LYNCH, Jerome Morley; b. Dublin, Jan. 10th, 1870. Came to United States, 1893; m. 1st Jan., 1901, Harriet Louise Husted (pen name "Marie St. Felix") of Boston. Chief Surgeon 1st Division St. Bartholomew's Hospital for Diseases of the Alimentary Canal, New York City; Consulting Surgeon Nassau Co. Hospital; St. Mary's, Hoboken; and New Jersey State Hospital; Surgeon United States Navy, 1917. on transport "America" carrying troops to France: Fellow American College of Surgeons; Member American Medical Association, and various other Medical Societies. Clubs: Automobile, Turf and Field, Metropolitan, New York; Army and Navy, Washington, D.C.: Authors' Club, London, England. Author of "Diseases of the Retum and Colon"; contributor to Johnson's Surgery; Mod's Handbook of Medical Sciences; Tise's Medicine; and various essays on Cancer. Recns.: golf, motoring. Res.: 205 East 61st Street, New York. Country Home: Camp Carcassonne, Molfrboro', New Hampshire.