student nurses, a small dining room for guests and two din- 
ing rooms for the help. 
The first (or main floor) contains the lobby, reception 
room, children’s library, administrative offices and staff room. 
In another wing of this floor is the dispensary, with its social 
service department, record, registration. examining rooms 
and the pharmacy. 
On the second floor is found a cheerful playroom with 
windows on two sides, also a large porch where all the ward 
children can come for fresh air and sunshine. This floor con- 
tains one ten-bed ward with glass partitions, eleven cubicle 
rooms, and a number of smaller wards. There is also on this 
Hoor, a complete operating room suite for tonsil and adenoid 
rases, an examination room, treatment and reception rooms. 
The third floor is the infants’ department. Here are found 
cubicle rooms, one large ward of ten cribs, with glass parti- 
tions, and three smaller wards. The dental, radiography, 
fluoroscopy, physiotherapy, photography departments and 
the reception room are in a separate wing of this floor. 
The medical department for older children is on the fourth 
floor and contains a ten-bed ward with glass partitions, eleven 
cubicle rooms and three smaller wards. The resident physi- 
cians’ quarters, the reception room and a large class room for 
medical students, occupy a segregated portion of this floor. 
On the fifth floor are found the private and semi-private 
rooms. The private rooms open on porches where the child- 
ren can be easily wheeled out through the windows that open 
to the floor. The laboratories, medical library, office and 
record rooms and a small reception room are situated on 
this floor. 
The sixth floor is similar to the fifth except that on this 
floor are found the two major operating rooms, a sterilizing 
room, anesthesia and plaster rooms, together with the recep- 
tion room, which is a feature on each floor of the hospital. 
The seventh floor contains the superintendent’s suite, in- 
structors’ offices and the teaching headquarters of the train- 
ing school department. This includes the demonstration 
room (with an unusual equipment for practical nursing pro- 
cedures), a class room, domestic science, bacteriological and 
chemical laboratories, entirely for the instruction of student