In addition to the foregoing the following permanent military posts have been recently acquired by the Public Health Service from the Army: Post Size of Post Boise Barracks, Idaho 4 troops cavalry Ft. W.H. Harrison, Montana 4 companies infantry and hdqrs. 1892 Ft. Walla Walla, Washington 4 troops cavalry and hdqrs. 1859 Ft. McKenzie, Sheridan, Wyom. 8 companies infantry & hdqrs. 1898 Ft. Logan H. Roots, Arkansas 4 companies infantry 1892 _VETERANS’ BUREAU CASES TREATED IN MILITARY HOSPITALS_ “Now, with reference to assistance rendered within our own hospitals, in an interview with the Director of the War Risk Insurance in 1919, I heard the former Secretary of War say that he considered it an obligation on the Army to assist in caring for the discharged World War veterans and that any vacant bed in Army hospitals was always available for the treatment of these men. To carry out this policy, the Bureau of War Risk and later the Veterans’ Bureau was from time to time advised by the Medical Department of the number of available beds in our hospitals in which we could accept for treatment veterans of the World War. The number of beds thus offered has varied slightly from time to time, but has always been on the increase, particularly since last July. Last May 1450 beds were available to the Veterans’ Bureau; in October 1752 beds were available, and by November 24th 2200 beds were available. The following brief table gives the exact status on January 5, 1922: