ACCREDITED HOSPITALS.

Hospitals which are essentially under homœopathic management and medical staff, whose reports to the Council are complete and have been verified by inspection, are placed in the Accredited Class.

The records furnished for the last fiscal year of each institution represents work done by homœopathic physicians alone and the percentage of cures and the low mortality rates are the logical results of homœopathic treatment.

The property valuation is purely and alone that of homœopathic institutions.

HAYNES MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, BOSTON, MASS. — MASSACHUSETTS HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Boston, Mass.

Beds. 534. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 8,721. Death rate, 3.2%. Number on staff, 12. Valuation of property, $3,201,470. This institution is composed of the following units :

1. Main Building ----- 250 beds. 2. Evans Memorial ----- 25 beds. 3. Maternity Hospital ----- 75 beds. 4. Clark Children's Hospital ----- 30 beds. 5. Haynes Memorial (contagious) ----- 120 beds. 6. Nash Convalescent Home for Men ----- 16 beds. 7. Sunnybank Convalescent Home for Women ----- 18 beds. Total ----- 534 beds.

The entire institution is homœopathic in management and in medical staff. The visiting staff numbering 60 of the foremost homœopathic physicians of Boston. It maintains an ambulance service and a training school for nurses, which has 120 pupils. The maternity department of the hospital is one of the most extensive and finest in the School. A magnificent new building has just been completed to house this department and the out-patient department, which is the best organized dispensary in the homœopathic school of medicine.

MASSACHUSETTS HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL, BOSTON, MASS. — General. View. — MASSACHUSETTS HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL, BOSTON, MASS. — 1. New Maternity and Out-Patient Department. — 2. Superintendent's Home. — 3. Evans Memorial for Clinical Research and Preventive Medicine. — 4. Nash Home for Convalescent Men. — 5. Sunnybank Home for Convalescent Women.

The curriculum or the Boston University School of Medicine is arranged so that the senior class shall have the advantages of this fine institution in all its various departments.

The patients treated during the last fiscal year are divided as follows among the different units :

Main Hospital, Medical ----- 789. Main Hospital, Surgical ----- 3,503. Maternity Cases ----- 1,162. Infants ----- 1,079. Contagious Hospital ----- 838. Evans Memorial ----- 345. Children's Ward ----- 769. Convalescent Homes ----- 236. Total ----- 8,721.

The Out-Patient Department, according to last annual report, treated 12,745 cases. The death rate in the Contagious Disease Hospital for 1914 was :

Diphtheria ----- 5.0%. Scarlet Fever ----- 2.2%. Measles ----- 2.7%.

No other institution of like character can equal this remarkable low mortality.

NURSES' HOME. — Massachusetts Homœopathic Hospital. — WESSEN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. — Springfield, Mass.

Beds, 70. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 639. Mortality rate, 5.9%. Valuation of property, $500,000.

This is one of the finest hospitals of the homœopathic school of medicine. Its architectural features are perfect. It is entirely homœopathic in management and staff. A training school composed of thirty-six students is connected therewith. A nurses' home is separate from the main hospital. Physicians of the allopathic school are permitted to bring and treat cases, but these are not enumerated above.

NEWBURYPORT HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Newburyport, Mass.

Beds, 30. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 203. Death rate, 6.8%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $23,645.

HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL. — Worcester, Mass.

Beds, 25. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 281. Death rate, 2.1%. No resident House Staff. Valuation, $75,000.

MASSACHUSETTS STATE SANATORIUM. — Rutland, Mass. — 1. Administration Building. — 2. Nurses' Home. — 3. General view. — Homœopathic Data.

Beds, 118. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year b homœopathic physicians, 249. Mortality rate, 4%. Number on House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $190,000.

This is an institution that has homœopathic representation provided for in the creative enactment. At the present time one-third of the beds are under the homœopathic service and the records are so kept as to separate the two schools.

There is no visiting staff, the hospital being run entirely by homœopathic physicians. It has a special training school for nurses receiving instruction from the house staff, which numbers four, one being a homœopathic physician. The course is two years.

It was the first sanatorium established in America for the curative treatment of early cases of Tuberculosis among the working classes.

Percentage of "apparently cured" : Allopathic, 8070 ; Homœopathic, 87%.

Percentage of "arrested" : Allopathic, 52% ; Homœopathic, 62%.

WESTBORO STATE HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Westboro, Mass. — 1. Female Reception Ward. — 2. Male Reception Ward. — 3. Convalescent Building. — 4. Nurses and Attendants Cottages. — 5. Pathological Laboratory and Library. — WESTBORO STATE HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL, WESTBORO, MASS. — General View.

Beds, 1,235. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,855. Death rate, 6.5%. Number on House Staff, 6. Valuation of property, $1,105,750 There are over 60 buildings in groups about the extensive grounds.

TALITHA CUMI MATERNITY HOME. — Boston, Mass.

Beds, 37. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 190. Death rate, 1.6%. Number on House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $88,123.

WOODSIDE COTTAGES. — Framingham, Mass.

Beds, 25. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 60. Death rate, 3.3%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $34,000. A private institution having several fine buildings on a beautiful site.

HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL, PROVIDENCE, R. I.

Beds, 25. Patients treated during last fiscal year, 598. Death rate, 3.5%. Number on House Staff, 2. Valuation of property, $80,000. Number of dispensary patients treated last year, 4,982.

GRACE HOSPITAL, NEW HAVEN, CONN.

Beds, 100. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,585. Death rate, 8.5%. Number on House Staff, 2. Valuation of property, $350,000.

NORWICH STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE. — Norwich, Conn.

Beds, 1,230. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,546. Mortality rate, 8.6%. House Staff, 9. Valuation of property, $1,500,000.

This institution is beautifully located on the Thames River near Norwich. It has over 25 units connected by corridors and underground tunnels. There are plans under way that will largely increase the capacity and usefulness of this hospital. It has a training school of eight pupils. Connected with it is the State Farm for Dipsomaniacs and Drunkards. It is and has been since its opening 12 years ago under homœopathic control, with remarkable successful results in treatment.

NORWICH STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE. — 1. General Front View. — 2. Administration Building. — 3. Female Pavilion. — 4. Building for Nurses and Attendants. — DR. REEVES' NERVINE — Melrose Highlands, Mass.

Beds, 15. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 27. House Staff, 1. Death rate, 0. Valuation of property, $15,000.

TRULL HOSPITAL. — Biddeford, Maine.

Beds, 50. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 497. Mortality rate, 3.6%. Number on House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $50,000.

DR. GIVEN'S SANATORIUM, STAMFORD, CONN. — 1. Main Building. — 2. "Woodside." — 3. Residence.

Beds, 300. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 687. Death rate. 4.8%. Number on House Staff, 5. Valuation of property, $75,000. There are 16 buildings comprising the entire plant.

DR. VAIL'S SANATORIUM. — Thompsonville, Conn.

Beds, 50. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 39. Mortality rate, 7.7%. Number on House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $150,000.

DR. WADSWORTH'S SANATORIUM. — South Norwalk, Conn.

Beds, 50. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 47. Mortality rate, 4.8%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $200,000.

METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL. — New York City.

Beds, 1,897. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 13,703. Mortality rate, 14.6%. (General Hospital, 8% ; Tuberculosis Infirmary, 26%.) Number on House Staff, 31. Valuation of property, $6,250,000.

This institution is the largest general hospital under homœopathic management in the world. Besides the units herein illustrated are some thirty buildings devoted to the various activities of the institution. It occupies thirty acres of land on the northern end of Blackwell's Island, New York City, is owned by the municipality, and is under the direct supervision of the Department of Public Charities.

The original institution was opened in 1875 and was known as the Homœopathic Hospital, Ward's Island. It removed to its present site in 1894. The Reception Hospital at the foot of East 70th Street, Manhattan, belongs to this institution.

The nurses' home is one of the finest in the world and accommodates the pupil nurses, there being 74 in the Training School. There are 61 supervising and head nurses (nearly all graduates of the Metropolitan Training School), 83 trained attendants, and 163 ward maids or orderlies. The present number of employees is 769.

In the various wards of the general hospital division are accommodations for 405 males and 218 females, in the children's hospital division beds for 460, and in the tuberculosis hospital division beds for 670 males and 144 females.

Only charity cases are taken, there being no private rooms. Frequently the actual number of patients exceeds the normal bed capacity, thus on January 26, 1915, there were actually 2,238 patients in the wards.

The Medical Board comprises 24 physicians, is self-perpetuating and entirely homœopathic. There are 44 other physicians on the assistant visiting staff, which is appointed yearly. In the 46 years of its history the Charities Department has never rejected any recommendation of the Medical Board.

Reception Hospital, Foot of East 70th Street, Manhattan, New York City.

This division of the Metropolitan Hospital maintains a motor ambulance service, covering a district assigned by the City Board of Ambulance Control. In 1915, it answered 4,527 calls, besides receiving 1,477 "walk-in" cases.

METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL, NEW YORK CITY. — 1. View showing Erysipelas and Leprosy Pavilions between the East and West Pavilions. — 2. View showing Employees' Dormitories, Shops, Stables and Nurses' Home. — 3. Lighthouse, northern end of Blackwell's Island. — 4. New Dormitory for Female Employees. — 5. View on South Drive, Metropolitan Hospital District. — METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL, NEW YORK CITY. — 1. Staff Residence. — 2. Home for Infirmary Nurses. — 3. Pathological Building. — 4. West Pavilion for Male Tuberculosis. — 5. East Wing of Main Building. — NURSES' HOME, METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL, NEW YORK. — METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL, NEW YORK CITY. — 1. Superintendent's Home. — 2. Tuberculosis Solarium. — 3. Hospital Tug. — 4. Laundry, Power Plant and Chapel. — 5. East Drive.

FLOWER HOSPITAL. — New York City.

This hospital is an integral part of the New York Homœopathic Medical College. The Surgical Building was built in 1890 and soon after the Medical structure followed. Then a Dispensary and Dormitory for employees, a Nurses' Home, an Isolation Building, a modern Ambulance Stable, and finally, in 1914, a six-story fireproof private Pavilion capable of accommodating 100 patients, were successively added. A registered Training School with 43 pupil nurses is maintained. The ambulance service of four motor and one horse ambulance has been for years and still is the largest and best equipped of any homœopathic hospital. In the past year 5,671 calls were answered by the ambulances. New York City has the best ambulance system in the world and the Flower territory is one of its important sections.

FLOWER HOSPITAL, NEW YORK CITY. — Private Patients' Pavilion, Ambulances and Garage. — FLOWER HOSPITAL, NEW YORK CITY-GENERAL VIEW.

Beds, 200. Patients treated during last fiscal year, 4,397. Mortality rate, 6.5%. Number on House Staff, 12. Valuation of property, $1,005,610. The Out-Patient Department treated 27,417 cases during the year just closed.

HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL. — New York City.

Beds, 132. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,776. Death rate, 3.3%. Number on House Staff, 4. Valuation of property, $1,100,000.

This hospital, established in 1869, is beautifully located on Park Avenue, New York City, having a frontage of an entire block from 67th to 68th Streets. It has a registered Training School comprising 45 pupils, housed in a rented building near the hospital.

The main building with a modern north wing is four stories in height and thoroughly equipped. There are besides a small laboratory building, a morgue and a storehouse.

It is a condition of the original charter that no one except a homœopathic physician may treat a case in any department of this hospital.

LAURA FRANKLIN FREE HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. — New York City.

Beds, 75. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,234. Death rate, 0.7%. Valuation of property, $500,000.

It has a daily average of 74 children at a per capita cost of 55 cents.

According to the hospital By-Laws, the Medical Board "Shall be members of the Homœopathic Medical Society of the County of New York in good standing." No children's hospital has a lower death rate, better records or a higher grade of efficiency.

NEW YORK OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. — New York City.

Beds, 80. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,505. Number on House Staff, 2. Death rate, 0.5%. Valuation of property, $150,000.

This institution comprises a five-story brick and stone building devoted exclusively to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat cases. It was established in 1852, and for over sixty years has been in successful operation. A three months' course is given in special Eye, Ear and Throat nursing, but no regular training school is connected therewith, as its function is entirely special. It is, and has been since 1867, exclusively homœopathic.

During the last fiscal year the Dispensary treated 13,350 new cases and made 57,581 prescriptions.

NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE — AND HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, NEW YORK CITY. — From left to right, newly acquired building, old hospital and rented nurses home.

Beds, 55. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 529. Death rate, 3.5%. Number on House Staff, 3. Valuation of property, $230,000.

This hospital has just completed its fiftieth year of existence. It is entirely homœopathic in management and is run in connection with the New York Medical College for Women. A new adjoining building has just been purchased, which will add 25 more hospital beds. The Dispensary patients treated during last year numbered 1,023.

CUMBERLAND STREET HOSPITAL. — Brooklyn, N. Y.

Beds, 183. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 3,126. Mortality rate, 6%. Number on House Staff, 8. Valuation of property, $245,000.

This hospital is owned and supported by the City of New York, under the supervision of the Commissioner of Public Charities. It was founded as the Brooklyn Homœopathic Dispensary, November 22, 1852, and became the Brooklyn Homœopathic Hospital in 1872 when the present property was acquired. By legislative enactment it was acquired by the city on July 17, 1902. The present plant consists of a main hospital building which is "L" shaped, a smaller brick building housing the ambulance, garage, morgue, laboratory and male employees' quarters, female employees' dormitory and two rented houses used as nurses' homes. A new adjacent property, 50x200 feet, has been recently acquired by the city for further buildings. It maintains a regular city motor ambulance service, which answered 1,488 calls in 1915, and has a nurses' staff of 22, 15 being undergraduates.

In the Dispensary 20,961 cases were treated during the past year.

PROSPECT HEIGHTS HOSPITAL AND BROOKLYN MATERNITY. — Brooklyn, N. Y.

Beds, 68. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,369. Death rate, 3.3%. Number on House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $53,000.

This institution is entirely devoted to the homœopathic school though privileges are not denied physicians of other schools. There is no ambulance service. It has a training school of 26 pupils, and enjoys the distinction of being the first training school for nurses organized in the United States, though the charter dates one month later than the Massachusetts General Hospital.

BROOKLYN NURSERY AND INFANTS' HOSPITAL. — Brooklyn, N. Y.

Beds, 50. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 112. Mortality rate, 6.2%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $80,000.

This is a thoroughly homœopathic institution, and cares for needy and friendless infants under four years of age. It has a special course in training for nurses with eight pupils.

MIDDLETOWN STATE HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — 1. Cottages. — 2. Bolles Memorial Library. — 3. Main Building. — 4. Pavilion No. 2. — MIDDLETOWN STATE HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Middletown, N. Y.

Beds, 2,162. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 2,445. Death rate, 5.9%. Number on House Staff, 12. Valuation of property, $2,035,895.

This is a New York State Hospital for the insane, incorporated in 1870 and opened in 1874. Since then over 11,000 patients have been admitted.

It is the finest Homœopathic Insane Institution in the world, and one of which the school may be justly proud, because since its establishment the treatment employed has ever been of the strictest homœopathicity and the results have been little short of marvelous.

There are 47 separate buildings, 12 of which are for the accommodation of patients, while the remainder supply every want that this village of 2,200 patients and 450 employees may need. The total acreage of the grounds is 543. A large farm is connected with the hospital, which is worked largely by the inmates.

It has a consulting staff of seven members and a large Training School for both sexes. There are 43 nurses in training, and further 42 nurses and 212 ward attendants employed.

The system of record keeping in this institution is as near perfect as is possible to attain perfection. It is the proud boast of this hospital that no narcotic or sleep-producing drugs have ever been found in its pharmacy.

It represents the high-water mark of homœopathic efficiency.

MIDDLETOWN STATE HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL, MIDDLETOWN, N. Y. — 1. Ashley Hall. — 2. Staff House. — 3. Nurses' Home. — 4. West Group. — 5. Talcott Hall. — YONKERS HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Yonkers, N. Y.

Beds, 70. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,678. Death rate, 4.5%. Number on House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $681,000.

This institution is a fine one, free of debt and well endowed, homœopathic in management and staff, modern, fireproof structure with two houses used as nurses' homes. It has a training school of 18 pupils instructed by medical and nursing staff.

This institution shows what an intelligent and progressive board of lady managers plus the united efforts of the whole homœopathic profession of a small city, never numbering more than twelve, can do in twenty years' time.

ALBANY HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Albany, N. Y.

Beds, 100. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 2,166. Death rate, 5.9%. House Staff, 4. Valuation of property, $300,360.

This beautiful institution comprises the main building and a nurses home. It was incorporated in 1875 and the new building opened in 1908. It was built entirely by homœopathic influence and the management has ever been homœopathic, though allopathic physicians have private and consultation privileges. It possesses an ambulance service and a training school having 42 pupils.

The dispensary connected with the hospital treated 13,350 cases during the past year.

UTICA HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL, UTICA, N. Y. — Old Building.

Beds, 22. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 430. Death rate, 1.1%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $305,000.

UTICA HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL, UTICA, N. Y.

Building just completed will have 70 beds. Entirely homœopathic staff. Training school of 20 pupils. The hospital is endowed and a great credit to the local profession.

SYRACUSE HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Syracuse, N. Y.

Beds, 52. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 864. Death rate, 4.9%. Number on House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $155,000.

This hospital was founded in 1896 and consists of four buildings. It has a training school of 20 pupils and a separate nurses' home, maternity building and dispensary.

ROCHESTER HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Rochester, N. Y. — Front View.

Beds, 139. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 2,836. Death rate, 4.9%. House Staff, 4. Valuation of property, $473,698.

This institution was opened in 1889 and comprises a central administration building and two wings, a new nurses' home has been recently erected and a maternity annex. It is well conducted and a credit to the School. It has a training school of 52 pupils. Active ambulance service answered 1,354 calls.

The dispensary treated 8,267 cases during the last fiscal year.

ROCHESTER HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Superintendent's Home. — ROCHESTER HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — New Pavilion. — NURSES' HOME, ROCHESTER HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL. — Rochester, N. Y.

Beds, 140. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 2,110. Death rate, 4.3%. Number on House Staff, 3. Valuation of property, $500,000.

This institution is built in four three-story sections connected by corridors with a separate nurses home. It is homœopathic in management and staff. Allopathic physicians have free use of the hospital, but the records are kept separately and are only of interest to this Council in showing that their death rate was 10.6%, as against 4.3% of the homœopathically treated cases. It has an ambulance service and a training school for nurses, having 45 pupils, with 2 paid and 10 voluntary instructors.

HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL, ROCHESTER, N. Y. — Eastman and Sibley Wings, Administration Building and Public Wards. — NURSES' HOME, HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL, ROCHESTER, N. Y. — THE LEE PRIVATE HOSPITAL, ROCHESTER, N. Y.

Beds, 55. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 783. Death rate, 1.6%. Number on House Staff, 3. Valuation of property, $165,000.

One of the largest private hospitals in the United States.

GRAHAM HIGHLAND PARK SANATORIUM. — Rochester, N. Y.

Beds, 50. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 443. Death rate, 6.7%. Number on House Staff, 2. Valuation of property, $40,000. A well conducted private institution.

BUFFALO HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL, BUFFALO, N. Y.

Beds, 136. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 813. Mortality rate, 4.9%. Number on House Staff, 3. Valuation of property, $421,005. Comprises an administration building and wing, two nurses' homes and a men's home. Established 1872. Present building opened in 1911.

GOWANDA STATE HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Collins, N. Y. — West Group.

Beds, 1,254. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,429. Death rate, 4.1%. Number on House Staff, 6. Valuation of property, $1,099,612.

This is a homœopathic institution for the insane, conducted by the State of New York, and is under strictly homœopathic auspices. It comprises an administration building, two two-story wings, two three-story pavilions, two tuberculosis pavilions, farm colony, laundry, power house, dining room and kitchen building, store room, workshop, nurses home, amusement hall, staff house, and superintendent's residence. There are ten on the consulting staff, being homœopathic physicians of Buffalo, Attica and Rochester. It has a training school for nurses with 31 pupils instructed by the general staff of the hospital. There is no drug restraint employed in this institution, but all cases are treated according to strictly homœopathic principles.

GOWANDA STATE HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL, COLLINS, N. Y. — 1. East Group and Nurses' Home. — 2. Pavilion for Aged Women. — 3. Superintendent's Residence. — 4. Administration Building. — 5. Staff House. — INTERPINES Goshen, N. Y.

Beds, 32. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 77. Mortality rate, 3.8%. Valuation of property, $60,000.

INGLESIDE HOME. — Buffalo, N. Y.

Beds, 65. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 260. Death rate, 1.2%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $85,000.

HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL OF ESSEX COUNTY. — Newark, N. J.

Beds, 50. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 750. Death rate, 5.6%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $75,000.

ANN MAY MEMORIAL HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Spring Lake, N. J.

Beds, 50. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 576. Death rate, 6.9%. Number on House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $200,000.

A modern hospital with 75 beds is building. The training school has 17 pupils. The out-patient department treated 742 cases during the past year.

WEST JERSEY HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Camden, N. J.

Beds, 120. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,628. Number on House Staff, 2. Death rate, 7%. Valuation of property, $295,000.

The dispensary department treated 22,025 cases.

WILLIAM McKINLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. — Trenton, N. J.

Beds, 75. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,271. Mortality rate, 4.9%. Number on House Staff, 2. Valuation of property, $100,000.

In the dispensary department 5,919 cases were treated.

ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. — Passaic, N. J.

Beds, 75. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 726. Number on House Staff, 2. Mortality rate, 6.5%. Valuation of property, $250,000.

This hospital is owned by the Catholic Church and managed by the Sisters of Charity. The entire consulting, attending and house staffs are homœopathic, but allopaths are allowed to bring in and treat cases. The above records do not include these. There is an ambulance service and a splendid training school of 25 pupils under a non-clerical superintendent. The nurses have a modern home in the rear of the hospital building shown in the cut. The dispensary, according to last report, treated 720 cases.

Montclair, N. J.

The homœopathic laymen of Montclair, N. J., and vicinity have raised $15,000 toward a homœopathic hospital for their city.

DR. HASSLER'S SANATORIUM. — Belmar, N. J.

Beds, 8. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 51. Mortality rate, 1.9%. Number on House Staff, 2. Valuation of property, $20,000.

BETHANY HOME FOR THE AGED. — Irvington, N. J.

Beds, 85. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 93.

Mortality rate, 14%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $61,000. Admits only those over 60 years of age. Mortality rate largely due to natural span of life.

CHILDREN'S HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Philadelphia, Pa.

Beds, 188. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 2,262. House Staff, 3. Death rate, 11.5%. Valuation of property, $257,615.

This fine institution is located in the city of Philadelphia and comprises the main hospital, a maternity department, a nurses home, an isolating building and a laundry. It is entirely homœopathic in management and in staff. It is now in its 37th year. There is an ambulance service and a training school with 36 pupils with the hospital staff as instructors. The institution was founded by the Hahnemann Club of Philadelphia.

The dispensary treated, during the past year, 10,903 cases.

Isolation Building. — HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL. — Philadelphia, Pa.

Beds, 306. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 4,132. Death rate, 6.1%. Number on House Staff, 8. Valuation of property, $1,500,000.

This institution is a part of the plant of the Hahnemann Medical College of Philadelphia. It has a large visiting staff comprising mainly the faculty of the College. It has a main building, woman's building, nurses' home, power house, laundry and dispensary. It has an ambulance service and a training school having 78 pupils, instructed by the hospital staff. The woman's building is devoted exclusively to gynecological and maternity cases. During the past four years the work in this hospital has increased 40 per cent. Over 5,000 accident cases are cared for annually.

The dispensary department treated during the last fiscal year 15,000 patients.

HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL, PHILADELPHIA, PA. — Nurses' Home. — WEST PHILADELPHIA HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL.

Beds, 40. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 733. Death rate, 6.1%. House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $45,000.

WOMEN'S SOUTHERN HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Philadelphia, Pa.

Beds, 58. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 817. House Staff, 2. Death rate, 4%. Valuation of property, $135.000. Number of cases treated in the out-patient department, 1,905.

ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL, PHILADELPHIA, PA. — Private Patients' Building.

Beds, 55. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,227. Mortality rate, 6.1%. Number on House Staff, 2. Valuation of property, $150,000. A very fine and entirely homœopathic institution. It gives privileges to Hahnemann College of Philadelphia. Has a thoroughly equipped clinical laboratory, an automobile ambulance and a training school for nurses, having 20 pupils. The dispensary department, as per last report, treated 12,396 cases.

St. LUKE'S HOSPITAL, PHILADELPHIA, PA. — Nurses' Home and Public Wards. — HOSPITAL OF THE WOMEN'S HOMŒOPATHIC ASSOCIATION. — Philadelphia, Pa.

Beds, 125. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,721. Death rate, 3.8%. Number on House Staff, 4. Valuation of property, $260,000.

The buildings of this institution are located in the city of Philadelphia and comprise Medical, Surgical and Maternity Hospitals, all under homœopathic control and staff. It possesses an ambulance service and a training school for nurses, having 25 pupils. The visiting staff is composed exclusively of homœopathic physicians, no other treatment being permitted in the institution.

The dispensary connected with the hospital cared for 16,577 cases. All the work is done exclusively by homœopathic physicians.

HOSPITAL, WOMEN'S HOMŒOPATHIC ASSOCIATION. — 1. Maternity. — 2. Main Hospital. — 3. Nurses' Home. — READING HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL, READING, PA.

Beds, 80. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,346. House Staff, 2. Death rate, 7.6%. Valuation of property, $110,000. Dispensary cases treated, 7,200.

PHILADELPHIA HOME FOR INFANTS, PHILA., PA.

Beds, 54. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 95. Death rate, 4.2%. House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $25,000.

HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL, SCRANTON, PA.

Beds, 85. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 990. Death rate, 5.5%. Number on House Staff, 2. Valuation of property, $175,000. The dispensary staff treated 1,477 cases.

POTTSTOWN HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Pottstown, Pa.

Beds, 25. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 48. Death rate, 0. Number on House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $50,000. A recently opened and prosperous hospital.

J. LEWIS CROZER HOME FOR INCURABLES AND HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL CHESTER, PA.

Beds, 75. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 555. Death rate, 5.2%. Number on House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $850,000.

The out-door department treated 816 cases. It is beautifully located and one of the finest institutions of our school of medicine.

HOMŒOPATHIC STATE HOSPITAL, ALLENTOWN, PA.

Beds, 1,000. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,166. Number on House Staff, 6. Death rate, 9.6%. Valuation of property, $1,751,847.

This institution is the latest accession of State Homœopathic Insane Hospitals. It is entirely homœopathic, so created by legislative enactment.

It is a fine building of the block type. A new home for nurses has been added. The grounds are as yet in an unfinished condition. The first official report has just been issued.

WILMINGTON HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Wilmington, Del.

Beds, 70. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 730. Mortality rate, 5.6%. Valuation of property, $408,000. The out-patient department treated 560 cases.

WYOMING VALLEY HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

Beds, 30. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 412. Death rate, 3.3%. House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $22,000.

LINDEN SANATORIUM. — Doylestown, Pa.

Beds, 20. Number of patients treated from the opening to March 15, 1916, 15 (6 months). Mortality rate, 0. Number on House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $30,000.

CARROLL SPRINGS SANATORIUM. — Forest Glen, Md.

Beds, 30. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 44. Mortality rate, 0. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $60,000.

PITTSBURGH HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Nurses' Home.

Beds, 182. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 3,284. Mortality rate, 5.1%. Number on House Staff, 6. Valuation of property, $930,512.

This institution is located in a very desirable quarter of Pittsburgh and comprises a main building, a nurses' home, a laboratory building which is a gem in construction and equipment, and an engine and laundry building. It was established in 1866. It has an auto-ambulance service, a training school of 53 pupils instructed by the staff physicians. It has all appliances of a modern hospital in the latest acceptation of the term. There is contemplated a change in the upper floor which will add about 20 beds. The hospital is exceedingly popular and is always full to its capacity.

There were treated in the out-patient department, according to the last annual report, 14,248 cases.

PITTSBURGH HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL, PITTSBURGH, PA. — CHRISTIAN HOME FOR WOMEN, PITTSBURGH, PA.

Beds, 46. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 127. Mortality rate, 3.1%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $35,000.

COTTAGE HOSPITAL OF CINCINNATI ORPHAN ASYLUM. — Cincinnati, Ohio.

Beds, 30. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 110. No mortality. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $8,000. Established 15 years ago. Has always been exclusively homœopathic.

NATIONAL HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Washington, D. C.

Beds, 75. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,099. Mortality rate, 4.5%. Number on House Staff, 2. Valuation of property, $183,960.

HAHNEMANN GENERAL HOSPITAL. — Baltimore, Md.

Beds, 72. Patients treated during four months of last fiscal year, since union with St. Luke's Homœopathic Hospital, 1,515. Mortality rate, 3.9%. Number on House Staff, 3. Valuation of property, $50,000.

Number of patients treated in the dispensary numbered 3,511.

GRACE HOSPITAL, CLEVELAND, OHIO.

Beds, 36. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 584. Death rate, 7%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $27,000.

HODSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WASHINGTON, OHIO.

Beds, 10. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 102. Death rate, 2.9%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $15,000.

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Columbus, Ohio.

Beds, 40. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 336. Death rate, 2.6%. Number on House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $25,000.

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Columbus, Ohio.

New hospital now under construction on the Ohio State University campus.

This institution is connected with our Ohio State University College. The first unit of the new building will have accommodations for 60 patients. There is a training school connected with the hospital.

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL Ann Arbor, Mich.

This institution comprises the following units :

1. Main hospital building. 2. Administration building with clinical laboratory for Departments of Internal Medicine and Neurology. 3. Clinical laboratory building for operative departments. This building houses also the experimental research laboratories. 4. Maternity building. 5 and 6. Nurses homes Nos. 1 and 2. 7 and 8. Tuberculosis shacks of two beds each for male and female patients respectively.

The entire plant occupies a five-acre extension of the original University campus donated by the City of Ann Arbor for the hospital.

The number of patients treated during the past year in the outpatient department was 4,170.

Tributary to this hospital is the University Health Service, having five paid physicians connected therewith, one of which is a homœopath. Of the total number of cases treated in this service a larger number by 3.1% elect the services of the homœopathic member of the staff.

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Ann Arbor, Mich. — 1. Maternity Building. — 2. Administration Building. — 3. Main Hospital Building. — 4. Tuberculosis Shack. — 5. Rear view of Hospital.

Beds, 100. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,775. Mortality rate, 2.1%. Number on House Staff, 2. Valuation of property, $194,500.

DAILY NEWS SANATORIUM, CHICAGO, ILL.

Beds, 350. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 3,373. Death rate, .03%. Number on House Staff, 6. Valuation of property, $50,000.

This is a large institution wholly under homœopathic control and treatment. The cases are largely those of malnutrition in which homœopathy is supreme. The visiting staff is composed of 12 physicians of Chicago. The location is at Lincoln Park, on the shore of Lake Michigan. It is thoroughly equipped.

HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL, CHICAGO, ILL.

Beds, 120. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 2,085. House Staff, 6. Death rate, 2.6%. Valuation of property, $834,350. The dispensary department treated 19,600 cases in 1915.

STREETER HOSPITAL. — Chicago, Ill.

Beds, 30. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 556. Mortality rate, 3%. Number on House Staff, 2. Valuation of property, $40,000.

This institution, established in 1892, is thoroughly homœopathic in management and staff, is a handsome structure centrally located. It has an ambulance service and a training school comprising 12 pupils.

THE CHICAGO UNION HOSPITAL. — Chicago, Ill.

Beds, 61. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,611. Mortality rate, 3%. Number on House Staff, 2. Valuation of property, $125,000.

Comprises a main building, annex and nurses' home, training school of 32 pupils.

KELSO SANATORIUM. — Bloomington, Ill.

Beds, 25. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 291. Mortality rate, 2.7%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $50,000.

A private sanatorium, well managed and equipped. It has a training school of 12 pupils.

ALBIA HOSPITAL. — Albia, Iowa.

Beds, 15. Number of patients treated during the last fiscal year, 60. Mortality rate, 3.3%. Number on House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $25,000.

COBB HOSPITAL. — St. Paul, Minn.

Beds, 25. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 386. Mortality rate, 3.6%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $30,000.

UNIVERSITY OF IOWA HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Iowa City, Iowa.

Beds, 45. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 625. Death rate, 1.1%. House Staff, 3. Valuation of property, $75,000.

This institution is connected with our University College, being its clinical department. It is wholly homœopathic in management and staff, with a corresponding low death rate. None but homœopathic physicians are permitted to treat cases therein. It has a training school of 14 pupils, instructed by the staff of the College and Hospital.

Des Moines, Iowa.

A new homœopathic hospital is about to be erected in Des Moines. The profession of that city have already secured funds therefor.

RUNNELS HOSPITAL, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Beds, 25. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 294. Mortality rate, 1%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $50,000. A private hospital entirely homœopathic ; no training school.

DR. B. F. BAILEY'S SANATORIUM, LINCOLN, NEB.

Beds, 85. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 415. Death rate, 3.6%. Number on House Staff, 3. Valuation of property, $175,000. This is a private institution wholly homœopathic. It has an ambulance service and a training school of 30 pupils.

MARGARET KLOCK ARMOUR MEMORIAL HOME. — Kansas City, Mo.

Beds, 63. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 34. Mortality rate, 14.4%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $75,000.

Completely homœopathic in management and staff. Death rate is dependent largely on natural span of life, as only persons above 65 are admitted.

PROTESTANT HALF ORPHAN ASYLUM. — New York, N. Y.

Beds, 18. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 77. Mortality rate, 0. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $100,000.

This institution, in which the children living in the Asylum are. cared for medically, is entirely homœopathic in management and staff. The institution comprises a large brick building and a smaller one used as a hospital.

KENTUCKY INSTITUTION FOR FEEBLE-MINDED CHILDREN, FRANKFORT, KY.

Beds, 400. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 270. Mortality rate, 3.7%. Number on House Staff, 2. Valuation of property, $150,000. This is an institution entirely under homœopathic management and medical staff. The class of cases taken are Feeble-minded and Epileptic. There are two homœopathic graduates on the house staff. The superintendent is a homœopathic physician.

FERGUS FALLS STATE HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL. — Fergus Falls, Minn. — 1. Detention Building. — 2. Female Nurses' Home. — 3. Main Building.

Beds, 1,700. Patients treated during last fiscal year, 2,065. Death rate, 10%. House Staff, 7. Valuation of property, $1,090,000. Opened, 1890.

BELLE LENNOX HOME. — Denver, Colo.

Beds, 7. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 50. Death rate, 0. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $20,000.

FLORENCE CRITTENTON HOME, OGDEN, UTAH.

Beds, 8. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 14. Mortality rate, 0. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $4,000. Homœopathic in management since 1910.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA STATE HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL, PATTON, CAL. — 1. Main Building. — 2. Convalescent Cottage. — 3. Tuberculosis Pavilions.

Beds, 2,200. Patients treated during last fiscal year, 2,823. Death rate, 6.4%. House Staff. 6. Valuation of property $1,000,000.

FLORENCE WARD SANATORIUM. — San Francisco, Cal.

Beds, 47. Number of patients treated during last fiscal half year, 430. Mortality rate, 2.7%. Number on House Staff, 2. Valuation of property, $175,000.

