The Washington times., 1902-09-26
PRESIDENT PLANS TO DEVOTE
MUCH OF HIS TIME TO c. A. K.

stieet anu new 1oIh ANeHuc IN
Thomas Bowling. DR.. Ashby Frankland
DR.. Charles NJ. Neall, and DR.. Franz
McQuillan.
East Executive Arenue-pr. Samuel
Watkins. DR.. Presley C. Hunt, and DR.
II. w. Barker.
West Executive Avenue-Dr. johnson
Elliott, DR.. Robert B. Beale, and Dr.
James Gill.
II. J. Goodman, Seventeenth Street
and Pennsylvania Avenue-Dr. r. S,
Lamb, DR.. E. G. Seibert. DR.. D. w
Prentiss, and Dr. Samuel S. Green.
Albany Pharmacy, Seventeenth and II
Streets-Dr. ]. b. Custis. DR.. E. p,
Copeland, and DR.. George B. Corey.
Grand Army Hospital-White Lot
Druggists to Help.
The list of pharmacists who will gra-
tuitously fill prescriptions issued over
the signatures of the members of the
medical committee is also given in the
circular. These druggists and the To-
cation of their stores follow:
Charles Gillette, Fifteenth and II
Streets.
o. S. Daggett, Vermont Avenue and
H Street.
G. G. C. Simms, Fourteenth Street
and New York Avenue.
Wood G. Co., Connecticut Avenue and
l. Street northwest.
w. c. Downey & Co., Fourteenth
Street and Thomas Circle.
A. H. Wells, Fourteenth and L Streets
northwest.
R. L. Eliot. Eleventh and NJ Streets
northwest.
w. G. Duckett, Twenty second Street
and Pennsylvania Avenue.
J. w. Mcdonald, North Capitol Street
and New York Avenue.
7. A. c. Judd, Seventh and G Streets
northwest.
Charles Hawkins. Fourth Street and
Virginia Avenue southeast.
C. H. Weiss. Anacostia.
II. c. Easterday. New Jersey Avenue
and G Street northwest.
r. N Harper, Metropolitan Hotel
Charles Scherer, Thirty-second and n
Streets northwest.
C. E. Gross. Fourteenth and Park
Streets northwest.
E. H. Koss, Seventh Street aud Flor
ida Avenue.
Ireland Edwards, Second and Streets
northeast.
C. l. Griffith, Seventh and H Streets
northeast
The personnel of the working sub
committees of the medical committee in
sures the best of service under all con-
dftfons. The most prominent profess
sional men in the city, and many from
adjoining cities, have associated them
selves with the various branches of the
work and will devote their best ener-
gies toward making it a success. The
staff assignments are as follows:
Consulting staff-Dr. G. L. Magruder,
dean; DR.. ]. B. Murphy, Chicago: DR..
Guy McCandless, Pittsburg; DR.. George
NJ. Kober, DR.. G. w. Cook, DR.. H L. Z.
Johnston, DR.. Robert Reyburn, DR.. S. NJ.
Burnett. DR.. C. W. Richardson, Gen.
p NJ. Rixey, Gen. William H. Forwood,
DR.. D. K Shute, Dr. Archibald Church,
Chicago; DR.. John w. Bulkley, DR.. John
V. Shoemaker, Philadelphia; DR.. E. La
Place, Philadelphia, DR.. S. S. Adams,
DR.. J. Tabor Johnson, DR.. 2. T. Sewers,
DR.. George n. Acker. DR.. Ford Thomp
son, DR.. George Henderson. Gen. G. NJ.
Sternberg. General o'Reiliy, Or. J. w.
Baker and DIR. w. c. Woodward.
Visiting staff-Dr. ". B.. French,
chairmaI. Dr. B. l.. Hardin. Dr. Arthur
Snyder, Dr. ]. Dudley Morgan. DR.. Rob-
ert H. Graham, DR.. c. R. Bufour, Dr. w.
P. Carr, DR.. W F. Moran, DR.. E. L.
Tompkins, DR.: W. P. C. Hazen, DR.. E. W.
Reisinger; Dr. p A. Warner. resident
physician; Miss S. C. Francis, superln-
tendent of nursing.
Dispensary service-Dr. c. A Warner,
chairman; DR.. E. A. Ballock, DR.. p. C.
Hunt. DR.. +. p Morgan, DR.. Elmer
Dr. Clifton Mayfield. DR.. Wade
Atkinson. DR.. H. E. Dye, DR.. darcy
Magee, Dr. r. A. Pyles. DR.. F. T. Cham
berlain. DR.. Earnest F. King, DR.. Benja-
min Poole, DR.. W. E. Merrill, DR.. John
son Elliot.
Committee on donations and subScrip-
tions-Dr. F. Y. Brooks, chairman: DR..
Benjamin Poole. and DR.. Earnest f.
King.
Battle Lines at Bull Run.