands, report of Heiser, 160, Bartholomew's Hospital. 219-Atthe f6tel- Urgency orders, 907 1069-Nuimber of deaths in, 160-RePort of Dieu. Paris, 276-In Edinburgh, 313 - In Bureaui of Health for first quarterof 1914. Dublin University, 313 -At the London Public health services, informnation concern- 1069 Hospitaal, 320-At the Cancer Hospital,320 ing, 452-iedical officers of heslth, 453- PHrLLIPS, E.-W.W. Htubert: An unusual case Post-graduation study, information concern- School medical officers, 453--Tuberculosis of appendicitis, 468 ing. 449 officers, 453-Diplomas in public health, PHILLIPS, J.: Value of the occiput in ascer- Post-scarlatinal rhinorrhoea and otorrhoea, 453 taining the presentation, 1124 004 Public services, information concerning, 454 PHILLIPS, Llewellyn: Is ametin sufficient to POTTER, Coubro: Perithelioma of the naso- PUCELE, Hale, re-elected Mayor of Bishop's bring about a radical cure in amoebiasis? pharynx, 921 Castle, 864 1061 Potteries Fund Comm ittee andlead poisoning, Pupil, dilated, of Argyll Robertson type PahiLLipS Miles H.: Hydrometra, 11) 472 (Hiugh Thompson)879 PHILLIPS, Captain Thomas McCann, diel of Pott's disease in cervical region, with methods pulmonary tuberculosis, See Tuberculosis wounds, 898 of long splinting ( Alexander Don), 460 Puniab, the health ofthe. report of Sanitary Phonasthenia, reviewof- books on, 121 POWELL, E. Alexander: Fighting inFlanesrs, Comrmissioner. 773 Town in, , planning 1084 Phthisis. See Tuberculosis rev 1064 Pupil, dilating the. 608 Fhysical defectives in the freshmiian's class, POWELL, Sir A. Douglas, delivers Harveian PUIRSLOW, Dr.: Fibronyomata of uterus. 533 Indiana University, 1069 oration, 726 PYBUS, F"rederick C.: Case of left duodenal Physics, review of books on, 923 PoWELL, W. Wyndham* Treatment of acute hernia in a child, 14 Ph siology, review of books on, 586, 670, 757 gonorrhoea in the male, 519 PYNE, Albert Robertq, obituary notice of, 419 PICEIERILL, H. P.:ThepePr?evention of Dental PowER. D'Arcy: Treatment of wounds in the Pyohaemnothorax, 854 Caries anzd OralSepss.i rev., 1026 present War: nerveinjuries, 938 Pyomlletra and cancer of cervix(Hulbert Pic.ni', Frederick If.: Urethral and urethro- Practice, conditions of, 776 Roberts), 1100 vesical irrigations, 588-Treatment of acute Precordial thoraeomstory for heart disease gonorrhoea in the male.775 (Alexander Morison). 1062 PICTON, J.:L. Sttate medical service, 292 Pregnancy complicated by haematuria PIRRUE, S. J. -,: Results of antityphoid in- (William- A. Caskie),787 oculation, 603 Pregnancy, the her4rt and kidneys in (Dr. PPsou A. C. (and B. S. ROWNTILEE): Lectures MAcAllister), 879 on Ho sing, rev; 400 Pregnancy and labour, treatment of con- Quackery, school childlren and, 145 PIrGRIM,i,ieutentin -Colonel Herbert Wilsoii, tracted pelvis(Henryin Jellett), 533-(Pro- Quacks and the war. 551 o obituary notice-o 64 fe-sor Frank). 534-,iiscussion 535 Pilgrims returned to NorthAfrica- from Mecca, Pregnancy seruim diagnosis of (Archibald report on -examination of stools of (Ed. Leitch), 161, 330 iergent andLg. Ng). 731 Pregnancy, toxaemic (E. H. Tweedy), 1101 Pills female corrective," qiualitative analysis Pregnancy, twin tubal, with tubal abortion of R. of, 1003 one twin (Noel Biraham), 239 Pnzf, Arthur A.: Epidemici poliomiiyelitis, 831 Prescribing, excessive. ''See Insurance Fiiiewood sa'wdust 'as a surgical dressing Presentation in labour, value of the occiput R.A M.C., the wxork of, 860-Commlissions hin (Charles W. Cathicart), 661 -- (Rushton in ascertaining, 11 64 908-Tem oorary com missions (parliamiien- Parker), 754-(F.DD Bennett), 755 PRESENTATIONS, 103, 200, 260, 647, 7W5. 773 tary question), 932. &ee also Army.' Britis PITrs Bernard, obituary notice of, 1122 Bartley, William, 773 Race regeneration, review' of books on, 717 P'ituitriui in labour, 410 Divine. John, 103 RiLdcliffeIrmfitary. See Infirmary Plaguevrevalence of. 316, 380, 397. 471. 564. Magner. William. 617 Radiation dosage 845 696 813-In Hong Kong, 316, 380, 397, 471, 564. Simon, Sir Robert, 765 Radiations, action of on cells and fluids 6936, In the auritius, 843, 935. 1085, 1102 Stephenson, William, 200, 260 (W. S. Lazarus-arrlow), 708-Dicu-sssion, Plants, electro-physiology of, 930 Williams, Ralph, 103 709, T'}E BRITIS.I 1 24 mEDrTAL JOURNAL INDEX. [DEC. 26, 19I4

Radiography in diagnosis of bullet wounds, REIs, C. L. W.: Tuberculous glands in the Reviews of Books (continued) value of (-ir ,John ntland-Sutton), 953- neck, 1076 Encyclopaedia Britaunica: Historical Correspondlence on. 1047 Relieving offdcer, appointment of (Killbala), Articles reprinted, 718, 758 Radium and cat-cer (Dr golden). 335 5b6 Encyclopaedia, The New (R. C. O'Neill), 182 Racdium emanation needles (W. C. ntevenson), "temembAr the Doctor," 1124 in Flanders 1 Figbting (E. Alexander Powell), 26 Removal of prisoner to Hucks County Asylum 1064 Radium Institute, London, repnrt of, 42 (iarliamentary question); 263 Finny's First Aid: A Notebook for Am. Badlium rays, effects of on diffr rent kinds of RE.SSRAW, Arnold: Antityphoid Inoculation, bulance Students (W. E. St. Lawrence epithetium ( 'r. Lazarus-Barlow), 1023 a sppedy metbod, 470 Finny) 758 Radium supply for Shbeffiel , 39; for Man- Resionsibilities of owneranl oceupier, 1090 First Aid in Accidents and Sudden Illnesses chester. 39, 151, 214, 647; foi Glasgo0w,. 39 RENT4,UL J. L.: ."Controlled" use of new (D. Mlacarsney). 757 Radiumi. therapeutic application- o., (lohn tubereulin in pulmonary tuberculosis, 491 Flies in Relation to Disease: Non-blood- Joly), 680 Requiisitioning of ears and horses and the sucking Flies (G S. Graham-Smith). 717 Radiuim therapv by means of emanation supvly of petrol, 341 Forgiveness and Suffering: A [Study of needles new and economical method of Rese .rch Defence Rociety. See Society Christian Belief (D. White), 124 (Walter Co. dtevensrn), 9 ResearCh schemes of the Mtedical Research Frolmi Memory's Storehouse: lncidents of Radium in trea.tment of cancer, report of 0'ollnittee. See Medical research my Life Work (E. Tennyson Smitb) 9?3 George Crocker 8pef ial Research Fund, Retro catheterism. mode of (James MlacKunn), Gas Poisoning in Mining and -other in. 1113 3s9 dustries (J. Glaister and D. Dale Logan). Radium treatment of inop rable growths of Retro-pharyngeal swelling (G. Elphick), 1062 757 the throat ant nose (killirm Hill), 1017 and its 1 Gonorrhoea Complications, Text- Rain in the tren-thes, 15 Reviews of Books, 17,74 121, 180, 239, 366, books of (Georges Luys), 543 RAMS,Yy. A Maittind: T'eaching of ophthal- *400, 472, 508; 542.- 56. 610. 670 717, 757, 795, Greek and Roman Medicine. Outlines of mology, 362-Elliot's operation for glaucoma, 859, 881 913.971,. 1026,. 1063, 1102 (James Sands ElBptt), 121 3qii Abdlominal hernia, Mechanical Treatment Gunehot Injuries, -how they are Inflicted, RAMSAY, 0. G.. death of. 275 of tWilliam Flurton de Garmo), 473 their Complications and Treatment Ramsgate. report of M.O. ti, 524 Allen's Commercial Organic Analysis (Colonel L. A. Lagarde), 122 BANKEN, 'aptain rieriry %4herwood killed in (edited by W. A. Davis and S. S. Sadtler), Gn0' Hospital Reports, vol lxvii, 76 action, 632-1'bituary notice ot 608, 104q- 670 Ho idays and How to Use Them (C. D. Mus- Legion of tton(iir bestowed upon, 812- Ambulance, Manual of (J. 8. Riddell), 757 grove), 76 Victoria ross bestowed unon. 899 Anaiomist's Notebodk: A Guide to the Dis- Hormone Therapy, Practical: A Manual of RANKIN, Guthrie: The borderland of disease, section of the Human Body (A. Melville Organotherapy for General Practitioners 821. 874 Paterson), 182 (H. R. Harrower) 240 RANKIN. J. C: Lupus vulgaris, 970-Rodent Anatomy, Mantual of, Systematic and Prac- House oh Wheels (E. Sloan Chesser), 124 ulcer. 970 ti.'al. including Embryology (A. M. HousiDg, Lectures on (B. S. Rowntree and RAO, Civil Assistant Surgeon B. K Narayana. Buchanan), 512 A.%.. Pigou), 4CO po)sted for prelimi-tary training to invebti- Animal Parasites, or Unseen Foes in the Haow t Breathe, Speak, and Sing(R. Stephen- gate diabetLs in Madras, 1081 Animal World (H. B. Fantham and Annie son), 122 Rat-bite fever. See Fever Porter), 588 Hygiene, Handbook of (A. M. Davies), 122 RATCLIFP GAYLARD, Dr.: Rlpture of uterus Annual hLrities Register and Digest (0. S. BE giene. See also Eanitation through the scar of an oldCaesarean section, och), 4CO Hypnotism and Self- Education (A. M. 537 Appendieitis: A Plea for Immediate Opera- Hutchinson), 241 RAYMONDAUD, E. J , death of, 159 tion (Edmund Owen). 180 I.B. Therapy, with Special Reference to RAYNER -lerbert I: , obituary noticeof. 819 Apsley lookery Book, containing 500 Recipes Tuberculosis (W. E. K. Armstrong), 75 READE, Surgeon. M.ijor-oGeneral Sir John By for the Uric- Acid-Free Diet (Mrs. J. J. Indian Catechism of First *ole, obituary notce of, Aid (Major B. J. 863 Webster and Mrs H Llewellyn), 367 Blackham). 971 Reading and near vision. hygiene of (J. Asthma and its Radical Treatment (James Indian Catechism of Home Nursing (Major Herbert Parsons) 359-Discusbion, 361 Adam), 670 R. J. Blackhanm). 971 RECLUs Paul, de4th of, 6 5 Astrology in Medicine (Charles Arthur Industries for the Feeble - minded and Recru ts, dental treatment of (parliamentary Mercier), 588 Imbecile: a Handbook for Teachers (A. question), 985 Baby: Mlother's Book by a Motber, 211 Bickmore), 181 Recruits, housing of 640 lBaby-Clothing on aealthful, Economical, Infant Health Workers, Handbook for: In Recruits, inoculation of, 933 and Original Lines (William Hitching) 544 Connexion with Schools for Mothers Recruits, the new, and their training 592 Baeteriologv. Clinical and Applied, Manual (R. UI. H. Walford). 972 Recruits, new camps for (pariiamentary of (R Tanner Rewletti.1102 Insanity and other mental Diseases (Charles question, h53 Birth rate, Report on the Enelish, Part I: Arthur Mercier), 1C63 Recruits, operations of expediency on, 900, England North of the Humber (Ethel M. Insurance Acts, 1913, the National Health, 948 Elderton, 1103 Medical and Sanatorium Benefit lReguia. Recruits, the teeth of, 929 Births: Geburten-Riickgang und Geburten- tions, etc (edited by J. Henry Lloyd), 367 Recruits of the Territorial Force and their Regelung. Im Lichte der individuellen Internal secretions: Les s6errtions in- early training, examination of (basil und der sozialen Bygiene(A. Grotiahn) 671 terines; Principes pbhysiologiques appli- Hughes), 496 Cane ugar and Heart Disease (Arthur cations A,la pathologie (E. Gley), 670 Recruits, treatment of, in military hospitals, Giulaton), 1103 Invertebral Foramen, An Atlas and flisto- 933. See also War and Army, British Cerebellar localization: Localisations logic Description of an Invertebral Fora- Rectum, abdomino-perineal excision of (Aslett C6r6belleuses (Andr6 Thomas and A. men and Its Adjacent Parts (H. SwaL- Baldwin), 9)1 Durupt), 7i berg), 543 Red Cross: Work in East Lancashire, 151- Che-mistry, Elements of(El. LI. Bassett), 631 Irritability (lMax Verworn), 630 Abroad 481-In merica 495-in-ervia, 5i8, Chemistry. In rganic, Introduction to Isolation Hospitals (H. Franklin Parsons), 686, 771- holeracorps for the Russian. 413, Modern (J. W. Mellor), 19 366 520-Work of in Hungary. 522-Workin Paris, Chemistry. Inorganic. Notes on Ele- King Albert's Book, 1064 682, 727-In France,612, 721 813-i 'anadian, mentary (F. B. Jefferey). 631 Labyrinth, The: An Aid to the Study of 688-Hospital at Netles, 731. 991. 1)3-fios-. Chemistry, (rganic, an Introduction to the Inflammations of the Internal Ear (B. pital near Boulogne, 859-And tuberculosis study of (H. T. (llark0), 631 Braun and I. Friesner), 839 in Germany, 9i9 Chemi.try, Organic: A Third Year Course Life. On Means for the Prolongation of RedOross hospi als in Franne. 1079 in the Rleteroc',i'hc Compounds, Carbo- (sir H. Weber). 588 Red (iross, origin and deve-opment of, 549, h% drates, and Terpenes (T. P. Hilditch), 19 of 633 673. 760, '98 882, 923, 977, 1030, Liquids, Viscosity (A. E. Dunstan and 721. 1066, Children- a Diseases :- 1.eitfaden der Blug- F. B Thole), 588 1104,1110- are of the wound'-d in antiquit, Iingskrankheiten fuir Studierende und Literature-tbe Word of Life or of Deatl 589-Careof the-wounded in the -- iddie Ages, Aeirzte (Walter 1ilrk). 19 (canon Barry), 717 590 b5irst ambilances, 590 Beginning of Cbildre 'a Diseases: A Manual for Students Lunacy Practice: A Practical Guide for tbe neutralization of hospitals, 591 -The and Practitioners (.U. McCaw), 19 Certification and Detention of Persons of founderof the Red Cross. 591-Help for the Circulation, Therapeutics of (Sir Lauder Unsound Mind (W. H. Gattie). 474 wounded during the xm-,rlcan war, 633. 1104 Brunton), 1102 Marriage and Motherhood (Hugh 13. David- -The Geneva onvention, 633, 673-Inter- City of London Illustrated (Major Green- son), 241 national Cor.gress. 634-The British Red wood), 76 Medical Directory, 1028 'Cross Mociety, 721 798-' ational -ociety for Cook-ry for Every Household (Florence B. Medical Notes for School Teachers (C. W. Aid to the Sick and Wounded in War. 7)1- Jack), 19 Butt). 972 St. John Amiiulance 7'1 761-The Knights Cyciopaedia of -American Medical Bio- MediciLe, Practice of (F Taylor), 542 of St John in England, 72 '-The Kn'gujts of graphy. comprising the Lives of Eminent Mieroscopic. Prtcis de (MI. Langeron), 401 St. John in Scotland, 722-liast da s In Deceased Physicians and burgeons from Molecular Phvsics [Textbooks of Ohemical Malta, 722-Revival of the Order of -t. Joh'. 161t-1910 (H. A. Kelly). 239 Research and Engineering] (J. A. 760-Central British Red CrossU'ouncil. 799 Dental Caries awnd Oral Sepsis, Prevention Crowther), 923 -Joint Committee, 799 France, 882 of (fH P. Pii-kerill), 1026 Morals and Brain (Sir Thomas Clouston), Russia 923-Japan 977-Germany, 1030- Dermatology: Finffibrung in die Derma- 717 Austria, 1066 Hungary. 10O-Itaiv, 1104- tologie (i Bettmann), 180 Mortality and Sickness Tables, Construction Spain. 1101-Uoited States, 1i04 Other Dia.ries, 1061 of (W. Palin Elderton and Richard C. countries, 11 5-Leading article on, 1110 Dietetics (Alexander Bryce), 241 Fippard), 544 Red Cross Society See 9ociety Dietetiec, or Food in Health and Disease National Ideals and Race Regeneration Red Cross work in Pari. 682, 727-In France, (W. Tibbles), 587 (Rev. R. F. Horton), 717 813 Dietptics. Lectures on (H Rinborn), 587 Nervous system, Diseases of, for the Red Cross See alsoWar Digestion: Die iiussere Sekretion der Ver- General Practitioner and Student (A. Red tape fof-wounDs, 846 dauungsdrti-on (B. P Babkin), 631 Gordon), 630 REES3.TONES,h. W. elected Fellowof theRoyal DiRestive Diseases, Dia gnosis and Treat- Nutrition: A Guide to Food and Dieting Sanitary lnsti-ute. 913 ment of A Practical Treatisc for Stu- (Ubarles E. Sohn), 367 RE&EVE, R. A.: Beading and near vision, 362- dents and Practitioners of Medicine 'Nutrition, the F1undamental Basis of 'ataract olieration, 396 (G. HI. Niles). 795 (Grabam Lusk), 367 Refuse destruetor. a household, 696 Digestive System, Tr-eatment of DiEeases Obstetrics for Students and Junior Prac- Refuse tips. 1090 of the (Robert -aundby), 795 titioners, a Handbook of (Kedernath Des). Regnault's laboratory apparatus destroyed by Directory of Women Tea-hers and other &81 Germans 679 Women connected with Higher and _ Occupational Diseases: their Causation. Reichert of Vienna, abridged catalogue of ecindtary Edulcaion 401 Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention microscores, etc. 20 104 Edinburgh University Medical Year REID, Sanitation: A Book, (W Gilman ThomPson), 1027 G.:P-ractical Handbook 1913 (D. C. L. FitzWilliams), 123 Ophthalmic Surgery (C H. Beard), 18 for SanitaryI8pectors and others Inter- Education and Race Degeneration (Sir John Ophthialmology: Diagu6stico l)iferencial de ested in Sinitatiotn, xev., 123 Eldon Gorst), 717 -la Conjunctivitis Granulo;a (Tracoma) de REINHARDT, G.F., death of, 275 Embryology, Textbook of General (W. E. la Conjunctivitis Primaveral y de la Con- REID, J.: Reform of vit-al statistics, 1052 Rellicott), 542 junctivitis Folicular (R. Guiral), 18 THE DEC. 26, 19I41 INDEX. MMEDICALBITTs8rsJOURNAL 25

