Congressional Edition Volume 7755 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1920 Excerpt: ...hospital is well furnished and equipped. A surgeon, assistant surgeon, hospital steward, trained nurses, and attendants care for the sick. MICHIGAN. SOLDIERS' HOME AT GRAND RAPIDS. Col. William T. Mcgurrin, Commandant. Maj. Howard A. Grube, Surgeon. Capt. William H. Herbert, Chaplain. Maj. Charles P. Coffin, Adjutant. Capt. Harry T. Rork, Quartermaster. Average present during year ended June 30: 1919 1 598 19-18 736 Decrease 138 Average present and absent: 1919 841 1918::991 Decrease 150 Cost per capita, $332.70. The home was last inspected by Col. James E. Miller, inspector feneral and chief surgeon, National Home for Disabled Volunteer oldiers, May 7, 1919, and the muster on that date showed: Total number of members present 560 Absent 253 Aggregate present and absent 813 Eligibility of members.--One member was found who was not eligible. The necessary action has been taken in regard to him. Women.--Women are admitted and cared for. At date of inspection there were 164 present and 92 absent; total 256. 'Collections.--Members without dependents are required to pay for the support of the home, excesses of pensions over $25. Buildings and grounds.--Buildings are substantial, well arranged, and in good condition. Grounds well kept. Care of members.--Uniform clothing is provided for members. Food appears to be sufficient, well cooked and served. Medical care.--The hospital is in good condition. A surgeon, assistant surgeon, trained female nurses, and orderlies care for the sick. MINNESOTA. SOLDIERS' HOME AT MINNEAPOLIS. Col. R. R. Henderson, Adjutant. Capt. O. F. Dolan, Quartermaster. Col. P. F. Dubay, Commandant. Maj. T. C. Clark, Surgeon. Rev. W. H. Clement, Chaplain. Average present during year ended June 30: 1919 274 1918 309 Decrease 35 Average present and...