The A. M. M. C. Representatives
Of those who have received their training, or the greater part of it, at the college, Drs. Geo. Thomason, J. F. Morse, F. J. and E. F. Otis, E. L. Eggleston, N. G. Evans, Lillian Eshelman, Etta Kirby, Julia White, R. H. Harris, and Elsie B. Merritt are at present connected with the Battle Creek Sanitarium and the American Medical Missionary College. Dr. J. F. Allen is in Tacoma, Wash. Dr. Lillian Boyer, after over two years' connection with the Battle Creek Sanitarium, is now at work among the churches under the direction of the Wisconsin Conference. Dr. Alice Conway Parker is a physician at the Boulder (Colo.) Sanitarium. Dr. I. A. Dunlap is practicing at Walla Walla, Wash., and teaching in the science department of Walla Walla College. Dr. and Mrs S. P. S. Edwards are doing a similar work in Emmanuel Missionary College at Berrien Springs. Dr. J. W. Erkenbeck is medical Superintendent of Guadalajara Sanitarium, Mexico. Dr. J. E. Froom is in charge of a growing pioneer branch institution at Moline, Ill., Dr. Amy Hawke assisting. Drs. W. L. and Eva M. Gardner are opening up work in Salt Lake City, Utah. Dr. O. M. Hayward is carrying heavy responsibilities as superintendent of the medical missionary work in the Southern Union Conference. Dr. C. O. Prince and Dr. Clara Beckner12are connected with the Drs. Nicola at the South Lancaster Sanitarium. Dr. W. R. Simmons is superintendent of the Portland (Ore.) Sanitarium, with Drs. S. L. and Myrtle E. Lockwood as assistants. Dr. A. Q. Shryock is in charge of the branch sanitarium at Seattle, Wash. Dr. Carrie Staines is at the College View (Neb.) Sanitarium. Dr. A. A. Zipf is doing medical missionary work in Iowa. Dr. Evelene Helman, who has also done efficient work at the Battle Creek Sanitarium, is in California, availing herself of the opportunity for a much-needed vacation. However, she is doing more or less medical missionary work. Dr. L. J. Otis is building up a branch work at Paducah, Ky. Dr. and Mrs. P. M. Keller are in Australia. Drs. C. P. and Anna B. Farnsworth, after some months at the sanitarium in Guadalajara, Mexico, have assumed the responsibility of the branch work in Madison, Wis. Dr. D. E. Garvin, until recently superintendent of the sanitarium at Keene, Tex., also an instructor in the Keene Academy, is in Colorado, being obliged to go there on account of his wife's health. Dr. A. W. George is doing successful work in Little Rock, Ark. Dr. Lydia Kynett is connected with the work in Chicago. Dr. Elsie Martinson is assisting Dr. Hayward in the Southern Conference, and is located at Graysville, Tenn. Dr. J. D. Shively is medical superintendent of the Des Moines (Iowa) Sanitarium, and Dr. Emma A. Perrine is lady physician there. Dr. Maui Pomare, returning to New Zealand, was appointed medical commissioner to his people, the Maoris. Dr. Jean Vernier is connected with the work of the college in Chicago, and is in charge of the dispensary work on Halstead Street. Dr. A. J. Hetherington is also connected with the Chicago work. Dr. Lyra E. Hunt, now Mrs. W. A. George, is assisting her husband in the medical work at the College View (Neb.) Sanitarium. Drs. A. E. and Carrie Lemon are at St. John, New Brunswick, where they have found a wide and promising field of labor. Dr. Ruth Merritt is at work among the churches in the Ohio Conference. Dr. A. R. Satterlee has been called to the New York Conference. Dr. H. E. Truex is associated with Dr. W. A. George at College View. Dr. W. W. Worster is connected with the Boulder Sanitarium. Dr. Silas Yarnell is associated with the work at Spokane, Wash. Dr. R. L. Mantz has charge of the work at Council Bluffs, Iowa. Of the class just graduated, most of the members are taking a much-needed rest before entering upon definite work in their chosen profession. Several may connect with the work at the Sanitarium, others have had their minds fixed on foreign fields during more or less of their course. The list is as follows: Maud L. Atherton, Clarence F. Ball, Cæsar A. Bauer, Mary E. Britton, John E. Colloran, John E. Cooper, Maude Edgerton, William J. Erkenbeck, Mary I. Goodison, Pliny F. Haskell, Lottie C. Isbell, John M. Keichline, Elizabeth M. E. Kerr, Bertha E. Loveland, Harry W. Miller, Maud J. Otis, Vahan Pampaian, Eunice Rand, Frank C. Richards, Arthur C. Selmon, Eulalia S. Sisley, Maude A. Thompson, Dr. Wilbur O. Upson, Alfred M. Vollmer. Of those who matriculated with this class— Dr. John S. Reekie completed his course at Kingston, Ontario, and is already on his return to New Zealand, to engage in mission work there. Drs. Edward Gyles and A. H. Barrows completed their course at Jefferson College, Philadelphia. Dr. Gyles is assisting Dr. A. J. Read, of the institution in Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. Sophia Brunson spent her last year at Cleveland. Dr. Brunson had been a missionary to Japan for several years. Dr. J. J. Bell, of the class of 1901, spent his fourth year at Jefferson College, and then completed work in the medical department of Dublin University, in one year, in order to qualify for work in Ireland, where he is at present starting sanitarium work. The growth of the college and its work has been so quiet and unobtrusive that it has scarcely been recognized except by those more directly connected with it, but a glance at the preceding list of students scattered already over the United States, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and from New Brunswick to Texas, besides those in more distant fields, shows something of the significance of its influence. In spite of the embarrassments under which it has labored, and the obstacles it has had to overcome, God has wrought a good work through it; and if those connected with it maintain their consecration, a greater work is before them.