The evening world., 1911-11-23
v 5!ilI
- IN DOCTORS
MLSOONBE0P
eat New Polytechnic, Labor
s. Years of DR.. Wyeth,
i Cost Architects Life.
1Ny GENEROUS GIFTS.
kmbers OF Staff Add to Do
htion of Services a Great
Part of the Building Fund.
GENEROU GIFTS.

Wtlb Medical School. started 20 practise
D lie own small Alabama town thirty
nv1 years ago. But he was dissatisfied
NJ the limited medical education he
~ received. ana felt unprepared for
I'D great ask OF taking the RESPONSE
MY Of human life la his hands. He
~ tied more knowledge.
he started in business to make
W{)ey with which to advance his
otJ lies. In his young mind a great idea
~ it, inception. He wanted to create
. Dospital. where younS doctors from
~ pver the world could study and work
IN er the best specialists: where they
90 d At themselves perfectly for the
U3B.ork before thom: In fact. a bospi-
: where they could become perfectly
oP4>ared for their work before hanging
60l their shingles.
Dat young doctor was John Allan
~ eth OF No. ~ Lexington avenue.
Idea has materlalixed into one OF
~ greatest. most perfect hospitals in
country. the new 500. 900 Polytechnic
3 pital. which Is nearing completion AZ
Il eth street and Eighth avenue, and
Ufch will be open 10 the public IN q
~ time.
Weyth has given thirty-hve years
81 CONSTANT thought and activity to.
Wdps the establishment Of this neat
n tuition. But the work has taken it-
fhree weeks ago. Thomas Rowe.
architect who drew the plans for
mstruuon. died at HE home. at
1c East Forty-seventh street from
sh( result OF his intense labors and
worries In making the work the best
80 crowning feature Of his career. He
~ only forty-hve years old.
prse years & Mr.. Rowe. while
Ut PC on the porch OF his ummer
no . a. Lake Placid. received word
q M OF the most prominent
- Picians In New York. DR.. weyth be-
leader. that he had been chosen
- raw the plans for the new polyclinic
DO pttal. II wa = great work. and n
ne task. Mr.. Rowe spent
~ tins In constant consultation with
~ best known specialists In the coun-
m getting their suggestions, which
I'd u enable him to combine the high
81 degree OF technical science with the
Wv
eoql beauty. The result has been the
NO perfect hospital In New York and.
oo9hps. In the country.
AcHlIEcT cOlLAP9ES AFTER
COMPLETING WORK.
frsI,,entiy ana unoss.,nS,v Mr..
a worked over his man. uni, ,hsy
80 comnls,ed and me-, wi,n the nm.
.r ai ana commemorate, NJ evervon.
srnsa anu rIO ~ ,%rsa w.sn. aSo Sir'
- sun.rvissd ana watched every
Am Th.n bs coiian..d n. a,ed ,eav.
enrheh,na him an eycr,a. ,,nc monum.n,
n. ram.
Dr.. of nearly a M M have hsen
. 70 ,hs r.w poIvcInIc ana tho an.
~ ann viii no into IN. ho.n,ta, ana
~. .,,nm.n, Nc, r.narh., -, III,
49,, 49, n, an. ,,onov uh,ch hs,
ohtained the old hospital and erected
MX5bew one has com. out Of The nocket,
eeShe ho,p,tars stan of phys, ans, no,
cod Of whom win receive a cent for hi,
oosy1ces.
Polytechnic first became Q reality
= old building at No. IA East Thirty'
~ tn street In 1881. Its one purpos,
~ 10 aford Young doctors fron
m over the world nm opnor,unitv q
-, 80 mo,.-n .,rcarv "a rod,.,n,
-. n..,.s",., In t. ~,
" "e oes, p'o'co"a' s""' :" y"
IONA ano a. tne same uhe pehs aeuv'
oaeSoers OF the hospital STAN them
calves.
n. wyeth spoke feelinsly to-day 0
ah(1many donations that had been mad
- hhe tn%stituion OF which he WAS IN
800
.XS. - .u.., 49,. -,
.D'u '".s ""p -
~ sa.o IT. "Seth III h's ONCE :.
iTuistic spirit ana It's phiiantfropi
womb. Not a doctor In the entire ins;
tuopn except the physician at the hea
q De laboratory receives a penny. Do,
tos9 from all over the country. recos
niI.x the value OF an institutio, of n
~ have Coma. forurard ana h.,n.
-,S~ .h.,r .~n-u,. 60 ..N- ~,
-X ~ y" ss' '"'
A4Y0UkG DOCTOR, FELT NEE
OF MORE TRAINING.
.sbvh.n . vo,ry doctor a,,.r 7 h.
-2ra,.a ,rnr ,nsaios, $500 : g.
Essss 80 -,
sor man r,ho =. ,n pSp ~. !.