Beviews of Books (continued) Reviews of Books (continlued) Ross, Staff Surgeon George Charles Cumber. OphthalmQlogy: Taschenbuch der Augen- Therapeutics, Dietetics, and Hygiene land, killed in acti n. 735 beilkunde ftr Aerstbe und Studierende (J. W. dprinstbore), 473 Ross, Sir Ronald: Science and the Rtate, 195- (Curt Adam), 17 Thyroid Thyroides, parathyroYdes, Awarded Bisset RHwkins medal, 726-De- Ophthalmology, Modern: A Practical thymus; anatomie, physiologie, patho- livers Huxley Lectureat Charing Cross Hos- Treatise on the Anatomy, Physiology, logie, deductions thirapeutiiques (L. pital, 802 =A Di.eases of the Eye (J. Moores Ball), Launoy), b87 Ross, 8 J.: The special fund-trade union or 18 Training of the Child:',A Parent's Manual trust? 45-Treatment of chronic empyema, Organic Analysis, Allen's Commiiercial 670 (G Spiller), 241 5-The British Me 'ieal association and the Pain, its Origin, Conduction, Perception, Tropical Diseases: A Manual of the Dis- medical profession, 166 and Diagnostic Significance (Richard J. eases of Warm Climates (Sir Patrick Ross, T. A.: Popular 'rewulism. 1rt89 Behan), 881 MaLson), 74 ROTH, Paul Bernard: Treatment of torticollis, Pathology: Pathologie interne et diagnostic Tropical Hygiene for Anglo-Indians and 667 (R. Hyvert), 671 Indians (-4urgeon-General Sir Pardey Roussy: Diabetes insinidus, 204 Pathology, Practical, including Morbid Lukis and Major R. J lWackham , 840 Row, i.: Se,.rum reactions in kala-azar, 472- Anatomy and Post-mortem Technique Truth. hristmas rbumber. 1027 Parasite in simple contintued fever 472 (J. Miller), 796 Tuberculosis: Its Cause and Prevention ROWELL, H. -.: Me- hatii a) considerations of Pediatrics, Case-aistories in (J. L. Morse), (S. 0 Otis), 17 the human foot, wsth special reference to 18 Tuberculosis: Iie Enstehung der Mtensch- fit-foot, 416 Pharmacology, Clinical and Experimental: lichen Lungenphthise (A. Bacmeister), 17 RIWLAND, hidney (ard Sir Antbony A. A Groundwork of Medical Treatment, Tubereulosis: Die ProRnosenstellung bei BowLBYV: Rieport *n gias gangrene. 913 being a Textbook for Students and Phy- der Lu -gentuberkulose. mit eigehender ROWLANDS, U. P.: Treatmeut of wounds in sicians (El. H. Me)er and R. Gottlieb), 181 Berlicksichtigung dpr physikalischen und thie pretsent war, 940 Pharmaco-Tberapy and Preventive Inocu- serologisehen Befunde und dpr thera- RuJWNTREE. B. S. (and A. C. PIGOU): Lectures lation applied to Pneumonia in the peutiscben PrognoRtik (D. 0. Kuthy and on Hoting. rev., 400 African Na ive. With a Diiscourse on the A. Wolff-Eisner), 473 Roy, Donald: Puerp ral eclampsia. 756 Logical Methods which ought to be Em- Vital Staining : Die vitale Karminseiche- Royal Academy of le.ticine in Ireland. See ployed In the Eivaluation of Therapeutic rung (K Kiyono) 630 Academy Agents (-ir Almroth Wrieht), 1027 Volcanic Action, Effects of in the Prorluc- Royal Army Medical Corps. See Army, British Phonasthenia: Die Ermildung der Stimme tion of Epidemic iseases in the Animal Royal Earlswooc Institution for Mental De- (R. Im2ofer). 121 and in the Vegetable Creation, and in ibe fectives. repoi t, 1075 Photography in Colours: A Textbook for Production of Hurricanes and Abnormal Royal lFaculty of Pthysicians and Surgeons of Amateurs and Students of Physics Atmospherical Vicissitudes (El. J. John- Gi sgow, ioformation concerning the study (G. Lindsay Johnson), 923 ston-Lavis), 839 of medicine, 43Z, 951-Annual meeting, 951 Phvsiology in Surgical and General Prac- Voluntary Aid Detachments. Manual of for Royal fnstitute of Public nealth Congress tice, the Newer (4 tiendle Short). 757 Women (Lieutenant-Colonel Gabbett), 508 See Congrabs Physiology, Textbook of, for Medical Womanhoodl abd Race Regeneration (Mary Rosal Medlical Benevolent Fund. See Fund btuderts and Practitioners (William Bt. ticharlieb, 717 Royal Ne."al ivision, i124 See also Navy Howell), 586 X Rares: An Introduction to the Study of Rtoyal Naval Ho pital. see Elospital Post-mortem Room, A Handbook for (A. G. Roenteen Rays (G. W (. Kave). 183 Rotal v y. bee Navy Gibson), 76 Yonth and Sex: Dangers and safeguards for Rto al Piani'ary Institute. Set- Institute Psychologt (Henry J. Watt), 241 Girls and Hoys (Mary Scharlieb and Royal -iurgical Aid tociety, 1090 Psychopathology of Everyday Life (Sigmund F. Arthur Sibley), 241 Rum rations tpsrhimoentary question), 859 1 reud). 971 Rtural housing See HousiDg Race Regeneration, Methods of (0. W. REYmONn, Emile. killed in action 765 Ruse, S.: Acbion of radiations on cells and taleeby). 717 Rheumatic arthritic affections, intensive flulids, 709 Religion and Race Regeneration (Rev. F. B. metallic iodine treatmeut for. 160 RUSSELL John: Recent legislation and the Mever), 717 Rheumatoid arthritic (1). Ourward Brown), me,dical prolession, 67 Road to a Healthy Old Age. Essays Lay and 666- 'orrespondence on. 774 RUSskeLL, K. I".: Malarial fever with severe Melical (T. H. Scott), 671 Rhinorrhoea, post scarlatinal, 1004 ce ebral syntiptoins, 470 Ro * al London Ophthalmic Hospital Reports, RHODErS. M1ilsov Ruissen: State Medical RUSSELL, Thomas: Duty of the Statetowards 401 service, 291 the child, 338 Salvarsan Tre%tment of Syphilis in Private Rhodesia 4i rthtern, sleeping tickness in (Dr. Russia: Ini)erial Ounia votes in favour of a Practice, with some account- of the May", x,t. '51 proposal to establish a Faculty of Medicine Modern of Diagnosis (G. Stop- Rib. fliating fracture of. See Fracture in the Univt-raity of ot Petersburg, 238- ford I'aylor'Methodand R. W. MacKenua), 543 RICE-sR )SON "'harles W.: Congenital atresia History of tied C:ross, 413, 520, 923 Sanitary Inspector's Handbook (A. Taylor), of th- post-nasal orifice, 244 Russian invalids in Germany and Austria, 123 RIC.HkRDSON, Lieutenant S., died of wounds, trealment of 1035 Sani'ation, Practical: A Handbook for 898 RYAN, Uharies E.,, MWdaille comm6morative Health Officers and Practitioners of RICEHARDSON, W. Silverwond: Pneumneocelc de la campagne de 18o0 71 " conferred upon, Medicine (ei'. Gardner and J. P. Simonds0, artbritis following pn4iimonia. 120 313 123 RIDDELL, J. Scott: Handbook ncud Guide to RYLE, R. J.: The Mexican blanket. 9S5 Sanitation. Practical: A Handbook for Aberdeen, rev., 193-A Manual of Ambu- Sanitary Inspectors and others inter- lance rev 157 ested in Sanitation (G. Reid), 123 RIPLEY, William Robert, obituary notice of, Sanitation. See also Hygiene 1003 Secrets of the German War Office (Arm- RILEY, Francis: Membranous non-diphtherial gaard Karl Graves), 758 laryngitis, 177 Sex Problems (J. A. Thomson and Patrick RINTOUL. tjieutenant David Wylie, killed in St. John Ambulance Brigade. See Ambti. Geddes), 717 action, 810 lance. Red Cross and 'War Sister Henrietta, C.S.M. and A.A., Bloem- RITCHIE, James: Future of the Lister Insti- fit. Luke's day in i ive-pool, 899 fontein Kimberley, 1874-1911 (edited by tute 315 bt M*ry tonacevall and Uharing Cross, 89 Lady Lock and b!iss Stockdale), 20 RITCHTE, Lionel Charles Peel, death of, 603- SADTLER. 4 -- (and W A uAVrs, editors): Skin Diseases, Treatise on, for the Use of Obituary notice of, 6(7 Alle7'8 Commercial Organic Analysis, rev., Advanced Studenbts and Practitioners (Hi. RIvIE:mE, (live: Artificial pneumthorax and 6'iu W. Stelwagon), 180 swimming. 120--Di*gnosis of chronic pul- Safeguarding the health of the troops at Skin Distases See also Dermatology. monary tuberculosis in infancy and child- home (leading article). 844 Soldiers' Entglish and French Conversation hootd, 46S SAHLI, Ht.: Opium and omnopon, 354 Book (Walter t. Gallichan), 1104 ROBERTS, llavid: Special fund-trade union balaries 0t assistantmeuical and tuberculosis Some lUain Issues: A Collection of Essass or trust? 154 o0cr-rs, 345 (G. W Steeves), 76 ROBERTS, Hubert: Pyometra and cancer of Salares of medical officers (Ireland), 201 Spectrum Analysis Applied to Biology and cervix, 1100 bALES BY, 0. W.: The Methods of Ruce De- MedL% ine (C. A. MacaMunn), 544 ROBERTSON, A. White: Propnsed special ser- gene,atttin, rev., 7.7 Spiritualism and Psychical Research (J. vice (cholera) corps, 652-The master toxin, Salforc: Small-pox in, 4C-Maternity benpfit Arthur Hill), 24L 880 and the 'aaiford Board of Guardians, 414- Stomach Diseases and their Relation to ROBERTSON, W. G Aite-hison: rFegal investi- Medical inspection of school cbildren, 488- Other Diseases (Charles G. Stockton), 796 gation of the cauise of death 792 Insurance orumittee anit alleged over- 6toma'-h, the Surgery of the, a Handbook of ROBERTsON William Compensation for eye prescribing, 947 'ee (1180 "anchester Diagnosis and Treatment tH. J. Paterson), inDjuries, 803 See Robinson Salpaugitis. in erstitial tuberculous (Clifford 795 ROBR.RTSON, William: l3enzol in bilharzia, tshite), 11(O Sugar Analysis for (lane Sugar and Beet 1092 SALTER, Alfred v. London Insurance Com. t%ugar Houses, Refineries, and Experi- ROBINSON, Mr : (ridocyclitis. lf24 mitswe, tO mental Stabions, and as a Handbook of ROBINSON, William: compensation for eye Salvarsan, deaths after 87 Iustruction in t4chools of chemical injuries, 803 salvar-an, fisat on of arsenic by the brain Technology (F G. Wiechmann), 19 Rochdsle, small-pux outbreak at (parliamen- alter intravenous injections of (J. Molntosla Suoposed Death rates of Abstainers and tarv question), 193 and P Filues), 921 Nou-abstainers and theirLack of Scientific ROOKCLIFFE, Mr.: Mydriasis and irido-cyclo- ialvarsau patients, 774 Value (l. B Phelps), 240 plesia, 879 SAMPSON, Ce ptai1J PHtri-k. Distinguished Surgery, Minor, and Bandaging. Manual of, Bocketeller Institute for Medical Researebh cervice-Order citnferi ed upon, 995 for the Ut e of Hiouse-Surgeons, Dressers, lurther donation from Mr. Rockefeller for SAMwAvs, D. W.: vlut-mursof dilated hearts and Junior Practitioners (d. Morriston the study of human disease, 159-Hequ.-et and their explanation, 43 -A plea for au Davies), 59 to under the will of Hlenry Rutherford, amhutance chassis, 738 Stirgery, Modern: General and Operative 1098 Ranatot en parliam' ntary question), 889 (J 0. Dacosta), 472 RODDICK, Sir Thomas, and Dominion regis- Sanatorium aiscipline, educational value of, Surgery, Practice of (Russell Howard), 472 tration 92 415s Surgery, Practice of (J. -G Mumford) 509 RoDmAN, W. L.: Cancer of the breast, 3C4 Sanatorium reports, 482 burgery, Principles of (W. A. ksryan). 473 Roentgen Ray Association founded in -New hatatorium treatwent, the lter results of, 482 Surgery, System of (edited by C. C. Choyce), York, 1093 Sanatoriums for tuberculosis: Heafrrth, 400- Roentgen ray work in the Australiali Volun- Marybotiougb, re)orb of, 42-Nova acotia, Surgery of the Vascular System (B. M. tary Hospital. 770 203-I he -Holt, for ( hilkren, 4t8-Killing- Bernhein(), 717 ROGERS lieutenant-Colonel Sir Leonard: beck Leedis case of accumulation o0 tartar Surgical .-andbook for the Use of Students, Permanganatles in sloughing and tetanus- resembling odo.toma (AlJaO B. Hamilton), Practitioners, House-Surgeons, and infected wounds, 1055 471-Local Government Hoard issues a re- Dressers (ei'. M. Caird and U. W. Cathcart), Rohilla, wreck of, 811 vised list for insurance patients, 652-Bel- 509 ROSE, Edmund, death of. 159 fast, aLt Vthtteabbey 1045 Tem .erance Reform, and the Ideal State ROSE, H. Cooper, obituary notice of, 98 SANDEMAN. Condie: Medical certification (John Clifford), 240 RCsENAU, Dr.: Pain following zoster, 52 other than under Lunacy Acts, 328 r;f; ?_:} Tiir, -'I L SW6 IrnesQIt'Jsi IN '1 INDEX. [DEC. 26, 19t .ANDEMAN, Lautra B.: The State and venereal EDINBURGH (conltinoled SirN,J.lohn P. Oedematous fettus, 524 diisease, 285 St. -t-ndrew's Ambulance Association, 946 SHIIPLEY. A. E.: Insects and warl-ice, 497 Ean iFranciaco to celebrate the opening of the Tuberculosis hospital, objectionis to a pro- 597--Bed bugs 527-Fleas,568,738 The dlour Panama Canal and its own rebuilding by a .posed, 93. moth in soldix-,' oiscuits. 614-Plies: (1) the big international exposition, 11 house. fly, 662;. (2) Flies, 7( 5--Mites: Sanitarv service of the T'erritorial Force. 343, GLASG(.OW harvest mite 750; Mites (Part II), 784-t1hu 549, 637. See also Armly, Britiih, and War Auderson's Collede Mledical School, 264 Ticks. 916. Sanitation of camps. See ("amps Ba-terioiogist's report, 200 1007 1097830-Leeche,s, 562-Cockrosehes, 5aniiation at the front (p trliamentary ques- Post graduate coturses, 201 Shock, anoci-association in the prevention of tion), 985--Sanitation at nome, military, 723, Roval Faculty of 1'hysicians and Sturgeons, (tn. B. Butler and E. W. sheaf), 113 729- -Leadir,g- article oin, 723 -Circular to 10X5 Shock, hospital for soldiers sufferinig from otiCers coimmanding-in chitf of comlimands, Royal -visit to, 153 (bord IKnutsford's appeal), 802 733-Ftiture or the civil and military sani- Shockless operation. evolution of (E. M. W. tary services, 739-The Local Government Higbest village in, 160 Gray), 349-Discussion. 352 Board,-410 Legal investigation of the cause of death in SHORT, A. Readle: Thie New,er Phzysioloy?l in Sanitstion. review of b)ooks on, 122 (WV. GC Aitchison itobertson), 792 Sutrgjical and Genzeral Practice, rev, 757 S ANTOLIQUIDO, Dr., evidlence of before the Maternity ConvaOesce-t Home, 313 SIBLEY, F. Arthur (and Mary ScHsAii.Itrns: .Hoyal Commission on Venereal Diseasee, Medical 8ervice Emergency Committee, 1045 Youth ancd Sex: Danrge-s and Safeguarnds 130 -Stephenson, William, presentation to, 2C0 for Girls and Boys, rev., 241 Sarcomua of broad- ligament (Trevor B. Tuberculosis hospital, objections to a pro- Sick transport 767, 805 Davies), 1iC0 posed, 93 Sick anld wounded. Sfe War Sarcomila of cervix utelri (Trevor B. Davies). Tub-rculosis treatment. report of the Sea- Sickness claims. See Insuirance 1100 forth 4anatoriumi. Mar%borough, 42 bight test for army coiiimissions (parlia- Sarcomiia of uterus (Dr. Rolomons), 1101 Women and the medical profession, 1118 miientary question), 38 Sarcoma of uterus, cystic (B. J he..ier), 1101 Fight tests of the Board of Trade, aa anali sis Saskatchewan Medical Association. See Asso- Scotland and the War. See War of the results ef the tiew (F. W. Edridge- ciation SCOTT. Lindley: The war, a practical offer, Green), 388-Discussion, 389. See also Colour SAUNDBY-, Robert: Openi-air hospitals in war 316 blinriness time, 493--The Treatment of Diseasesof tfl/r SCOTT,--Maitland (and Richard GOsrPERTZ): Sigmoid mesocolon, oedema of (Ivor Back), Digestive Systeem, rev., 795-Appreciation of Use of an aperient in x-ray examination of 921 Huglh Richard Ker, 862- as open air military the intestine in chronic constipation, 567 SimoN, Sir Robert, presentation to, 765 hlispital(lst 64stern Military Hospital, T.F., SCOTT, T. t : The Poelt to a Healr7hg Oldl Age: SIMONDS, J. P. tand F GARDNER): Practical Cambridge). 942 Essa,ys Lay aend Medical, rev., 671 Sanitation: A Handlbookcfor Health Oieers Saw for hone work, new circtilar (E. W. Hey Scottish medical school, the mlaking of a and Practitioners of MIedicine, rev, 123 Groves), 835 (Sir Alexander Ogaton) 221 SinupsoN, James, obituais notice of, 1091 Scarlatina. See Fever, scarlet Screw-worm, resisting powers of, 492 SIMPsoN, Major J. B.: Sore feet, 555 Scarlet fever See Fever Scrofulous diathesis. See Diathesis SimpsoN, J. Herbert, obituary notice of, SCATCHARD, Captain Thomilas, killed inaction, Sea bathing and skin irritation, 276 819 55o, 602-Estateof 1069 Seaforth Hanatorium. See Sanatorium SimPsON, W. J.: Future of the Lister Insti- SCHARIIEB. Mary, (and F. Arthur SIBLEY): SEAMEN, Louis Livingstone, resigns his coii- -tute.315 Youtk and Sex; Danger7s antd Safegteards mission in the Medical Reserve Corps, SINGH, Captain Kanwar Indarjit, killed in for Girls anid BoVs, rev.. 241-Womanhood U 8 A., 864 action. 1043. a7rd Rame Regeneration, rev., 117 -Stone in Seamen, healtli of tparliamentarv question), Sister Henrietta, C.S M. and A.A., Bloent- the bladlder, 92-H:pithelioma of vulva, 922 38-Mortality of (parliamentary question), fostteisi-Kimberley, 1874-1911, rev hO SCHINDLErz, (.: Der Selviyrsantod Seine 263. See also Mercantile marine - Skin wounds, iodine in, 814. Sie also Iodine Ur.a-1he ind Seine 7erh iitfng intrave, bse SEARLE, Surgeon Francis Charles, killed in Sleeping sickness in Northern lhlodlesia (nr. od ,r intreMnr8skutllte Salvarsaninjektionen? action, 897-Obituary notice of, 897 May's report), 51-In Nyasaland, 495, 632--- b7 SEATON. E C., elected Ronorary Fellow of the Statement by officers of Livingstonia EC-LEICHI Professor First-aid use of anaes- Society of Medical Officers of -- in the Health. 738 Mission, 632-Leading article on, 636 orre- thfetics German armiiy, 639 Secret remedies. report of the Sele-t Com- spondence on, 815 EcesMIEGcLOW, E.: Operation for cancer of mittee, 404-Leading article on, 479, 548- Small bodies and big souls, 928 tie larynx, 243 Correspondence on, 522. See also Proprietary Small-pox in Salford, 40, 91-In Sc'HOPIELD, Alfred T The unconscious in drugs and eatent medicines 94-In Rochdale (parliamentaryLancaslhire,question), psychopathology, 968 Self expression through language with olcler 19)3-Local Governmiient Board circular to ScIfoFIEiD, Gerald: Autisepsis and asepsis children (Margaret Corner), 1091 sanitar- authorities, 864 in war, S0) Seletition and disease (leading a}rticle), 1110 Small-pox, rapid me-uhod of vaccination School cbildrer, incipient pulmonary tuber- Sanghen0dd explosion, cat bon monoxide against (W. E. M. Arnmstrong), 920 culcsiso1 ( Ailker Overen ), 1009 poisoning in (Ivor J. Davies), 57 children. fur, SMALL ooD, Edward, evidence of before the Sclool meals 381, 986-Memo- Senior students in hospitals. See Hospitals Royal Com-imission on Venereal rendrum from Board of Erlucation, 381-Par- Senior students and the war, 1087 475 lDiseases, liamantaly -questiuns, 382, 986--In Ireland, SEQUEIRA, J. H.: Demonstration of skin dis- SMART, Sir Williami, See Advertisement, the 382, 691 eases. 402 limit of Scliuol children,nmedicalinspectionof, annual Septic wouinds. Sec Wouinds SM3iTH, A. Tennyson: Special report for Manchester clhildren, 414---In SER6ENT, Ed Results of examination or ftund-trade Salford. 488-In Vict-ria (B.C ) 489 of uinion trust'? 153---Rupture of uterus stools of sixty-seven pilgrimiis returned to throuigh the scar of an old Caesarean School^hildren. plhysiqu of (parliamentary North Africa from Mecca. 781 section, 536 question) 91 Serriin, antitetanic. See-Antitetanic SMITH Catheriiie L Parlturi! ion School children and quankery, 145 Serum diagnosis of pregnancy and cancer. by enterocele, 52 colmiplicated School medical officers, 416 See Pregnancy and (lancer School treatment SMITH, E. Tennyson: From Memory's Store- miediical ([ondon County Servia, Red Cross in, 518, 686, 771, 1083 Incidents of Life Work, rev., 923 Council and BoLrd of Education), 151 Sewage disposal and the waterworl;s, house: My Schlosl playgrounds (parliamentary 692 SMI1TH, Eustace. obituiary notice of, 904 33 question), Rewage in the field, disoosal of 555 SMITH, Fred. J.: Address as President of SEWILL, fHenry: Secret remiiedies and phar- School teachers and Metropolitan Counties Branch on somle meiodical inspection, 36 macy law amendment, 522--Patent medi- observations on modern vascular Schools, elementary, parliamentary qites- cines and the press 1052 63-Chronic tuberculosisproblemns,ia tions on. 15)--Phvsi at instruction and Sexual characters, determination pulmonary playgrouinds. 150-Dental certificates, of, 87 infancy and chilohood, 467-Headache . 83 150 SHADWELL, St. Clair B.; Royal Medical SMIITH. H. Lyon: Case of disi ea inated Sch -ois, secondary, parliamentaryquestions Benevolent Fund, 46 sclerosis treated by inoculation, 364 on, 199 -Medical inspection of, 199 SHARP, J. Gordon: Food values and vital SMITH, J. Barker: Clinical test for the estima- Sz-hools for mnothers and maternity centres principles, a warning, 420- An appeal to tion of glucose, 276 (leading article), 677 medical men to collect digitalis Schools, natural lightiog of, 196 leaves, 952 SMITH, James Wilkie, obituary noticeof, 1002 SHATTOcH S. G.: Future of the Lister Insti- SMITH, Trevor N.: Insects and war--fleas, 692 Sciatic nerve, regeneration of rul)tured (H. tute,948-(andi ,. DUDGEON): Wound inocu- Smoke nuiisance in Manchester, 94 Stokes), 10 6 lation in carcinoma, with experiments upon SMIYLY, Sir William: Tubal abortion, 1101 ScienceProgr8ss, 190 the action of local cytocides as a means of SMYTHI Staff Suirgeon Thomas killed Science and he tate, 195, 198-Parliamiientary dealing with it, 1023 in action, 487 Auibrey, quest.ion -ri.118 5H11W, leletcher: Septic miscarriage followed Scientific ies iarch for Local Government by in-testinal obstruction, 881 SOCIETY, BRITISH RED hoard. 8ee Board SHAW H Batty: The "Elderton" CROSS, 103, 151, 344, aftermath of method of 376, 411, 485, 518, 545, 554, 601, 641, 681, 686, S31ceractoiny, (leading article), contaet in testing the value of new tubercu- 731.770. 809, 857, 895, 945, 9S4,1043,1083, 1117. 593 lin, i014 Seealso War Sclerosis, disseminated, case of treated by SHAw, Hutgh Thomas. obituary notice of, 219 AmbulanceS3ervice, Emergency, 516 inoculationt(E. [yo- Smith, with a clinical SHEAF.-E. W. (and H. B BUTLER): Anoci- Ambulance work, 681 report by T. Grainter Stewart), 364 association in the prevention of shock and Anglo-French Conmittee, 857 post-operative discolmiforts, 113-Treatment Another Scotland, Special Correspondence, of tetanus, 669 hospital ship, 857 41 153, 2o0. 264, 313 488. 603, 737. Arrangements of, for the war, 344, 376 vs, - 859. 946, SHEEN. A. William: Colectomy for intestinal Auxiliary home 411 996, 1045, 1118 stasis, 1095 British lhospitals, Aberdeen, the university and the war, 859-- Sheffield, Special Correspondence. hospital for the French Red Cross, The hospitals and the war, 859 39-Alex- 555 andra Rose Day, 39-Radium supply for, 39 British hospital at Wimereux, 1083 Anderson'sCollege Medical School, Glas- SHELDON R. Garnett: Prevention of scarla- British gow, 264 tiDa. 950 prisoners at Brussels, 518 Brownlee, Dr., complimentary dinner to, Shell British uIlit See Unit 41 explosions. transient paraplegia from British wounded. See Wounded (T. R. Elliott), 1005 Change of base in France, 731 Caledonian Mledical Society, 264 Shell wound, an extraordinary (Captain Hugh Chloroform supply. 1043 tStewart and Captain J. F. Murphy), 629 Continental base at 'DTNTBURGC:I Shell wounds causing Rouen, 411 Congress of the Royal Institute of local injuries. See Convalescent homes and hospitals, 375 Public Bowel Conveyance of the wounded, 809 Health, 200 SHENNAN, Theodore, appointed to the Chairof Co-operation with the St. John Amlbulance Fatalities amonig recent graduates, 603 Pathology in the University of Aberdeen, Association, 857 Fossil micro-organisms, 946 381 Dublin branch, 601,732 Medical teachivg in, and the war, 737 SHERREN, James: Operative treatment of of Medicinal wells, 946 tumours of caecum and Emergency corps sturgeons, 770 Milk supply, colon, 838 Feet instructions for the care of, 520 41 SHERRINGTTON C B., appointed Fullerian pro- Fever hospital for the 895 Post-.raduate teaching in, 313 fessor of physiologs-at the Royal Institution, troops, Resignation of Professor Wyllie, 936 London, -1048 Frenclh Red Cross. See Red Crossand War Royal Hospital for Incurables, 313 French wounded and the society, 686 Royal SHEiLDS, Lieuitenant Henry Jolhn Sladen, German attitiude towardls Red Crossf work, tnfirmary, gift to, 488 killedc in action, 810 485 DEC. 2(6, INDEX. rTHE BRIT-ISH , 19i41 LEDICAL JO[RNZAL 27

SOCIETY BRITISH RED CROSS (continued) Annual meeting, 738-Election of honorary Thomas G Stevens: Hysterectomy for ante- G(i t from Am,,rica, 686 fellows, 738-W. J. Howarth: Marking of partulm haemorrhage, 1100 Heatth of the troops. 945 meat 922 Section of 'phth'.l'to,logy -Hugh Thromp- Help for the Allies. 809 Society, Medical gickness and Accident. 220 son: Dilated pupil of Argll Robertson t' pe, Hospital accommodat ion. 601 Society, Mledical Sckness, Annuiity and Life 879; One sided internal ophtbalmoplegia, Ho.-pital, King George, 994 Assurance. 50, 41 -special meeting and 879 Mr. liocke.liffe: Mydriasis and iri(lo- Bospital at Rout-n, 5.5 res-lutions se the war, 413 cycloplegis, 879-N. Bishop Harman : Con. Hosvital trtin ancdhospital ship, 895 Society. Medico-t;hirurgical, West Loindon, genital entropion, 879; High mropis, in an Hospital unit for Paris, 601 1025 N Bishop Harman: The cure of infanit, 879- "I. H. Jessop: Tunmour of the Hospitals, 681 squiint, 1025 lower lid, 879-R. L. Easoni: Confluent Ho-pi!als for the Indian tro3ps, 686 Society, medino-Legal, 27-Annual miieeting, tubercle of iris, 879-Mr. Dawnay: Intra- Hostitals in Paris, 686 27- )iscussion on incipient insanity, 27 ocular metastatic carcinoma, 879-W. T. Irish branch, 519 Society, North ot England Obstetrical and Holmes Spicer: Cysts in the anterior King George Hospital, 994, 1043 GCnec-ological, 881, l101-W. K. Walls: chamber arising from the pars ciliaris ' t'lissine," searching for, 518, 555 louble hti drosalpinx and tabo ovarian cysts retinae, 879-Sir Anderson ('ritchett: Sniall Mourenegto help for, 1083 881 Or. Fotheraill: Douhle uterus with right optical iridectomie-s in a ca;se of lansellar Motor ambulance service, 545, 546,611, 686,732 pyocol;os, 881 Dr Gemmell: Adeno-car- cataract, 10/4-Leeslie Paton Mikuliezes New war hospital for London, 945 cinoma of uterus, 881-IDr. Iriggs: Resilient disease, 1024-Colonel R B. El iott refers to Nurizes, supply *f trained, 731 interstitlal uterin fibroid, 881-Stony hard a case, 1024--Mr liobinson: Iriao-cs clitis, Nursing c stumie, 682 lih.oid 881-Uterus from a case of post- 1024-Mr Eason: Bilateral temporal hemi- Nurming department, 376 climcteric t aemorrhage, 881- Ttue coxalgic abolpsia, 1024-Harold B Grimsd&le : Nursing quest,ions, 857 pelvis. its lateral tilting,88i-Fletcher Shaw: Nec, ssitv for an exact definition of blind- Organization, 554 septic miscnrri8ge followed by intestMal ness. 1014 Rosa Ford: An e, elash l)iercing Or.4anization and equiplmlent of detach- obstruction, 881-B J Hellier: Cystc rar- the lid border backwards, 1025-Hohlnes ini-ts, 376 conma of uteruF, Llnl-Dr. Gemmiiell: Fibroids 1Spicer: Angeioid streaks, 1025 Hesoltstion Origin and development of Sep Red Cross, cnuivpliauing pregnancy, 1101-)r. stookes: of sympathy with the family of Air Aneus origin of Fibroiuis complicating pregnancy, 1101- Machat, 1025 Paris, conditions itn, 601 W R. Favell: Labour obstructed by fibroid, PathI loo-col Section.-Dr Lazartsr-Bar- Period of severe pre

