GRAYLING

general name for various Malus. rear admiral and navy surgeon; 6. Culpeper County, Va. He was educated at William and Mary College and the University of the South. He received the degree of M.D. in 1902 and two years later graduated from the U.S. Naval Medical School while acting a istant surgeon in the Navy. He pa ed from that rank through the regular grades of promotion, becoming medical director and rear-admiral in 1916. He cruised round the world in 1905-6 and was naval surgeon of the President’s yacht during the Roosevelt and Taft administrations. He became physician to the President in 1912 and served in that capacity during Woodrow Wilson’s occupancy of the White House. In 1921 he was made eat or a Naval Dispensary, Washingn, D.C,