A very successful private surgical hospital and sanatorium in San Francisco. At present under homœopathic control completely.

HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL. — San Francisco, Cal.

Beds, 90. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 1,245. Death rate, 4.2%. Number on House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $150,000.

This is a fine homœopathic institution, and is so both in management and in medical staff. It was opened April, 1906. It admits all reputable physicians, but the records of other treatment than homœopathic are not embodied in its statistics. It is well equipped with all modern appliances. There is a training school in conjunction therewith with 32 pupils, the instruction being given by the physicians and surgeons who attend the hospital, and the course is three years. The Hahnemann College of the Pacific uses this institution for clinical instruction. It is a self-sustaining institution.

ADDENDA.

The following institutions have qualified in the Accredited Class, but we have been unable, after repeated requests, to obtain suitable photographs for reproduction.

SOUTHWEST HOSPITAL. — Kansas City, Mo.

Beds, 50. Number of cases treated during first three months after opening, 74. Mortality rate, 4%. Number on House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $2,500. (The building is rented.)

A new hospital under exclusive homœopathic management and staff. A larger institution is in the immediate prospect. The training school has nine pupils.

IOWA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF. — Council Bluffs, Iowa.

Beds, 35. Number treated during last fiscal year, 350. No deaths. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $300,000.

For twenty-eight years this institution has been under homœopathic control. The hospital department comprises 35 beds, in which students and teachers in need of medical and surgical care are treated. It is a State institution supported by State appropriation. No other treatment than the homœopathic is permitted in the institution.

BARNHILL MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SANATORIUM. — Findley, Ohio.

Beds, 20. Patients treated during last fiscal year, 45. Mortality rate, 2.2%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $30,000.

A small private sanatorium, entirely homœopathic in management and treatment.

DR. DAVID GAEDE'S SANATORIUM. — Weatherford, Okla.

Beds, 13. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 350. Mortality rate, 0.9%. No House Staff. Valuation, $4,000. A small private institution completely homœopathic.

CHICAGO FOUNDLINGS HOME. — Chicago, Ill.

Beds, 94. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 596. Mortality rate, 1.5%. Number on House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $40,000.

Management and staff entirely homœopathic. Young babies and maternity cases taken. A very successfully conducted institution.

DENVER ORPHANS' HOME. — Denver, Colo.

Beds, 200. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 75. Mortality rate, 2.6%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $200,000.

Wholly under homœopathic treatment, with special hospital ward. Physicians of other schools not admitted.

BETHESDA SANATORIUM. — Brooklyn, N. Y.

Beds, 35. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 115. Mortality rate, 11.5%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $40,000.

Visiting staff is homœopathic.

LOCUST GROVE SANATORIUM. — Sandwich, Mass.

Beds, 6. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 5. No deaths. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $3,000. A small, private homœopathic institution for mildly insane cases.

HIGHLAND HALL SANATORIUM. — Newton Highlands, Mass.

Beds, 10. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 14. Mortality rate, 7.1%. On House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $20,000.

A small institution run entirely by homœopathic interests.

COLES' HOSPITAL. — Conneaut, Ohio.

Beds, 10. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 118. Mortality rate, 3.7%. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $15,000. A small, private, thoroughly homœopathic institution.

EASTON SANATORIUM. — Easton, Pa.

Beds, 32. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 41. Mortality rate, 2.4%. Number on House Staff, 1. Valuation of property, $44,000.

A private homœopathic institution comprising three buildings. A small but splendidly conducted institution.

FRAMINGHAM NERVINE. — Framingham, Mass.

Beds, 18. Number of patients treated during last fiscal year, 27. No deaths. No House Staff. Valuation of property, $30,000.

A private sanatorium, comprising a main building, physicians' home, servants' quarters, and stable. Completely homœopathic.

MONTGOMERY WARD AND COMPANY. — Chicago, Ill.

The welfare department of this mammoth industrial concern, one of the largest in the world, is under homœopathic medical direction.

There is no actual hospital connected with the establishment, but there are 13 beds in the rest room for women, and two for men for emergency use only. All the sick and injured are sent by ambulance to Hahnemann Hospital, where all operating is done and all sickness cared for.

The amount of work done is enormous, thus, there were treated in the medical offices during 1915, 49,034 employees, which averages over 160 cases a day. There was a total of 1,095 accident cases, and the physicians of the staff made 1,767 calls. This does not include the work done by the matron or the nurses, house and visiting.

The medical staff comprises the director and three assistants, all graduates in homœopathic medicine and four nurses. The specialists, including the X-rayist, are also homœopaths.

The saving to the firm in the matter of drugs alone has been enormous, to say nothing of the great lessening of days of illness that always obtains when homœopathic treatment is followed.

OTHER FIRMS.

The following concerns are also to be noted as being under homœopathic direction :

National Cash Register Co., Dayton, Ohio. -Treated during last year 25,024 cases.

General Electric Company, Fort Wayne, Ind.

Continental Motor Co., Detroit, Mich.

Chalmers Motor Co., Detroit, Mich.

The Studebaker Corporation, Detroit, Mich.

There are doubtless many more, but no special effort has been made to secure a complete list.