The Washington times., 1913-04-14

in so far as ii is possible, contain COM
plete historic record of the advance of
the disease.
q Beg for Life. r.E.
Many of those who came to the hos
pital this morning were pathetic in Their
appeals for treatment, and were loath
to leave the hospital without some as
surance. One young man declared to
Dr. Vasant. who received him, that he
was begging for life on n last long
chance. No assurance could be given
him.
During his brief stay in Washington,
DR.. Friedman Will not visit the Hy-
ctenic Laboratory Of The Public Health
Service. where Surgeon Anderson. lii
rector OF the institution, has under cu'-
tl.re the baCilli given by Dr.. Friedman
to the Public Health Service soon after
his arrival in New York.
Owing to the fact that there has been
but little time to prepare for the clinic.
detailed plans could not he made win
a great degree of certainty. There will
be little formality, as it is understood
that DR.. Fricdmann desires little. Pres
ent arrangements call for his welcome
to the District by Commissioner RU-
dolph, on behalf Of the people and the
unfortunate victims of the white
plague who may give heightened years
of thankfulness.
Borden In Charge.
General arrangements are in charge
of Dr. William c. Borden, dean of the
George Washington Medical School and
EosDital. who several months ago eX
tended an invitation to Or. Friedman
TO come TO washington and give clinic
in that institution: DR.. Charles Stanley
White, one Of the country's most promi-
mont surgeons and Dr. W. l.. Easant,
assistant to DR.. Borden.
The list Of prom ncnt Government Of
fcials and medical men who are in
vited to attend the clinic includes Sec
retarv Of State William J. Bryan. Com
missioner Rudolph. Surgeon General
RIme and Assistant Surgeon General
Rucker. rf the Public Health Service.
Jne men who will eventually decide the
fate Of tnc Friedma mn cure i'll IN"
United States: tn" German ambassa-
dor: surgeon G6sIcral Stokes of the
navy: Surgeon General Torn"y of the
army: Health Officer Woodward of the
District: Gen George NJ. StcrnberG.
president of the Society foy the
! Prevention and cure Of tuberculosis;
/ jIr. John II. Lindsey. Dr Sterling RTf-
! in. pr clayton. Dr. Charles Ii. St"n'
! Dr, John Dun'on Or. Edgar =. cop =
/ lana. Dr p. o. Leerh. Ir Joseph
! W.l. Dr. John r. Wellington. u.
! Henry T. Elliott. nr +. ". Titus. IL.
! H. w Lawson. Dr. James :. Mitchell
! Irr Ed"a" '"pe'and. Dr. FT"nk l-Cg' n.
/ Dr. ". Il. Tcwksbury. Of ih' 'fuhe.-
cu'ar HosDi,aI. Or Ohm z. \icho :,
! Dr. Edwin Eenrend. Dr, y. N. Ran
) do'ph. D.. Thomas a clayton. pr.
/ Gcor@c A'HcI. yr. Philip $. Roy. ~.
/ ]. Ernest Mitchell. nr. J. w
| Povcd. u. JohI ID. Thomas :,
! ~ Frcderick Russell. Dr -
! tdams. IN. w. +. Carr. Dr. John II.
! Lindsey. Dr. J. $. stone, Or. John Dun
Wall. Or. John Wellington. DIR. Henry
Elliott. Dr. =. ". Titus. Dr. Ralph lie
( "omte Dr. J.. n ReiChelderfer: Dr. j.
/ T. kinyoun. Dr. Fu on W. Lawson. Dr.
| J. Ramsay Nevitt. nr. George Baier.
! Dr. George r. Vaughn. In. Frederick
I Parton. DR.. J. J. Richardson. pr.
: charles W. RiChar'lsnn. Dr. RAYMOND
/ Spear Dr. Franz i. h. jung, DIR. J..
/ NJ Hvnson. Dr +. II. Miner. DR.. W.
/ \. White. and Dr. ". NJ Spaigg.
/ There IS noIhinC official in Doctor
D Fr!cdranr's "l.:iC ut Gcorg" Wash
in-ton University Hospital this after
= noon. according to officials of the Pub
! lie Health Service. Though both Sur
+ reoa General Fucker will probably bt
/ in attendance TO observe DR.. Fried
/ msnn's methods. this viii not. II Is
sad give the clinic any official coior
| no moro so than DR.. Friedmann's elm
! les in other cities. where public hea'tL
| officers were not specifically detailed
| for examination.
| DR.. Friedman has not yet given th'
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