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whom the doctor had met during his course at the Ann Arbor school. doctor is the proud father of a most charming daughter, Virginia Clare, aged three, who is an exact likeness of her father.

May the success of Bro. William L. Benedict be an inspiration for us younger brothers to attain.

L. G. BEINHAUER, Beta '19.

ALUMNI NEWS

H. A. Brandes, Mu, is living at Hebron, N. D.

L. H. Graner has moved from Pound to Colman, Wis.

Capt. Ralph H. Kuhns, Delta, is chief of the Surgical Service at the U. S. Army Post Hospital, Wichita Falls, Tex.

Maj. W. P. Davenport has been transferred from Cibu, P. I., to Camp Fremont, Palo Alto, Cal.

Lieut. Clyde O. Barney, Syracuse, has arrived in France.

Capt. Clarence Jones, Alpha Lambda, is operating surgeon at Camp American University, Washington, D. C.

Maj. R. M. Howard, Beta, is operating surgeon at Camp MacArthur.

ALPHA XI

Lieut. R. P. Parsons was married to Miss Mary Murray of Allston, Mass., on October 12. After a honeymoon in the South, Brother Parsons will continue his work in the Navy. He has been engaged in research work for the last two years and has put out some very creditable results.

Lieut. K. P. Neal is now with the Army in France. Brother Aschmann is also somewhere over there as a lieutenant in the Medical Corps.

Brother Chaffin has recently been ordered to Fort Oglethorpe for active duty, having completed his surgical internment at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

Brother Nesbit has just completed his internment at the Boston City Hospital, received his commission, and ordered to active service.

When Lieut. E. B. Gray was last heard from he was at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.

Brother Callister has been resident surgeon at the Boston City Hospital for the past year. Recently he has been appointed to the faculty of the Harvard Medical School, in surgery.

Brothers Patterson, McKittrick, Spence, and Schneider are completing their internships at the Massachusetts General Hospital, and Brothers Marvin and O'Meara at the Peter Brent Brigham Hospital.

BETA

Brother Furstenberg, '14, has been made assistant professor of the Ear, Nose, and Throat Department at the University of Michigan.

Brothers Lillie, '14, Ulrich, '17, Currier, '16, Schaffer, '17, Holtom, '17, and Kennedy, '17, are in service over there as commissioned officers.

Brother Hamill, '17, had been at St. Francis Hospital, Pittsburgh, until he was called into service as a first lieutenant, M. C.

Brother Laird, '17 (Lieutenant) is now at Fort Oglethorpe, being detailed there as an. instructor.

Brother (Lieutenant) Hackman, '16, is over there.

Brother (Lieutenant) Henderson left his position as instructor in obstetrics at the
University Hospital to accept his commission and is now in service at Camp Custer.
Brother Ericson, '18, is now a junior lieutenant, U. S. N., stationed at Newport News, Va.
Brother Anderson, '18, is a lieutenant, U. S. N., stationed at Washington, D. C.
Brother McKelvy, '20, is now Somewhere in France, being a sergeant in the artillery
forces.

Brother Lamb, '20, is now stationed in France with the Medical Corps.
Brother Anderson, '09, is now stationed in France with the Medical Department.

Bro. C. M. Anderson, '17, has been commissioned and is stationed at Camp Greenleaf.
Brother Foss, '18, is now awaiting his commission at West Penn Hospital, Pittsburgh.
Brother Dieterle, '18, is now stationed at Saranac Lake.

Bro. Fred Lamb, '15, is now Somewhere in France.

Brother Hedin, '19, is now ensign, U. S. N., and is stationed at the Great Lakes Training School.

Brother Corcoran, '21, is now serving at the Great Lakes Training School for officers. Brother Baumgarten, '18, is now interne in surgery at the University of Michigan Hospital.

Brother Lundgren, '18, is now interne in ear, nose, and throat at the University of Michigan Hospital.

Brother Edmunds, '05, is now a captain, U. S. A., serving across the water.
Brother Schanz, '15, is now commissioned in the Medical Department, U. S. A.
Brother Ashworth, '22, is now stationed as a pharmacist Somewhere in France.
Bro. Sam Sproat, '13, also is in service.

Bro. Milton Smith, '13, is serving with the U. S. forces.

Bro. William Benedict, '12, is now connected with the Mayo Clinic at Rochester.
Bro. "Hoppe' Agnew, '10, is now captain in U. S. A. Medical Department.

Brother Haughey, '06, is now captain in U. S. A. in France.

Bro. J. J. Haughey, '20, is at Officers' Training Camp for machine gun officership at Camp Lee.

Brother McCurdy, '09, is now serving his country over there.

Brother Ridenor, '09, is now in France with the Medical Department.

Brother Heine, '17, is now lieutenant at Camp Meade, Md.

Brother Christensen, '16, is in France with Evacuation Hospital No. 17.

Brother Lange, '16, is now at Fort Oglethorpe receiving his training.

Brother Denison, '22, is now in Tank Service at Gettysburg, Pa.
Brother Pierce, '22, is now in Tank Service at Gettysburg, Pa.

Brother Futch, '22, is now in Tank Service at Gettysburg, Pa.

Bro. Theophil Klingman, '09, is assistant professor in neurology in the University of Michigan.

Bro. Fred Conklin is now in service with the Medical Corps.

Brother Sayers, '09, is first lieutenant, U. S. N., and paid the boys a visit during the

summer.

Brother Yoh, '10, is now at Camp Custer.

Brother Stafford is now in the Medical Department of the Army.

Brother Koebbe, '12, has been in service for the past three years as a first lieutenant, U. S. N.

Brother Grierson, '18, is now in service at one of the training camps in this country. Brother Bothe, '19, is now in S. A. T. C. at Long Island Medical School.

The Beta Chapter would like to hear from all its alumni members as to their whereabouts so that a directory might be formed as soon as possible. All members are requested to communicate with the chapter at once.

L. G. BEINHAUER, '19.