Hospitai facilities by districts for United States Veierans' Bureau patients as of Oct. 27, 1921–Continued. pic......**** 97 100 Army, Waltor Reed, Washington, Nary: Washington, D. C.......... Norfolk, Va....... St. Flizabeths, Washington, Unclassified... Total..... Lake City, Fla.... Charleston, S.C... Pensacola, Fla.... Tenn...... o cena ... 322 100 247 ..... Hospital facilities by districts for United States Veterans' Bureau patients as of Oct. 27, 1921–Coutinued. i The following U.S. P. H. S. Hospita's were reported as being used in excess of their authorized bed capacity to the extent indicated-No. 37, Waukesha, Wis. (5); No. 18, St. Louis, Mo. (8); and No. 75, Colfax, Iowa, (1). Hospital facilities by districts for United States Veterans’ Bureau patients as of Oct. 27, 1921–Continued. Total/ Con Gov- Un Gov- Un-1 Con al. Total, tract ern- orcu- Total. Total Conment. pied. Gov. Un- Gov Un- ern- occu- Total. Grand total..... 11,971|3, 338 8,633 1,504 10, 1378, 173 |3,974 199 1,625 5,824 8, 908 2,156 6,752 4,686 11, 438 29,0529, 468 19,5847,815 27, 399 1 Only one hospital. Twenty-seven of these patients also neuro-psychiatric cases, * Report dated Sept. 82, 1921, used. • Report dated Oct. 20, 1921, used. - Report dated Oct, 13, 1921, used. Reports of previous week used for National Soldierz' llome, l'ayton, Ohio, 1. S. Naval Hospital, Fort Lyon, ('o'o., (', S. P. H.S, Ilonpits No. 66, Carville, lai No. 17. Port Townsend, Wash., and for patients in incinesifiedi contract hospitais Nos. 1, 2, 3, 3. , and 9. |