Changes at the Washington Sanitarium

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 17, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 29.

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Changes at the Washington Sanitarium

SINCE the last General Conference several important changes have been made affecting the personnel of workers in the Washington Sanitarium. Dr. H. W. Miller has been elected medical superintendent. He has already entered upon his duties. Dr. Miller has had quite a wide experience in medical work, and we believe his connection with the institution, under the blessing of the Lord, will prove a great benefit.
Brother L. M. Bowen, who has had long and valuable experience in sanitarium management, has consented to take general charge of the business interests of the institution. Brother Harry Ross, for years the steward of the St. Helena Sanitarium, will take up the same work in connection with the Washington Sanitarium. He and Brother Bowen will connect with the institution in the near future, as soon as they can arrange their personal affairs.