TowrEINSON, J. Goodwin:. Treatment of Tubercuilous milk. See Milk, UNITED STATPS (Coiltiiiel) s.% ghilis, 618-Treatment of lupus, 622-Four Tuberculous peritonitis Sec Peritonitis Radium in tieatment i-f cancer, report of cases o' Lahore sore, 625 TUFFIER: kffects of ovarian graftino, 51- George Crooker bspecial Research Fund, TONK.INSON, surgeon Albert Joseph. killed in Tranisplantation of ovaries. 243-IReport on 1113 aution b97-Obituary notice of, 897 miiedical arraDgements ot the trench Army, Red (ross work in the American war, 633, Tonsil guillotine. haemostatic (Dr. Elphick), 762 1104-In the -itates generally, 1104 92l-(William Hill and G. J. F. Elphick), 1019 Tisniori, 51 Rockeleller Insti ute for Medical Research, -Die cues'ion. l019-Corresnondence on, 1092 Tumour, cerebral, epilepsy and (William lurther donati. n fronm Mr. John D. itocke- Tonsillectome, a modified, 718 Akdren Turner). 969 felltr for the study of human disease. 153 Tonsil otomze, 510 Tumiiotur of the lower lid (W. H. Jessop), 8,9 -Bequest to undIer the will of Henry Tonsils and lpillirs of the fauces, malignant Tumt,ur of ovary which had been infected Rutherford, 1098 nisease of (tl. Clayton P'ox), 1062 with tubercle ( lifford White), 1100 RoentgeD Ray Association founded in New Torticolhis, treatment of (Paul Bernard Roth), Tumouirs of caecum and colon, operative York, 1098 667-Correspondence on, 774 treatment of (H. J. Waring), 858--Discussion, San Francisco to celebrate the opening of T wn planning in the Punjab, 1084 838 the Panama Canal and its own rebuilding Toxin, mw ster (A. White Robertson), 880 Tumours, miialignant, antigen in (Tzar and b) a big international exposition. 11 Toz R E A.: Tuberculous aneurysm of the Patane) 51 Sanitation of camps, 731 abdominal aorta with rupture into the TURNBULL, Alfred Edward, killed in action, Seaman, Louis Livin stone, resigns his conm- duodenum, 1022 602, 603 mission in the Medical Research Corps, Trade union leading article), 83. See also TURNBULL, J. N.: The fly nuisance, 220 864 Issociation,1Britisu Medical: Special fund, TURNER. E. B : State Medical rervice, 291 Stejilizailon of certain criminals, the law trade union or truist? TURNER, I ogan: bkiagraphy of the mastoid deciared ,.ull and void in Iowa, 120 TRAILL. Anthony, obituary notice of, 739 region, 402 Tetanus antitoxin for the lustria-liungarian 'train transport 804 TURN-ER, Percival: Kupply of locumtenents, arn:i 483 TJIAQUAIR, H. M.: Anaestlietics in eye work, 344, 420 Vital statistics and the European war, 481 b4t TuRNER, Willismii Aldren: The ouitlo-k in Volunteer Ambulance Corps, till Traumiiia in war, miiedical aspects of severe, epilepsy; 665-Epilepsy and cerebral tumlou0r, Washington proposed permanent homiie of 1038 969 surget y in, 117 Traiiumatic hysteria " amiiongst the wounded, TWEEDY. Hastings: Fibromyomata of uterus, 851 532-Uontraeted pelvis in pregnancy and Universities, 4cottish, prelinminary examina- TREASURE, Crawford: Treatment of syphilis, labour, 535-Toxaesinia presnancy. 1101 tions in, 3t9-Informatlon concerning the 618 TWEEDY. -iir Jobn: ho &sl Medical Benevolent stul, ot meilicine 430 TREVELYAN. E. F., m-lemorial to, 690 Fund, 97- Electel President of the Medical Universities and the var, 599 1 11CEVESf, bir Frederick: The influence of Defence Union, 219 UniverLit2 of Aberdeen. 157, 381, 444, 797. 8,°- cuorced dogmatismn in medicine 697 Typ,hoid fever. See Fever, enteric And the war, 797. 859-- hair of Patlhology, Troops. huttiiig for (pparliamentary Question), T31)hus fever. See Fever Theodore Shennan appointed 381-Degrees 353 Winter clotlhing for (parliamentary and pass lists, 157-Information concerting question), 932- oclis for (parliaml-entary the stuldy of medicine. 444-Straits Settle- (qiiestion), 932-Blankets for (parliamentary ments gold medul. 157 q nestion .932-Provision for sickness among, Univers ty of Belfatt, Quieen's, 157, 433, 447, ,95-Accommodation for, 1046 523 Degre s and pass lists, 157-Election of Tr' sps at hoome, safeguarding the health of senatirs and of chairman of convention, the, 841 U. 523-Infornmation concerning the study of Tropical Diseases Dlle ftin: April number miiedicine, 433, 447 vlt-oted to sanitation, 38 !. -. Ulcer of stomiiach, operative treatment of Univer.ity of Birmingham, 427, 441, 523-In- Tropical diseases, review of books on, 74, 631 (A von Eiselsberg) 244 formation conctrning thb- study of medicine, Tropical Medicine, Calcutta School of, 194 IUlcerative stonmabitis. See Stomatitis 427, 441 Specal notice, 523 Tropical muedicine, information concerning Ulcers, perforating, gastric, and duiodenal, University of Biristol, 208, 429. 443-Degrees the study of, 451 treatmiient of (F. Conway Dwser), 1026 and pass lists, 2 8-Information conctrning Tiolical Meoiicine. Liverpool School of, 452, Undergraduiate, 1°0 the studly of medicine, 429 443 931-Elxpedibiou leaves for WVest Alrica,931-- UNDERWOOD 1'ss-rjv and H1ESY-JONES: An UniversitO of lBrussels,419--Degrees for practi- Intornmation concerning, 452. antivivisectionist fined, 648 tionei s, 449 Tropical tledicine, Londion School of,320,452- UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRTDGE. 48. 157, 425, 440, information concerning, 452-Pass lists,320 UNITED STATES OF AMIERICA, 11, 33 51. 117, 451, 699, 766 775, 776, 820, 863, 1123 Tro ical medicine, the spectroscope in, 320 120, 159, 238 242, 481. 483, 510, 510, 586, 589, Belgisn students, 776, 820 Ti opics. working power of the white miian in 616, 633, 668 680, 696, 731, 745, 799, 826, 8S4, Degrees and pats lists, 48. 157, 695. 775, 863, the, 632 891- 1032, 1035, 1069, 1076, 1098, 1099, 1104, 1123 T,ruth, Christmas number, rev ,1027 1109, 1111. 1113 Informiiation concerning the study of medi- Trypanosomes, syngamy in the (H. M. Wool- Ambulance College, 552 cine, 425, 440, 451 cock and G Lapage), 921 Ambulance Corps, Volunteer, 1111 Opeiing of wit-ter session, 766 Tryianosomiasis (Sir David Bruce), 972 American Medical Association, annual Ral mond Horton Snmith prize awarded, 863 Ttuhal abortion. See Abortion meFeting, 120, lC93 Tropical meoicine 451 TUBBY, A H.: Treatment of torticollis, 774 Belgian doctors, relief committee formed, Universi.ty of Dublin, 2M9. 313, 433, 446, 492, Tubercle bacillus, bovine, infection of 891 1 51 Degrees and pass lists, 209, 492, 1051- children with 96, 522 Bovine tuiberculosis, commission appointed Informiation concern ng the study of niedi- Tubercle bacillus in the streets and parks, l)y New Yoik State Legislature to inqairo cine. 433, 446 Post-gr.duate classes, 313- 4i5 into, 5S9 Scuool of Physic, Trinity College, Dublin, Ttuberculin, new, " Elderton " mi-ethod of con- Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North 1051 trol in testing the value of (ti. Batty Shaw), America, 242. -Se also C(ongress University of Duiham, 48, 426, 440, 449, 1123-- 1(14 Creniation Associhtion of Ameiica holds its Degreps andli psss lists, 48, 1123-Degrees lor Tutierculin in pulmonary tuberculosis. See second annual convention at Indianapolis, practitioners, 449-Information concerning uberculosis 668 the study of medicine. 42f, 44' Tub) rculin treatment, theory and practice of Enteric fever in camps experiences of the UNIvERSITY OF EDINBUJRGH. 48, 101, 123, 197, (H ;. Manning 179 war with Spain. 510 208, 444, 451, 523, 7S5, 737, 816, 951, 1000, 1089, Tuk)oHrculosis, Belfast schemiie for combating, Eugenic marriages in, 33 1123 415 Health services at Princeton, Cornell, Yale, Chair of Tuberculosis to be founded. 197 Tuberculosis, bovine, commission appointed and Stanford Universities, Mas-achusetts Degrees and pass lists, 48, 101, 208, 735, lC89, to inquire into by New Xork State Legis- Irstitute of Technomogy (W. E. Fors3 the), 1123 latuire 589 1109 General council ml1eeting, 816 Tuberculo-is Conference, 40 Los Angeles Hospital. California, psycho. G, rman teachers, 52 s, 735 Tubercutlosis hospital, objections to a pro- pathic annexe to, 540 Graduation ceremony, 735, 1123 posed, 93 Malaria marie a notifiable disease in South Honotrary degrees, 101 Tuberculosis in Ireland, 145-In County uarolina, 799 Informe tii'n concerning the study of medi. Durhamn, annuialreport of M.O.H., 1033-In Mediical colleges, studlents andl graduates cine, 444 451 county of Lanark, annual report by medical (statistics to June 30tb, 1914), 586 Me-lical hursaries and scholarships, 951 sttiff, 1033 MentaLl hygiene, bill before the Senate to Medical teaching and the war, 737 'Tube-rculosis Medical Officers, Society for, 97 provide a sp- cial division of in the Public Afe(lical Year-book, 1913. rev , 123 tiberculosis officer and his work, 725- Health bervice 10'2 . Privileges to studenits in the services, 1000 Heport for city of York, 725 Minnesota University offers a two-year Prizes, 208 Tuberculosis and the milk supply in Canada, graduate course in ophthalmology, 826 Tropical medic!ne', 451 203 Missis -ippi State Board of Elcalth deci-es to Unix trtity court., 21j9 Tuberculosis in Nova Scotia, 692 procure a supply of vaccines, antitoxins, Universitv of Prankfort formally opened, 819 Tuberculosis prevention in Canada, 92 and serums to be distributed to the public - %l)pointments to the Medical Faculty, 816 'Tuberculosis, pulmonary, chronic, diagnosis at cost, 696 UN1VERSITY OF GLAsGOw, 49, 157, 417, 445, 564, ol in infancy and childhood (D. B. Lees), 461 New York Hlealth Department's work on 775. 816 -(live Riviere), 463-(W. Ironside Bruce). venereal diseases, 1070 Appointments, 561 465-Discussion, 466 Notification in New York. 683 Commemoration, 49 Tul)(irculosis. pulmonary, the"controlled use Ohio: State Board or Administration es- Decrees and pass lists, 49. 775, 816 of new tuberculin in the treatment of (G. V. tablishes a psvchological bureau for the Graduation ceremiony, 49 Stockdale and Ronald Hodson), 174-Corre- study and care of juvenile delinquent', 616 lDforuistion concerning the study of imedi- siondence on, 490 Pellagra, commission for study of now at cine. 445 Tuberculosis, pulmolnary, of school children, work at epartenburg, 159 New Fellowships, 157 incipient (Walker Overend), 10G9 Pellagra, experimiiental wvorlc on. to be Sptecial graduation for medical students, 417 Tuber.ulosis, pulmonary, mlitral obstruction carried out at Georgia State Ea atorium University of Groningen, tercentenary of, 137 and, 206 at Milledg-ville by order of the U.S. University of Ireland. t-he National, 433, c92, Tuberculosis and the Red Cross in: Germany, Government 1098 695, P17-kippo.nDticents, 817-Degrees and 929 Pellogramade a notifiable disease in South pass lists, 492, t 95-Information concerning Tuberculosis, review of books on 17, 473 ('arolina, 799 the study of medicine, 433-Nixon, the late g uberculosis sanatoriums. See Sanatoriums Pennsylvania: F-ugenic marriages, 33-Uni- Sir (lb istoplier, 817 Tuberculosis Society. See Society versity trustees vote in favour of the University of Leed s, 208, 427 442, 690-Degrees Tu ,erculosis treatment, in Dublin, 40-At admission of womlen to the Medical and pass lists, 208-tIformation concerning .afortlh Hanatorium. 42 Parliamentary College, 238-The vomen are adm-itted, the study of medliciue, 427, 442-Opening of qule-tions on. 93-Local Government Board 745 muedical session. E90 and the scheme for uininsured persons, 94- Physical defectives in the freslman's class, Univertitv of Liverp ol, 146, 208 428, 442, 451- tBelfast schteme for, 415 Indiana University, 10t9 Chairof Physioloey, 146-Facuilty of Medi- Tuherculotus disease of the female generative Public Health Departlmisnt, 1035 cine. 208-Information concerning the study organs (E. Bolton), 23) Public Health and Hygiene Bureau in New of medicine, 428,442,451-Tropical medicine, Tuberculous glands. See Glands York, 51 451 r. a 30 l: il J`r',I, I INDEX, [DEC. 26, 1914 I 7 UNINVERSITY OF LONDON, 48, 86, 100, 204, 210, Uterus from a case of post-climacteric Vital statistics of the nation, reform of, with 316, 319, 346, 425, 449, 451, 599, E51, 863, °51, haestiorrhage (Or. Briggs), 881 special reference to death certification ( ir 1050 Uterus. hour-glass contraction of after pitui- Victor Horsley), 787 (William Bruce). 789- Acting Vice-Chancellor, 863 tary extract (Robert L. Glass), 72 (James C. DunIop), 790-(A. IK. Chalmers), Address l)v the Vice-Chancellor on the Uteruis, rupture of through the scar of an old 790-Discussion, 792-Correspondence on, Officers' Training Corps 599 Caesare&n section (A. Tennyson S3mith), 536 1052' Affairs of still in a state of suspense, 86 Discussion, 537 Vital statistics and the war. 481, 886, 928 Amendment of regulations, 34S Uterus, surgery of the puerperal, hyster- Vivisection, questions in Parliament, 37 - Appoin lent of examiners, 1050 ectrmiy for myoma suppurating after Dogs Bill, 37 Appointment of Representative, 101 labour (John BenjaminHellier), 585 Volcanic action and disease, review of books AppoinLmCuts, on, 839 B. c Honours examination in phys,olo32, Voluntary Aid Detachments, review of books on, 508 Boarcl of studies in pharmacology, 101 Volunteers for medical service with the armlY, Boards of studies, 346 343. See also War OCairman .f coiusmittees, 101, 346 V. VON EISELSBERG, Baron, stated to be Surgeon- Chelsea physic garden, 863 in-Chief of the Austrian armuy, 564 Correspondence on, 2 4, 316 Vaccination (Dr. Mankiuell), 922 Degrees and pass liR's, 319. 320, 346, 951 Vaccination against small-pox, rapid method Degrees for practiti. n-rs, 449 of (W. E. M. Armstrong). 620 Donation f comiCommittee of International Vaccination, antidysenreric (W. Broughton- Congress of tMedicine, 101 Alcocl), 306 Emeritus professor of chemistry, 346 Vacci,ation. antityphoid. 345, 369, 408, 470, 483, Faculty of Medicine, 863 490. 516, 553. 597,603,639 647 889 686,1021,1072, "V. General physiology and the intermtiediate 1099--An appeal by the War Office to the pro- examination in science 1010 fession, 369, 408-War Office memorandum, WAGNEIR, Clinton, obituary notice of, 1123 Grant fromii Londoni (County ouncil, 141 345- 3orrespondence on, 408, 483, 514, 647- A agon drill, model for teaching, 210 Grants to the University of London Club, A speedy method (Arnold Lenshaw), 470-In WAKEFIELD, Mark Joseph, obituary notice of, 101 France, 490-Organization of, 517, 598--Bac- 491 Information concerning the study of medi- teriological diagnosis, 553-Recort of War WALDO, F. J.: Formalin as a body preserva- cine, 425, 435, 4;l, 651 Office Committee. 597-Results of at Winni- tive, 103 Lectures in physiology, 346 peg General Hospital, 603 Antisepsis, re- WALDRON. Ethel: Dctection of a dysentery Lecturers, 863 sponsibility of inoculators, 639-Parlianien- carrier, 475 Loncdlwz School of Tropical M,edicinie, 451- tary (luestions on, 889.986----Series of seven Pass lists, 320 thousand cases (D. Gordon Cheyne). 1021- WALES, SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE, 201, 414, Medical stuidents and the war. 863 Leading article on. 1072-Followed by 603, 736, 900, 917 Meeting of Senate, 100, 346, 863 pneumonia (F. H. Edgeworth), 1099. See Eclucational value of sanatorium discipline, Mental disease research, 346 also Antityphoid 415 Paul Philip Reitlinger Frize. 101, 1050 Vaccination Order, another, 725-A new King Edward Hospital. Cardiff, 201 Physiological laboratory committee, 863 F, ormii Q, 725 King Edward VIL Welsh National Memorial Recognition of teachers, 100, 316. 1050 Vaccination. South Dublin Union and, 773- Association, 414 Regulations for M.B , B.S. examinations, North Dublin Union and, 916 Tubercle bacillus in streets and.parks, 415 101 Welsh army cor1Ps, 603, 900, 947 Regulations for M D. anI M.S. examinations, VACCINATION, PARLITA NTARY QUESTIONs ON, WelshlMilitary Hospital, 736 863 150 933 IReitlinger Prize, 101, 1050 Appointment of old members of board, 153 Wales and the war. See War Rogers Prize, 346 Exemptions, 150 WALFORD, R. M. H.: Handbookc for Infant Royal Free Hospital (Sclhool of Aledicine fos Gl? cerinated calf lymplh, 150 Health WForkers. It connexion wvith scltool, TVoms-s), prizedav, 48. See also Hcspital Objections to (the newarmy), 933 for mothers. rev., 972 Scholarships awarded, 651 Telephone service, 150 WALKERt, S. W. Ainley-: Value of antityphoid Second examination for medical degrees vaccination, 408 and B.Se. Honours in chemistry, 1050 Vaccine in gonorrh ea. Nicolle and Blaizot's WALKER, Jane: Vincent's angina, 922 Site for the university, 100 (R. Donaldson), 826 WALIKER. Norman: The need of greater Tropical 451 medicine, Vaccines in treatment of enteric fever (Ml. P. metho l in the treatment of lupus, 618- 'University College: D3monstrator in ana- MacArthur). 175 Intanti!e eczema, 627 tomy. 48-Appointment, 210-Awards, 210, Vaccines, tiphoid and cholera, 852 WAtLLACE, David, appreciation of Lionel 651---Inform ation concerning¢, 440. See also VACaELL, Charles, obituary notice of, 98 Charles Peel Ritchie, 607 College ant flospital VALLERY-RADOT, Pasteur: Parameningo- WALLACE, J. Silmi: Duty of the State towards War, the 1050 coccus serum, 204 the early environment of the child-the University, Mcdill, 692 -Gift to, 692 Varicella and herpes. See Herpes dental point of view, 326 University of Manchester, Victoria, 101, 157, Varicocele, acute, due to the pressure of a WALLACE. William: A probleml in dental 208, 427, 441, 491, 652. 773, 947, 1123-Academic greatly distended left kidney-non-malig- legislation, 207 position of students on military service, 491 nast (Sinclair White), 177 II-AhLIS, Edward Darby, obituary notice of, --And the war, 947-Belgian refugees, 773- VARIGNY, Henry de: Surgery in the war, 638 819 Degrees and pass lists, 101,157.208, 652, 1123-- Vascular problems, some observations on WALLIS, Mackenzie: Polarimetric method in Information concerning the sttudy of medi- modern (Fred. J. Smith 63 the cletection and estimation of the pro- cine, 427, 441 Venereal disease, responsibility of the State tective ferments in the blood, 1023 University of Atlinnesota offars a two year in connexion with (A. K. Chalmers), 281- WALLS, W. K.: Double hydrosalpinx and graduate couirse in ophthalmology, 826 (Elik Pontoppidan), 212 -(Louise Mlclroy), tubo-ovarian cyEts, 881 University of Naples, Cliair of Tropical Medi- 283-(Lachlan Grant), 283-Discussion, 285 W'ALSH, Fleet Suirgeon James J., kille(d in cine foundel at. 696 Venereal Diseases, National Council for com- action, 897-0bituary notice of, 897 UNIVERSITY OP OXFORD, 48, 208, 421, 440, 1123 bating. 143, 845, 886-Liverpool Medical Insti- WALTHER,1[M. C.: Antitetanic serum, 726 Awards, 208 tution's Colmmiiiittee, 899 Degrees and pass lists, 48, 203, 1123 Venereal Diseases, Royal Commission on, 20, War: Examinations 48 36.179,188, 244. 475-Note on, 36-Evidence Aberdeen and the war, 859 Information concerning the stud-of imiedi- of Dr J. J. Pringle, 20- vidence of Mr. Academic position of students oii miilitary cine, 44, 440 J E. R. MeDonagh, 129-Evidence of Dr. service, 417, 491 University of St Andrews, 49, 446, 523, 816- Parker, 129-Evidence of head masters, 130 Academies of Medicine and of Science, 681, Appointments, 523--Degrees and pass lists, -Evidence of Dr.. Sartoliquido, J3Q- 768 49-Informaotion concerning the study of Evidence of Dr Svend Lombolt, 188- Accoiimmodation for troops, 104O medicine, 1446-University court, 816-And Evidence of Mr. Charters Symonds, 188- Alcohol and the war (conference at Caxton the war, 816 Evidence of Mr. Arthur J. Evans, 189- Hall), 883 -Correspondence on, 1120 University of Sheffield, 101, 428, 443, 491, 523. -Evidence of Sir John collie, 244-Evidence Amateur war nurses. ,See Nrsrses 1051-Appointments, 491, 523. 1051-Degrees of Mr. Frederick McCann, 244--Evidence of Ambulance chassis, a plea for, 738 and pass lists, 101-Information concerning Dr Chalmers 215--Evidence of Mr. Edward Ambulance college formed as a testimionial the study of medicine, 48 443 S3mallwood, 475-Evidence of Mr. Macleod to Mr. James Cantlie, 552 University spirit, 599-Letter from Professor Yearsley, 475-Evidence of Dr. James Gallo- Ambulance help for the French, 858 L. N. Bossi, 599 way, 476 Ambuilance, review of books on, 757 Univerbity of Wales, 429, 444-Information Venereal diseases, treatment of (Australia), Ambulance trains, 613, 990 concerning the study of medicine, 429. 444 996 Aimibulace work at the front (H. Massac University of Western Australia, first gradua- Venereal diseases, work of New York Health Buist), 642 tion ceremony, 608 Dep%rtnent in, 1079 Ambulances, field, 772, 908. See also Hos- Unqualified locumutenents. See Locumtenents VenLricular fibrillation. See Cardiac fibrilla- pital Unqualified practitioner. conviction of tion Amibulances, floating, 727 (Reginald Stanley Renton). 818 Veratrone in treatment of eclampsia (F. W. N. Ambulances. See also St. John U,raesnia with an unuisual dlegree of urea re- Haultain), 537-Discussion, 538 Americau Red Cross steamer sails, 495 t3ntion (H Bt. Day and W. H. Wilson). 116 VEPRNON, Richard, obituary notice of, 553 American Voltunteer Amlbulance Corps, 1111 Ureter, double (Cuthbert Lockyer), 1100 VERPLOEGH, H.: Tuberculous glands in the Anaesthetics in the German army, first-aid Urethral and urethro-vesical irrigations, 588 neck. 1076 use of, 659-Correspondence on, 690 Urgency orders, 907 VERRAtLL, Pauil Jenner, appointed Medical Anglo-Franco-Belge Hospital, 767 Urinary diastase test in a case of ruptured Officer to Epsom C(ollege, 1051 Anglo-French Committee, 857 duodenum (Arthur H. Lister), 581 VERRALL, T. Jenner: The State and venereal Antisel)3is and asepsis in war, 813, 860. 900, Urinary secretion and adrenals (Ralph Hop- disease, 285 948,998,1087,1118 ton) 669 VERWORN, M. : I)-ritability, rev., 630 Antiseptics in war (G. Lenthal Cheatle), Urine, diabetic, similple method for deter- VESALIUS, Andreas, his Liber Memnorialis, 1006, 1088, 1!19 -Correspondence on, 1088, mining the amount of glucose in (A. F. 551 1118 Diihimock), 399 Vesical papillomata treated byhigh frequency Antitetanic serulml 683, 726 Urine, haemic infections of (E. C. Hort). 713 (Andrew Fullerton), 834 Antityphoid inoculation, 343, 39, 408, 470,483, Urine, and significance of in cturren.t pre3ence nitrites Victoria Cross bestowed upon the late Captain 490, 516, 553, 597, 603. 639. 889, 1021, 1072- and (John Cruickshank John Murray Mo es), Harry S. 899 712 Ranken. Appeal by the War Office to the profession, VIGNES: Effect of ovarian grafts, 51 369. 408-Bacteriological diagnosis, 553- Urticaria and mushrooms, 1052, 1032 incent's angina. See Angina Correspondence on, 408. 483, 516-Report of Uterine haemorrhage (Elpanor Bond), 837 Vision, near and reading, hygiene of (J. Her- War Offlce Comriuittee.597-Speedymethod U7terus, double, with right pvocolpius (Dr. bert Parsons), 359-Discussion, 361 of inoculating (Arnold Renshaw), 470-In Fotbergill), 881 Vismedicatrix naturae (J. Arthur Thomson), IFrance, 43C-Organization of, 517, 5S8- Uterus, fibroid of. See Fibroid 277 Results of in the General Hospital, Winni- Uterus. fibromlyomiata of. See Fibromyomata Vital staining, review of books on, 630 p)eg (S. J. S. Pierce), 603-Antisepsis, t THE 1BRITIS 3 DEC. 26, 19I4] LMEDICAL JOURNA.L' 3 r

War (conttnued) War (continued) War (continued) responsibility of inoculators, 639-Parlia- Dental treatment for soldiers, 377 S;hell fumes, 892 mlentary questions on, 889, 985-Series of Diseases in war time, prevention of (E. J. Sick transport. 767 seven thousand cases (D. Gordon Cheyne), McWeenev), 598 Some Belgian experiences, 729 1021-Leading artiele on, 1072 Disinfectant a cheap, 344 Some typical wounds, 727 Antwerp Field Hospital, 602, 922-Expe- Dispatches from Sir John French, 733, 1044 Tetanus and gangrene, 683 riences in (Alice Benham), 922 -A'rom Vajor-General A. Paris, 1044 Train transport, 804 Army Medical Services, the direction of, Distinguished conduct medal, 858 Transport of British wounded, 764 678 Distinguished Service Ordier, 995,1043 Wound characteristics, 8C4 Army Sanitarv Committee, 765 Divisional mobilization, 486 ARmY AND TERRITORIAL FORCES: l)resser's exoerience, 749 Franco-Prussian war, deaths due to firearms Sanitary work, 407 Dressing sterilizer simple form of portable in, 497 Surgical work. 407 (Charles W 'athcart), 1056 French experiences, treatment of wounds, To guiard the health of, 479 Droitwich brinc baths, offer to treat in- 1116 Typhoid prophylaxis, 407 valided officers and men, 693 French Flag Nursing Corps," 811 Arrows from aerol)lanes, 991 Drug stocks and the drug trade, 341, 379, 413 French surgery in this war, 762 As it affects the JOURNAL, 320, 345, 384, 405 Dum-dum bullets. See Bullets Frost-bite, 992, 1115 Associationi of Registered Medical Women Efflciencv of our armiy as a fighting machine Gangrene in war (C. Max Page), 386 and, 416 (leading article), 573 "Gas gangrene." 684 Australit, 579 Emergency work in connexion with inocula- Gas gangrene, report oni (Sir Anthony A. Australian contingent, the medical service tion department, St. Mary's Hospital, 976 Bowlby and Sidney Rowland), 913 of, 898 Entente cordiale, 684 Geneva Convention, 894, 990. See also Red Australian Voluntary Hospital, 770 Enteric fever in the Belgian Army, 901, 1043 Uross Bacilli and bullets (Sir William Osler), 569- Enteric fever in camiips, experiences of the German army, medical staff of, 859 Leading article on, 592 United States during the war with Spain, German bullets. See Bullets Belgian experiences, 729 511 German " culture " and science, 762 Belgian medical imlen and pharmacists. See Enteric fever in home camips, prevention of, German drug difficulties, 1074 Belgian in General Index 810, 1017 German experience of bullet wounds, 801, Belgian refugees, Somerset House com- Enteric fever (and cholera), inoculations 1080 piling a register of, 752. See also Belgian with mixed vaccines, 814 German intellectuals, 768 Belgian medical men. See Belgian in Enteric fever in France, 767, 1037 German professors and British honours, 927 General Index Enteric fever and our troops, 481--At the German professors, reply of French uni- Best fools to buy during the war, the front, 767 versities to, 930. See also German, int highest nutritive value at the lowest Enteric fever and the war (Sir William General Index cost," 345 Osler), 909-Correspondence on, 998 Billets, medical supervision of, 688 Enteric fever. See also Fever in General GERMANY, MEDICAL NEWS FROM: Blind, National Institute for the, offers to Inadex Prevention of infectious diseases, 914 hell) men blinded on active service, 696 Epidemic risks in war, 406, 678-Typhoid, Treatment of abdominal wounds, 944 Bombay, 519 cholera and dysentery, 406 Treatment of suPpurating wounds, 944 Bowel injuries from shell and bullet wounds Epsomians on active service, 887 Wounded in Berlin, 944 (P Lockhart Mummery), 914 Expeditionary Force, prevention of epidemi-ic Grants and pensions for officers and their Bread of our troops, 846 disease in: (Consulting physicians ap- dependants, 378 British Expeditionary Force. medical pointed, 67g. 989-Medical arrangements of, Gunshot fractures incurred in the war arrangemiients of, 763, 800, 848, 892, 988. See 749. 800, 848, 892, 988 1037-Clinical work (J. Jackson Clarke), 880 also Expeditionary with (leading av ticle), 1070 Gunshot wounds in the present campaign, British Fire Prevention Committee pre- Explosive bullets. See BuLllets treatment of, 860 pares a roll of retired offlcers and firemen Families of Territorials and Reservists, 342 Gunshot wounds in the seventeenth century, who are ready to join emiiergency fire Feet, care of, 510, 555 524 services, 345 Feet and footgear, soldiers' (Cecil Webb- Health of the Territorial and new forces, to British and German small arm ammunition, Johnson). 702 guard (leading article), 478-Parliamentary W1-ar Office memorandum, 895 Field ambulances (reserve), 772, 811. See question on, 516 BRITISE MEDICAL JOURNAL during the war, also Amibulance 512 Field ambulances, new War Office regula- HOSPITALS: British Red Cross. See Red Cross and tions. 847 1st City of London General Hospital, Society, British Red tcross Fifth K.O.S.B.. 690 mobilization of, 518 Butllet wounds of the chest. 729 First aid, review of books on, 757 1st Eastern Military, T.F., Cambridge Bullet wounds, value of radiography in the (Robert Saundby), 942 diagnosis of (Sir John Bland-Sutton), 953- FRANCE: 1st London Territorial Hospital, mobiliza- Correspodence on, 1047 Academies of Medicine and Science, 684, tion of, 687 Bullets, " dum-dum " and explosive, use of 768 1st Scottish General Hospital (Aberdeen), in war(Surgaon-General W. F. Stevenson), Ambulance trains. 643, 990 admission of wounded, 859 701-War Office memorandum on, 895. See Anglo-Franco-Relge Hospital, 767 1st Southern General Hospital (Birming- also British and German small arm Army rank for consultants, 643 ham), mobilization of. 374-Admission ammiiunition British Red Cross. 681 of wounded, 809, 1042-Transport of sick Bullets, German, French, and British, 990- British woundedl in, managelm-ent of (3ir and wounded, 1042-Cases, 1043 German and British, 1041 Richardl Havelock Charles), 847 1st Western General Hospital (Liverpool) Buillets, simple and rapid method of Bullet wouinds of the chest, 729 (mobilization, SUPPLEMEhT, p. 163) - localizing (Francis Hernaman-Johnson), Calm of Paris, 683 Admission of wounded, 1116-Notes on 752 Changes, 768 some of the wounds, 1116 Btullets. See also Bullets int General Itdex Condition of the wounded from, 689 2nd City of London General Hospital, Buxton Council grants Btuxton mineral Conditions in Paris, 893 miiobilization of. 518 water treatment free of cost to all officers Conservative surgery, 766 2nd Eastern Genertl Hospital, T F, and men invalided home, 702 Consultants, 989 (Brighton), miiobilization of, 372-Ad- Camp, collmmon ailments in, their signi- Dalton, the late Lieutenant - Colonel missionof wounded, 553.687. 771, 992, and ficance and prevention (Cecil Webb John- Charles, 643 SUPPLEMENT, P. 162-Short account of son), 385 Entenite cordiale, 684 some of the, graver cases, 687, 771, 992 Camps, fixed, and sanitation, 596-Healthy, Enteric fever, 767, 1037 -Extension of, 943 o96-Medical supervision of, 688-Sanita- Floating ambulances, 727 2nd London beneral Hospital, note on the tion of, 517 Fractures of the thigh, 988 wounds of men who have pissed through Canada, 486, 519, 555, 6C3, 616, 652, 688, 733- French Red Cross, 682 the hospital, 1041 Gift from the womi-en of, 652-Red Cross French wounded from somiie early actions, 2nd London Territorial Hospital, ad- Society, 688-Canadian contingent and its 853 mission of wounded, 644, 808 hospital, 688-The McGill Regiment, 733- Frostbite, 1115 2nd Northern General Hospital, T,F., Canadian hospitals in Paris, 734-The General progress, 1080 (Leeds), mobilization of, 374 Expeditionary Force,734-Medical students Geneva Convention, 894, 990 2nd Scottish. General EIospital, T.F., on active service, 734-The late Colonel German intellectuals, 768 (Edinburgh), miiobilization of, 375, 519 J. H. Burland, 731-Attendance on depen- Hospit.al. an extemporized, 893 2nid Southern General ttospital (Bristol), dlants, interests of practitioners with the Hospitals and chloroform, 1079 mobilization of, 339 colours, 734-Queen's Canadian Military Hospitals for sick and wounded in Paris, 2nd Welsh Field Ambulance, mobilization Hospital, 734 852 of, 374 Casualties in the medical service of the Hospitals for troolps from India, 1037 3rd City of London General Hospital, navy and army, 487, 520, 556, 602, 603, 647, M-arlborough tamp, Boulogne, 983, 1037, mobilization of, 518 690, 735, 765, 772, 809, 858, 897, 945, 991, 1043, 1084 3rd London Territorial Hospital, mobiliza- 1083 Medical arrangements in the north of tion of, 644 Casualties in modern war, 514 of France, 769, 800, 804, 848, 892, 936, 988, 3rd Northern General Hospital, T.F. Changes in France (hospitals), 768 1037,1079, 1115-Leadling article, 8CO (Sheffield), admission of wounded, 851- Chiropodists (parliamentary question), 889 Medical miiatters in, 681, 727, 766 Notes on the cases admitted, 854 Chloroform supply, 1043 Medical situation in (leading article), 676 3rd Scottish Hospital (Glasgow), mobiliza- Cholera corps lor the Russian and-British Notes on 150 case3 of wounded French, tion, 686-Admission of wounded, 686, Red Cross, proposed, 413. 520 Belgians, and Germans (Albert Wilson), 894 Church Army War Fund, 771 806-)ressings, 806-Wounds, 806-Shell 3rd South Midland Field Ambulance (Clearirg hospital, 769 fragments and shrapnel, 807-Air con- (Bristol), ml-obilization of, 339 "Clearing hospitals," work of during the cussions, 807-Tetanus, 807 3rd Welsh F.ield Ambulance (Reserve), 811 past six weeks (Sir Anthony Bowlby), 1053 Paris, calm of, 683 -Hospitals and schools, 3rd Western General Hospital, T.F. Clinical work with the Expeditionary 681-Conditions in, 893 (Wales), mobilization, 374 Force (leading article), 1070 Personnel, 805 3rd West Riding t'ield Ambulance Clothing and food, 1115 Red Cross hospitals, 1079-Inspection of, (Sheffield), mobilization, 373 Commiunications, medical care of lines of at 1043 4th City of London General Hospital, home (C. Brehmer Heald), 753 Red 'ross work in France, 813, 882 mobilization of, 518 Concentration camps, Germans in British, Red Cross work in Paris, 681, 727 4th Northern General Hospital (Lincoln), 980-British in German, 1048 Reply of French universities to German mobilization of, 732 -Admission of Consultants, 989, 1052 professors. 930 wounded, 732 ConvalesceDts care of, 377, 811 Report of our sl)ecial representative, 681, 4th Scottish Hospital (Glasgow), mobiliza- County admlinistration and the home forces, 727, 766, 834, 848.892, 936, 988 tion, 686-Adm-ission of wounded, 686, 637 Sea transport, 805 894 Decentralization of office of the Director- Septicinfection of wounds, a8d 5th Northern General Hospital, T.F. General Army Medical Services, 380 Sevtic wounds, 684 (lEeicester). mnbilization of, 339 ., i11' I.RITISHI 3 II1 'I.vic JOUORNALA INDEX. [I)EC. 261, I9I4

