HARRY HYLAND KERR, M. D..
WILLIAM PINKNEY REEVES, M. D.
EDGAR SNOWDEN, M.D.,

Clinical Professor of Surgery
Clinical Professor of Surgery

Professor of Hygiene and Clinical Associate in Obstetrics
Professor of Medical Jurisprudence
.Professor of Opthalmology

HARRY S. BERNTON, M. D.,. . . . . .
WILLIAM TORNWALL DAVIS, M. D.,
JOHN K. BUTKIEWICZ, D. D. S..
CURTIS LEE HALL, M. D..
NOLAN D. C. LEWIS, M. D..
ARTHUR C. CHRISTIE, M. D..
JAMES F. MITCHELL, M. D..
GEORGE B. JENKINS, M. D..
RALPH E. MYERS, A. B., M. A., M. D.,

Professor of Histology
Professor of Orthopedics

Professor of Experimental Pathology
Professor of Roentgenology
.Clinical Professor of Surgery
Professor of Anatomy

Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacology
.Associate Professor of Surgery

CHARLES STANLEY WHITE, M. D..
DANIEL LERAY BORDEN, A. M., M. D... Associate Professor of Surgery
GLENMORE FORD CLARK, M. D., Associate Professor of Tropical Medicine
HARRY HAMPTON DONNALLY, A. M., M. D... Clinical Professor of Pediatrics
TOMÁS CAJIGAS, M.D., Associate Professor of Bacteriology and Pathology
JOSEPH HYRAM ROE, A. B., A. M.. .... Associate Professor of Chemistry
THOMAS A. GROOVER, M. D.. · Associate Professor of Roentgenology
JOSEPH A. STOUT, A. B., M. A., Ph. D., .M. D.,

EDGAR PASQUAL COPELAND, M. D.

J. LEWIS RIGGLES, M. D..

WILLIAM CABELL MOORE, M. D.

Associate Professor of Physiology

.Associate in Pediatrics .Associate in Gynecology

.Associate in Medicine

CHARLES AUGUSTUS SIMPSON, M. D.,. . . Clinical Associate in Dermatology COURSEN BAXTER CONKLIN, S. B., M. D. . . . . . .... Associate in Medicine ARTHUR ELWOOD Pagan, M. D.,. . . Associate in Gynecology and Obstetrics Ross MCCLURE CHAPMAN, M. D.,

Clinical Associate in Psychiatry and Neurology

EVERETT MONROE ELLISON, A. M., M. D. . Clinical Associate in Medicine

ALBERT PERKINS TIBBETS, A. B., M. D.,

HARRY SAMUEL LEWIS, M. D..
ROBERT SAMUEL TRIMBLE, M. D..
WILLIAM BROWNE CARR, M. D..
WILLIAM BERRY MARBURY, M. D..
SAMUEL HARRISON GREENE, M. D.,

Clinical Instructor in Larnygology
Instructor in Surgery

Clinical Instructor in Medicine
.Instructor in Morbid Anatomy
Instructor in Surgery

Clinical Instructor in Laryngology and Otology

...Clinical Instructor In Medicine .Instructor in Orthopedic Surgery

WILLIAM HOUSTON LITTLEPAGE, M. D.....Clinical Instructor in Medicine
WILLIAM DAVID TEWKESBURY, M. D..
THOMAS MADDEN FOLEY, M. D........
HOWARD FRANCIS KANE, A.B., M. D..
CARROLL EDWARD BINGHAM, M. D..
SAMUEL BOYCE POLE, M. D..
NELSON DUVAL BRECHT, M. D..
RALPH COHEN, M. D..

WILLIAM BINFORD KING..

Instructor in Obstetrics
Clinical Instructor in Medicine
Instructor in Laryngology and Otology
. Instructor in Gynecology

Instructor in Anatomy
Instructor in Anatomy

MARY O'MALLEY, M. D.,. . Clinical Instructor in Psychiatry and Neurology

CHARLES O. KNOTT, M. D....

GEORGE G. MORRIS, M. D.

GEORGE H. RAWSON, M. D.

CHARLES D. EASTON, M. D..

Instructor in Genito-urinary Surgery
.Clinical Instructor in Surgery

Instructor in Anatomy

. Clinical Instructor in Pediatrics

EARL GRIFFITH BREEDING, A. B., M. S., M. D.,

EDWARD GRANT SEIBERT, M. D.. Associate Laryngologist and Opthalmologist

CHARLES WILLIAMSON RICHARDSON, M. D.

CYRUS W. CULVER, M. D...... Attending Obstetrician, Out-Patient Service

Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose

EARL GRIFFITH BREEDING, M. D....Attending Laryngologist and Otologist

The Medical School of the George Washington University, in chronological order of establishment, is the eleventh Medical School in the United States. The first course of lectures began in March 1825. For many years the school was known as the National Medical College; subsequently as the Department of Medicine of the Columbian University. By virtue of an act of Congress approved January 23, 1904, the Columbian University changed its name to "The George Washington University."

In order to increase the facilities for bedside and clinical teaching, the University Hospital and the University Dispensary were established in 1898 and made a part of the Medical School. In 1902 the old Medical School Building, in which the exercises had been held since 1867, gave place to the present large and commodious structure.

EDUCATIONAL POSITION

The Medical School of the University has for several years been a member of the Association of American Medical Colleges. It is one of the medical colleges designated as "Class A," by the American Medical Association, and it is accredited for all its work by the Combined (Royal) Medical Examining Boards in England.

The degree of M. D. given by this University admits the holder to all governmental examinations, including those for the Medical Corps of the United States Army and Navy and the Public Health Service and, with evidence of one year of post graduate work in those States which require hospital internship, will admit a graduate of our Medical School to all state examinations.

The alumni of this school are largely represented in all public services, and have been highly successful in passing the rigid examinations given by them. These facts guarantee the character of the work done by the School and insure its students and graduates all the advantages which accrue from such association and recognition.