American College of Surgeons - Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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XX American College of Surgeons William Stickney Rutland Stanley Stillman San Francisco Lewis a. Stimson New York Charles F. Stokes Washington Isaac S. Stone Washington James S Stone Boston W. E. Studdeford New York Milton C. Sturgis Seattle John E. Summers Omaha H. B. Sweetser Minneapxjlis Parker Syms New York •Dudley Tait San Francisco Frederick J. Taussig St. Louis Howard C. Taylor New York Wallace Irving Terry San Francisco James Edwin Thompson Galveston John A. Thompson John J. Thompson George H. Torney Harry N. Torrey Hugh Henry Trout Cincinnati Kansas City Washington Detroit Roanoke Philemon E.Truesdale Fall River Walter Truslow Brooklyn Ernest F. Tucker Portland Herman Tuholske St. Louis Paul Y. Tupper St Louis Raymond C. Turck Jacksonville W. 0. Turner Montreal Edgar A. Vander Veer Albany W. B. VanLennep Philadelphia C. Van Zwaluwenburg Riverside George Tully Vaughan Washington EdmondM.VonEberts Montreal W. F. B. Wakeeield San Francisco Frank B. Walker Detroit George Walker Baltimore John B. Walker New York Thoj£AS Dyson Walker George G. Ward, Jr. Wilbur Ward John R. Wathen Thomas J. Watkins Stephen H. Watts J. Clarence Webster Alanson Weeks John R. Wellington Brooks Hughes Wells X. O. Werder Richard W. Westbrook Horace G. Wetherill Charles S. White William H. Wilder Espy Milo Williams Hadley Williams J. Whitridge Williams A. Murat Willis Park Reed Willis William H. Wilmer H. Augustus Wilson Randolph Winslow David J. G. Wishart John Wishart O. O. Witherbee T. Casey Witherspoon John Murphy Withrow Frank C. Witter Casey A. Wood James Craven Wood George Woolsey Arthur Wright John Lawrence Yates Hugh Hampton Yoins o E. GusTAV Zinke St. John New York New York Louisville Chicago University Chicago San Francisco Washington New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Denver Washington Chicago Paterson London Baltimore Richmond Seattle Washington Philadelphia Baltimore Toronto London Los Angeles Butte Cincinnati Petoskey Chicago Cleveland New York Toronto Milwaukee Baltimore Cinciimati

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Founders of the College XIX J. H. Oliver Robert B. Osgood Horace Packard Charles E. Paddock Omar B. Pancoast Frederick W. Parham RoswELL Park Walter R. Parker ROLLAND ParMETER Charles H. Peck J. R. Pennington J. F. Percy John W. Perkins Guy S. Peterkin Reuben Peterson NoRVAL H. Pierce S, C. Plummer John Osborn Polak Charles A. Porter John L. Porter Miles F. Porter Wllllam C. Posey Walter B. Power Charles A. Powers A. Primrose S. W. Prowse E. P. Quain JOSEPH RaNSOHOFF J. Morrison Ray Alfred Raymond Charles A. L. Reed RiCHARD A. Reeve L. H. Reicheldei er Edward Reynolds J. J. Richardson W. W. Richardson H. M. Richter Benjamin M. Ricketts Harold E. Rldewood H. W. RiGGS Hunter Robb Frederick W. Robbins J. A. Roberts John B. Roberts Ernest F. Robinson John T. Rogers John L. Rothrock Hubert A. Royster Jacques C. Rushmore Indianapolis Boston Boston Chicago Baltimore New Orleans Buffalo Detroit Detroit New York Chicago Galesburg Kansas City Seattle Ann Arbor Chicago Chicago Brooklyn Boston Chicago Fort Wayne Philadelphia Redlands Denver Toronto Winnipeg Bismarck Cincinnati Louisville Seattle Cincinnati Toronto Washington Boston Washington Los Angeles Chicago Cincinnati Victoria Vancouver Cleveland Detroit Toronto Philadelphia Kansas City St. Paul St. Paul Raleigh Brooklyn John D. Rushmore William W. Russell C. E. Ruth E. S. Ryerson Edwin W. Ryerson Harold P. Salter Bacon Saunders b. r. schenck Louis E. Schmidt William E. Schroeder Arnold Schwyzer GusTAv Schwyzer Wallace A. Scott Charles L. Scudder M. G. Seelig Ralph H. Seelye AuRELius RrvES Shands C. W. Sharples Norman S. Shenstone Henry Howard Sherk Harry M. Sherman J. Garland Sherrill Walter A. Sherwood Arthur M. Shipley Harold Sidebotham David Silver G. SiLVERTHORN Channing C. Simmons Frank F. Simpson R. M. Simpson John DeVinne Singley Roland E. Skeel William H. Skene Oliver Cotton Smith Rea Smith Richard R. Smtih W. Harvey Smith G. B. SOMERS Ernest A. Sommer Raymond Spear Thomas Bray Spence J. Bentley Squier Myles Standish Clarence L. Starr F. N. G. Starr Albert L. Stavely D. A. K. Steele Charles W. Stewart George D. Stewart Brooklyn Baltimore Des Moines Toronto Chicago Norfolk Fort Worth Detroit Chicago Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis Toronto Boston St. Louis Springfield Washington Seattle Toronto Pasadena San Francisco LouisvUle Brooklyn Baltimore Santa Barbara Pittsburgh Toronto Boston Pittsburgh Winnipeg Pittsburgh Cleveland Portland Hartford Los Angeles Grand Rapids Winnipeg San Francisco Portland Washington Brooklyn New York Boston Toronto Toronto Washington Chicago Newport New York

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GENERAL STATEMENT ORGANIZATION OF THE COLLEGE THE American College of Surgeons is a society of surgeons of North and South America 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 facihties in medical schools and hospitals, with laws which relate to medical practice and privilege, and with an imselhsh protection of the pubUc from incompetent medical service. The College was organized on May 5, 1913, in Washington, D. C, wh en 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 officers of the College were elected. Details of these matters are pubUshed in the Year Book and in bulletins of the College. THE ENDOWMENT FUND In order to provide fimds for the organiza tion of the College, an initial fee of fifty dollars from each Fellow was voted at the