Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-17

dent while viewing the features of the
jubilee, he will be sure to receive immedi-
ate attention from skillful physicians and
trained nurses. The arrangements for this
important side of the celebration We're con-
sidered last night at meeting of the com
mittee public health, presided over by
the chairman, DR.. d. Percy Hickling, with
DIR. +. V. Brooks vice chairman. 1t was
determined to locate ambulance stands at
the following points: Third street and Penn
sylvania avenue; 18th and pennsylvania ave
nue., 18th and Pennsylvania avenue, 10Th
and Pennsylvania avenue, 10th and New
York avenue, 18th and Pennsylvania ave
nue. ODD and Pennsylvania avenue, 10th and
X, New York avenue and l4th street. 18th
and F. 18th and F, 9th and f and 9TH and
D. Physicians will be on duty at each
stand. In the monument grounds two hos
pital tents will be erected and fully equip
ped by the government, and a staff of ply
sicians and five trained nurses from the
Washington Training School Will be in at
tendance. There will be also an emergency
room at the revelries. The committee mem
bers and nurses will wear the badge of the
Red Cross, red cross upon white back
ground.
Dr. D. Percy Hickling. the chairman of
the committee on public health. is a native
of the District of Columbia, having been
born reared, and, with the exception of the
time spent in the study of his profession in
the hospitals of London and Paris, received
his education entirely IN TINS city. Begin
ming his studies at the well-knoWn Emerson
the Columbian University. He graduated
from the medical department of the Uni
yersity of Georgetown in 1854, and has been
in active practice since that time. He is a
member of the Medical Association and
Medical Society of the District of Columbia
and of the American acknowledgements
Association; he is chairman of the commit
tee on public HEALTHY of the business Mems
Association and visiting physician in charge
of the Washington Asylum Hospital. He is
a thirty-second degpe Mason. member of
Washington ComInandery, No. l, and med
ical director of the Mystic Shrine of this
city.
The other members Of the committee, all
of whom are physicians, are as follows:
Vice chairman, Floyd " BROOKS; secre-
tary, c. R. Luce: J. F. R. Appleby, Wade
H. Atkinson, r. w. Baker. c. A. Ball, E. A
Balloch. Howard N Barker, Lewis j. Bat
tie L. X Beatty, F. B. Bishop, S. W. Bo-
gan, j. Wesley Bovee, w. Sinclair Bowen,
j. D. Bradfeld John w. Buckley, w. T.
Burch Swan NJ. Burnett, c. T. Caldwell,
Geo NJ Carlisle, Frank T. Chamberlin, j.
w. Chs-ppel, Thos w. Chew, G. r. L. Cole
]. T. Cole, Harrison Crook. NJ. F. Cuth-
bert, Henry Darling, Hugh c. Duffy. c. r.
Dufour, Hobart S. Dye, ]. l. Dyer, Johnson
Eliot, I.lewel4yn Eliot, R. NJ. Ellyson, Chas
NJ Emmons, VIM. c. Fowler, William B.
French, L. L. Friedrich, VIM. T. GILL;
Larkin w. Gazebrook, R. H. Graham
T. V. Hammond. c. M. Hammett, jr,
w. D. Hughes. Presley c. Hunt,
Der Johnson, Geo. w. Johnston, W. W.
Johnston, j. Thos. Kelley, jr., Jas. Kerr,
G. NJ. Kober, D. Olin Leech, A. S. Maddox,
M. Darcy Magee, c. c. Marbury Thos
e. McArdle, H. S. Medford, w. P. Mills, j.
Dudley Morgan. M. G. Mottar. M