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CARY TRAVERS, an desert parts lie at various altitudes, American naval officer, born in Culpeper ranging from below the level of the sea co., Va., in 1878. He studied at William to the extreme elevations of 13,000 feet, and Mary College and at the University but averaging between 2,000 and 4,000 of the South. In 1904 he graduated feet. The most extensive stretches of from the United States Naval Medical School. He served as surgeon in the Navy and acted as personal physician to President Wilson. He was appointed medical director with the rank of rear admiral, in 1916. During the World War he was a member of many important organizations, including the Council of National Defense. He accompanied President Wilson to Paris at the meetings at the Peace Conference.