Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-22 | Page 20 | Utah Doctor Back from Army Service

UTAH DOCTOR BACK FROM ARMY SERVICE llajpr Wlllaid Cbrlstopherson, who directed di-rected the work of the sanitary detach-ment detach-ment of the 146 th field art tilery during the months of training ul Camp Kearny, CaL, and In France, has hern mustered out of service, at Snn Kranelsco and has returned to Salt f.akc to renew bis practice prac-tice as a physician Major Christopher-son Christopher-son has opened offices in the Kearns building. Through till offortfl In eliminating the epideml. of Influenza among tho troops over which he had charge In Krauce, the 146th field artillery was shown by army records to have suffered less loss of llfo t ban any other regimen 1 abroad w hlch was attacked by lha dlaaaaa, Although more than 1200 cases were reported re-ported in, t lie comtnand within a period of two eeks, only twelve pen failed to recover. When the regiment was mustered mus-tered out of service; at Logan. Major Chrlstopherson was retained for work in flOBpitatB filled with wounded soldiers sent from Franco.