The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-28

the operating rooms, the wainscoat-
ing is of terrazza, while the wains-
coating in the corridors, bath rooms
and toilets, anesthetizing rooms and
diet kitchens are of marble and terra
Gotta thing.
NO BELLS WILL BE USED
There viii be no bells of any ma
ture used in the hospital. Instead, q
system of electric signal lighting will
be employed.
On every corridor in the building, a
nurses duty room is located. Into
these rooms, from all Of the wards,
private rooms and the sun parlors,
located on the separate floors, cleo
trio wires are led. At, the patients
ends of these wires are jurisdictions;
at the other end, q light bulb. Thus
without the annoying jangle of bell,
a silent flash light calls the patient s
nurse, and no noise annoyance in
fiicted upon other patients on the
floor.
MAIN ENTRANCE.
The main entrance to the hospital
is approached from the west, or
Twelfth avenue side. To the left of
this entrance are located the exeeu-
tive Offices Of the Institution. Across
the corridor from the main entrance
and Immediately in front of it, is the
main elevator which reaches all OF
the floors from basement to the tor
floor. This elevator is of the most
/ modern type Of automatic electrically
operated elevator construction. In ad.
isditi6n to this, four dumb walters, eiec.
trically operated, are provided at con.
venient locations, throughout thu
building. And. there are also three
soiled- linen chutes and. three dus
chutes, from each floor to the base
ment. Thus, the removal of, soilet
linen from the wards and private
room, may. be privately and expedi
tiously transferred to the hospita
laundry.
Following are the memorial rooms
u L. Rt. Rev. EdW. p. Allen, d. d.
Bishops Memorial bishops PORTER
Manucy, Quinlan, OSullivan) $500.
2. Elks' Roonl--Conmittee: Oh
VIM. Alderman, Mr.. v. ]. Vidal, MI
D. Kugleman- $500.
B.. Daughters of Isabella Room
$500.
4. Sacred Heart Church Congrega
ton Room Committee Mr.. Ed. Gal
iutna, Mr.. S. T. McAdams, Mr.. Fran
Reymundo, Mr.. James McHugh, Nj
o. N. Sheppard $500.
5. Mr.. George Hervey-The Pal
Tor Memorial.
6. Mr.. Morris Bear-one Roor
Memorial.
8. Mr.. Max L. Bear-one ROOr
Memorial.
9. Mrs. Max L. Bear-one Rool
Memorial. $50
10.-Citizens of Dexland-The De1
land Room $500.
II. Mrs. Eliza Jane Wilson-Mt
mortal Room-$250.
IL. Mr.. Nat Kaiser-One Room
Is. Mr.. Sol Cahn-One Room M,
n
IA. Mr.. J. B. McNeiIl-one Roo
Memorial.
Is. Lieutenant F. H. Sheppal
| (familyl -one Room Memorial.
| 16. Southern States Lumber Coz
In memory of late president.
III IL. Mrs. E. E. Saunders-O1
Room.
/ 10. WOOdmen of the. World-ol
Room.
Il 10. Mr.. Davis Harrison = o.
Room.
II 20. Creole Societies Room.
Il HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.
Ii The Pensacola Hospital Associ:
ton, comprises the following officer
Max L. Bear, presidents; Revere1
] William Alderman, vice-presiden
/ M. E. Clark, treasurer; Reverend
H. Kennedy, secretary. And the fl
lowing advisory board: M. J. Eliza
Thos. w. Brent, P. K. Yonge, j.
/ Mcneil, and S. T. McAdam.
The cost Of the hospital is $4ot
/ 600 400.
The Sisters of Charity, a corpor
ton organized not for profit, incc
porated under the laws of the sta
of Florida, own the Pensacola He
pital.