War (conlinu'd) War (continaued) War (cotfiitued) 5th Houthern General Hospital, T.F. Insured men in the armny and navy reserves Nurses, amateur war, 902. 949, 999 (Portsmouth), mobilization of, 339 - and Territorials, 342 Nurses, trained, supply of abroad, 731 Admission of wounded, 186, 519, And Ireland: Temporary surgeons, 340-St. John Open-air hospitals. See Elospitals SUPPLEMENT, p. 163 Ambutlance Brigade, 340-Red Cross work, Organization and relief of distress. See Accommodation (parliamentary question), 375 -Temporary probationiers in the Belief 553 Dublin hospitals, 375-Hospitals for the Organization requisites, 484 Armstrbng College, mobilization, 340 wounded, 486-An amlbulance train, 519- Oversea dominions, 519 Belfast. Royal Victoria Hospital, mobiliza- Training in ermergency nursing, 519-Boy ' Paris: Red Cross work.in, 681---The callmi of, tion. 993-Admission of wounded, 993 Brigade, Dublin Battalion Ambulance 683--Tetanus and gangreae, 683-Anti- .British Hospital for Antwerp, 601 Corps. 519-Britislh Red Cross Society. 519 tetanic serum. 683-- Gas gangrene," 684- Charing Crosis Hospital, admission of -Untrained nurses for tbo front, 688- Septic wounds, 684-The Paris hospitals wounded, 554 Dublin hospitals and the war, 689 and schools, 684-The Academies of Clearing," work of during the past six Lancaster Medical Book Clutb malkes Medicine and of Science, 684- The lE.ntente weeks (Sir Anthony Bowlbv), 1053 arrangenments to safeguard the- integrity Cordiale, 684-Conditions in, 893 Convalescent bome at Petrograd, 610 of practices of men who volunteer for Convalescent hoities, 600 service, 707 PARLIAMENTARY QUF. STIONNS: country house hospital. 733 Ambulance cars, 933 Dublin, VArious hospitals, admission of LEADING ARTICLES. 307. 336. 368. 405, 479, Army hospital nursing;, 932 *wounded, 808, 857, 946, 994-Dublin Castle 592. 637, 676. 762, 800, 844 884, 926, 1070 Army nledical officers, 932 as a military hospital, 994 Red Cross Antitsphoid inoculation, 1072 Blankets, 932 convalescent home (Blackrocl;), 994 Bacilli arid bullets, 592 Chiropodists, 889 Edinburgh, iioyal Maternity Hospital, Clinical worlk with the Expeditionary Clearing stations. 915 mobilizi,tion, 340 Force, 1070 Death durinig training, 933 EdinbuLrgh, various lhospitals. admiiission County administration and the homiie Dental treatment for recruiits, 985 of wounided, 310, 375, 519, 733, 808, 856, forces, 637 Hospital accoiuinnlodation, 553 943 .Duty of the profession to thearmy, 884 lutting for troops, 553, 933, '85 E,xtemporized, 893 Effect of war on melical progress, 926 Inoculation of recruits, 933 General hospitals ('1 F.), pay and allow- Efficiency of otur army as a fighting Inoculation and vaccination, 839 -Linedl ances, 1090 machine, 513 lhuts, 933, 985 Glasgowv Royal Infirmary, mobilization. Epidemic rihks in war'. 405 ---Typhoid, Magnitude of t113 medical task, 985 686--Adimission of patients, 686 cholera, and dysentery, 405 Medical officers and nurses, need for .Hospitals for troopfsfrom India, 1037 French suirgery in this war, 762 increase of, 984 King George Hospital, '94, 1C43 Germani "culture" and science, 762 -Medical service of the new army. 932 Ls%dy Hardinge Hospital, 1082 German experience of bullet wounds, 801 New camps for recruits, 553 Leeds Genieral Infirmary, niobilization, German professors and British honours, Reply for the War Ofrice, 914 374. 927 Rloyal Army Medical Uorl)3 (tempoera v Liverpool merchants' bace at the front, JOU,RNAL dutring the war. 512 commissions), 932-Tribute to the work 1044 Medical arrangements in the North of of, 983, 984 Local aed other me-lical arrangemiients France, 800 Rum rations, 883 372, 405, 410, 686, 771 Medical pi ofession at homiie. 368 St. John Amibtulance Brigade, 819 London reneral Territorial hospitals, Medical situation in France, 676 Separation allowances to soldiers and mobil zationof, 518 Noe-,N recruiits alnd their training, 592 sailors, 552 London Hospital, mobilization of, 338 Our Belgian colleagues, 885 .Sccks. 932 Admission of wounded, 615, and Sur- Safeguiarding the health of the troops at 'Transport of wotunded, 981 PLEMENT, p. 162 home, 844 Travelling expenses of officers new]l ,London, new war hospital for, 945. See Sanitary organiization in being, 549 .lppointed, 983 also King George Hospital Same immediate duties, 307 Tioatment of dependlants of m-ien with tho Ma 'chester Royal Infirmary, mobilization, -To guard the healthl of the Territorial and colouLrs, 932 373--Admission ot wounded, 55t new forces, 479 'Treatment of recruits in military hospi- Military requirements and, accommoda- pitels, 933 tion offered by many hundreds of insti- Legion of Honour, 811 Treatmlent of wouinded and sanitation at tuitions, 338 Lice. See Insects the front, 933, 981 Neweastle-uipon-Tyne Infirmary, miobiliza- Lister Institute, 6-2 Vacc;nation and inoculaLiou., 985 tion, 310 Locumltenents, supply of, 314. 380, 927 Vaccination, objections to, 933 Norfolk and Norwiclh Hospital, mobiliza- Louvain. 515, 550- -English uiniversities and, 'Winter clothing for troops, 932 tion. 518 Marlborough Camp, Boulogne, 918,1037,1084 Officers' hospital in the City of London, 550-A famous student IVesalius), 551 Pinewood sawdust as strgical dr ssing. See 645 Medaille Militaire, 858 Surgical Open-air military. See Hospital, 1st Medical admninistrationi in the Territorials, Portsmouth, 486 Eastern 553---Bacteriological diagnosis, 553-Anti- Practical offer, 316 Open-air in war time (Robert Saundbyl, typhoid inocutlation, 553 Prince of Wales's Fund, 341, 413, 1001-Cor- 495 Medical arrangements in the Nortb of respondence on, 1001 Paris, for sick and wounded, notes on France, 769, 800, 848, 892, 936, 988, 1037, 1079, Prisoners ia India, 1084 cases, 852 1115--Leading article, 800 Prophylaxis, 989 Paris, hospital for wounded founded by Medical arrangemiients for the troops in Provision for sickness anmong the troops, Emile Combes, 919 Soutlh Africa, 945 995 Princess Louise Hospital, Raseneath, 'Medical aspects of severe trauima in war, Quacks and. 551 mobilization of, 808 1038 R.A.M.C.. the work of the, 863 Queensferry Naval Hospital, mobilization, Medical assistance for rural (listricts, 342 Rain in the trenches, 1115 895 ,Medical attendance (free) for dependants of Recruits: Housingof,640 -Medicalexaiii ua^- Red Cross Convalescent Home (Blackcl men serving,, with the colours, 513, 645 tion of, 487, 510-The new, and their train- rock. Dublin), 994 Medicsl attendance on patients of practi- iag, 592iOperations of expediencv on, 901 Red Cross Hosp)ital at Netley, 731, 994- tioners on military duty, 336, 340, '69, 412 - 948-Teethof,929- Of the Territorial Force, Near Bouilogne, 859 Draft scheme, 340 examiiination of, and their early training Red Cross lhospitals in Francs, 1079 - Medical officers, vacancies for, 555, 690 (Wasil Hughes), 496 Inspection of, 1043 Medical otlicers w;nted, 945, 995, 1041, 1C84, Royal Herbert Hospital, Woolwich, ad- 1118 RED CRoss AND RELIEF ORGANIZATIONS: mission of wounded (SUPPLEMENT, Medical officers for war service, 320, 555 Another war hospital for London, 193. S94 p. 63) Medical profession, effect of wvar on, 926 -To be callel tho King George Hospital, Roysl National Orthopaedic Hospital, ad. Medical profession at home 368 994, 1043. See also Bospital, liing miiission of wounded, 733 ?Medical schools and the war, 765, 795 George St. BaAtholomew's Hospital, notes on -Medical Service EBiergency Commluittee Auixiliaryhome hospitals, 411 cases treated, 1C82 (Fcotland). 485 British lhospital for French Red Cross, St. George's Hospital, admission of Medical service of the German navy, 690 555 wounded. 732 Medical service of the new armiy, 485 British Hospital at WX imereux, 1'83 Salford Royal Hospital, mobilization, 554 Afedical stail of the German army, 839 British prisoners at Brussels, 518 Scottish Women's Hospital for Foreign Medical students and the war, 863, 1044 British Red Cross Society. 344, 376, 411. Service, mobilization of, 808 Medical- supervision vof camllps and hbillets, 485, 578,554. 601, 611, 631, 686. 731, 170, 103, Slips, 480, 768, 811, 857 -WNreck of the 857. 8'5, 994. See also Society, British Blitohilla, 811 Medical War Insurance Fund, 861 Red Cross Southbil, hospital at, 859 Montal and nervous shock amongst the British iuiit in Bruissels, 518 War Hospital Supply Dep(t at Ipswich, wounded (Lord Knutsford's al)peal for British wounded. See wouinded 1083 a hospital), 802 Central Advisory Commaittee for the Pre- Welsh Military Hospital, 735 Midwifery in the flre zone, 689 vention and Relief of Distress, 314 Women's, 995 Military sanitation. See Sanitation Chloroform supply, 1043 Yacht, 763 Monmouthshire. Red Cross work in, 411 Continental base st Rotien, 411 Motlherhood and the war, 384 Convalescent homes an(d hospitals, 376 Iin3i, 731--Hospital shlip) presented bY Motor amitbulances in war service (H. Croix Rouge Franeaise. 1014 Madras, 734 Massac Buist). 541, 842,1028 -Correspond- Fever hospital for the troops, 895 Jndiau ExpeJitionary Force, 769 ence on, 600- h'lle need for, 641--Gift of by French Red Cross, 632 Indian soldiers' fund, 849, 1082-Lad- London panel practition('rs, 735-Gift of French wounded, plight of, 641 Hardinge Hospital, 1C82 from Oxford, 735 The Scottish, 732--For Garments for the sick anid wounded, 376 Inoctlation and vaccination (parliamentary the front, 772-Developmiientof, 842-Gift Geneva Convention, 891 (luestion), 889 of from various sources, 898. See also Germian attitude towards Red Cross work, Iiisects and war (A. E. Shiplev): Lice, 497, ]Kotor 483 597 Bed-bugs, 527--Fleas, 568. 738-Thlie Motor, theatre ambulatnce for the front, 1034 (Cavernment Committee for Relief of flouir moth in soldiers' biscuits.614-Flies: National Volunteer Reserve, 556 Distress, 487, 820 (I) the hQuse fly, 662 -Flies (2) 705-Mites: Navy, Royal, medical arrangemiients, 409 Head quarters and store dmip6t, 376 The harvest mite, 750- Mlites (Part ID), 784 Nervous disorder and insanity amiongst Health of the troops, 915 -Ticks, 830-Leeches, 916, 952-Cock- soldiers, 995 Hospital train and lhospital ship 8r5 roaches, 1007. 1097-Correspondence on,558, Newbury concentration camip, 1035 Hospital at Rouenl, 555 597, 647, 692, 738, S08 New Zealand Expeditionary Force accom- King George Hospital, S94, 1043 Insurance funds. the war and the future of, panied by twodenital lieutenants, 750 LeaguA of Mercy, 376 412 Notes and reflections fromil the front (Sir " Missing," searching for the, 518, 553 Inisuirance of men As-ith the Expedlitionary William J. Collins), 935 Monmouthshire, Red Cross work in, 411 Force, 378 Nurses. 484 Montenegro, help for, 1083 DEC. 2. , 1914] INDEX. t Tin: PIRTTISIr L MI DICAL JOeRN-A.L 3 3 I I War (continued) War (continued) Way houme of the wotunded mian. see Motor ambulance and cars, 376. 641 Tetanus arid gangrene, 683- Antitetanic Wotunded New war lhospital for London, 945 seruim, 683-" Gas gangrene," 684 WEBn JOHNSON, Cccil: Couiiiion ailments in Nurses, supply of trained, 731 Tetanuis, treatment of. See Tetanus camp. their significance and prevention, Nursing d&partment, 376 Train transport, 804 38'-- The soldiers' feet and footgear, 702, 748 Organization and equipment of detach- Transient paraplegia from shell explo- WEBER, Sir H.: Oet M11eans for t(le Proloonga- ments, 376 sions " (T. R. Elliott), 1005 tion of Life, rev., 588 Pr i-lce of Wlaless Fund, 344 Typhoid. See Enteric MWEBSTER, Mrs. J. J. (and Mrs. H. Professional Classes War Relief Council, Universities and the war: Address by the LiEWELLYN): Tire Apsley Cookery Book, 62) Vice-Chancellor of the University, 599 containing 50O-Jlecipesfor the Uric-Acid-Free Professional staff, 555 University spirit, protest by a neutral (L. M. Diet, rev.. 367 tReception of wounded at the ports, 731 Bossi), 599 WEED, Loiiis H.; Studies on cerebro-spinal Red Cross abroad,481 Victoria Cross bestowed on the late Captain fluid, 1076 Red Cross hospital at Netley, 731, 924, 1083 Harry S. Ranken, 8S9 -Near Boulogne, 859 Vital statistics and, 481, 886, 928 Week, The, 32, 86, 143, 193, 256, 311, 381, 406, Red Cross hospitals in France, inspection Volunteers for medical service with the 480, 513, 550, 594, 638, 678, 724, 764, 802, 815, of, 1043 armiy, 343 886, 927, 982, 1034, 1074, 1111 Red Cross. origini and development of, 589, ales: Field ambuilance, 374-Hospitals, 374 Aberdeen, guide to, 193 633, 673, 722, 760, 798, 882, 923, 977, 1030, --Red Cross organization, 374-Welsh Addison Christopher, 381 1066, 1104, 1110 Army Corps, 603, 900, 947-Medical Service Advertiseniient, the limit of (Sir Williaim Red CrosS Society. See Society of, 947 Smart), 726, 931 Red Cross work in Paris, 681, 727- British War poelry, 639 After-care, co-ordination of, 35 Red Cross: Amibulance work, 681- Hos- War psychology " made in Germany,' 638 Anmbulance college, 552 pitals, 681--Supplies, 681- Rlest camps, War risks: Insurance of men with the Ex- American Department of Public Health, 682 Nursing costumiie, 682-Floating peditionary Force, 378-Grants and pen- 1035 ait'I ulances, 727 sions for officers and their dependants, Amiierican Volunteer Ambulance Corps, 1111 French lied Cross:-The amiibuilance 378-Medical Sickness Anniuity and Life Anaesthetics in the German army, lirst uise auxiliaries, 682- Railway canteens, 683- Assurance Society and, 413 of, 639 Floatingf amiibuilances, 727 Water supplies for troops on active service, Annual meeting notes. 256 Red Cross work in France, correspondence sterilization of (G. Sims Woodhead), 494 Antitetanic serum, 726 on, 813 Way holmle of the wouinded man, 850-The Antivivisectioniist fined (Miss B. KIidd), 595 Relief to min(ds as well as bodies, 485 first field dressing, 850-The regimental Army medical services, the direction of, 678 Rest stations and base hospital, 411, 555 aid post, 85C-The field ambulance, 851- Army Sanitary Cormmnlittee, 765 St. John Ambuilance, 376. 518 The clearing hospital, 851-The ambu- Avicenna, the tomb of, 194 'Scotland, Red Cross work in, 411 lance train, 851-The base hospital, 851- Bath, 1113 Servia, help for, 1083 Concluisions, 851 Felgian medical miien and pharmiiacists, Servian Red Cross, 518, 686, 1083 Wives and other dependants of sailors and position of, 802, 845 Sittuation in Franee, 945 soldiers, 380 Belgiani refugees' dispensary-, 803 " Society Lady " in Red Cross work, '45 Women orderlies, 898 Berniondsey board of guardians and medi- Soutlhanmpton, 411 Women's hospitals, 995 cal attendance on paupers, 594 Staff, 411 Wotund characteristics, 804 Blind, international conference on, 88 Stores, organizations, 1C83 Wouind treatment, principles of, as estab- Bread of our troops, 846 Stores, tons of, 641 lished by Lister. and the subseqiuent British Medical Association's Library, Suipply of locumtenents, 344 modifications in treatment (Francis M. donations to, 36, 146 Sur\ ey of the wvork in France, 1117 Caird). 872 British Pharmacopoeia, the new (1914), 143, Transport, rapidity of, 895 Wounded, reception and condition of at the 595 Tuberculosis in Germany, 929 various hospitals, 487, 518, 553, 600,643, 686, British spas, 381 Typhoid in the Belgian army, 934, 1043 732, 771, 808, 859, 891, 992, 993. See also Britislh wounded in France, transport of, 764 Unit in France, 485 Hospitals and SUPPLE'MENT, p. 163 Casualties in miodern wvar, 514 Vital statistles and the wvr, 481, 886, 928 Wounded, care of, 813----Condition of in Cerebro spinal fluid, 1076 Voluntary hospitals in Fralnce, 1083, 1117 France, 689-Britisb, manaageent of in Certificates from non-panel doctors for In- WtoniNds: Naturie of, 518-Some typical, 787 France, 847 Fiench, at Ly-ons, 689 suirance Act puirposes, 928 French, from sonme early actions, 853-- Cliair of pathology in the University of ReqJuisitioning of cars anid lhorses and the Frenich, Belgiani, and German, notes on Aberdeen, 381 supply of petrol, 341 150 cases of (&lbert WVilson), 806---Man, Chair of pbhysiology at Liverpool, 146 iRolilla, wreck of, 811 way home of, 850-Official statement, 600 Cheap country cotts-ge, 144 Riium rations (parliamentary wiestion), 889 -Transport of, in France, 764 In war, Children's country holidays, 34 Russian invalids in Germiany- and Austria, care of, 514---X-ray treatmiienit of, at "Chiropractic, ' 144 treatment of, 1035 Fazakerlev Hospital (Captain C. Thurstan College of Surgeons, annuial show at, 34 St. John Ambulance Association, 732 Holland), 1063 Compensation for eye injuries, 803 St. Jolhn Ambulance Brigade, 310, 602, 732, Wounds, French experiences of, 1116 Cornish Riviera, 1036 811, 857, 889-Surgeons for Red Cross work Wounds, permanganates in sloughing and Crawford's 11istory of tMre Indian Medical 602 In Dublin, 732- Appeail to girls, 811- tetanus-infected (Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Service. 515 Joint work;ing w iiih the Rted Cross Society, Leonard Rogers), 1055 Day nurseries, 1077 857-- (Co-operation of, 857-Parliamientary Wounds, some typical, 787 Deaths after salvarsan, 87 (luestion on, 883 Woounds in the present war, treatment of, Dental Federation, International, 311 Safeguarding the health of the troops at goo9 948, 998, 1047, 1080,1087. See also Anti- Determination of sexuial characters, 87 home, 814 sev;,iis and Asepsis Doctors and the death penalty, 34 Sanitary organization in being. 549, 637 Wounds in svar, treatment of (Sir W. Drugs with Geriian names, 594 Sanitary service of the Territorial Force, Watson Cheyne). 865-Discuission, 891, 938, Electro-physio'ogy of plants, 930 343 1039. English universities and Lotivain, 550 Sanitation, militsry, at lhome, 723, 729-- 'See also SUPPLEMENT Index Epidamic disease in the Expeditionary Leading airticle, 723 Force. prevention of, 678 Ssnitation of camps.517,731 -An Aimiericai War Hospital Supply D6p6t atIpswich, 1083 Epsom College, 1074 view, 731 AW-ar Office issues memorandum re British Epsomians on active service, 887 Scotland: Scottish Coimmittee of the British an(d German small arm ammiiunition, 895-- Eugenic marriages in Amer.ca, 33 Medical Association, 340 - Northern Replies re treatmuent of wounded and sani- Eve, Sir Frederic, retires from the stalY of Counties of Scotland Branch, 340--Dun- tation at the front, 984 the Londlon Hospital, 1036 dee, 34C-Medical Service Emergency War poetry, 639 Fallopian tubes and sterilization, 196 Committee, 375-- -Edinburgh: 2nd Scottish WVarpsychlology" made in Germany ," 638 Famouis Louvain stuident, 551 General Hospital 375 -Convalescent War, surgery in the, 638 Fat-embolism, 1113 horpitals, 375 - Abandonment of post- War and vital statistics, 481, 886 Feeble-minded, care of, 1035 graduiate courses, 375-Red Cross work in, WATtDEN, A. A.: Subcutaneouis in(ection of Field ambulances, new War Office regula 411-Medical Service Eniiergency Coill- ox] gen in septic amputations, 1021 tions, 847 mnittee. 485 -Dental departmw-ent at Craig- WARDLEwoRi-i, LieuitenantDouglas, obituary Food and cooking, 1112 leith, 519-Nurses for the Expeditionary notice of, 810 French universities reply to German pro- Force, 519 Warfare, naval, treatment of the wounded in fessors, 9!0 Sea transport, 805 (Fleet Surgeon D. Walker Hewitt), discus- Free thrombi and ball thrombi in the Senior studlents and the war, 1087 sion, 359 heart, 33 Septic amnpuitations, subcutaneous injection WARiNG, H. J: Operative treatlnient of Gaskell, W. H., death of, 516 of oxygen in (A. A. Warden), 1021 tumiiours of caecunm and colon), 838 Gehuchten, Albert van, death of, 1077 Septii wounds, 684 Warnings, 52, 384 Gerimian drug difficuilties, 1074 Sewage in the field, disposal of, 555 WN'ashington, proposed permanient home of German medical prefession in war time, 726 Shell futmes, 892 surgery in, 117 German professors, more replies to, 982 Sick transport, 767 Wassermann reaction, substitute for (G. Government and housing, 4R6 Sick and woiunded in hospitals, See Arbour Stephens), 1021 Harveian oration, 726 Wounded Wassermann reaction, rationale or modus Historical Military Medical Exxhibition, 1075 Small bodies and big souls, 928 operandi of (J. E. R. McDonagh), 624 Holt Sanatoriiium for Tuberculous childreni, Soldiers, disabled, and approved societies, Water supplies for troops on active service, 408 1044 sterilization of (G. Sims Woodhead), 494 Hop-pickers, accommiuiodation for, 483 Soldiers' feet, care of, 1117 Water supply of Dublin and the drought, 201, Hospital ships, 480. 764. Soldiers, hands and feet, 887 382 Howse, Sir Benry Greenway, death of, 516 Soldiers rendered incapable bn amputation, Waters and baths, medical uses of (R. For- Huxley lecture, 802 suggested institution to teach them tescue Fox), 23 Insutrancea Act: Certificates fromii non-panel tra~des-, 1051 Waterworks and sewage disposal, 692 doctors for Insurance Act purposes, 928- Somiie immediate dtuties, 307 WATSON, B. P.: Fibromyomata of uterus, 533 Medical benefit regulations. revision of, Students in medical units of the Territorial WATSON, Surgeon James Henry Digby, killed 595-New scheme of medical certification Force, 1044 in action, 735 of incapacity of insured persons for work, Surgery, conservative, 766 WATsON-WILLIAM[s, Dr.: Treatment of in- 1034 Surgery in the war, 638 operable growths ot the throat and nose, Insured persons. total nuimber of, 680 Surgical experiences of thePresent war, 891, 1018-Oto-sclerosis, 1019-Haemostatic tonsil International Congress Transactions in the 938, 1039 ' guillotine, 1019-Intranasal operative treat- library of the Association, 803 Surgical dressing, pinewood sawdust as ment of frontal sinus suppuration, 1019- Johns. Hopkins Hospital, twenty-fifth anni- (Charles W. Catlicart), E61-(Rushton Dangers of explorating puncture in the versary of the foundation of, 803 Parker), 754-(F. D. Bennett), 755 antrum of Hig-hmore, 1020-Latent empye- Koeberlb. Euigene, memorial tablet to, 36 St,rgical dressing, straw charcoal absorbent mata of the nasal accessory sinuses, 1021 Lawrence Research Fu:nd, 36 (E. F. Wills), 511 WATT. Henrv J.: P'suchology, rev, 241 TLieA in the Crilmlea.Dlagueof. 679 THE iSlITISE 3-4 muEDICML JOURN AL J INDEX. [DEC. 26, I914 Week, The (continued) Westimiorland, poliomyeltis in, 515 Wounded, French, fromi some early actions Lights of London. 983 WHEELER, W.I. de C.: Anoci-association, 354 of the present war, 853-Experiences of a .ister Institute, the future of, 197, 888 -Artritic deformiities, 745 - Operative British doctor in a French town, 853-Ah- Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, 931 treatmient of abdomiiinal aneurysmu, 835 dolmiinal wounds, 853-Bullet behind tbe Lockwood, C. B., death of, 847 Whey powder, sweet, 671 lar'ynx, 854-Pyohaemothorax, 854-Frac- Loeumtenents, the war and the demand for, WHITBY, CharlesT.: Sursum corda, 776 tures, 854-Tetanuts, 854-Antityphoid vacci- 927 WHLTBY, Vernon: A suspected case of foot and nation, 854 London County Council ambulances, 407 mouth disease in man, 11 WoundeI Frenchl, Belgians, and Germans, Louvaibi, 515-English universities and, 550 WHITE, Clitford: Ovariantiumour whichbad notes on 150 cases of (Albert Wilson), 806 -A famous student (Vesalius), 551-And been infected with tuibercle, 1100-Inter- Wounded man, way home of, 850-Tie first its library, 1111 stitial tuberculous salpingitis, 1100 field dressing, 850 -The regimental aid post, Maternity benefit and obstetric teaching, WHITE, D.: Forgivcecss and Suifferinzg: I 850-The field ambulance, 851-The clearing 481 Study of Christian Belief, rev., 124 lhospital, 851-The ambulance train. 851-- Meals for school children, 381 White man in the tropics. See Tropics The basehospital, 851-Conclusions. 851 Measurement of fire-damp, 87 WHITE.Sinclair: Acuite varicocele duie to the Woulnded, mental and nervous shock among Medical aviator(limileReymond), 765 pressure of a greatly distended left kidney (Lord Knutsford's appeal), 802 Medical benefit regulations, revision of, 595 (non-malignant), 177 Wounded in naval warfare, treatment of (Fleet Medical certification of incapacity of in- WHTEHEAI), Walter, monument to, 39 Surgeon D. Walker Hewitt),357-Discussioni, suredparsons for work, new scheme of, WHITEHOUSE, Beckwith: Fibrom yomata of 359 1034 uterus, 533. Wounded, reception of in British hospitals. Medical Insurance Agency, 929 WHITIELEGGE, Sir Arthur, electedI Honorary See Hospitals anid War Medical provision for dependants of men Fellow of the Society of Medical Officers of Wounded, transport of (parliamentary ques- serving with the colours, 513 Health, 738 tion), 981, 985 Medical Register, the accuracy of, 725 WHIrTrNG, Maurice H.: Anaesthetics in eye- Wounded, treatment of, and sanitation at the Medical services of tlle army, 1036 work, 471, 878 front (parliamentary question), 983, 984 Medical terms in the New English Dic- WIECHMANN, F. G.: Siugar Antalysis for Cante Wounded in war, care of, 514 tiossarv, 88, 887 Sugar and Beet Sugar Houses, Befineries, Wounded, x-ray treatment of in Fazakerley Medical women in India, 725 and Experimental Stations, anid as a Hanid- hospital (Captain C. Thurstan Holland), 1062 Medicine and the women of India, 143 book ofInstruction in Schools of Chiemical Woundel. See also War Mental and nervous shock amiong the Technology, rev., 19 Wounds, bismuth subgallate gauze in the wounded. 802 WILDRY, A. Gascoigne:Iodineas an antiseptic treatment of(S1. A. R. Newman), 837 Mfore replies to the German professors, 982 in joint inijuries, 1056 Wouinis, permanganates in sloughing and Motor ambulance, the beneficial triumph WILKEl, D. P. D.: Appendicitis and status tetanus-infected (Lieutenant-Colonel Sir of, 764 lymphaticus, 575-Actute appendicitis and Leonard Rogers), 1055 Motor theatre ambulance for the front, 1034 acute appendictular obstruction, 959 Wounds, red tape for, 846 Napoleon and his medical officers, 407 WILL, Ogilvie: Anoci-association, 354 Wounds, septic, 684, 818-Septic infection of, Negroes, anomalies of pigmentation WILLETT, George: Treatment of chronic 848 amongst, 197 empyema, 52 Wounds, somie typical, 727 Nelson, the death of, 724 WILLIAMS, Captain Augustus Scott. reported Wounds, treatment of in the present war, 900, Newbury Concentration Camp, 1036 killed in action, 487-Now reported a 948,998, 1080, 1087, 1116--Germianexperiences, Nietzsche the mistiuderstood, 983 prisoner of war, 556 1080-French experiences, 1116. See alsI Notification in New York, 680 WILLIAMS, Ralph, presenitation to, 103 Antisepsis and Asepsis On a hospitalship, 480 WILLIAMS, A. Winkelried: Treatment of Wounds in war, treatment of (Sir W. Watson Opium Conference, Third International. 86 lutpus, 623-Keratodermiiia blenorrhagica, 627 Clieyne), 865-Discussion, 891, 938, 1039 Oxf9rd OphthalmologLcal Congress, 32, 146 -Leprosy treated by a vaccine, 1031 WRICHST, Sir Almroth E.: Antityphoid in- Pasteur and his German honours, 551 WILt IAMS, G. A.: Kala-azar, 1060 octulation for our troops, 484-Ois Pharmaco- Poliomyelitis in Lancashire and Westmor- WILLS, E. F.: A straw charcoal absorbent Therapy and7 Preventive Inoculation ap2lied land, 515 dressing, 541 to Pneumnonia in th,; Afl-ican Native. With Portsmouth Municipal disinfectant station, WILSON, Albert: Notes on 150 cases of a Discourse oit the Logical, Iettlods wchich 482 wouinded French, Belgians, and Germans, ought to be envrloyed in the3 Evaluation of Public health appointment, an important 806-Red Cross work in France, 813 Treat- Therapeutic .Aents, rev., 1027 (West Hartlepool). 311, 595 miient of wounds in the Present war, 998 WYLLIE, John. resignationof, 996 Quacks and the war, 551 WILSON, Dr.: Variability among bacteria, WYNErSS, James Davidson, appointed J.P. for R. A.M.C., winter comforts for, 68) 712 Aberdeen, 153 Radiation dosage, 846 WILSON, Helen: The State and venereal WYNTER, W. Essex Acholuric 879 Radiunm in the treatment of cancer, 1113 disease, 285 iauindice, Radium, therapeutic application of, 680 W ILSON, James A.: Reading and near vision, Red Cross abroad, 481 362 Elliot's operation for glaucoma, 390- Red Cross and tuberculosis in Germany, Th-ie factor of heredity in myopia, 393 929 W-ILSON, William: Two unusuial cases of imias- Red tape for wounds, 846 toiditis in children, 398-Post-scarlatinal Reply of French universities to German pro- rhinorrlroea and otorrhoea, 1004 fessors, 930 WILSON, W. H. (and H. B. DAY): Case of Rolal Army Medical Corps, 982 uraemisia witlh-an unusual degree of uirea Ro-yal Earlswood Institution for Mental De- retention, 116 fectives, 1075 WILSON, W. Reginald: Localizationof foreign x. Royal Society of Mfedicine, Calendar, 639 bodies, 470 X-ray examination of intestine in chronic Russian invalids in Germany and Austria, Wimereux, Britisli hospital at, 1083 constipation, use of an aperient in (Ricliard treatment of, 1035 Winter clothing for troops. See Troops Gompertz and Maitland Scott), 567 St. Mary Roncevall and Charing Cross, 89 WIsE, Kenrick S., appointed memiber of X-ray therapeutics, apparatus for, 20 Sanatorium reports, 482 the Executive Council of British Guiana, X-ray treatment of tubercutlous glands (Elarold Sanatorium treatment, the later results of, 586 1Iowat), 11 482 WISHART, Mr.: State Medical Service, 292 X-ray treatmiient ofthe wounded at Fazakerley School children and quackery. 145 WITHAM, E. Wells: Prevention of tetanus, hospital (Oaptain C. Thurstan Holland),1065 School t2aIhers and medical inspection, 36 1047 X rays, analysis of by crystals (Lawrence School of Tropical Medicine, Calcutta, 194 Wives and other dependants of sailors and Bragg), 516 Schools, natural lighting of, 196 soldiers, 380 X rays in treatment of inoperable gro'wths of Science and the State, 195 WOLFF-EISNER, A. (and D. 0. KUTHY): Die the throat and nose (John Macintsre), 1018 Simon, Sir Robert, 765 -Death of, 1113 Prognosenstelluntig bei der Lungentuberku- Small bodies and big souls. 928 lose, mit eingehender Beriicksichtigung der Soldiers' hands and feet, 887 wh ysikalischlen unzd serologischen Befitnde Special fund, the proposed. 36 nnd der therapeutischess Prognostik, rev., Stethoscope and the chest sounds, 32 473 Street noises, 35 Women, medical education of. See Medical Surgery in the war, 638 Womiien orderlies, 898 Symonds, H. P., andtthe Radcliffe Infirmary,Y Women's National Health Association. See 195 Association Teetlb of recruits, 929 WOOD, Casey A.: Reading and near vision, Y. Tetanus, treatment of, 678 362-Elliot's operation for glaucoma, 390- Teutonic ctulture and science, 679 cataract operation, 396 Yarrow Convalescent Home and its Title of professor, 262 WOOD, Francis C. - Report on radium in supply, 405 millk Tropical Institute of Microbiology, 552 treatment of cancer, 1113 Year Book of Open-air Schools and Children's Tuberculosis in Ireland, 145 WOODCOCK, H. de Carle (and J. A. M. CLARK): Sanatoria, 138 Tuberoulosis officer andi his worlk, 725 Artificial pneumothorax, 1016 YEARSLEY, P. IMacleod: Classification of the Tuiberculous glands in the neck, 1076 WOODCOCK, H M. (and G. LAPAGE): Syngamy deaf child for educational purposes. 883 University of London, 86 in the trypanosomes, 921 YEARSLEY, Macleod: A warning, 52-Evidence Vaccination Order, another, 725 WOODHEAD, G. Sims: Sterilization of water of before the Royal Comminiission on Venereal Venereal Disease, NationalCouncil for Com- supplies for troops on active service, bating, 143, 886 494 Diseases, 475 Venereal WOODIJAN, E. Musgrave: Antiseptics in war. Yellowv Fever Bulletin: Experiments and ob- diseases, prevention of, 845 1119 servations on yellow fever (Scott Macfle ancd Venereal Diseases, Royal Comnmission on, 36 WOODS Staff-Surgeon Henry, killed in action, Johnston), 106 Vital statistics and the war. 481, 928 897-Obituary notice of. 897 Yellow fever. See Fever War poetry, 639 Workhouse hospitals. See Hospitals YEO. Isaac Burney, death of, 931--Obituary War l)sychology "made in Germany," 638 Working power of the white inian in the notice of, 1001 War and vital statistics, 886, 928 tropics, See Tropics YOUNG, M. C. W.: Variability among bacteria Wounded in war, care of, 514 Workmen's Compensation Act. See Act and its bearing on diagnosis,710 Yeo. Burney, death of, 931 WOTHERSPOON, Charles Grey, obituary notice of, 906 WEIsiANN, August,obituary notice of, 1003 Wound characteristics, 804| West Hartlepool andits .O.H., 311,595 Wound inoculation in carcinolma. See Cancer WVEST, J. M.: Intranasal surgery of lacrmal Wound treatment,principles of as established apparatus, 244 by Lister and tlle subsequent modifications WEST, Samuel: Royal Medical Benevolent in treatment (Frances M!. Caird), 872 Fund, 97-Cardiacthrombi, 205 Wounded British, management of in France West HaamInfirmary. See Infirmary (Sir Richard Havelock 847 Z. W'est Hartlepool,public health appointmiient Wounded' British, transportCharles),of in France, 764 at, 311 Wounded, care of, 813 Zoster,L pain following, .52 DEC. 26, I9141 INDEX TO ILLUSTRfATIONS. [ BRJT,SH5 35

SPECIAL PLA-TES.

