DARLING, SAMUEL TAYLOR

(1872), b. in Harrison, N.Y. Graduated from College of Physicians and Surgeons at Baltimore, Md., in 1903. Was chief of Lab., Panama Canal from 1906 to 1915 and was with General Gorgas on sanitary mi ion to Rand mines and Rhodesia, South Africa, during 1913-14. Also was chairman of board under Rockefeller Foundation to investigate causes of anemia among people of Malaya, Java and Fiji, 1915-17, and was profe or of hygiene and director of laboratories of hygiene at Faculdade de Med i from 1917-20.. Made president of Canal Zone Medical A ociation in 1908. Published researches on malaria, dysentery, hookworm infection, trypanosomiasis and other tropical infections. W.), market town, Durham, England, on Skerne, near junction with Tees; has ancient Gothic church (1160), Edward Pease Library (1885), technical coll., grammar school; woolen manuiactures, iron and steel works; Stock ton and Darling ton Railway (opened Sept. 27, 1825) was the first pa enger line on which locomotives were used. Stephen son’s Locomotive No. 1 is preserved at Bank Top Station. Pop. 1921, 65,866.