American College of Surgeons - Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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XIV American College of Surgeons Joseph M. Flint New Haven Louis Frank Louisville W. Edward Gallee Toronto Guy LeRoy Hunner Baltimore Frank LeMoyne Hupp Wheeling James A. Hutchison Montreal Merritte W. Ireland Washington Edward Jackson Denver Charles W. Kollock Charleston John Wesley Long Greensboro William E. Lower Cleveland C. Jeff Miller New Orleans James F. Mitchell Washington Charles R. Robins Samuel Robinson Charles L. Scudder Richard R. Smith William H. Smith J. Bentley Squier John E. Summers W. Burton Thorning Raymond C. Turck Horace G. Wetherill William H. Wilder James Craven Wood E. GUSTAV ZiNKE Richmond Santa Barbara Boston Grand Rapids Winnipeg New York Omaha Houston Jacksonville Denver Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati TERM EXPIRING 1923 Edward W. Archibald Samuel C. Baldwin John M. Baldy Joseph C. Beck Frederic A. Besley John F. Binnie William N. Bispham Joseph C. Bloodgood Hermann J. Boldt J. Wesley Bovee George E. Brewer W. B. Brinsmade Herbert A. Bruce Henry T. Byford Hugh Cabot Walter W. Chipman John G. Clark William I . Cousins Walter G. Crump Thomas S. Cullen Hugh S. Gumming Edward P. Davis Wells P. Eagleton Palmer Fiitoley Russell S. Fowler Montreal Salt Lake City Philadelphia Chicago Chicago Kansas City Washington Baltimore New York Washington New York Brooklyn Toronto Chicago Ann Arbor Montreal Philadelphia Portland New York Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Newark Omaha Brooklyn T. H. Halstead T. J. Harris John S. Helms George M. Horton Jabez N. Jackson Edward S. Judd Robert Lewis Howard Lilienthal William H. Luedde Henry K. MacDonald N. J. MacLean W. Neil McDonell Aaron B. Miller Alexander S. Monro Dean W. Myers Emmet Rixford Hubert A. Royster Henry H. Sherk J. Garland Sherrill Frederic N. G. Starr Wallace I. Terry Roy Upham John B, Walker George Gray Ward, Jr. D. J. Gibb Wishard Syracuse New York Tampa Seattle Kansas City Rochester New York New York St. Louis Halifax Winnipeg Washington S5T:acuse Vancouver Ann Arbor San Francisco Raleigh Pasadena Louisville Toronto San Francisco Brooklyn New York New York Toronto

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BOARD OF GOVERNORS TERM EXPIRING 1921 William C. Braisted Howard R. Chislett Richard W. Cor win Davtd S. Fairchiud Jr. Gilbert Fitz-Patrick RuFUS E. Fort Charles H. Frazeer Leonard Freeman Walter J. Freeman Arthur J, Gillette J. Riddle Go ffe William D. Haggard Jasper Halpenny William M. Harsha Chevalier Jackson Charles E. Kahlke Allen B. Kanavel John W. Keefe William N. Keller Edward L. Keyes, Jr. Bransford Lewis Dean Lewis Fred B. Lund Frank W. Lynch Archibald MacLaren Washington Chicago Pueblo Clinton Chicago Nashville Philadelphia Denver Philadelphia St. Paul New York Nashville Winnipeg Chicago Philadelphia Chicago Chicago Providence Tacoma New York St. Louis Chicago Boston San Francisco St. Paul Arthur T. Mann Frederick W. Marlow Edward Marttn Frank Martin Franklin H. Martin Charles H. Mayo William J. Mayo Robert E. McKechnie Hugh McKenna Lewis S. McMurtry Floyd W. McRae Frederick Menge E. E. Montgomery William H. Morley Harvey G. Mudd Franklin S. Newell Edward H. Nichols Herbert S. Nichols George H. Noble Albert J. Ochsner Horace Packard Reuben Peterson George E. Shambaugh Ernst A. Sommer Myles Standish Minneapolis Toronto Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago Rochester Rochester Vancouver Chicago Louisville Atlanta Chicago Philadelphia Pontiac St. Louis Boston Boston Portland Atlanta Chicago Boston Ann Arbor Chicago Portland Boston TERM EXPIRING 1922 George A. B. Addy William S. Baer David W. Basham William T. Belfield Herbert S. Birkett John T. Bottomley John J. Buchanan Robert S. Cathcart Gordon J. Dickinson Robert L. Dickinson Joseph Rilus Eastman William S. Elkin St. John Baltimore Wichita Chicago Montreal Boston Pittsburgh Charleston Jersey City Brooklyn Indianapolis Atlanta Dantel Morton Harris P. Mosher Henry P. Newman Charles C. Norris Richard F. CNeul Hugo O. Pantzer Frederick W. Parham William W. Pearson Norval H. Pierce Miles F. Porter Alexander Primrose Joseph Ransohoff St. Joseph Boston San Diego Philadelphia Boston Indianapolis New Orleans Des Moines Chicago Fort Wayne Toronto Cincinnati xm

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GENERAL STATEMENT ORGANIZATION OF THE COLLEGE THE American College of Surgeons is a society of surgeons of the United States and of Canada which aims to include within its Fellowship all who are of worthy character and who possess a practical knowledge of the science and art of surgery. The College is fundamentally concerned with matters of character and of training, with the betterment of hospitals and of teaching facilities in medical schools and hospitals, with laws which relate to medical practice and privilege, and with an unselfish protection of the public from incompetent medical service. The College was organized on May 5, 1913, in Washington, D. C, when four hundred and fifty prominent surgeons came to- gether at the invitation of an Organization Committee which had been appointed by the Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North America at its meeting in November, 191 2. This Committee con- sisted of Edward Martin of Philadelphia, Emmet Rixford of San Francisco, John B. Murphy of Chicago, Rudolph Matas of New Orleans, Albert J. Ochsner of Chicago, Charles H. Mayo of Roches- ter, Frederic J. Cotton of Boston, George Emerson Brewer of New York, John M. T. Finney of Baltimore, Walter W. Chipman of Montreal, George W. Crile of Cleveland, and Franklin H. Martin of Chicago. By-laws, rules, and regulations were adopted, and the Board of Regents, the Board of Governors, and ofl cers of the College were elected. Details of these matters are published in the Year Book and in bulletins of the College. THE ENDOWMENT FUND In order to provide funds for the organization of the College, an initial fee of fifty dollars from each Fellow was voted at the first meeting. Realizing that the income to be derived in this