PAGE PAtaG CAMERON, Hector Charles: On Diathesis in Infancy ... facing 56 FARRANT, Rupert: Causation, Prevention, and Cture of Goitre, COLT, G. H.: Three Cases of Fractture in the Neiglhbourliood of Endemiiic and Exoplhthalmic facing .107 Joints treated by Plating ...... faciig 4 andl5 KENT, A. F. Stanley: Soime Problems in Cardiac Physiology faceing 106 DAX-IES, Ivor J.: Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in the Senghenydd WILRIE. D. P. D.: Acute Appendicitis and Acute Appendicuilar E1xplosion .,,.,,.,, facing 57 Obstruction ... f,acing 9aC

11JLSTRAI TtATINS IN T1I1E TEAXT.

PAGE PAGD, Arm-is of the Barber-Surgeons' Comipany .. . .. 781 MELVIN. G. Spencer (and J. A. MACWILLIAM-): SignifiCanCe Of ARMSTRONG, Lieutenant Arthur Keith ... 651 Blood Pressure Readings ...... 780 Arrow from Aeroplane ...... 991 Model for Teaching Wagon Drill ...... ,. 210 BL,AND-SUTTON, Sir John: Cancer of the Dulodenum and Small MILLIGAN, Sir Williami: Somiie Practical Considerations in the Intestine (Six Figures) ...... 653 Diagnosis and Treatment of Abscess of the Cerebellum ... 834 BILAND-SUTTON, Sir John: Value of Radiograplhy in the Diagnosis Needles, Central-eyed ...... 510 of Bullet Wounds (Six Figures) ...... 953 O CoNoR, John: Radical Cture of Inguinal Hernia (Three Figures) 115 Box, Charles B.: English Pellagra in Early Childhood (Two OVEREND, Walker: Incipient Pulmonary Phthisis of School Figures) ... ,...... 397 Childtren (Four Figures) ...... 1009 BRAITHWAITPE L. R.: Hern;ia of U'terus, Vagina, and Fallopian P ANEEN, the late Captain Henry Shelwood, V.C...... 1049 Tubes in a Boy ...... , ... 177 RivYIERE, Clive: Chronic Pulml-onary Tuberculosis in Infancy and BRIDE, T. Milnes (and Daniel DOuGAL): A Case of Cyclopia ... 13 Childhood ...... 463 Broncho-oesophagoscope ...... 796 ROWELL, H. S.: Mechanical Considerations of the Htman Foot Bullets 991, 1041 of Various Kinds .. . *.. 855, (Four Figures) ...... 746 ]BUTLER, H. B. (and E. W. SHEAF): Anoci-association in the Pre- Royal Naval Hospital, Chatlianm (Eight Figures) ... 125 379 vention of Shock and Post-operative Discom:forts ...... 114 " Royal Oalk" (Boscobel) Cup presented by Charles II ...... 783 CAMPBELL, Hairy: Headache: Its Causes and Cure (Four SHEAF, E. W. (and H. B. BUTLER): Anoci-assocation in the Pre- Figures) ... ,.. .,. ... 578 . .. vention of Shock and Post-operative Discomforts ...... 114 Cartridges with Bullets ...... 991 Shell An Extraordinary (Captain Hugh and CATHCART, Charles W.: A Simple Form of Portable Dressing Wound, Stewart Captain J. F. Murphy)... ,., ...... 629 Sterilizer (Two Figures) ...... 1057 SHIPLEY, A. E.: Insects and War: CRtAIG. William: Hernia of the Uterus, and Fallopian Vagina, Lice ...... 497. 597 Tubes in a Boy ...... 177 Tise Bed-bug ...... 527 CRAMPTON, Thomas Hobbs ...... 739 Fleas ...... 568 DON, Alexander: Pott's Disease in Cervical Region, with Methods Flour Moth in Soldiers' Biscuits ...... 614 of Bony Splinting .,...... 460 Flies: (1) The House-fly ...... 661 DOUGAL, Daniel (and T. Milnes EBmDE): A Case of C clopia ... 13 (2) Otber Flies...... 706 GASKELL, Walter Holbrook ...... 559 Mites: The Harvest-mlite ...... 750 GEHluCHTEN, Albert van ...... ,,. . 1121 Mites (Part II) ...... 784 Germans with Shaved Heads ... 597 Ticks ,. .. with Entero- ...... 830 GILLON, G. Gore: Posterior Gastro-jejunostomy Leeclhes ...... 916, 962 anastomosis ... ,. .,...... , 178 Cockroaches ...... lC07, 1097 GORDON WARD: 2nd Eastern General Hospital, R.A.M.C.(T.), Wound: Brighton ...... 943 Shrapnel of Side of Cheat ... , ...... 727 Grace Cup Presented by Henry VIII ...... 782 of Forearm ...... 727 Gunsbot Wound of Right Knee ...... 728 Causing Commiintuted Fracture of Humierus . 728 Haesnostatic Tonsil Guillotine ...... 1019 Colmlpound Causing Compound Comminuted Fracture of Femiiur ... 738 HARIMAN, N. Bishop: Causes of Blindness in Children ... 391, 395 Medical Care of Lines of Communication STEVENSON, Wralter C.: Preliminary Clinical Report on a New and HEALD, C. Brehilmer: Economical Method of Radiumii Therapy by Means of Emiiana- at Home ...... 754 HELLIER, John Benjamin: Case Illuistrating the Surgery of the tion Needles (Five Figures) ,.... . , 9 Puerperal Uterus, Hysterectomy for Myomia Suppurating Test Type ...... 20 after Labour ...... 585 THoMpsoN, G. S.: An Operation for Movable Kiu-ey .. ... lC96 HEssNAMAN-JOINSON, Francis: A Simple and Rapid Method of TOmKINsON, J. Goodwin: Four Cases of Lahore Sore (Tw%vo Figuires) 925 Localizing Bullets ...... 752 Tonsillectome, a Modified...... --...... 718 HEWIET Fleet Surgeon D. Walker: Treatiiient of Wounded in Tonsillotome ...... 510 NaVal Warfare (Three FigLres) ...... 358 Traiectory of Buillet, Diagramii of ...... 990 HowsE, Sir Henry Greenway *...... 560 Urethral and Urethro-Vesical Irrigation ...... 589 JONEs, Robert: Treatmrent of Arthritic Deformities (Seven VACELL,. Charles ...... E3 Figures) ...... 741 WALKER, Norman: Treatmuent of Lupus (Charts) ...... 619 LEES D. B.: Diagnosis of Chronic Puilmonary Tuberculosis in WEBB-JO1INSON, Cecil: The Soldiers Feet and Footgear (Eighlt Infancy and Childhood ...... 461 Figures) ...... 703, 748 LITTLEJOEIN. Sir Henry Duncan ...... 619 Welsh Military Hospital ...... 7@6 LoCKwOOD, Charles Barrett ...... 903 WHIITBY, Vernon: A Suspected Case of Foot and Mouth Disease LYON, [hoomas Glover: The Barber-Surgeons' Comipany (Tliree in Man ...... l Figures) ...... 781 WILSON, W. Reginald: Localization of Foreign Bodie. ., 470 MCGRaIGJOR. Sir James ...... 185 WOODIEAD, G. Sims: Sterilization of Water Supplies for Troops MAC WILLIAM, J. A. (and G. Spencer MELVIN): Significance of on Aetive Ser'vice (Eight Figures) ...... 495 Blood Pressture Readings ...... 780 Wounded in Hospital ...... 685 MAMoUrIAN, Marcus: Our Present Knowledge of the Thyroid YEo, Isaac Burney ...... 1031 Gland (Threc Figures) ...... 825 YOUNG. M. C. WV.: Variability among Bacteria, and its Bearing MAY, Edward Hooper ...... 650 on Diagnosis (Two Figures) ...... 711

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INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT FOR VOLUME II, 1914.

A. ASSOCATION, BRITISH MEDICAL: ANNUAL ASSOCIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL: ANNUAL REPRESENTATIVE MEETING, 106, 269 REPRESENTATIVE MEETING (contd.) Abdominal cases (Norman Flower), 217 The President's illness, 106 Medical treatment of school children- Acetone bodies in diabetes (E. L. Kenna- The welcome to the Association, 106 Model scheme of treatment centres, way), 61 Annual and supplementary reports of 126- Treatment by private practi- ADAMs, A.: Artificial pneumothorax, 41 Council',106 tioners, 126-Treatment by medical Ambulance lectures, fees for, 185 Annual meeting (1915),106 charities, 126 - Remuneration of ANGus, J. Alexander: National Insur- Vice-Presidents, 106 whole-time officers, 126-Treatment ance, 92 Finance, 106 at voluntary 126 Apothecaries' Hall of Ireland, report re Organization: Amendment of by-laws, Salaries of medicalhospitals,women, 126 examinations, 261 107-Referendum and postal vote, 108 Medical inspection of emigrants, 126 APPLEYARD, Mr.: Osteoma of frontal -Composition of Branch Counclls, Fees forlifeinsurance examinations, 126 sinus, 131 109-A Standing Welsh Committee, Remuneration of ship surgeons, 127 ARMSTRONG, Richard Robins: The ex- 108-The federation of other medical Public health and Poor law matters, 127 perimental production of pneumonia, bodies with the Association, 108- Hospital questions, 127 57' Annual conference of secretaries, 109 Naval anc military, 127 Army, Britisb, medical service of, 29, 54, -Candidates for appointments, 109- Election of committees, 127 78, 101, 151, 154, 158, 166, 171, 174, 183, Representation of Divisions, 109- Votes of thanks, 128 190, 207, 213, 221, 230, 237, 245, 254, 266, Expenses of Representatives, 109- Synopsis of proceedings, 269 283, 290, 297 Composition of Representative Body, Army, British, Army Medical Service, 109 Association, British Medical, Special 29, 78, 101, 151, 154, 158, 166, 171, 183, Journal Committee: Publication of in- Representative Meeting, 128, 269- 190, 207, 213, 221, 230, 237, 245, 254, 266, surance matters, 110 Formation of a Scottish Committee, 128 283, 290, 297 Science Committee: Petition of Sir -Synopsis of proceedings, 269 Army, British, changes of station, 54, 151 Ronald Ross, 110 Association, British Medical, in Austral- Army, British, Colonial Medical Services, Election to Council by grouped Repre- asia, 174 167, 230 sentatives, 111 Association, British Medical, changes ot Army, British, Royal Army Medical Medical ethics: Publications to the boundaries of Branches and Corps, 29, 78, 101, 151, 154, 158, 166, public on medical subjects, 111- 22, 45, 70, 98, 142, 148, 153, 157,Divisionst185, 205, 171, 174, 183, 190, 207, 213, 221, 230, 237, WVarning notices, 111-Family Ency- 228, 263, 286 245, 254, 266,283, 290, 297 clopaedia of Medicine, 111-Conduct of Association, British Medical, Council Army, British, Special Reserve of Offi- ethical cases, 111 election, 206 cers, 29, 78, 101, 158, 166, 171, 174, 190, Medico-Political Committee: State 207, 222, 237, 245, 254, 290 registration of nurses, 111-Practi- ASSOCIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL, COUNCIL tioners called in by midwives, 112- PROCEEDINGS, 13, 145 ARMY, BRITISH, TERRITORIAL FORCE, Practice of dentistry by unqualified Annual meeting at Newcastle (1917), 14 29, 78, 101, 155, 159, 167, 171, 174, 191, persons, 112 Annual meetings (1916-17-18), 207, 213, 222, 230, 237, 245, 255,266, 290, The proposed Special Fund, 112-The Apologies, 13, 145 297 suggested objects of the fund, 114- Award of gold medal for distinguished Army MedXcal Service, 237, 290, 297 Administration of the fund, 114- merit, 145 Infantry, 191 The trade union question, 115-Trust Central Ethical Committee, 15 Royal Army Medical Corps, 29, 78, 101, Fund Committee, 116 Central Nursing Council for London, 159,167, 171 174 191 207 213, 222, Scientific work of the Association, 117 146 230,65, 237, 245, 255', 266, 290, 297' National Medical Guild, 117 Deaths, 13 Royal Field Artillery, 191 Medical inspection and treatment of Dr. J. A. Macdonald's visit to Australia, Yeomanry, 191 school chidren, 117 13 Election of chairrlian and deputy chair- Election of committees (1914-15), 146 Army, British, Territorial Force Reserve, man, 118 Finance Committee, 14 29,230, 266, 291, 298 Election of members of council, 118 Hospitals Committee, 14 Army, British. See also War Grouping of branches outside the Insurance-Act Committee, 15 Army, Indian, 29, 78, 101, 151, 165, 167, United Kingdom for 1915-16,118 Medico-Political Committee, 15 171, 191, 213, 222, 230, 237, 254 National Insurance Business: Naval and Military Committee, 15 Army, Indian, subordinate medical de- Relations with voluntary institutions, New nmembers, 146 partment, 29, 78, 151 118 Non-panel Committee, 16 Association, British Medical, annual Domiciliary treatment, 120 Organization Committee, 14 meeting, 1914-Aberdeen, 1, 128, 137, Proposed federation of Local Medical Postal vote, 14 147, 177-Programme of business, 1- and Panel Committees, 120 Public Health Committee, 15 Pathological museum, 8, 147-Induc- Appointment of and reference to Question of the appointment of a tion of President, 128-The retiring Insurance Act Committee for Scottish medical secretary, 146 President, 128-LThe President-elect, 1914-15, 121 Representative from Australian 128-President's address, 129, 130- Voluntary hospitals and maternity Branches, 13 Civic welcome to the Association, 129 benefit, 121 Resignations, 13 The gold medal of the Association Treatment of employees of voluntary Return of Chairman, 13 awarded to Mr. T. Jenner Verrall bnd institutions, 122 Returns of the election of members of Dr. Edwin Rayner, 129-Foreign guests Free choice of doctor, 122 Council by the Representative Meet- and visitors, 129-Delegates from the Working the Insurance Act, 123 ing, 146 Overseas Dominions, 129 - Appoint- Central Defence Fund, 123 Royal Commission on Venereal ment of auditors, 129-Votes of thanks, Medical aid institutions, 124 Diseases, 145 130-Address in Medicinie, 130-Address Fees of medical referees, 124 Science Committee, 15, 145 in Surgery, 137-Annual dinner, 137- Panel Committee and excessive pre-. Scottish Committee, 14 -Ulster cup, 140-The President, 140- scribing, 124 Sir Thomas Reddick, 14 University of Aberdeen, honorary de- Regulations for certification, 124 Supplementary Report of Council, 16 grees, 140-Excursions, 141-Conference Consultants under the Act-, 125 The Treasurer, 13 and dinner of honorary secretaries of Future developments under the Act, University of Wales, 14 Divisions and Branches, 177 .125 Vote of thanks, 145 Association, British Medical, annual Scottish matters, 125 Vote of- thanks to Deputy Chairman of meeting, 1915-Cambridge, 106 Irish matters, 125 Council, 13 3c0 BBITIrsE MzDICAL JouAL J INEINDEX TOOSPLMN.[E.2,11SUPPLEMENT. [DE,C. 26 i9I4 Association, British Medical, in Ireland, of President, 41-Artificial pneumo- sentative Body, 262-Annual meeting, 281. See also Committee, Irish thorax (A. Adams), 41-Conditions 262-Grant for 1914-15, 262-Meetings, Association, British Medical, library of, simulating chronic appendicitis (John 262 list of books presented to, 99, 242 Morley), 41-Excursions, 41-Annual Branch, Yorkshire, 131-Annual meeting, Association, British Medical, members dinner, 41-Annual report of Branch 131-Election of officers, 131-Report of elected (January-June, 1914), 46 Council, 41 Council, 131-President's address, 131- Asylum, Earlswood, annual report, 231 Branch, Metropolitan Counties, 42- Cases, specimens, and papers: Growths Asylum, Enniscorthy, report, 267 Annual meeting, 42-Election of removed from the abdomen (Basil Hall), Asylum, Royal Edinburgh, Morningside, officers, 42-Annual report, 42-Induc- 131 -Osteoma of frontal sinus (Mr. annual report, 30 tion of President, 42-Votes of thanks, Appleyard), 131-Treatment of syphilia Asylums' officers (parliamentary ques- 42 - (Basil Hughes), 131 - More extended tion), 166 Branch, Munster, 18-Annual meeting, 18 use of whole milk in the artificial A&yr: Wational Insurance, 88 -Election of officers, 18 feeding of infants (Dr. Vining), 131- Branch, North Lancashire, and South Vote of thanks, 131-Next meeting, 131 Westmorland, 18-Annual meeting, 18 -Annual dinner, 131 -Election of officers, 18 Brighton, National Insurance, 28 Branch, Oxford and Reading, 148- Bristol, National Insurance, 75, 84 National Insurance, 148-Annual meet- Britisb Columbia, dental business in, 260 ing, 148-Election of officers, 148- British Medical Association. See Asso- B. Finance, 148-Division reports, 148- ciation BAILDON, Francis J.: National Insur- Excamination of insured persons, 148 Bromley Division. See Division ance, 205 Branch, Perth, 185, 297-Medical attend- Buckinghamshire Division. See Division Barnsley Division. See Division ance on dependants of men serving with Buckinghamshire, National Insurance, Bath: National Insurance, 263 the colours, 185-Fees for ambulance 186, 24 BAZETT, Henry: National Insurance, 235 lectures, 185-Appointment of co-secre- Burnley Division. See Division Bedford Division. See Division tary, 185-Annual winter meeting, 297 Bedfordshire: National Insurance, 233 -Report of Council, 297-Financial BEDSON, S. Phillips: An investigation of statement, 297-Tea, 297 the effect of nuclein and nucleic acid Branch, Somerset, West, 20-Annual on the normal antibody, 59 meeting, 20-Annual report, 20-Elec- Belfast Division. See Division tion of officers, 20-Vote of thanks, 20- Berkshire: National Insurance, 131 Future developments of the Insurance Birmingham Branch. See Branch Acts, 20-Address by Dr. J. A. Mac- C. Birmingham, National Insurance, 287 donald, 21-Luncheon, 21-Visit to BLAND-BUTTON, Sir John, Hon. LL.D. Cannington, 21 Cambridge and Huntingdon Branch. See Aberd. conferred up9n, 140 Branch, South-Eastern of Ireland, 185, Branch Board, Local Government (Ireland), 229 217-National Insurance, 185, 217- Cambridgeshire, National Insurance, 150 -And Poor Law Medical Service, 229 Scheme for free medical attendance for Cancer, earlyrecognition of (W. L. Wooll- Bolton Division. 'See Division the dependants of those serving with combe), 19 BOLTON: National Insurance, 252 the colours, 217-Medical certificates Cardiff, National Insurance, 243 BOND, Eleanor: Uterine haemorrhage, under the Insurance Act, 217-Notices CASKIE, Dr., presentation to, 16 217 of motion, 217-Medical adviser's in- CAVERHILL, T. P.: National Insurance, Bootham Park, York, annual report, trusion, 217-Branch council, 217- 92 239 Ethical Committee, 217-Dinner, 217 Central Division. See Division. Border Counties Branch. See Branch Branch, South Midland, 68-Annual Cerebro-spinal canal, changes produced BOYCOTT, A. E.: Investigation of water meeting, 68-New members, 68-Trans- in the central nervous system of mon- distribution in experimental nephritis, fer of district, 68-Benevolent Fund keys by the direct inoculation of the 60 Committee, 68-Model organization Spirochaeta pallida into the (W. W. C. Branch, Australian (South), 174-Letter rules, 68-Votes of thanks, 68-Presi- Topley), 64 re Annual Meeting in Aberdeen, 174 dent's address: The Mental Deficiency Cerebro-spinal fluid (W. D. Halliburton), Branch, Birmingham, 16-Annual meet- Act (Dr. Harding), 68-Tea, 69 61 ing, 16-Annual reports, 16-Presi- Branch, Southern, 68, 285-Annual meet- CHATTERJEE, Haripado, disciplinary case dential address, 16-Electionof officers, ing, 68-Election of officers, 68-Annual of, 257 16 report, 68-Expenses of Secretaries of Cheshire, National Insurance, 220 Branch, Border Counties, 39-Annual Divisions, 68-Rules of organization, Chichester and Worthing Division. See meeting, 39-Annual report, 39-Elec- 68-Presidential address: Fashion in Division tion of officers, 39-Model rules, 39- medicine (G. H. Cowen), 68-Vote of CHISOLM, R. A.: The water content of Presidential address, 39 thanks, 68-Luncheon, 68-Entertain- the tissues in experimental nephritis, Branch, Cambridge and Huntingdon, 39 ments, 68-Autumn meeting, 285- 60 -Annual meeting, 39-Election of Transfer of Division, 285-Epsom Col- City Division. See Division officers, 39-Luncheon, 39-Presi- lege, 285-Finance, 285-Medical officers Classification of practitioners in Great dential address, 39 of reserve units, 285-Medical attend- Britain, 149 Branch, Connaught, 67-Annual meet- ance on dependants, 285-Clinical CLEVELAND, Dr., shows some radio- ing, 67-Election of officers, 67-Irish meeting, 285 graphs, 348 Medical Secretary, 67-Annual report Branch, South-Western, 19- Annual College, Royal, of Surgeons of England, of council, 67-Ethical rules, 67-Re- meeting, 19-Annual report, 19-Elec- 236-Annual report, 236-Central Mid- signations, 67-Next annual meeting, tion of officers, 19-Induction of ,Presi- wives Board, 236-Committee on fac- 67-New members, 67 dent, 19-Vote of thanks, 19-Early tory lighting, 235-Diploma of Tropical Branch, Dorset and West Hants, 217- recognition- of cancer (W. L. Wooll- Medicine and Hygiene, 237-Examina- Autumn meeting, 217-Extension of combe), 19-Medical Benevolent Asso- tions and diplomas, 237-Examinations Branch, 217-Election of officers, 217- ciation, 20-Excursion, 20-Presenta- for licences in dental surgery, 237- Uterine haemorrhage (Eleanor Bond), tion to Dr. Donbavand, 20 Finance, 237- Gift of clock, 237- 217 - Abdominal cases (Norman Branch, Staffordshire, 169-Provision of Medical officers of health, 236-National Flower), 217- Next meeting, 217- free medical attendance for dependants Insurance, 236-Prizes, 237-Record of Luncheon, 217 of men serving with the colours, 169 the year's work, 236-Royal Commission Branob, East Anglian, 148-Annual Branch, Surrey, 69-Annual meeting, 69- on Venereal Diseases, 236 meeting, 148-Report of council, 148- Luncheon, 69-Election of officers, 69- Committee, Central Ethical, 16-Case Election of officers, 148-Financial Annual report, 69- Presidential ad- under Articles 10 and 11, 15-Position statement, 148-Clinical cases, 148- dress, 69-Excursion, 69-Dinner, 69 of medical practitioners in connexion Luncheon, 148-Induction of Presi- Branch, Sussex, 96-Annual meeting, 96- with publications to the public on dent, 148-Division of Branch, 148- Luncheon, 97-Election of officers, 97- medical subjects, 15-Regulations rela- Excursions, 148-Tea, 148 Annual report, 97-Treatment of school tive to the insertion in the BRITISH Branch,.Edinburgh, 40-National Insur- children, 97- Cinematograph demon- MEDICAL JOURNAL of notices regarding ance, 40-Annual meeting,40-Election stration, 97-Garden party, 97-Vote of a pointments, 15-Report to Council, of officers, 40-Vote of thanks, 40- thanks, 97 19 Annual report and financial statement, Branch, Wales, North, 96-Annual meet- Committee, Finance, 14-Accounts, 14- 40-Scottish Committee, 40-Queen ing, 96-General business, 95-Report Appointment of assistant medical sec- Mary Nursing Home, 40 -Local of Council, 96-Election of officers, 96- retary, 14-Appointment of Solicitor to guarantee fund, 40-Revision of rules, Places of meeting for 1915, 96-Annual the Association, 14- Candidates for 40 meeting of the Association, 96-Pre- election to theAssociation, 14-Election Branch, Gloucestershire, 40-Surgical sentation to Dr. Emyr 0. Price, 96- of vice-presidents, 14-Heard v. Plok- treatment of diagnosis (James Sherren), Fractures treated by Lane's plates and thorne, 14-Report to Council, 14 40-Vote of thanks, 40, 41-Annual screws (A. Norman Leeming), 96 - Committee, Hospitals, 16-Report to meeting, 40-Election of officers, 40- Longevity of eminent medical imen (H. Council, 15-Workmen's medical aid Annual report of the Division, 40- Drinkwater), 96-Lymphatic leukaemia associations and members of staffs of Annual Representative Meeting, 41- (John Elliott), 96-Vote of thanks, 96- voluntary hospitals, 15 Decompresson of the brain (Bathe Luncheon and tea, 96-Excursion to Committee, Insurance Act, 15, 87, 202, Rawling), 41-Dinner, 41 Llugwy, 96 209, 252, 293-Appointment of and Branch, Lancashire and Cheshire, 41- Branch, Wiltshire, 262-Inaugural meet- reference to Insurance Act Com- Annual meeting, 41-Election of ing, 262-Rules, 262 - Election of mittee, 16-Relation of British Medical officers, 41-Luncheon, 41- Induction offcers, 262-Representation on Re.pre- Association to proposed federation of SUPPLEMENT-TO THE DEC. 26, I9141 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. BRITISH MEDICAL JOUR*AL 30I

