Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-24

| instructed in their duties at q meeting to
be held in the Office Of Ernest L. Thurs
| ton, assistant superintendent OF schools,
| next Friday afternoon. NJ L. Weller,
chairman OF the public comfort commit
tee Of the inaugural ceremonies, under
whose directions the boys will act, Will
also give them instructions. The boys
will act as guides to visitors in the city
March 1, and 3.
Special orders REGARDING the par ii pa
inaugural parade will be issued Friday,
the last day of school. until March 5.
DR.. d. Percy Hickling, chairman of the
committee on hospital and ambulance,
has completed the work of preparation
for the care Of the sick and disabled, in
auguration day, and there probably will
be no more meetings of his committee
held before March 4.
I'VE have more perfect arrangements
for caring for the sick and disabled than
we have ever had before" said DR.. Hick-
ling to a Star reporter this morning.
1.-The committee will have the benefit of
the services of LOCO or more Boy Scouts
and they will be scattered along the line
of the parade, SO that the physicians will
be in touch with the whole field all the
time"
DR.. Huron W. Lawson is secretary of
the committee. DR.. Hickling, acting with
Maj. Sylvester chairman Of the commit
tee on public order, has announced the
disposition Of his committee Inaugural
ton day.
List of Assignments.
The assignments are as follows:
Red Cross stations: In charge of Maj.
Charles Lynch, L. s. A
AT Union station-Dr. j. j. Madigan in
charge, Drs. Clarence A. Weaver, H. G.
Duffey, T. V. Hammond, j. F. Hilton
Philip Newton. Edgar Snowden, C. W.
Allen, j. p. Gunion. w. J. G. Thomas. H
w. Barker. r. f. Tobin, j. a. Cannon, c.
NJ. Chapman, G. b. Heinecke, s. r. Kar-
peles, Stuart Johnson. w. C. Gwynn, ].
A. O'DOnoghue, Fl. F. Sawtelle, Elmer
Sothoron. r. E. Leadbetter. F. s. Avery,
Roy Dunmire J. p. Frey and c. l..
Wilbur.
Dast front of Capitol-Dr. Alfred Rich
ards in charge, Drs. Carl Haas, Stuart
Johnson and Roy Dunmire.
Fifteenth and Pennsylvania avenue-Dr
Frank E. Gibson In charge, Drs. J. r.
Ramsburgh, Prentiss Wilson and Oscar
Wilkinson.
Lafayette Park-Dr. William p. Reeves
IN charge. Drs. Philip Newton. r. s.
Lamb. c. r. Dufour.
Ambulance Stations.
In charge of Dr. H. W. Lawson during
parade:
No. Twenty second street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. southeast cor
ner, Smiths pharmacy; Drs. S. Logan
Owens. J. F. Moran, ]. w. Chapelle
No. 2-Seventeenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest, northwest COR
ner. Goodman's store; Drs. Edgar Snow
den. Karl Corley, J. p. Frey.
No. 3-West Executive avenue: Drs. 8.
r. karpeles, c. l.. Davis, H. w. Kauf-
man.
No. .4-East Executive avenue. guard
room. White House; Drs. T. V. Hammond,
r. NJ. LeComte, J. A. O'Donoghue.
No. Fifteenth street and New York
avenue northwest southeast corner, Co
lumbia Photo Company; Drs. E. w. REFS
niger. w. ]. G. Thomas Roy Adams.
No. 6-Fifteenth street and Pennsylva-
Grand Hotel: Drs. c. w. Allen, J. A. Gan
non, w. c. Gwynn.
No. 7-Washngton Post building; Drs.
w. 7. Burch, E. Y. Davidson and ]. E.
No. S-Eleventh and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest. Evening Star: Drs. G. B.
Heinecke, V. B. Jackson and w. F.
Hemler.
No eNinth and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest corner, CHRISTIANS pharmacy;
Drs. r. F. Tobin, j. P. Guion and II.
Jarrett.
No. 1O-Seventh and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest. northeast corner. near
Gilman's drug store; Drs. J. F. Hilton,
T. H. Reede and F. NJ. Barnes.
No. 11-Third and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, northeast corner. Richardson's
pharmacy; Drs. c. NJ. Chapman, B. G.
Poole and J. E. Lind.
No. 12-First and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, near Peace Monument, Con-
gressiona1 Sight Seeing Company; Drs.
II. F. Sawtelle. L. ]. battle and E. NJ.
Hasbrouck.
No 13-Second and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast, southwest corner, Spruce
banks Library pharmacy: Drs. Francis
McQuillan. J. G. Townsend and f. x.
Dooley.
east corner. Mrs. G. I. Reid; Drs. ]. a.
Watson, n. p. Barnes and L. w. Glaze
brook.
No. 15-Sixth and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. southwest corner The Elkton;
Drs. J. J. Kaveney. D. r. Read, c. NJ
Emmons.
During freworks+Drs H. c. Duffy, R.
NJ. LIE Comte, ]. p. Gunion, east side
White Lot; Drs w. I. Burch; f. y.
Lot; Drs. E. w. Titus. J. E. Lind, D. r.
Read, west side White Lot.
Provision for Inspections.
Inspection of quarters of visiting or
ganizations-1n charge of DR.. w. II. r.
Brandenburg: Drs. J. H. Branson, II. w.
Barker. r. L. Cook. George H. Heitmuil-
Ter, George NJ. Kober, j. j. Kinyon, ].
f. Luckett, Thomas +. Lowe, G.. Lloyd
Magruder, James d. Morgan. Thomas E.
McArdle, j. r. hewitt. Sterling Ruff1n,
Col. Charles Richard, l.. s. A; Joseph S.
Wall, William c. Woodward, William a.
White, Greasy l.. Wilbur, A. Zinkhan
Seats for Representatives.
Representative Rucker of Missouri re-
ported for the congressional joint COM
1nittee to the House today the arrange
ments which have been made for tickets
to the. seats on the stands at the east
front of the Capitol and in the Senate
gallery Inauguration day. He explained
that each member of the House would
be given seven tickets to the stands and
one ticket to the Senate gallery, and said
that the ticket to the gallery would adj
init to a special reserved section on the
platform. Four years ago each member
Of the House received only four tickets
to the stands and one ticket to the gall
lery.
Members Of Next Congress.
He said that each member of the next
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