Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-23

France
Guatemala = Ramon .Bensoechea. a
Stone street. New York city.
Newfoundland-Dr. r. "A. Brehm, pub
lie health officer, St. Johns.
Scotland-Dr. George \. Gibson, 3
Drumsheugh Gardens. to represent ST
Andrews University. University of Edin-
burgh: DR.. John T. Wilson. D.P.H.,
county and district medical officer. county
council of Lanark. Hamilton. Scotland;
DR.. r. w. Philip, F.R.C.P., Al Charlotte
square, Edinburgh to represent the
Royal Victoria Hospital for Consumption
and University of Edinburgh; Walter
MacDOugall. vice president, to represent
the local government board for Scotland.
local government board Edinburgh; DR..
Charles Tempeman. D.Cs.. public health
city of Dundee.
Russia-k. ]. kalning, Baltic Veteri-
nary Society, Riga; DR. S. S. Steriopulo,
delegate of the permanent tuberculosis
commission Moskau: DIR. Simon TIL. In
terberger privy councillor, honorary
physician of his majestys court. surgeon
general of the guards. delegate of the
war department to the international con-
gress, Washington, 81. PETERSBURG
Russia.
Switzerland-Dr F. Egger, appointed by
the Swiss government
Spain-Dr. Camille Calleja. Madrid.
EcuadOr-Appointed by the government:
Dr. Manuel Jijon Bello. Quito; DIR. Carlos
Domingo SaenZ. Quito.
Sweden-Gov Hon. ConradCederbrants.
Swcden--Gov Hon. Conrad Cederbrantz.
Stockholm. the representative OF govern
ment and Swedish Anti-tuberculosls Asso-
citation.
Germany-Apponted by the royal gov
eminent: EXcellenz Herr Professor Dr.
Robert Koen. Berlin: Herr Heneinler
Ober- Medizinalrat Professor Dr.. klrch-
ner. royal Prussian minister OF educatioh;
DR.. Kirsch, Oberstabsarzt.
Norway-Appointed by the king: DR.. r.
c. Harbitz. professor i'm the University
of ChriStiania, Christiana.
Ireland-AppOinted by the council Of the
city and county borough of Cork: Coun-
cior Henry O'Shea, esq. L. c.. ARDEN,
Lallintempre. Cork: representing the cor
poration of Cork; Councillor William Kin
mouth. ESQ.,. Ferney, Blackjack. Cork,
representing the corporation of Cork.
Netherlands-Dr. N. TIL. Tendeloo, rep
representing the University of Leyden, APP
pointed by the royal government of Hol-
land.
Austrian delegation to be headed by
Austrian minister, Baron Won Hengel-
muller.
Program of Lectures.
Dr. George NJ Kober. as chairman of
the committee on special lectures in con-
nection with the congress. has submitted
the following program to Dr. Fulton:
Bernard Bang of Copenhagen, Wash
ington, October s; subject, Studies in
tuberculosis in Domestic Animals and
What We May Learn Regarding Human
tuberculosis
A. Calmette of Lille. France. Philadel-
phia, September 26: subject, LES Nou-
veaux PROCEEDS de Diagnostic Precoce de
la tuberculosis"
Emil Conf of Buenos Aires. Washing
ton, October >: subject, Ia Lucia Con-
ira tuberculosis en- la Republica Arsen-
tina.
Arthur Newsholme of Brighton. Wash
ington. September -: subject. 1.-The
Causes Which Have Led to the Past
culosis and the Light Thrown by This
History on Preventive Action for the Flu
ture"
Gotthold Pannwitz of Berlin. Philadel-
phia, September "a; subject, Social Life |
and Tuberculosis.
r. w. Philip. Edinburg. Boston. Octo-
Der 6; subject THE Anti-Tuberculosis
Program = COORDINATION of Preventive
Measures"
c. H. SprOnck of Utrecht, Boston, Oc-
tober T.
Andres Martinez Vargas of Barcelona,
New York, October 9; subject, "Tubercu-
losis of the Heart. Blood and Lymph YES
sells
Theodore Williams of London. Philadel-
phia. September p; subject, 1.-The Evolu-
ton of the Treatment of Pulmonary Tu-
berculosis''
Dr. Maurice Letulle and M. Augustin
Rey Goint lecture). Washington. Septem-
Der 30; subject, La Lutte Contra Ia Tu-
berculosis Dams les Grandes Villes par
IHabitation; MethOdes ScientifiQues Mo-
derneS Pour sa Construction
DIR. L. Landouzy of Paris Baltimore,
October j.
DIR. A A. Wladimiron of st. Peters
burg. Washington. September %; subject,
Biology of the Bacillus
Prof. n. TIL TendeloO of LLeyden: sub
ject, Collateral tuberculosis In1amma-
ton
Committee on Local Affairs.
The committee on local affairs has con-
siderable work cut out for it in arranging
for the convenience and entertainment of
the many visitors. The three Commits |
siOners of the District are honorary men,
bers, and DIR. William c. Woodward,
health officer of the District, is chairman
OF the subcommittee on entertainment.
Others on the committee are DR.. NJ. j.
ROSenau. w. III. Baldwin, George s. Will |
son, secretary; Charles J. Bell, treasurer;
committee on finance; DR.. D. Percy Hick-
ling. chairman of committee on member
ship; A. d. Albert. chairman of commit
tee on publicity; DR.. F. Fremont-Smith |
DIR. William ]. Manning. chairman Of
committee on local exhibit; Mrs. George
M. Sternberg, chairman of ladies' COM
mittee; Mrs. Robert S. Woodward vice
chairman of ladies' committee; Mrs. APP
pieton p Clark. jr.. chairman of COM
mittee on registration and information;
Miss Sophie Siebert. chairman of COM
mittee on foreign guests speaking Ger
man: Mrs. c. w. Chancellor, chairman of
committee on foreign guests speaking
French; Nine. Quesada, chairman of COM
mittee on foreign guests speaking Span
ish; Mrs. Charles w. Richardson, chair
man of committee foreign guests
speaking English: Mrs. Charles j. Bell. !
chairman of committee on delegates and
guests from the United States, and Mrs |
William c. Eustis. chairman of committee
on trained nurses.