I Local Medical and Panel Committees, Committee (Sub), Ship Surgeons, 22, 69, Division, Bedford, 43-Annual meeting, 15-Report to Council, 15-Returned 99-Correspondents, 22, 69, 99 43-Election of officers, 43-Annual medical cards, 15. See also Insurance Committee, South African, 153-Annual report of Divisions, 43-Pyuria (Frank Committee, Irish, Medical, 98, 210, 218, 281 meeting, 153-Payment of members' S. Kidd), 43-Annual Representative -Annual meeting, 98-Election of travelling expenses, 153-Unethical Meeting, 43-Special Fund, 43 officers, 98-Medical Secretary, 98, 218 conduct, 153-Delegate from the Asso- Division, Belfast, 285-Insurance Act, 285 -Vote of condolence, 98-Finance, 98, ciation, 153-Finance, 153-Medical -Chairman's address, 285 - Heart 210-Insurance Act, 98-Short pay- witnesses' fees, 153-Railway medical muscle (J. E. McIlwaine), 285 ments, 98 - Circular letter, 98- officers, 153-Medical Defence Fund, Division, Bolton, 41, 228-National In- Quarterly meeting, 210-Treatment of 153-Fees for medical boards, 153 surance, 42-Annual meeting, 41- dependants, 210-Well-to-do patients in Committee, Welsh, 98-Election of chair- Annual report, 41-Election of officers, workhouses, 210-Salaries of Poor-law man, 98 42-Annual Representative Meeting, 42 medical officers, 210-Organization, 210 Conference and dinner of honorary secre- -Future developments of the Insur- -Representatives of Local Medical taries of Divisions and Branches, Aber- ance Acts, 42-Presentation to secre- Committees on the Insurance Com- deen (1914), 177 tary, 228 mittee, 218-Medical secretaries, 218- Connaught Branch. See Branch Division, Bromley, 41-Annual meeting, First aid lectures, 218-Certification, COOPER, D. N.: National Insurance, 221 41-Election of officers, 41-Organiza- 218-Contributions from Local Medicail COPLANS, Myer: The nature of toxins tion rules, 41-Annual Representative Committees, 218-Issues a circular, 281 and antitoxins, with special reference Meeting,41-Representative'sexpenses, Committee, Medico-Political, 15-Fees to absorption and other phenomena by 41-Vote of thanks, 41 for medical certificates under the asbe3tos and other finely divided sub- Division, Buckinghamshire, 296 - The Mental Deficienev Acts, 15-Fees for stances, 61 war, 296-Clinical paper, 296-Belgian medical examinations for life insur- Cornwall Division. See Division Medical Relief Fund, 296 - Private ance, 15-Payment of ship surgeons for clubs, 296-Luncheon, 296 attendance upon first and second-class COUNCIL, GENERAL MEDICAL, 101, 182, Division, Burnley, 15-Annual meeting, passengers, 15-Report to Council, 15- 249, 257 16-Election of officers, 16-Annual Telephone service rates, 16 Apothecaries' Hall of Ireland, 261 report of Divisions, 16-Votes of Committee, Naval and Military, 15-Re- British Pharmacopoeia, 101, 183 thanks, 17 port to Council, 15-Resignation of a Dental business-British Columbia, Division, Central, 39-Annual meeting, member from the Committee, 15- 260; Hong Kong, 260; The supply of 39-Election of officers, 39-Annual Shortage of medical officers in the dentists, 260 report of Division, 39-Vote of thanks, Royal Navy, 15 Dental disciplinary cases, 259-(Valleck 39-Annual Representative Meeting, Committee, Non-Panel, 16-Consultants Cartwright Mallan), 259-(Cartwright 39 employed for purposes of Insurance Davis), 260 Division, Chichester and Worthing, 285- Acts, 16-Report to Council, 16 Disciplinary Cases: Insurance Act, 285-Fees for treat- Committee, Organization, 14-Election Irregularity in issue of sickness cer- ment of school children in the hos- of members of Council, 1914-15, and tificate (William Blackie Mason), pitals of West Sussex, 285-Medical 1915-16, by grouped representatives 257 attendance on dependants of men under By-law 43, 14-Grants to Irregular death certificate (Alexander serving with the colours, 285-Fees for Branches for 1914, 14-Grouping of Girvan), 257 attendance upon police constables and Branches not in United Kingdom for Medical Aid Association, alleged prisoners, 285-Belgian Fund, 285- 1915-16,14-Grouping of Divisions for canvassing (Haripado Chatterjee), Patients of medical men at the front, Representation in Representative 257 285-Medical referees, 285 Body, 1914-15, 14-Report to Council, Conviction for drunkenness (Caspar Division, City, 68-Special meeting, 68- 14-Students' Union, 14 Denis Downing), 258 Model organization rules, 68-General Committee, Public Health, 15-Adver- Irregular certificates (James Shirran meeting, 68- Supplementary report tisements for tuberculosis officers, 15- Abernethy Walker), 258-(John of Council, 68-Executive Committee, Deputation to members of the Govern- Watt), 258 68 ment on security of tenure and super- Elections to committees, 262 Division, Cornwall, West, 43-National annuationi for medical officers of Executive Committee, 182, 251 Insurance, 43-Annual meeting, 43- health, 15-Report to Council, 15 Highlands and Islands Board, 101 Election of officers, 43-Budget pro- Committee, Science, 15, 57-Middlemore Insurance Act, 101 posals, 43-Medical referees, 43-School Prize, 15 - Report to Council, 15- Inspection of public health examina- medical officers, 44-Annual Repre- Reports of Granttees : Investigation of tions, 101 sentative Meeting, 44 water dcistribution in experimental Inspection of qualifying examinations, Division, Dorset, West, 185-The War, nephritis (A. E. Boycott), 60- The 101 185 water content of the tissues in experi- Madras Medical Registration Bill, 101 Division, Dumbartonshire, 161, 217 - mental nephritis (R. A. Chisholm), 60 2lledical Register, 251 National Insurance, 217-Free medical -The regulation of the blood volume Membership of Council, 183 attendance for dependants of men in experimental nephritis, 61-The New member, 249 serving with the colours, 161 nature of toxins and antitoxins, with President's address, 249 Division, Dumfries and Galloway, 67- special reference to absorption and Royal Institute of Public Health, 262 National Insurance, 67 -- Library of other phenomena by asbestos and Select Committee on Patent Medicines, Division, 67-Supplementary report of other finely divided substances (MIyer 262 Council, 6(-Clinical cases (Dr. Living- Coplans), 61-The union of bones in Students' Registration Committee, 262 stone), 67 the operative treatment of fractures Students and the war, 182 Division, Edinburgh and Leith, 161-Free (E. W. Hey Groves), 61 - Cerebro- University of Allahabad, 251 medical attendance for dependants of spinal fluid (W. D. Halliburton), 61- Usnqualified locumtenents, 182 men serving with the colours, 161 Acetone bodies in diabetes (E. L. Visitations and inspections of exami- Division, Essex, South, 241-Annual Kennaway), 61 - Osteomalacia (Kate nations, revision of register, 183 meeting, 241-Election of officers, 241- Knowles), 62- Hepatic insufficiency Vote of thanks, 262 Votes of thanks, 241 (W. Macadam), 63-Variations in the Division, Essex, South-West,17-National excretory powers of the kidneys in County Clare, National Insurance, 244 Insurance, 18 health anid disease (Nathan Mutch), 63 COWEN, G. H.: Fashion in medicine, 68 Division, Exeter, 43-Annual Representa- -Influence of toxins on the central Croydon, National Insurance, 25, 74, 84 tive meeting, 43-Special Fund, 43 nervous system (David Orr), 63-In- CURRY, M. A.; National Insurance, 236 Division, Finchley and Hendon, 42- Iluence of narcotics and anaesthetics Election of officers, 42 on metabolism (M. S. Pembrey), 64- Division, Glamorgan, North, and Breck- Observations on CO2 in alveolar air of nock, 43-Annual meeting, 43-Election diabetics (E. P. Poulton), 64-Lactic of officers, 43 acid (J. H. Ryffel), 64-Activity and Division, Glasgow, North-Western, 16- stability of tincture of digitalis (W. L. National Insurance, 16-Annual meet- Symes), 64-Changes produced in the I. ing, 16-Midwives bill, 16-Election of central nervous system of monkeys by officers, 1.6-Induction of Chairman, 16 the direct inoculation of the Spirochaeta DAUNT, F. E. H.: National Insurance, 91, -Annual report of Central Council, 16 pallida inito the cerebro-spinal canal 244 -Insurance Acts, 16-Presentation to (W. W. C. Topley), 64. Reports of DAVIS, Cartwright: Disciplinary case of, Dr. Caskie, 16 Scholars: Relative frequency of bovine 260 Division, Greenwich and Deptford, 17- and lhuman types of tubercle bacilli in Denbighshire, National Insurance, 25, Annual meeting, 17- The late Dr. human tuberculosis (A. Philp Mitchell), 211 Keay, 17-Annual Representative Meet- 57 - The experimental production of DEVIS, H. F.; National Insurance, 289 ing, 17 pneumonia (Richard Robins Arm- DEWAR, Michael; National Insurance, Division, Halifax, 44-Annual meeting, strong), 57-An investigation of the 174, 244 44-Annual report of Division, 44- effect of nuclein and nucleic acid on Diabetics, observations on CO2 in alveolar Election of officers, 44-Organization, the normal antibody (S. Phillips Bed- air of (E. P. Poulton), 64 44-Unqualified dentists, 44 son), 59-Pes valgus, sweating, etc. Digitalis, activity and stabilitv of tinc- Division, Hertfordshire, East, 17- (Edward G. Schlesinger), 60 ture of (W. L. Symes), 64 National Insurance, 17-Annual meet- Committee, Scottish, 14-House of Lords Division, Barnsley, 21-National Insur- ing, 17-Election of officers, 17-Hono- Midwives (Scotland) Bill (No. 81), 14- ance, 21-Vote of condolence, 21-Elec- rary Secretary's annual report, 17-In- Report to Council, 14-Scottish Medical tion of officers, 21-Future develop- surance Acts, reports from Future De- Secretary, 14 ments Q the InpqrwCe Acts, 21 velopments Committee, 17-Medical SUPPLEMMST TO T 1 INDEX TO 302 BRITIs MDICAL JOUB JL iNDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. [DEcrDEC;. 26, 1914i914 Representative on Insurance Com- Division, Swindon, 241-Inaugural meet- Free medical attendance. See Medicil mittee, 17-Vote of thanks, 17-Garden ing, 241-Formation of Division, 241- Fund, King Edward's Hospital, statisticaJ party, 17 Election of officers, 241-Rules, 211- report, 188 Division, Holland, 18, 241-National in- Annual meeting, 241-Election of Re- surance, 18, 241 - Joint meeting of presentative, 241 Divisions, 18-Financial statement, 18 Division, Trowbridge, 217-National In- -Medical referees, 241 surance, 218-Dissolution of Division, Division, Huddersfield, 21-Annual meet- 217-Election of officers, 218-Rules, ing, 21-Annual report of Division, 21- 218-Swindon Division, 218-Branch Election of officers, 21 meeting, 218-Treatment of dependants Division, Isle of Ely, 98-National In- of men serving with the colours, 218- G. surance, 96-Annual meeting, 96-Elec- Medical inspection of school children, tion of officers, 96 218-Insurance Act Committee, 218 Galway, National Insurance, 253 Division, Lewes and East Grinstead, 69- Division, Wakefield, Pontefract, and GARROD, A. E., Hon. LL.D. Aberdeen Annual meeting, 69-Model rules of or- Castleford, 21-National Insurance, 21 conferred upon, 140 ganization, 69-Ethical rules, 69-Elec- -Annual meeting, 21-Election of offi- GARROD, C. R. 0.: National Insurance, tion of officers, 69-Scientific meeting, cers, 21--Annual Representative Meet- 205 69-Votes of thanks, 69 ing, 21-Eye specialists, 21-Model General Medical Council. See Council Division, lKingston, 44-National In- organization rules, 21-Finance, 21- GIRVAN, Alexander, disciplinary case of, surance, 44 Future developments of the Insurance 257 Division, Lambeth, 241-National Insur- Acts, 21 Glamorgan, National Insurance, 26, 158, ance, 241-Cards to canvass, 241 Division, Wales, South-West, 97-Annual 186, 227, 264 Division, Leinster, East, 17-Annual meeting, 97-Election of officers, 97- Glamorgan, North, and Brecknock meeting, 17-Election of officers, 17 Vote of thanks, 97-Annual Represen- Division. See Division Division, Liverpool, 169-Provision of tative Meeting, 91 Glasgow Division. See Division free medical attendance for dependants Division, Wandsworth, 9G, 241-National GLENDINNING, Bryden: Some minor of men serving with the colours, 169 Insurance, 96-Special meeting, 96- difficulties of obstetric practice, 296 Division, Middlesex, North, 68-National Belgian refugees, 241 Gloucestershire Branch. See Branch Insurance, 68-Appointments, 68-Sup- Divisions, Rochester, Chatham, Gilling- Gloucestershire, National Insurance, 51, plementary Report of Council, 68- ham, and Dartford, 67-Combined 219, 227 Referee consultants and specialists, meeting, 67-Assistant Medical Secre- GOOD, Dr.: Physical basis of insanity, 42 68-Division model rules of organiza- tary, 67-Election of Representative, GOWLAND, William Percy, appointed to tion, 68 67-Trade unionism, 67-School medi- the Chair of Anatomy, University of Division, Northamptonshire, 43, 281 cal service, 67-Expenses of Represen- Otago, 166 -National Insurance, 281 - Annual tative, 67 Greenock, free attendance for dependants meeting, 43-Annual report of Divi- Dix, Richard Henry, presentation to, 132 of men serving with the colours, 161 sions, 43-Election of officers, 43-Ex- DIXON, Henry George: National Insur- Greenwich and Deptford Division. See penses of Representative, 43-County ance, 78 Division Nursing Committee, 43-Annual Repre- DONBAVAND, Dr., presentation to, 20 GREER, W. J.: National Insurance, 199 sentative Meeting, 43, 281-The late Dorset Division. See Division GROVES, E. W. Hey: Union of bones in Dr. John Terry, 281-Belgium medical Dorset and West Hants Branch. See the operative treatment of fractures, 61 refugees, 281-Votes of thanks, 281 Branch Division, Oxford, 42-National Insurance, DOWNING, Caspar Denis, disciplinary case 42-Annual meeting, 42-The late Dr. of, 258 Neil, 42-Election of officers, 42-Phy- DRINKWATER, H.: Longevity of eminenit sical basis of insanity (Dr. Good), 42- medical men. 96 Medical referees, 42-Panel and Medi- Drugs, price of, 170 cal Committees, 42-Tea, 42 Dumbartonshire Division. See Division Division, Reading, 18-National Insur- Dumbartonshire, National Insurance, 166, II. ance, 18-Annual meeting, 18-Elec- 212, 227 tion of officers, 18-Vote of thanks to Dumfries and Galloway Division. See Halifax Division. See Division Dr. Napier Jones, 18-Future Develop- Division HALL, Basil: Growth and specimens re- ments ot the Insurance Acts, 18-Hos- Dundee, National Insurance, 182 moved from abdomen, 131 pital accommodation, 18-Loans from HALLIBURTON, W. D.: Cerebro-spiinal the Government to hospitals for build- fluid, 61 ing, 18-Payment of honorary medical HAMILTON, James: National Insuranee, staffs of hospitals for treating insured 205, 221 persons, 19-Causes of excessive sick- Hampshire, National Insurance, 132 ness and medical benefit claims by in- HARDING, Dr.: Mental DeficieIlcy Act, sured persons, 19-Frequency with 68 which insured persons consult doctors, E. HAYWARD, W. T., Honorary LL.D. Aber- 19-Clinical laboratories, 19-Appoint- deen conferred upon, 140 ment of referees and consultants, 19-. East Anglian Branch. See Branch HENRY, Wallace, presentation to, 70 EATES, A. R.: Natiorfal Insurance, 76 Hepatic insufficiency (W. Macadam), 63 Offer of an approved society to appoint Edinburgh Branch. See Branch a referee, 19-Vote of thanks to retiring Hertfordshire Division. See Division chairman, 19-Minor operations at the Edinburgh and Leith Division. See HIGSON, E.: Nat4onal Insurance, 91 hospital, 19 Division Hoffmann-La Roche chemical works at Division, Rochdale, 42-National Insur- Edinburgh, National Insurance, 23, 27, Basle, 166 ance, 42-Annual Representative Meet- 85, 225, 243, 288 Holland Division. See Division ing, 42-Administration of medical ELLIOTT, John: Lymphatic leukaemia, Hong Kong, dental business in, 260 benefit, 42 96 HORSLEY, Sir Victor, Honorary LL.D. Division, St. Helens, 68-National Insur- Enfield, National Insurance, 52 Aberdeen conferred upon, 140 ance, 68-Annual meeting, 68-Election Essex Division. See Division Hospital, Adelaide, Dublin, annual of officers, 68 Essex, National Insurance. See Insur- meeting, 231 Division, St. Pancras and Islington, 17- ance Hospital, Birmingham, General, report, National Insurance, 17-Annual report Ethical Committee. See Committee 30 of Divisions, 17-Election of officers, 17 EVATT, Surgeon-General G. J. H.: The Hospital, Deaconess, Edinburgh, annual -Representation on Islington School technical staff of a general hospital in meeting, 135 Treatment Centre, 17-Vote of thanks, war, 167 Hospital, 1st Western General (Liver- 17 Exeter Division. See Division pool), mobilization of, 163 Division, South-Eastern Counties, 40- Hospital, 2nd City of London General, National Insurance, 40-Annual meet- mobilization of, 163 ing, 40-Index and suspense slips, 40- Hospital, 2nd Eastern General (Brigh- Election of officers, 40-Vote of thanks, ton), admission of wounded, 162 40-Report of council, 40-Annual re- Hospital, 5th Southern General (Ports- port of Executive Committee, 40-Com- mouth), admission of wounded, 163 munications, 40 F. Hospital, London, admission of wounded, Division, Staffordshire, Mid, 20-Annual 1621 meeting, 40- Election of officers, Fees for ambulance lectures, 185. See Hospital, Mater Misericordiae, Dublin, 20-Special Fund, 20-Supersession, also Ambulance report, 188 20 Fife, National Insurance, 253 Hospital, Royal City of Dublin, annual Division, Stockport, Macclesfield, and Finance Committee. See Committee report, 239 East Cheshire, 88-National Insurance, Finchley and Hendon Division. See 88-Organization of an efficient service Division HOSPIrALS AND ASYLUMS, 30, 135, 188, (Dr. Picton), 88 First aid. See War 230, 239, 267 Division, Suffolk, West, 39, 161-Repre- FLOWER, Norman: Abdominal cases, 217 Adelaide Hospital, Dublin, annual sentative on Representative Body, 39- FOTHERGILL, E. Rowland: National In- meeting, 231 Fees for clubs, 39-Annual report of surance, 187 Birmingham General Hospital, report, council, 39-Free medical attgendance Fractures, union of bones in the opera- 30 for dependants of men serving with the tive treatment of (E. W. Hey Groves), Bootham Park, York, annual report, colours, 161 61 239 SUPPLEZ NT TO TIH DEC. 26, 19141 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. LBBITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL 303 HOSPITALS AND ASYLUMS (continued) Insurance. National (continued) Insurance, National (continued) DeaconessHospital, Edinburgh, annual CORRESPONDENCE, 53, 78, 90, 134, 170, societies (invested funds), meeting, 135 174, 187, 199, 204, 212, 221, 228, 235, Apgroved Earlswood Asylum, annual report, 231 244, 254, 289 Committee on excessive sickness, Enniscorthy Asylum, report, 267 After the war, 227, 236 28 London hospitals, expenditure of, 188 Alleged over-prescribing, 221, 244, 289 Contribution cards, 77 Mater Misericordiae Hospital, Dublin, An insurance trust, 78 Cost of Act to Exchequer, 92 report, 188 Central bureau for checking pre- Cost of printing, 134 Royal City of Dublin Hospital, annual scriptions, 244 Departmental Committee on Exces- report, 239 Circular on supply of drugs and sive Sickness, 53 Royal Edinburgh Asylum, Morning- appliances, 221 Disablement benefit, 134 side, annual report, 30 Conference with the Commissioners, Drugs dispensed by doctors, 77 Royal Maternity Charity of London, 91 Drugs and medicines supplied by annual report, 135 Drug tariff, 91 doctors, 92 East Sussex Medical and Panel Com- Government nursing grant, 134 Hospital Committee. See Committee mittee, 134 Insured persons (Ireland), 53 Hospitals of London, expenditure of, 188 Insured persons in military employ, Lacturers, 53 Huddersfield Division. See Division 254 Medical attendance arrangements in HUGHES: Treatment of syphilis, 131 London Panel Committee's inquisi- Middlesex, 133 Hull, National Insurance, 157 tion into panel doctors' prescribing, Medical benefit, 28,133-Outstanding 235, 245 payments, 28 New draft regulations, 213, 221 Medical certification in Ireland, 254 New insurance certificate, 289 Medical necessities, 53 Panel Committees and panel prac- Outstanding payments, 28 titioners, 90 Panel chemists (London), 265 Panel practitioners with small lists, Payments to medical men, 92 I. 236 Salaries of panel doctors, 133 Proposed federation for Panel and Sanatorium benefit, 28, 53, 134, 166, Insurance, National: Local Medical Committees, 187,199, 254-Dependants, 53-In Ireland, Aged and disabled members of societies, 204, 212, 221 254 memorandum by the Commissioners, Protest meeting of London panel Sanatorium treatment, 134- For 282 practitioners, 92 postal workers, 134 Allocation of patients, 76 Reduced payments in Scotland, 92 Sickness benefit, 133, 134-Payment Annual report of the Commissioners, State Medical Service and free choice of sickness benefit to persons in 48 of doctor, 170, 174 hospital, 134 Brighton drug store and the chemists' Statistics of a country practice, 53 State Medical Service, 150 list, 28 Stock mixtures, 265 Budget proposals, 81 INSURANCE ACT COMMITTEE, 87, 202, Transfers, 28 Conjoint arrangements for dealing with 209, 252, 293 Tuberculosis (Kirkintilloch), 134 over-prescribing, 225 Agreements for 1915, 87 Disablement benefit, 74 Appointment and reference to the REPORTS OF LOCAL ACTION, Local Draft regulations. See Regulations Committee, 88 Medical Committees, Panel Com- Drug Fund, the position of the, 71- Attendance on persons at request of mittees, Provisional Local and Pharmaceutical deputation to Mr. police, 210-Solicitor's opinion, 210 Medical Committees and Resolu- Masterman, 71 Central Iinsurance Defence Fund, 209, tions of Branches and Divisions Drug Fund in South Wales, 264- 252, 293 Barnsley Division, 21-Future de- (Glamorgan), 264-(MIonlmouthshire), Certificates, 87 velopments of the Acts, 21 265 Chairman, 252 Bath, 263-Checking prescriptions, Drug tariff (circular letter), 220 Checking prescriptions in Scotland, 263-Panel Committee, 263 Drug tariff, the new, and medical men 293 Bedfordshire, 233-Assignment Sub- who dispense their own medicines, Circular letter to Local Medical and committee, 233-Honorarium to 225 Panel Committees, 252 returning officer, 233-New regula- Elections: Insurance Committees, 28; Compensation cases, 87 tions, 231-Panel Committee, 233- Panel Committees, 28 Complete records, 87 Prescribing, 233 - Secretarvship, Expenditure on medicine. See medi- Conference of Local Medical and 233-Voluntary list, 234 cine Panel Committees, 293 Belfast Division, 285-Address by Free medical attendance. See Medical Consultation with Local Medical and Irish Medical Secretary, 285 Future developments of the Act, 81 Panel Committees, 293 Berkshire, 131-Local Medical and Insurance Panels, effects of the war on, Deductions from amounts due to Panel Committee, 131-Payment 182 panel practitioners, 209 of arrears for 1913, 131-Practi- Insured persons in military employ, Departmental Committee on Drug tioners and lists of patients, 131- 242, 251, 281-Memorandum from In- Tariff, 209 Protest against general meeting in surance Commissioners, 281 Drug prices, conference on, 252 August, 131 Mlanchester Warehousemen and Clerks' Drug tariff-prescribing, 87 Birmingham, 287-Co-ordination of Association, 28 Drugs and the war, 252 work of Local Medical and Panel Medical attendance to dependants of Lay officials of approved societies Committees, 288-Excessive pre- men serving with the colours, free, and interference with medical scribing, 287-Panel Committee, 289 treatmelnt of insured persons, 287 Medical benefit, payments for, 295 209 Bolton, 252-Co-ordination of work of Medical benefit surplus funds, 228 Letter to Honorary Secretaries of Local Medical and Panel Com- Medical referees, 74 Panel Committees and Local Medi- mittee, 252-Drug tariff, 253-Local Medical treatment of insured persons cal Committees and Branches and Medical and Panel Committee, called up for service with His Divisions, 202 252 Majesty's forces. See Insured per- Membership of the Committee, 209 Bolton Division, 42-Future develop- sons Non-panel practitioners' certificates ments of the Act, 42 Medicines and appliances, expenditure and approved societies, 252 Bristol, 74, 84-Annual report, 84- on, memorandum by Scottish Com- Overlapping in reference of Insur- Budget proposals, 74- Medical mission, 195 ance Act and Scottish Committee, Benefit Committee, 74-Payment MIodel agreement between panel prac- 252 of members, 74 - Sanatorium titioners and Insturance Committees. Over-prescribing, 252, 293 benefit, 74-Work of medical See Panel Position of deposit contributors, 293 adviser, 74 National Medical Union, 228-Medical Subcommittees, 88, 209 Buckinghamshire, 51, 186, 242- benefit surplus funds, 228 Title of Panel Committee, 87 Agreements, 242-Annual meeting, Organization of an efficient service (Dr. Transfer of insured patients of practi- 242-Annual report, 242-Certif- Picton), 88 tioners on military duty, 293 cates, 51, 243-Chemists' Subcom- Panel Medico-Political Union, forma- Unallotted funds, 87 mittee, 51-Continuance of Local tion of, 75-Adoption of the trade Uniform certification, forthcoming Medical Committee, 186-Drug union principle, 75-Objects of the scheme of, 252 tariff, 242-Expenses of Committee, union, 75-Voluntary insurance and 51-Federation of Local Medical friendly society control, 76 OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS, 77, 180, 220 and Panel Committees, 243- Panel practitioners and Insurance Incapacity due to pregnancy (Eng- Finance Committee, 186-Honor- Committees, model agreement be- land), 220 arium to Honorary Secretary, 51- tween, 264 Memorandum to Insurance Com- Local Medical and Panel Com- Payments for medical benefit, 295 mittees on the supply of drugs and mittees, 242-Medical Service Sub- Regulations, new draft, 193 appliances, 180 committee, 186-Memorandum to " Rept. mist.," 28 Question of the need for operations, practitioners, 51-New members, 51 Sickness and disablement benefits 77 -Panel Committee, the new, 186- during pregnancy, 158 Panel practitioners and the war, 186 War: An example from Southampton, PARLIAMENTARY QUESTIONS ON, 28, 53, -Payments to panel practitioners, 143-Notification to Insurance Nom- 77, 92, 133, 150, 166, 254, 265 51-Pharmacopeia, 2-Prescrib- mittees, 143 Administration expenses, 93 ing, 186. 24-Proposed federation IYUPPLEMENT TO TH INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. 304304 BRITISH13ITSHEI~JUBALMEDICAL J=lllull I DE T S PP EM NT [ECLDEC. 2,26, I9I491 Insurance, National (continuted) Insurance, National (continued) Insurance, National (continued) of Panel and Local Medical Com- - Medical attendance on depen- members, 149 -Co-operation of mittees, 186-Refractions, 51-Rail- dants, 253-Medical certificates for members, 84-Cost of drugs, 133, way fares of members, 186-Rept. insured persons, 253-Refusal of 295-Cost of prescriptions, 187- mist., 242-Resignation, 185-Treat- recognition, 253-Vote of condo- Distribution of unallotted funds, 26, ment of unallocated persons, 186 lence, 253 51, 132-Drug fund, 84, 253, 295; de- Bury, 295 - Payments for medical Glamorgan, 26, 158, 186, 227, 264- ficiency, 253-Drugs administered benefit, 295 Drug fund in South Wales, 264- by practitioners, 133 - Drugs, Cambridgeshire, 150-Election of Drug tariff, 264-Election of re- shortage of, 150-Ethics of Panel officers, 150-Federation of Panel turning officer, 26-Excessive pre- lists, 287-Examinationof chemist's and Local Medical Committees, scribing, 265-Honorarium to Secre- accounts, 295 - Excessive pre- 150-Panel Committee, 150-Sup- tary, 186-Local Medical Com- scribing, alleged, 186, 204, 219, 233, pression of names of parties before mittee, 158, 227-Medical referees, 287 - Free treatment of those a Medical Service Committee, 150- 26--New member, 186-Panel Com- affected by the war, 149, 218 Unallotted persons, 150-Voluntary mittee, 26, 158, 186, 264-Trans- -Government and pathological levy, 150 ference of patients, 264-Travelling laboratories, 219-Legal questions Cardiff, 243-Panel Committee, 243 expenses, 26War and doctors in in regard to the new agreement, Cheshire, 220-County Local Medical service, 158 149-Legal rights of panel practi- and Panel Committees, 220 Glasgow, North-Western Division, 16 tioners, 26-Letter received, 227 Chichester and Worthing Division, Gloucestershire, 51, 219, 227-Agree- -List of prohibited drugs, 84- 285-Medical referees, 285 ment for 1915, 51-Allocation of Local Medical Committee - 218- Cornwall, West, Division, 43-Budget insured persons, 51-Economies in Local Medical and Panel Com- proposals, 43-Medical referees, 43 drugs, 219-Examination of pre- mittees' Federation, 186-Londoin Croydon, 25, 74, 84-Amendments to scriptions, 227 -Finance, 219- Medical Committee, 204-New drug tariff, 84-Insurance Com- Medical certification, 51-Medical member, 295-Panel Committee, mittee, elections to, 74-Local referees, 219-New agreements, 50, 84, 149, 204, 218, 233, 252, Medical Committee, 84-Medical 227-Panel Committee, 51, 219, 227 286-Panel practitioners and the Service Subcommittee, 84-Reports -Prescribing for tuberculous pa- war, 187-Present to the Red Cross of, 84-Panel Committee, 25, 84 tients, 51-Secretarial duties, 51- Society, 204-Proprietary drugs Denbighshire, 25, 211- Emergency Solvency of Insurance Committee, and preparations, 51-Reduction of dispensing, 25-Excessive prescrib- 51 - Treatment of dependants, lists owing to the war, 233-Rela- ing, 25-Marking prescriptions, 25 220 tions with the British Medical -Panel and Pharmaceutical Com- Hampshire, 132-Letter from Hono- Association, 285 - Relations withi mittees, 25, 211-Repeat prescrip- rary Secretary, Hampshire Panel pharmacists, 187, 252 - Relations tions, 25-Stock mixtures and pro- Committee, 132 with tuberculosis dispensaries, 233 prietary preparations, 26 Hertfordshire, East, Division, 17- -Removal of Dr. Salter's name Dumbartonshire, 166, 212, 217, 227- Reports from Future Developments from the panel, 133-" Rep. mist," Checking prescriptions, 227-Ex- Committee, 17 84, 204- Representation of the penses, 227-Instructions as to Holland Division, 18, 241-Medical Local Medical Committee, 204- Lrescribing of medicines, etc., 212 referees, 241 Representation of non-panel inte- Local Medical and Panel Com, Hull, 157-Local Medical and Panel rests, 286 - Stock mixtures andl mittees, 166-New agreements, 227 Committees, 157-War, 157 the drug tariff, 252-Treatment of -Repeat prescriptions, 227 Ireland, 52, 76, 88, 158, 244, 265- dependants of men with the colours, Dundee, 182, 242, 296-Insured per- Annual report of the Commis- 218- Treatment of soldiers and sons in military employ, 242-Medi- sioners, 52-Arrears in Ireland, 76 sailors, 287-Treatment of tubercu- cal attendance for dependants of - Certification of insured persons, losis, 287-Unallotted funds, 132- men serving with the colours, 296- 158-County Clare, 244-Doctors Unallotted persons, assignment Dumfries and Galloway Division, 67 and insurance certificates, 76- of, 219 Edinburgh, 23,27,85,169,225,243,288- Financial status of Irish societies, London Insurance Committee, 51- Allocation of funds, 27-Allocation 77-Maternity benefit, 88-Out- Fees to medical referees, 51-Pro- of insured persons, 85-Arrears, 226 workers, 265 test of London panel practitioners, -Assignment of insured persons, Isle of Wight, 88-Budget proposals, 52 225-Attendance on service depen- 88-Pavments to practitioners, 88 Manchester, 27, 150, 154, 235-Panel dants, 288-Budget proposals, 23, Kingston Division, 44 Committee, 235-Official annual 86-Central bureau for checking Lambeth Division, 241-Cards to Statement, 235-Sanatorium ac- prescriptions, 288 - Circular to canvass, 241 commodation, 27-The war, 154 practitioners, 23 - Disablement Lambeth Insurance Practitioners' Middlesex, North, Division, 68- certificates, 243-Domiciliary treat- Association, 227 Referee consultants and specialists, ment extras, 86-Donation to the Leicester, 73-Expenses of Pharma- 68 Royal Infirmary, 85, 225, 243- ceutical Committee, 74-Meeting MIonmouthshire, 132, 243, 265-Cost of Examination and analysis of pre- of practitioners, 73-Prescriptions, medicines and appliances, 243- scription forms, 243- Excessive 73-Record cards, 73-Report, 73 Delay in pavment, 243-Drug fund prescribing alleged, 288-Expenses Liverpool, 24, 131,211, 263, 288-Adver- in South Wales, 265-Expenses of of Pharmaceutical Committee, 85- tising on bottle label, 263-Alloca- Pharmaceutical Committee, 243- Free medical attendance for de- tion, 263-Central organization of Formation of Rural and Industrial pendants of men serving with the committees, 131-Checking pre- S.ubcommittees, 132-Letter to colours, 169, 225; 243-Incapacity scriptions, 263-Co-ordination of Welsh Commissioners, 132-Mile- due to pregnancy, 244-Interference work of Local Medical andl Panel age, 243-Next meeting, 132-Panel with doctor's treatment, 244-Medi- Committees, 263 - Distributioil Committee, 132, 243-Panel practi- cal attendance on insured persons of panel funds, 24 -Doctor's tioners on active service, 243-Un- in arrears, 244-New draft regula lists, 288 -Expenses of com- allocated funds, 132-Vote of thanks tions, 226-Panel Committee, 23,169, mittee, 24-Expenses of Pharma- to returning officer, 132-National 225, 288-Payments to panel prac- ceutical Committee, 263 - Local Medical Union, 228-Medical benefit titioners, 85-Position of medical Medical Committee, 24,131-Medi- surplus funds, 228 referee, 244-Provisional credits, 85 cal attendance on hospital staffs, Newport (Mon.), 25, 132, 253, 288-Co- -Remuneration, 86-Soldiers' and 263-Meeting of panel practitioners, operation with the British Medical Sailors' Families Association, 244- 24-Meeting of the profession, 24- Association, 253-Deduction froni Temporary Treasurer, 226-Trans- Members, 211-Model schemes, 24 payment to panel doctors,132-Local fers, 86, 226, 243, 288-Treatment of -Panel Committee, 24, 211, 263, 288 Medical Committee, 132, 253-New dependants, 225, 226-Treatment of -Patients of practitioners on drug tariff, 253-Panel Committee, unallotted insured persons, 86- active service, 288 - Repetitions 25,132, 253, 288-Panel Committee Edinburgh. See also Scotland and duplicate prescriptions, 263- expenses, 132 - Suspense slips, Edinburgh Branch, 40-Local guaran- Report, 131-Representatives on 132 tee fund, 40 Insurance Committees, 24 -- Sea- Northamptonshire, 211, 228, 281- Enfield, 52-Meeting of practitioners, men's National Insurance Society, Deaths and suspensions, 211-Panel 52 288-Stock mixtures, 263-Trea- Committee, 211 - Surcharges in Essex, 153-Balance-sheet of panel surer, 24-Treatment of persons respect of over-prescribing, 228 - moneys, 153-District subcommit- called up for military service, 288- Unallotted persons, 211-Workingi tees, 154-Drugs, shortage of, 153- Vote of condolence, 288 of the Act (Dr. Linnell), 281 Election of officers, 153 - New Londoni, 26, 50,84, 132, 149,185, 204, 218, Oxford Division, 42-Medical referees, agreements, 154-War and doctors 227, 233, 252, 253, 286, 293-Adequacy 42-Panel and Medical Committee, on service, 153 of the medical service, 293-Ambu- 42 Essex, South-West, dinner, 18- lance for Red Cross Society, 185- Oxford and Reading Branch, 148- Schedule of questions, 18 Application for injunction, 133 - Examination of insured persons, Fife, 253 -Agreements, 253-Checking Breaches of medical etiquette, 233 148 prescriptions, 253-Honorarium to -Centres for co-operation of prac- Perthshire, 23, 150, 227, 234-Budget HIonorary Secretary, 253 - Index titioners, 50-Change of doctor by proposals, 24-Checking prescrip- register, 253 -Panel Committee, insured persons, 253-Complaints tions, 227-Dispensing by prac- 253 against practioners, 26, 187 - Co- titioners, 234-Free attendance on Galway, 253-Election of officers, 253 operation for relief of distress, 150 dependants of men serving with -Local Medical Committee, 253-, - Co-opted and representative the colours, 227-Instructions for rSUPPLExENT TO TE 35 DEC. 26, 19I41 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. [BRITSH MEDICAL JOURNAL 305

Tasurance, National (continued) Insurance, National (continued) Lambeth Insurance Practitioners' Asso- prescribing, 234-Local Medical slips, 211, 234-Unallotted funds ciation, 227 and Panel Committees, 23, 227- for 1913, 211, 234 Lancashire and Cheshire Branch. Sed New agreements, 227-Overcharges Surrey, 157,219,295-Co-ordination of Branch in chemists' accounts, 23-Over- work of Local Medical and Panel Lancashire and Westmorland Branch. prescribing by panel practitioners, Committees, 295-Dispensing fees, See Branch 23, 227, 234-Recommendations by 295- Elections, 157- Emergency LARKING, Arthur E.: National Insur- the British Medical Association, Committee, 157-Expenses of Com- ance, 212 227-Repeat prescriptions, 227- mittee, 219-Federation of Panel LEEMIEO, A. Norman: Fractures treated Report of subcommittee, 23 and Local Medical Committees, 157 by Lane's plates and screws, 96 Reading Division, 18-Appointment -Finance, 157- Medical benefit LEEPER, R. J.: National Insurance, 236 of referees and consultants, 19- regulations, 219-Medical referees, Leicester, National Insurance, 73 Causes of excessive sickness and 219, 295- Panel Committee, 157, Leinster Division. See Division medical benefit claims by insured 219, 295- Pharmaceutical Com- Lewes and East Grinstead Division. Ses persons, 19-Frequency with which mittee's expenses, 295- Pharma- Division insured persons consult doctors, 19 copoeia, 295 - Prescribing, drug Life insurance and war. See War -Future developments of the Acts. tariff, 219, 295-Temporary resi- LINNELL, Dr.: National Insurance Act, 18-Offer of an approved society dents, 219 281 to appoint a referee, 19-Pay- Sutherland, 132-Panel Committee, Liverpool Division. See Division ment of honorary medical staffs 132-Presentation to Dr. Dix, 132 Liverpool, National Insurance, 24, 131, of hospitals for treating insured Tipperary, South, 228-Medical Com- 211, 263, 288 persons, 19 mittee, 228 LIVINGSTON, Dr.: Clinical cases, 67 Renfrew, 288-Checking prescrip- Trowbridge Division, 218-Insurance Iondon, National Insurance, 26,50,51,84, tions, 288 Act Committee, 218 132, 149, 185, 187, 204, 218, 227, 233, 252, Rochdale Division, 42-Medical bene- Tynemouth, 74-Medical certificates, 253, 286, 293 fit administration, 42 74-Panel Committee, 74-Pharma- Roxburghshire, 86, 186, 226, 234, 264- capoeia, 74 Administration expenses, 186, 226- Wakefield, Pontefract, and Castle- Agreements for 1915, 234 26-Bud- ford Division, 21-Future develop- M. get proposals, 86-Ch-ecking of pre- ments of the Acts, 21 MACADAM, W.: Hepatic insufficiency, 63 scriptions, 186, 226, 234, 264-Com- Warwickshire, 24-Certificates, 24- MCILWAINE, J. E.: Heart muscle, 285 munication from British Medical Election of committee, 24- Ex- MACTIER, H. C.: National Insurance, 199 Association, 86-Conditions of medi- penses of committee, 24- Hono- MALLAN, Valleck Cartwright, disciplinary cal service for 1915, 226-Confer- rarium to Secretary, 24-Medical case of, 259 ence, 225-Domiciliary treatment, referees, 24-Panel Committee, 24- Manchester, National Insurance, 27, 150, 225-Drug Fund, 187-Drugs, price Payment of members, 24-Reports 154, 235 of, 227-Emergency drugs and of Medical Service Subcommittee, Manchester Warehousemen and Clerks' appliances, 86-Finance, 87-In- 24-Representatives on Insurance Association, National Insurance, 28 capacitv due to pregnancy, 226- Committees, 24 MARTINE, W. R.: National Insurance, 92 Inquiries, 187-Local Medical and West Lothian, 288-Certification, MASON, William Blaikie, disciplinary Panel Committees, 186 - Local 288-Chemists' accounts, 288-Co- case of, 257 IMedical and Panel Subcommittee ordination of work of Local Medi- Medical attendance, free, for dependant3 of the British Medical Association, cal and Panel Committees, 288- of men serving with the colours, 161, 264-Medical practitioners and the Panel Committee, 288 169, 173, 182, 201, 217, 218, 225, 227, 285. war, 187-Medical referees, 187- Yorkshire, North Riding, 157-Emer- 288, 289, 29-Letter to county councils, Mileage grant, 86, 234, 264-New gency Committee, 157-War, 157 mayors, etc., 201. See also war agreements, 226-Panel Committee, Yorkshire, West Riding, 24, 85- Medical Service, R.N. See Navy, Royal 86, 225-Payment of midwrifery fees, Agreement for 1915. 85-Allocation, Medical treatment of insured persons 186-Prescribing, 227- Remunera- 85-Certification, 85-Co-ordination called up for service with His Majesty's tion, 226-Repeat mixtures, 227- of Local Medical and Panel Com- Forces. See Insurance Syringing ears, 226-Treatment of mittees, 25-Disputed removals, 24 Medico-Political Committee. See Com- tuberculosis, 264-Uniform certifi- -District medical centres, 85- mittee cates, 225-Voluntary levy for ad- Domiciliary treatment, 85-Elec- Metabolism, influence of narcotics and ministrative expenses, 226. See also tion of new committee, 85-Ex- anaestheties on (M. S. Pembrey), 64 Scotland cessive ordering of drugs, 25- Metropolitan Counties Branch. See St. Helens, division, 68 Financial statement, 25, 85-Local Branch St. Pancras and Islington, dinner, 17 Medical and Panel Committees, 24, Middlesex Division. See Division Salford, 27, 76, 133,150-Alleged over- 85-Medical referees, 25-Mode of MITCHELL, A. Philp: Relative frequency preberibing, 27 - Guardians and election, 85-Model schemes for of bovine and human types of tubercle maternity benefit, 133-Insurance election of Local Medical and Panel bacilli in human tuberculosis, 57 Committee, 76 Committee, 24, 25-New member, Monmouthshire, National Insurance, 132, Scotland, 88, 138-Medical referees, 24-Panel Committee, 85-Pharma- 243, 265 158 - Suspension of sanatorium copoeia, 85-Publication of lists of MORLEY, John: Conditions simulating treatment at Ayr, 88. See also Edin- panel doctors, 24-Range of medical chronic appendicitis, 41 burgh services, 25-Scarborough chemists' Munster Branch. See Branch South-Eastern Counties Division, 40 claim on Panel Fund, 85-Secre- MUTCH, Nathan: Variations in the ex- -Index and suspense slips, 40 taryship, 85-Voluntary levy, 85 cretory powers of the kidneys in health South-Eastern of Ireland Branch, 185, and 63 217-Medicaladviser's intrusion, 217 Insurance Act Committee. See Com- disease, Medical certificates under the Act, mittee and Insurance 217 Insured persons in military employ, 242 Southport, 253 - Co-ordination of Ireland, Poor Law Medical Service, 229 N. work, 253-Local Medical and Panel Ireland, National Insurance, 52, 76, 88, Committee, 253 158, 244 Naval and Military Committee. See South Wales, 264- Drug fund in Irish Medical Committee. See Committee Committee (Glamorgan),264-(Monmouthshire), and Insurance Navy, Royal, Medical Service of, 29, 33, 265 Isle of Ely Division. See Division 78, 101, 154, 158, 166, 171, 174, 183, 190, Staffordshire, 157-Allocation of in- Isle of Wight, National Insurance, 88 206, 213, 221, 229, 237, 245, 254, 265, 290, sured persons, 157-Executive com- 297-Report on shortage of medical mittee, 157-Medical Service and officers in, 33 Benefit Subcommittee, 157-Panel Navy, Royal, Volunteer Reserve, 29, 171, Committee, 157-War, 157 E. 183, 213, 221, 230, Stockport, Macclesfield, and East 290, 297'209, 237, 245,' 254,' 266, Cheshire Divisions, 88-Organiza- KENNAWAY, E. L.: Acetone bodies in Navy, Royal. See also War tion of an efficient service, 88 diabetes, 61 Nephritis, experimental, regulation of Suffolk, West, 211, 234-Considera- KERR, J. Wishart:-National Insurance, the blood volume in, 61 tion of circular letter from Insur- 213 water content Frank S.: of a case of Nephritis, experimental, ance Act Committee of British KIDD, Diadnosis of the tissues in (R. A. Chisolm), 60 Medical Association, 234-Contracts pyuria, 43 Nephritis, experimental, water distribu- for 1913, 211-Election of chairman, Kidneys in health and disease, variations tion in (A. E. Boycott), 60 234-Expenses for 1914, 211, 234- in the excretory powers of (Nathan Nervous system, influence of toxins on Local Medical and Panel Subcom- Mutch), 63 the central (David Orr), 63 mittee, 234-Medical Benefit Sub- King Edward's Hospital Fund. See Fund Nelw2port(Mon.), National Insurance, 25, committee, 234 -Memorandum Kingston Division. See Division 199/I.C. Joint Committee, 234- KNOWLES, Kate; Osteomalacia, 62 Non-Pa'iel Committee. See Committee Panel Committee, 211, 234-Pay- and Insurance ments, 211-Payments for tem- Northamptonshire Division. See Divi- porary residents, 211-Proposed L.' sion federation of Local Medical and Northamptonshire, National Insarance, Panel Committees, 234-Records, Lactic acid (J. H. Ryffel), 64 211N 234eSupply of drugs, 211-Suspense Lambeth Division. See Division North Wales Br' noh. See Bran'ch SUPPLEMENT TO TE 1 3o6 BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNALJ INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. [DEC. 26, I914

Nuclein and nucleic acid, effect of on SCOTT, S. Noy: National Insurance, 91 English urban mortality in the second the normal antibody (S. Phillips Scottish Committee. See Committee quarter of 1914, 188; In the third Bedson), 59 SHAW, Lauriston: National Insurance, quarter of 1914, 245 174 Epidemic mortality in London, 214 SHERREN, James: Diagnosis and surgical Health of English, Scottish, and Irish treatment of indigestion, 40 towns, 29, 54, 78, 102, 135, 151, 154, 0. Ship Surgeons Subcommittee. See Com- 159, 166, 170, 175, 188, 214, 222, 230, mittee 239, 247, 255, 267, 291 O'NEILL, Thomas, presentation to, 228 Sick and wounded. See War Registrar-General's annual report, 53 Organization Committee. See Com- SMITH, James W.: National Insurance, Registrar-General's quarterly returns, mittee 199 170, 266 Organization for relief of distress. See SMYTH, W. Johnson: National Insurance, Vital statistics of London during the War 205 third quarter of 1914, 238 ORR, David: Influence of toxins on the Somerset Branch. See Branch cenfral nervous system, 63 Southampton, an example from (war Osteomalacia (Kate Knowles), 62 arrangements), 143 Oxford Division. See Division South Africa Committee. See Committee Oxford and Reading Branch. See Branch Southern Branch. See Branch W. South-Eastern Counties Division. See Division Wakefield, Pontefract, and Castleford South-Eastern of Ireland Branch. See Division. See Division Branch Wales Branch. See Branch P. South Midland Branch. See Branch Wales Division. See Division Southport, National Insurance, 253 Wales, South, drug fund in, 264 Panel Medico-Political Union. See In- South-Western Branch. See Branch WALKER, James Shirran Abernethy, surance Staffordshire Branch. See Branch disciplinary case of, 258 Staffordshire Division. See Division Wandsworth Division. See Division PARLIAMENT, MEDICAL NOTES IN, 165 Staffordshire, National Insurance, 157 Asylums officers, 166 STARLING, Edwin A.: National Insur- WAR: Insurance Act, sanatorium benefit, 166 ance, 204 Ambulance courses in Dublin, 164 Work of, 165 State Medical Service. See Insurance Ambulance lectures, fees for, 185 Act British Red Cross Society, 163-Rest Patents Amending Act, 169 Stockport, Macclesfield, andEast Cheshire station, 163-Increased financial aid, PEMBREY, M. S. : Influence of narcotics Division. See Division 163-Hospital near Paris, 163-Unit and anaesthetics in metabolism, 64 Suffolk Division. See Division in Brussels, 163 Perth Branch. See Branch Suffolk, National Insurance, 211, 234 Canadian Women's Hospital, 164 Perthshire, National Insurance, 23, 150, Surrey Branch. See Branch Casualties in the medical service, 164 227, 234 Surrey, National Insurance, 157, 219, 295 Drugs, price of, 170 Pes valgus, sweating, etc. (Edward G. Sussex Branch. See Branch First-aid lectures, 164 Schlesinger), 60 Sutherland, National Insurance, 132 Free medical attendance for depen- PICTON, Dr.: Organization of an efficient Swindon Division. See Division dants of men serving with the service, 88 SYMES, W. L.: Activity and stability of colours, 161, 169, 173, 185-Pro- Pneumonia, experimental production of tincture of digitalis, 64 posed Government scheme, 169- (Richard Robins Armstrong), 57 Resolutions of Branches and Divi- POLLOCK, W.: National Insurance, 289 sions, 169-Letter from Board of Poor Law Medical Service (Ireland), 229 Education, 173 - Resolutions of POULTON, E. P.: Observations on CO2 in Branches and Divisions, 185 alveolar air of diabetics, 64 T Hospital, 5th Southern General PRICE, Emyr O., presentation to, 96 (Portsmouth), admission of wounded, PRICE, Geoffrey: National Insurance, 53, TAYLOR, John W.: National Insurance, 163 228 245 Hospital, 1st Western General (Liver- Public Health Committee. See Com- THOMSON, D. G.: National Insurance, pool), mobilization of, 163 mittee 199 Hospital, London, admission of PYWELL, Percy D.; National Insurance, South, National Insurance, wounded, 162 213, 221 TippVerary, Hospital, 2nd City of London General, TOMKINS, Harding H. National Insur- mobilization of, 163 ance, 205 Hospital, 2nd Eastern General TOPLEY, W. W. C.: Changes produced in (Brighton), admission of wounded, R. the central nervous system of monkeys 162 by the direct inoculation of the Spiro- Life insurance, 164 RAWLING, Bathe: Decompression of the chaeta pallida into the cerebro-spinal Medical service of the new army, 164 brain in relation to injury and disease, canal, 64 Parliamentary questions on, 164-Pay, 41 Toxins and antitoxins, with special refer- 164-Vaccination regulations, 165 BRAYNER, Edwin, gold medal of the Asso- ence to absorption and other pheno- Patents Amending Act, 169 ciation presented to, 145 mena by asbestos and other finely Relief of distress: Local Government Reading Division. See Division divided substances (Myer Coplans), 61 Board circulars, 165-Invalid kitchens Red Cross. See War TREASURE, W. B. Crawford: National of London, 165 Relief of distress. See War Insurance, 204 School Medical Service, 164 RENFREW: National Insurance, 288 Trowbridge Division. See Division Sick and wounded, reception of, 162- RHODES, Milson Russen: State Medical Tuberculosis, human, relative frequency London Hospital, 162-2nd Eastern Service, 170 of bovine and human types of tubercle General Hospital (Brighton), 162- Rochdale Division. See Division bacilli in (A. Philp Mitchell), 57 Portsmouth, 1763-Liverpool 1st West- Rochester, Chatham, Gillingham, and TURNBULL, J. Cameron: National Insur- em General Hospital, 163-2nd City Dartford Divisions. See Divisions ance, 295 of London General Hospital, 163 Ross, S. J.: National Insurance, 221 Tynemouth, National Insurance, 74 Technical staff of a general hospital in Roxburghshire, National Insurance, 86, war, 167. See also JOURNAL Index 187, 226, 234, 264 Royal Maternity Charity of London, Warwickshire, National Insurance, 24 annual report, 135 U WATT, John: Disciplinary case of, 258 RYFFEL, J. H.: Lactic acid, 64 Welsh Committee. See Committee antd RYLEY, James, 'shows radiographs, 148- Uterine haemorrhage (Eleanor Bond), Insurance Simple chronic glaucoma treated by 217 West Lothian, National Insurance, 218 Colonel Elliot's operation, 148 WILLANS, C. R.: National Insurance, 221 WILLIAMS, J. Price: National Insurance, V. 90 Wiltshire Branch. See Branch S. Vaccination regulations for the war, 165 WOOLLCOMBE, W. L.: Early recognition VALLANCh, H.: National Insurance, 132 of cancer, 19 St. Helens Division. See Division VERRALL, T. Jenner, Hon. LL.D.Aberd. St. Pancras and Islington Division. See conferred upon, 140-Gold medal of Division the Association awarded to, 145 Salford, National Insurance, 27, 76, 133, VINES, S. K.: National Insurance, 254 150 VINING, Dr.: The more extended use of Y. SCHLESINGER, Edward G.: Pes valgus, whole milk in the artificial feeding of sweating, etc., 60 infants, 131 Yorkshire Branch. See Branch School children, treatment of, 97-Reso- Yorkshire, North Riding, National In- lutions of Sussex Branch, 97 VITAL STATISTICS, 29, 53, 78, 102, 135, 151, surance, 85, 157 Science Committee. See Cornmittee 154, 159, 166, 170 175, 18g, 214, 222, Yorkshire, West Riding, National Insur- Scotland, National Insurance, 88, 158 230, 238, 245, 255, 66, 291 ance, 24

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INDEX TO THE EPITOME FOR V-OLUME 1I, 1914.

READERS in search of a particular subject will find it useful to bear in mind that the references are in several cases distributed under two or more separate but nearly synonymous headings-such, for instance, as Brain and Cerebral; Heart and Cardiac; Liver and Hepatic; Renal and Kidney; Cancer and Epithelioma, MIalignant Disease, New Growth, Sarcoma, etc.; Child and Infant; Bronchocele, Goitre, and Thyroid; Diabetes, Glycosuria and Sugar; Eye, Ophthalmia, and Vision, etc. The Figures in this Index refer to the Numizber of the Paragraph, NOT the Page.

A, D. H. ABT: Unusual type of acid intoxication in DARL, R.: Splenectomyin pernicious anaemiiia, HABER3MANX: Concentrated salvarsan injec- infants, 3 36 tions, 58 Acid intoxication in infants, unusual type of DAMAYE, H.: Treatment of general paralysis, Haemorrhage, secondary, following nephro- (Abt), 3 42 tomy, treatm-ient of (F. Voeleker) 65 Adrenalin chlloride in exophthalmic goitre DEGRAIS: Radium treatment of cancer of the Ha,emorrhage, severe intraperitoneal, from a (T. L. van Zandt), 73 prostate, 56 corpus luteumi (E. Bovin), 67-(A. Troell), 67 Aerophagy and its consequiences (Cade). 17 DERCuM, F. X.: Treatment of sciatica, 26 EHands, disinfection of (Sorel), 7 Alcohol in neuralgia, intraneural injections of DiESBOUIS, G.: Enteralgic attacks in exoph- Hands and feet, fungous affections of (Marie (J. Flesch), 41 thalmic goitre. 19 Kauffinann-Wolf). 1 ArMAT: Simnple hot-air cautery, 71 Diabetes, the prostatic incident in (Stern), 23 Heart and uterine fibroids (McGlinn), 69 Anaemia, pernicious, splenectomy in (R. Diabetes, renal (S. Strousd and A. H. Beifeld), HIRANO: Results of the operative treatment Dah)), 36 18 of empyenma, 20 Anaesthesia, local (J. J. King), 34 DIETRICH1: Eclampsia, twin labour with BERGOTT: Gangrene of the cervix, 40 Anaesthesia, local, prostatectomy under entangled funis, 8 HOLST, P.: O)uedruplets, 53 (Legneu), 51 Disinfection of the hands (Sorel), 7 HORRBMANN: Bilateral tubal carcinoma, 39 Ankylosed jaw (J. B. Murphy), 66 Dysenterl bacilli, variability (Barber), 59 Appendicular organotherapy (E. Savini), 57 Arseno-benzol, intramusctular injections of, followed by death (Balzer and Baudouin), 27 Arterial hypertension an(d cholesterinaem-lia (U. (antieri), 16 E. I. Arlifial pneumothorax. See Pneumothorax Asthima. intratraclieo-bronchial injections in Eclampsia. twin labour with entangled funis Idiosyncrasys to a diet of kidneys (G. Buischan), (Henri Bourgeois), 12 (Dietrich), 8 49 EHRLICH: balvarsan copper, 43 Infauts, unusual type of acid intoxication in Electrical treatalent of gout (Nuytten), 72 (Abt), 3 Em1 LiSA STOLL. See Monsters Intercostal ner ves. See Nerve Empyema, results of the operative treatment Intramusctlar injectionis of arseno-benzql fol- of (Eiraino), 20 lowed by death (Balzer and Baudouin),27 Elateralgic attaclks in exophthalmlic goitre Intraneural injections of alcolhol in neuralgia B. (G. Desbouis.), 19 (J. Flesch).41 IBABONNEIX: The iuyotonic reaction. 29 Enteric fever. See Fever Intratracbeo-bronchial injections in asthma Blactericidal action of bile (B. Toida), 45 See BALZER: Intramnuscular injections of arseno- Exophthalmic goitre. Goitre (EIenri Bourgeois), 12 benzol followed by death, 27 BARBER: Variability of dysentery bacilli, 59 BIAUDOUIN: Double monsters, 15-Intramus- cutlar injections of arseno-benzol followed by deatb, 27 BEiFE.LD, A.H.: Rendl diabetes, 18 F. Bile, bactericidal action of (R. Toida), 45 J. BiNNIE: Tbe use of fat in surgery, 6 FALLS: The urine in pregnancy, 9 Jaw, ankylosed (J. B. Marphy), 6f BLAND, P. B.: Vaginal drainaBe* Fat, use of in suirgery (Binnie), 5 Blood conat in tuberculosis, prognostic sg- Female pelvic organs. See Pelvic nificance of (MI. Weiss). 61 Fever, enteric, a skin reaction indicative of BOURGI;EOIS, Henri: Intratracheo-bronchial immunity against (Gay and Force), 32 injections in sthma, 12 Fibroids of uteruis and the heart (McGlinn), BoviN, E.: Severe intraperitoneal haemor- 69 rhage fromii a corpuis lutein, 67 FLLESCaT, J.: Intraneural iniections of alcolhol K. BPSCHAN, G.: Idiosyncrasy to a kidney diet, in neuralgia, 41 49 FONIRELLE: Simple hot-air cautery, 71 KARRER: Salvarsan copper, 43 FoucE: A skin reaction indicative of immun- KAUFPFMANN-WOLF, Marie: Fungous affec- nity against typhoid fever, 32 tions of hands and feet, 1 Fractures, treatment of (MacGruder). 53 KEENE, F. E.: The urinary system and dis. Friedmann's tuberculosis vaccine(Windrath), eases of the female pelvic organs, 25 55 Keratin in cirrhosis of the liver (Zypkin), 28 C. Fungons affections of lhands andl feet (Marie Kidneys, idiosyncrasy toa diet of (G. Buschan), Kauffmann-Wolf), 1 49 CAl)E: Aerophagy and its conseqciences, 17 IRING, J. J.: Local anaesthesia, 34 Cancer, bilateral tubal (HBrrmnann), 39 Cancer. gastric, Wolff-Junghana's test in (Smithies), 62 Cancer of prostate, radium-1 treatment of (tPasteaui and Degrais), l6 Cancer of splenic flexure (P. E. Truesdale), 22 G. CANTIER1u, C.: Arterial hypertension and L. cholesterinaemia, 16 Gall bladder, inflammation of (J. Tyson), 37 Carcinoma. See Cancer Gangrene of cervix (Hergott), 40 LAmff,RIs: Experimental cholelitbiasis, 5 rARGINALE: Effect of tobacco smnoke, 46 Gastric cancer. See Cancer LAPEYRE: Surgical treatmient of pulmonary clautery, simple hot-air (Fonirelle and Amat), GtAY: A skin reaction indicative of immunity tuberculosis, 33 71 against typhoid fever, 32 LiE FILLIATSE: Double mionsters, 15 Cervix, gangrene of (Ilorgott), 40 GELLHORN: Exophthalmic goitre and preg- Liver cirrhosis, keratin in (Zypkin), 28 Cholelithiasis, experimental (Lameris), 5 nancy, 38 LOEPER: The oculo-cardiac reflex, 2 Cholasterinnemiiia and arterial hypertension Glands, parathyroid, paralysis agitans and LEGUEM: Prostatectomy uinder local anaes- (C. Cantieri), 16 (Greenwal(l), 74 thesia, 51 Ch-,luria, non-parasitic (Couirty). 63 Goitre, exophthalmic, adrenalin clhloride in Cirrhosis of liver, keratosis in (Zypkin), 28 (T. L. van Zandt), 73 CLARK, J. G.: The urinary system and dis- Goitre, exophthalmic. enteralgic attacks in eases of the female pelvic organs, 25 (G. Desbouis), 19 Corpus luteum causing severe intraperitoneal Goitre, exophthalmic, and pregnancy (Gell- haemiorrhage (E. Bovin), 67-(&. Troell), 67 horn). 38 Corpus luteum extract (C. P. McCord), 1l Gout, electrical treatment of (Nuytten), 72 M. COURTY: Non-parasitic chyluria, 63 GREENWALD: Paralysis agitans and the pa-a- Catic, Captain C. F.: The Wassermann reac- thyroid glands, 74 MCCORD. C. P.: Corpus luteunm extract, 11 tion, 5* GursEz: Acute spasm of the oesophagiis, 48 MCGLINN: The heart and uterine fibroids, 69 M E A;IT4NI INDEX TO THE EPITOME. [DEC. 26, 19T4

MACGRIuDER: Treatment of fractures, 50 Q. Tuberculosis,prognostic significance of a blood MARTELLI, N.: The Morisz Weisz reaction, 30 count in (M. Weiss), 61 Monsters, double (Baudouin and Le Filliatse), Quadruplets (P. Hoist), 53 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, artificial lneumo- 15 QUAIN, E. P.: Effect of section of intercostal thorax in (William C. Voorsanger), 44 Morisz Weisz reaction (N. Martelli and D. nerves in uterine contractions, 60 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, organtherapy in Pizzetti), 30 (Zisoia), 14 MOUGEOT: The oculo-cardiac reflex, 2 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, surgical treatmient MURPHY, J. B.: Anlkylosed jaw, 66. of (Lapeyre), 33 MURRAY, J. B.: Ankylosed jaw, 66 Tuberculosis vaccine, Friedmann's (Wind- Myotonic reaction (Babonneix), 29 rath), 55 Typhoid fever. See Fever. enteric R. TYSON, J.: Inflammation of the gall bladder, 37 Radiunm treatmient of carcer of the prostate (Pasteau and Degrals), 56 RAVAUT: Erroneous interpretations of the N. YVassermann reaction, 35 Renal diabetes. See Diabetes Nephrotomy, treatment of secondary haemor- RENON: The pleura in artificial pneumo- U. rhage following (F. Voeleker), 65 thorax, 64 Nerves, intercostal, effect of section of on RUPPERT, Ii.: Spontaneous amputation of Ureter, plastic treatment for complete sec- uterine contractions (SE. P. Quain), 60 the uterus, 68 tion of (Sejournet), 10 Neuralgia, intraneural injections of alcohol in Urinary system and diseases of the female (J. Flesch), 41 pelvic organs (J. G. Clark and F. E. Keene). Newborn. treatment of suspended animation 25 in (C. Saakaki), 21 Urine in pregnancy (F. H. Falls and William NIUYTTEN: Electrical treatment of gout, 72 H. Welker), 9 Uterine contractions, effect of section of in- S. tercostal nerves on (E. P. Quain), 60 Uterine fibroids and the heart (&cGlinn), 69 SMtAKI, C.: Treatment of suspended anima- Uterus, spontaneous amputation of (L. tion in the newborn, 24- Ruppert), 68 Salvarsan, by-effects of (MI. V. Zeissl), 13 0. Salvarsan copper (Ehrlich and Karrer). 43 Salvarsan injections, concentrated (Haber- Oculo-cardiac refiex (Loeper and Mougeot', 2 mann). 58 Oesophagus, acute spasm of (Guisez), 48 SAVINI, E.: Appeudicular organotherapy, 57 Oesophagus, rese3tion of the cardiac end of SCHLESINGER: Stability of synthetic supra- V. (Sochwers), 21 renal preparations,*70 Organotherapy, appendicular (E. Savini), 57 SCHMAUTZER, J.: Acute polymiyositis, 31 Vaginal drainage (P. B. Bland), 54 Organotherapy in pulmonary tuberculosis SCr-wmEs: Resection of the cardiac end of the VAN ZANDT, T. L.: Adrenalin chloride in ex- (Zisoni). 14 oesophagus, 21 ophthalmic goitre. 73 Sciatica, treatmiient of (F. X. Dercum), 26 VOELCEER, F.: Treatment of secondary SEJOURINET: Plastic treatment for complete haemorrhage following nephrotomy, 65 section of uireter, 10 VOORSANGER, William C.: Artificial pneumo- Skin reaction indicative of immunity against thorax in pulmonary ttuberculosis, 44 typhoid fever (Gay and Force), 32 P. SMITrmIE:S: Wolff-JuINghans's test is, gastric cancer, 62 Paralysis agitans and the parathyroid glands SOREL: Disinfection of the hands, 7 (Greenwald), 74 Splenectomy in pernicious anaemia (R. Dahl), Paralysis, general, treatment of (H. Damaye), 36 42 Splenic flexure, cancer of (P. E. Truesdale), 22 W. Parathyroid glands. See Glands STERN: The prostatic incident in diabetes, 23 PASTEAU: Radium treatmient of cancer of tlle Stomach, acute post-operative dilatation of Wassermann reaction (Captain C. F. Craig), prostate, 56 (S. E. Wichmann), 4 52 Pelvic organs, diseases of the female, and the STRoUSE, S.: Renal diabetes, 18 Wassermann reaction, erroneous interpreta- urinary system (J. G. Clark and F. E. Keene), Suprarenal preparations, stability of syn- tions of (Ravaut', 35 25 thetic (Schlesinger), 70 WEIss, M.: Prognostic significance of a bloodl Phthisis. See Tuberculosis Surgery. use of fat in (Binnie), 6 count in phthisis, 61 PIZZETTI. D.: The Moriz Weisz reaction, 30' Surgical treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis WELKER. William H.: The urine in preg- Plastic treatment for complete section of (Lapeyre), 33 nancy, 9 ureter (Sejournet), 10 Suspended animation in the newborn, treat- WICHBMANN, S. E.: Acuite post-operative dila- Pleura in artificial pneumothorax (1R6non), 64 ment of (C. Bakakil, 24 tation of the stornach, 4 Pneumonia, acute, during the first days of life WINDRATH: Friedmann's tuberculosis vac- (Th. E. Hess Thaysen), 47 cine, 55 Pneumothorax, artificial, the pleura in Wolff - Junghans's test in gastric cancer (Rfnon), 64 (Smithies). 62 Pneumothorax, artificial, in pulmonary tuber- culosis (William C. Voorsanger), 44 Polymyositis, acute (J. Scbhmautzer), 31 T. Pregnancy and exophthalmic goitre (Gell- horn), 38 THAYSEN, Th. E. Hess: Acute pneumonia Pregnancy, urine in (F. H. Falls and William during the first years of life, 47 H. Welker), 9 Tobacco smoke, the effect of (Carginale). 46 Z. Prostate, cancer of. See Cancer TOIDA, B.: Bactericidal action of bile. 45 Prostatectomy under local anaesthesia TROELL, A.: Severe intraperitoneal haemor- ZEISSL, M. \N.; By-effects of salvarsan, 13 (Legueu), 51 rhage from a corpus luteum,-67 ZISONt: Organotherapy in pulmonary tuiber- Prostatic incident in diatates (Stern), 23 TRPuJE8DALE, P. E.: Cancer of the splenic culosis, 14 Pulmonary tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis fiexure, 22 ZYPKIN: Keratin in cirrlhosis of the liver, 28

l'rintLd and IPublished by the British Medical Association at their OStce, No. 4299, Strand. in the lParish of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, in the County of M1udLt esex. Ti!i; DlDE..( . 2r>sI( I914J-I914} - HOSPI-TAL PEPOR'TL,g- L. MEDICALPlri'nis..JOURNAL I-099 -LSepovts MEDICAL, SURGICAL, OBSTETRICAL. ON MEDICAL AND SURGICAL PRXCTICE IN PNEUMONIA FOLLOWING ANTITYPHOID IIOSPITALS AND ASYLUM1,S. INOCULATIONN. I>N Sir Williaiml Osler's address on "1 Tlle War and Typlhoid Fever," accounts are given of two cases il whlichl lobar GLASGOW ROYAL INFIRMA1RY. Pnleumlonia occulrred within twenty-fouir hours of anti- ACUTE INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION DUE TO LARGE; GALL STONXE. typlhoid inioculation. In the followinig case the interval was areatee. REMOV-AL OF STONE BY ENTEROTOMY: RECOVERY. Private P., aged 25, received the usual first dose at Cod- (By JOHN A. C. MACEWEN, M.B., CM., B.Sc., F.LIFP.S., forld on October 27th. He became feverislh on thle follow- Sturgeon to the Elder Hospital; Assistant Sturgeon, iDug (day, anld was adlmitted to tlhe 2nld Souitlhern General Glasgow Royal Infirnmarv; Scenior Assistant, Hospital, Bristol, on October 30tlh underimy care. Hle Regius Professor Surgery, Glasgow University.) tlheln lhad a temperature of 1030, a cardiac rate of 108, and a respiration rate of 26. Physical signs wrere negative. TIHE patient, a wom-iani of 53, was admiiitted on AuguLst 26th1 I-le renmainedl in this condition until tlle evening of Novem. in an almtiost collapsed condclition1, with symlptoms of acuato ber 1st, -when the respiration rate rose to 36, and on the obstruction. Her colndition was such that a historvx of followiing iorningm fine crepitations were lheard at the base previous illness was unobtainable, but hler fr-iend(s state(d of the left lung. Consolidationi was well marlked on that slhe had beeni voIImiting yery frequently dcuring tle Novemllber 3rd, and the patienit begani to cough up rusty previous forty-eiglht hiotirs, that there was paroxysmal sputum, whllich was fouind by Captain Fortescue-Brickdale abdominal pain, and that constipation lha(d beeni absoltti to conitain puieumococci, streptococci, and Grain-negative in,spite of tlle adrainistration of purgatives. The tempjiera- rods. The temperature fell by crisis on Novemiiber 8th ture was 1010 F. anid the pulse 120. after a severe illlness. Voim1iting continued, the miiatter being slighttly faec.al TLobar pneumnonia thus, began on tlle fiftlh day after in character. As the abdolmlinal wNall was very fat and t1e ilnoculation, and in the initerval the patient was con- abdomen distended and riaicd, nio definite iniforlllatioi tintonuosly feverislh though witlhout any abnormal symptoms couild be obtained by palpation. or plhysical siglls. In tlle absence of gniiding symptoms an exploratorv F. H. ED6EWORTIT, incision was made in tlle left iliac regioni, the presenlce of Pristol. Captain R.A.M.C.(T.). carcinom-a of tlle colon in that region being considered probable. A large quantity of glairy fluiid, resemblincg that sometimes found in ovarian cysts, poured out on tlLe peritonerun being openiecl. As the large intestine was INJURY TO IIEA1IT WITHIOUT FIACTUPIE collapsed, the fingers were ilntrodtuced, alnd in the region OF RIB. of the umiibilicus a lhard miiass in the bowel was detected. MIR. C., whiilst getting into hiis governess cart, struelk hiis The portion of the bowel w%as carefully brought down, and chiest against the step ironi, owing to the pony miloving as lie with a little difficulty, owing to its size. was brouglht out was getting in at the back. He complained of pain in the through tlhe wouind. It was now folundl. that the bowel clhest after the accident, and also mentioned it at a board (ileum) was occupied by a mnass about the size of a walnut, mectincg wlhichl lhe attended shortly aftervards; he seems which distended the lumen, btut wvas not inmpacted, it being to lhave forgotteni all about it until tlhree days later, when quite easy to tlhread the mass fronm one portion to anotlher. lie lhad a fainting attack, alnd comlplainied of a very acute A small longitudinal incision was made, the muass slipped pain over the region of the apex of the h-eart. readily out, the bowel was rapidly stitclhed, the wotund WNlhen I saw hiim, late at niaht, lhe was suffering intense packed, anid the patient returned to bed. pain over the ape.x of the heart; hie was very collapsed, Notwitlhstanlding the inijection of saline solution, auid the pulse was verv irregular and almllost imiiperceptible. otlher stilmlulationl, the patient's conditioll remiiainied critical ELarly iiext morning lhe6was still in great paini. There for somle days, buit imiprovemuent ultimuately set in. A was a d'istinct but very localized rtub at the apex, and tlle noticeable feature was the amiiounit of glairy discharge pain was allmiost entirely confined to tllis area; there was which came away from the wound, botlh at the time of also very slight discolorationi of the skin at this spot. In operation and for about three weeks thereafter, wlheni it a day or two the rub ceased, due to slight effusioni of gradually diminislhed and ulltimately ceasedl. fluid. I-le lhad several other severe fainting attacls, and The stone was of a dark brown colour, friable, lamii- later developed s:,ome lhydrothorax. He died about two nated, weighed 258 grains, and measured 11- in. in long weeks after the accidenit. diameter, 1{- in. in short dialmleter, and 3.- in. in ciretulmi- ference. Post-2o-0l11cm Exr mi)icIltion. The patient's hiistorv, obtained after recovery froml the Tlhcre was a fair amuount of fluiid in the pleural cavities operation, was that for some months previous to admission Tlle pericardium contained some blood-stained flu-id. slhe had vomited about half a pint of yellow bilious mnatter Situated at the apex of the heart 'was a ragged depression about once a miiontlh, the attacks being accompanied by about the size of the tip of the finger; there was a good abdominal pain which sometimies went in sharp spasmis deal of lymnph, especially near the bruised portion, and throtuglh to lher back. Two days prior to a(dmission shle spreading up over the surface of the right ventricle; the suffered from an attack of pain in the stomach after a lialgt wAall of the heart at the bottom of the bruised indented meal. She took an emetic and vomited, ancl continued to portion was very thin. I examiined carefully for any vomit up to the time of admission. injutiry to the ribs, and there was nio sign of any fracttire or partial fracture. lieniarkvs. Evidently at the same miioment as the apex of tlle hleart One would im11agine in cases suchl as this that the passage came against the inner clhest wall the injury must lhave of a large stone from the gall bladder to the intestinie, occurred, the ribs beinig ratlher mlore elastic than usual for which presumably occurs by a process of extensive ulcera- a1 maini over 50. tion botlh of tlle gall bladder and intestilne, would be, ,41 MAurICE C. BARBER, M.B., MI.R.C.S. acconmpanied by a period of severe illness of considerable duration. Here, hlowever, beyond occasional bilious ACCo()RD-)IN-G to the Cronica Milcdico-Qrinrwicca d7e Za attacks, the patient felt quite well ulntil a couple of days b- it is repsortedl thati the Mexican Nationlal S;chool priOr to admuissionl. Thle periodl of two days would appear to of Medlicine hlas closed its dloors. be too shlort to cover thle process of ulcerationl of the wvalls TuElr Amuericanl Med(ical Associationl wzill hlold its nlext and peassage of the stonle, and rather to coincidle w^ithl the ammllal mneetinlg at Sanl Francisco inl thec secondI w^-ee of obstruction caulsedl by thec slowv prooress of h stn eJ UiHT, 1915. thrloulgh the inltestine.th soe AND COLLEGE'S*. TE BRII X-__DECDEC. 26), I9IXXX=i4J UUNNIVERSITIES= 3 XX_L_=DIC! J-J NL _fX___ 23 ilmaunited aiid miiidisiinayed by the sad fortune of hiis later VICTORIA U7NIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER. ye,ars. By hiis deatli mianly will feel tlhat they lhave lost a THE following candidates have been approve(d at the exam-iina- trLue friend, tiolns inidicated: FINNAL (M.B., CH.B.).-W. S. Booth. Clara A. Locimas,.1. G. McKiinlay, IK. 3axiius, '-H. A. Sandiford, H. W ilsoin, S. A. X11instanley, Dii. CLINTON WVAONER, of New York, one of tile pioneers H, A. Sandiford. Awardedl first-class honours andl distinctionis in obstetrics, Surgery, of larynigology in the United States, died in Switzerlalnd alnd miedicine. oln Novemi-ber 25tlh. He was born at Baltimore in 1837, -i Awarded distinction in surgery. anld(I graduated in imiedicinie at the uiniversity of tllat city .lIe(licine onl.--S. G. J. Dowling. Forensic Medicine cnd, Toxi- colouy.-R. Chlevasotit, J. S. Chorltonl, S. (. .J. Dow)ling, J. ini 1858. lie enitered the m-nedical service of the armiiy and Fieldiing, G. B. Horrocks, kJ. D. Kenyoni, H. 11. Stones. served tlhrouLglh tlle civil war witli imuchl distinction. -After- Passed with distinction. wards, lie visited Paris, Lonidon, Berlini, and Vienna, anid THIRD M.B. CH. (General Pat hology a C Morbid Aaltomy).--J. 1. Albinson, H. Chadwick, WV. Christopher, Bt. Colley, E. WV. Fislh, oni his return to Aimierica founided the Mtetropolitaii Tlhroat Eva L. Glasier, Alice 'I. A. Holt, R L.. XNewell, I'. C. Ormlerod, Hospital anid Dispelnsary of New York, whliclh soon becamne Nesta H. Perry, Dorothy Potts, C. R. Sandiford, WV. Stainsfield, a ccltre for (doctors WiSllillg to stu-dy the speciality. Dr. G. B. Wild. (Pharnacology and Thlerapetiics.-J. D. Byrd, E,. Wr. Fislh, E. R. Gilmore, J. B. Leigh B. L. L]oyd, 13. Walley, Wagiler was the first professor of larynigologry in tlhe New G. B. \Vild. lfftygiene).-J. H. Albinson, E_. W. Fish, E. I. Yoirlk Post-G raduate Medical Sclhool and Hospital. In Gilimiore, J. B. Leiglh, B. L. Lloyd, B. WValley, C. 13. WN'ild. SECCND M.B. AND Ci.13.-WF. H.- AnIdersoI, G. 1. Archer, Mercy D. 1873 lie founiided the New Yoilk Larvngological Society, Barber, XV. T. G. Bonl, Ililda. K. Brade, C. F. .J. (arrntlrls, noiv the Sectioln of Larynigology of tlhe New York Acadeniiy Katlhleen L. Cass, Ruth E. Conway, J. C. T. Fiddes, J. Holler,, of M\Iedicinc. J)r. Wagner contributed largely to the litera- N. Kletz, E. N. P. 'Martland, A. B3 I'latt, Elizabeth C. Powell, .J. Shlosberg, D. M1. 8utherland, 11. T'y-lor, It. 'T'otitliisoni. ture of hiis special dlepartment of practice, alnd was a very (Ph7tysiology).-A. M. Cotes, R. S. Paterson. inventive and enterprising surgeon. After a successful Awardlei distinction.in anatomy. career lie retired from practice several yeais ago, andl tlhenceforw-ard passed hiis life mlostly abroad. UNIVERSITY OF DURRH&A3. THE; followiin degrees have beeIn conferred: LuIEUTENJ'ANT--r - COLONE-L EDNVALRD LEWSW A.NUNs'ELL,, 113_ -A. C. FI'reeth, Grace W. Pailthorpe, E. C. G. Parker. H. 1lay- fair-Robertson. Sarah L. Rook. R'.A.M1.C.. (retire(), (lied at SoIthtsea on De'cemilber 7tl1. Hle 1B.S. J. 13. Alderson, (;race W. Pailthorpe, Saralh L. Bck\. was borln on Decemiiber 3rd, 1853, the youn1gest son oL the0 late 7Major Francis IMaullsell of the 4tlh King's Ownl and 54tlh Regiments. After taking the diplomlas of L.R.C.S. UNIVERSITY OF EDINBUjRGHI. and L.P.C.P. at Edlinburgh in 1878, hle entered tlle arlmy G(RADUATION as sutrgeoni oni July 31st, 1880, becomlingo sturgeon-major oni DEGREIE.S coeoewcoinferred by Sir William 'I'tirnier, ViCe-(h'ailan- July 31st, 1882, anl lieutenant-colonel on July 31st, 1900, cellor of the University, in the CEREMIONY.M'Ewan Hall, oil D)ecenb.er retired on November For years 18th. All the degrees with four exceptions were in tli MTe(licaI aind 3rdc, 1906. somiie he Faculty. The followinga is a list of those OI1 vhom degrees ani(d held the post of hIealtlh Officer of Gibraltar. other awardIs were conlferred: M.D---R. 21. Allani, J. R. Boyd, I(G. i'. Ilruce, W. I1. Calirns, N. L. Locisrane, AX. S. -ialcolni, A. 21. Gl.strs,(T, ]'ollnck, D)r. T,L.:Nt LfJ .AEEROULLET, IPresident of the Frenclh lT. C. Ritclhie, (G. H. Skininer, J. S. dtin oit, Ii. WV. 1. Wtdllace Gi. Williamis. MIedical AVssociation, (icd recenitly at the age of 71. Ile M.B., M.S.-(t. D. Hamiiiltoni. w-as borin at Strassburg wvhere his father was incumnbent M.B., CH.B.-J. H. Baird, B. Barsegshian, E. G. vOn B. Berglt, 1). (r. Boddie, XV. K-. Clhalmiiers, U. .J. Chlerry, AXV. A. Coats, Bt. P. of thle Clhair of Zoology and Comiiparative Anatomy in thle Cormacl. Georgiiia E. Davidson, A. M1. Dutarte, A. "T. er,gntsoln, F*aculty of Science. Leonl Lereboullet was appoinited Agnes R. H. Greig, H. Jackson, C. W. Lewis, H. S. Lewis, at of (C. A. G. Macdonald, J. M\acqueen, E. S. Mellor, .J. J. AMolyneaux, pofesseur agreg4e the arnmy medical schlool Val-de- A. C. Mlurray, WV. H. Pallett, P. XT. Ralamaninurty, .J. Bitethie, (I'ii'tce in 1872. In 1877 lhe becamile professor of clinical R. C. Rogers, G.Ci 21. Scott, '- C. G. Skinniier. L. J. Spence; T. J. XV'. miiedicinc at Lille, and in 1890 lie was elected a muemiiber of SveinbUjrnssoD, P. G. Tuohy, H. 21. Vickers. E. XV-ardmllani- Witbourne, E. L. Xbhite, A. Wotherspooni. thie Acadenmy of Medicine. He collaborated with D.T.M. ANXD Hy.--Chik Hing Wan. Dechiamibre oni the Gaz--a,ette Hebdomadaire de Chirurgie -Highly colmiiien-ed for tlesis. C1ommonleiided for thesis. and was editor of the Dictionna,ire Encyclope'diqite des Second-class honlouirs. Sciences MMdicalh's. I-Ie was also tlle author of several Sir William Tunlier, in addressing the graduates, said tlhat works onl medicine, and of a series of articles on the health the relation of tlhe mledical profession to the 1laiion was service wlichl prodtuced a considerable sensation and different from wlhat it was when he took his degree. Thieni tile the attention of Jules and other leading profession looked for its work and its rewards to private prac- attracted Ferry tice; now there was a highly organized public health service statesmiien. His son- Pierre is professeur agrege and which was of the utmost value to the nationi. The observationi llysician to the Paris hospitals. of so many ulniforms in the audienice, he continuted, sihowed that a stage lbad been reached in which military life required a large ntumber of mnedical practitioners. There was especial need that Young graduates wvho hadl not yet settle(d uponi any definite practice should consider how far they could meet tle requiremnents of the nation in this respect. It was obvious that suchi a combin-ation of things as now prevailed in the universities anid in the schools of medicinie all over the UNIVFERSITY OF OXFORD. country should be properly acknowledged, anld accordingly the TILE following canididates have been approved at the uitlder- University of Edinburgh was now preparing and aboout to issue lienltionled examiiniations: a roll of those members of the university who lhad already joined the forces. He was happy to say that their roll FIRST R.AT., B.CG. (organic lie7emistrti).-E. A. Crook, IV. Gover, it. B. Hervey-Wyatt, C. F. Krige, R. T. F. D. Roberts. (Human& niow contained 1,500 ilames, ineltuding mienmbers of the staff, Anatoyzy and, Hu2uman 1hysiology).-J. H. B3eattie, E. if. Creed, members of the teachiiig staff, graduates, and students, and J. B. Hervey--Wyatt, G. H. Rossdiale, J. J. Savage, N. F. Smnith, embracing men in all the faculties. The graduates an(d S.C. Varley,J. P. S. Walker. students beloniging to the Faculty of Medicine numbered 660. SE,COND B.M., B.CH. (ATateria Medica anid Phzar,nacology).---E. W. But the profession of medicine had also an important civilian Bowell, W. H. 13Butcher. G. I. Evans, G. T. Glnlette, J. M. side, because the civilian side of the inatioll was far larger tlha Guilfoyle, G. A. Maling, A. L. Watts. (Patltology).-E. W. tlhe combatai t. The need of a of Bowell. W. Brown, J. B. Cavenagh, B. W. J. A. Cushinig, A. G. proper l)rovision medical meni East, V. 'r. Ellwood, L. Gamieson. F. C. Gladstone, J. M. ill the armv alld navy had to some extent affectecl, or was likelv Guilfoyle. B. E. \all. (Forentsic Medicinte and Public Healt7h). to affect, the wailts of tie civilian population, more especially -E. W. Bowell, L. It. Broster, WV. Brown, R. W. J. A. Cusliing, whell the neew armies went into the active line. In the towns; It. C. Fairbairii, 1B. E. WAall, H. A. B. Whitelocke. (Mediciine, there were doctors willing to take up the practice of a fellow Snurgery, anit:Micldifer?y).-L. R. Broster. W. Brown, F. W. practitionier who joined the services; but ill some coUiltrv Browne. C. H. Catleton, V. T. Ellwood, F. C. Gladstone, C. H. J. districts-andl this, he believed, applied miore partictularly t) HIarper, G. A. Maligln, H. G. Morris, G. S. Robinison, B. E. Wall. Scotland, where they lhad wide stretches of land, with relatively few people livinig oln the land-the risk was ruLni of there being no proper niedical advice for the people living ill those localities. UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. This was ani aspect that the young menl of the lprofession should( TIlE folloWing degrees liave beeni conferred: keep in mind. They had all the activity and enthusiasnm of ALB.-Hamilton Hartridge, C. R. A. Thacker, youth, and naturallv wanited to puLt themselves in line with tfhe been approved: other activ-emembers of tlue community and joinl the forees. The following calnidates have But there were othersagainl whlo might feel that their lmissiou TLIIID M.B. (Pa rt I, Sur7gery and 3liawifery).-W. K. Bigger, P. R. in lif-e was rather thlat th:ey should take a" part ill the B3oswell, T. J. H. Hoskin, L. M. Ingle, .1. H. Jordan, G. 0. Maw, civilianl H. G. Oliver, D. V. Pickeriing, 1t. T. Raine, W. H. C. Roimanis, work inl the professionl, and he ventured to say that they wvere C. M. Ryley, G. 1). Sherwood, equally doingt thleir dntX- although thley didclnot go to the fronlt. I I 24 1lDCAps-AL] LETTERS, NOTES, AND ANSWERS. [DEC. 26, 1914 ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF EDINBURGH. IEelloivshi. THE following gentlemeln have been admitted Fellows: G. J. Adams, H. G. Barrie, F. J. Browne, H. E. Clutterbuck, P. Das, J. Flynn, A. J. Friedlander, H. E. Griffiths, J. Kirk, L. H. TEL,EG.RAPHIC ADDRESS.-The telegralihic address of the EDITOR of McBride, P. P. J. Stewart, W. G. Thompson, T. J. Williams. the BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNATL is Aitoloyy, JVest? and, London. The telegraphic address of the BRtITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL is Articutlate. Sir Johni Strut7ters Lectutreship. Westrand. L-9don. Dr. Johlnson Symingtoui, Professor of Anatomy in the Queen's TEELEPHONE (National):- University, Belfast, delivered the second of the Struthers 2631, Gerrard, EDITOR, BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. LectuLres in the Hall of the College on December 16th, the sub- 2630, Gerrard, BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. ject being observations on the relations of the inner surface of 2634, Gerrard. MEDICAL SECRETARY. the oranial wvall to the outer surface of the brain. The lecture was illustrated by specimens, casts, and photographls. Queries, answvers, antd commn)inications relating to subjects to lchich special departmients of the BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL are devoted 1lill be found undler their respective headings. LETTERS, NOTES. ETC. " REMEMBER THE DOCTOR." ROYAL NAVAL DIVISION. A MEDICAL correspondent sends us the followinig extract from A MIEMORIAL fromii the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty the Fin'anicial News of December 18th: " In paying Christmas fixinig the rates of pay and allowances for officers and men of accounts this year the public should avoid its habit of leaving the Royal Naval Division has been approved bv the King. It the doctor's bill till last. The doctor needs his moniey as states inter alia that in the medical branch army officers are much as anybody else, and, inasmuch as doctors as a class to receive army rates of pay. All officers, including army are doinig dutv of untold value to the nation at the presetit officers, are subject to a deduction of 2s. a day in pay when time, they deserve the extra, consideration of their patients. messed at the puiblic expense. Field allowances of army It is too often assumed that because the doctor keeps I is officers are to b)e governled by army regulations, but the motor car he can afford- to-wait indefinitely for his money. minimum rate is to be 5s. a day subject to the understandiing That is nlot a fact. The doctor should be amonig the first that thev do not draw anv messing allowance under para- to get his cheque." graph 535 of the Army Allowance Regulations. SPLINT FOR COMPOUND FRACTURE OF THE LOWER EXTREMITIES. DR. MARTIN J. CHEVERS (Witlhington, Malnclhester) writes: In the BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL of November 21st, p. 892, the report of the discussion on "Surgical experiences of the Mtbira_4etus. present war " states that Sir Frederic Eve said lie strongly recommenided thfe use of Hodgen's splint in gtunshot frac- WVE hiav-C receive-d from-l the General Medlical Council a tures of the femur, as it permitted dressing of the wotund(ls list of corrigenlda for the new British Phlarm?acopocici. without dlisturbanice of the limb." I woLuld like to draw your Thesse arc chiefly niiumnerical, tlle strength of alcohol used readers' niotice to the cradle splint which1 I got Messrs. James in makiing one or two tinctures being altered, and one or Woolley, Sonis, and(Co., of Manchester, to make for me, and(I two errors in which I have hadl in constant use-for many y-ears, and which, decimiial points being put right. Three cor- in my htumble opinion, fulfils to as great an extent and with rectionis affect the notes which we have published. many more advantages anid greater stability Sir Frederic Liquiorice root isinow required to yield a certain minimum Eve's claims for Hodgen's splint. Full particulars, vitli of extract, wlhiclh, as we noted, was about 10 per cenit. sketch of the splint, canl be seeni in the BRITISH MEDICAL accor(ling to the original text, but is now altered to about JOURNAL, September 29th, 1906, p. 779. 20 per cent. We mentioned the increase in alcoholic THE VALUE OF THE OCCIPUT IN ASCERTAININGCF TIIE strength of -orange wine to 15 to 17 per cent., but this is PRESENTATION. nlow altere(d to 12 to 14 per cent. We pointed out that DR. J. PHILLIPS (St. Clears, South AWales) writes: I wish to tllere was no note in the text on the alteration in strength call attention to a matter of some diagnostic importance to of lhypodermic injection of cocaine, and this omission is accoucheurs, namely, the value of the occipuit in making out no.w rectified. the positioni of the head in vertex presentations. In Gala- bin's textbook on midwvifery no special mention of this poilnt IN a paper readl recenitly before the Royal Meteoro- is made, and I have also reason to believe that it is niot logical Society by Mr. XV. F. Stacey, of University College, particularly taught in some at least of the London hospitals. Reading, the following conclusions were drawn from the After many years in practice I have failed to discover anly study of ilmean monthly and annual maps of relative otherportion of the undelivered fetal head which offers so hiunlidity based on the 9 a.m. observations made at over sure and comparatively easy a way of locating the head iniety stations during the ten years 1901 to 1910: In position. The features to be sought for are: (1) The smooth winter the air over the interior triangular plate of the occiput lying between its superior of the country is more curved lines and its snperior -curved borders (2) this is moist than that over the coastal regions; the minimum depressed below the parietal bones in the process of mouldig relative humi(lity occurs earlier in the year in the western which takes place in parturition; (3) to follow the lambdoi(d parts of the country than in the eastern; in summer the sutures to the post fontanelle, with its three radiating linies. air over the interior of the country is drier than that over In lingering cases in primiparae, for instance, one of tbe the coastal regions; and the smallest range of humidity is commonest difficulties in the way of applying forceps is found in the west and tlme greatest in the interior towards uncertainty as to the position of, the occiput and the possi- the east. The distribution of temperature appeared to be bility of converting what is a first or second position inlto a the chief determining factor in the distribution of relative third or fourth. It seems to me that in the great majority of the cases, at any rate, it is only just these difficult attempts to humidity; sea influence, direction and character of deliver an occiput posterior that can evoke the suggestion prevailing wind(s, and the configuration of the country (I have recently read it) of making it a -routine practice to lhad imi-portant effects on temperature, and therefore on introduce antc-partuin perineal sutures in anticipation of relative humiRdity. damage to the perineum. With the head below the brim the AcCORDING to the Bulletini du above signs are so distinctive that I consider it unjustifiable administratif mnifi8tere de to deliver the head writh fo'reeps until the position is definitely Viiistrtlucion putblique, the total number of students in the ascertainedP. miiedical faculties of France on January 15th, 1914, was ERRATUM. 8,533, of whom 7,664 were men and 869 women. Of the IN the JOURNAL for December 19th, p. 1072, col. 2, line 22 from men, 899, and of the women 469, were foreigners. The foot, for " inoculated troops " read " uninoculated troops." numlber shows a slight increase as compared with the figures for 1913. The students were distributed among the SCALE OF CHARGES FOR ADVERTISEMENTS IN Tk!S several universities as follows: Paris 4,397, Lyons 1,181, BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. Bordeauax 887, Montpellier 702, Toulouse 462, Nancy 325, - £ s.d. Seven lines and under ...... 0 5 0 Lille 377, Algiers 202. Among the medical schools Mar- Each additional line ...... 0 0 8 seilles headed the list with 320 students, Nantes coming A whole column .,. ,, . ... , .. 3 10 0 secolnd with 305, and Rennes third with 131. In the other A pageA .. .. ., . ,, .,100 0 0 schools the numbers varied from 106 at Rouen to 30 at Aae:n ave;Zage line contaill's six M ords- All renmittancos by Post Office Orders must be m-ade payable 0 oloitiers. Of the foreign students, the large majority were the British Medical Association at the General Post Office, London. Rltlussians; there were 575 in Paris, and 136 at Montpellier. No responsibility will be accepted for aniy such -emittance not so :Next came the Ottonmans, of whom there were 67 in Paris safeguarded. and(I 15 at Other Advertisements should be delivered, addressed to the Manager, AMonitpellier. nationalities represented 429, Strand,London,not later than the first post on Wednesday morning were Bulgaria, Roumlania, Serbia, Greece, and the South preceding plublication, and, if not paid for at the time. should be Aimlericani reputblics. There were 12 British sttudents in accompanied by a reference. Paris. NoTE.-It is against the rules of the Post Office to receive post. restaii te letters addressed either in initials or nuiuberi.