Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1925, Page 21

\ community GALLINGER'S HEAD | PLEADS FOR FUNDS { New Buildings Needed. Dr. Gannon Says, to Make Hos- pital a Model. building be 1s possible that the for A plea proposed am Gallinger Hospital carried forward as rapidly view to making that institution al con tained in the annual report of A made pub with a model munici hospital Gannon, superintendent re necessity constructing addi buildi 1t Gallinger Hospital wn to have been disct by the issioners in the preparation of preliminary estimates, but just what they have asked for will not be definitely” known until the budget is transmiited to Congress in Decem for tional their some ng ac Iy new corpor of th hu cive the public that is 1t this compar Dr. Gannot an outline the relie arried on there activities for of Has 365 Be he said in the report, is Rospital with a bed capac. of which number 200 are chopathic department are ahout physiclans and officially connected with the specialty is rep ¢ more members on 1y of 3 in the There 65 surgeon: institution is present tental e the whom four The nursir ed in accord: League of Gallinger zraduates egister _anywhere Stares. The w are under the su pervision of zraduate nurses. There are 32 student nurses in trainin t Gall 4t this time, and one of the needs of the hospital, Dr Gannon said, is to increase the num ber to 0 Dr. Gannon also outlined the work of the clinical laboratory, the X-ray department. the obstetrical ward, the occupational therapy department and the physiotherapy department A dispensary established 1 vear has proved a’ valuable adjunct, the superintendent savs. One of 1 pressing needs of the hospit cial service department NEWSPAPER ;\DVERTISING IS PRAISED TO RETAILERS Called Best Houze-to-House Canvaszer. student lives at and the attenc mtervals to per operations. At the pres hospital has 11 internes, are women. chool is being conduct with the rules of the Education, and ire entitled to in the United ng at forn ent of rds Weapon to Fizht Who Gives Active Competition LOUIT vertising, espec tising, is the retail merchant in elit house-to-house canvasses of Minneapolis told the tailers’ Association in session sterday Irinzer,” he ousands upon thol in the country tha 1zh the establishe bellringer compe the retail A e housewife | the economics bhelieves the unsupporte that he can sell bette than the retail stores.” Referring the paper advertising, he said 1t become the habit of (he American people to do practically all their shopping through the news: aper and the newspapers in Amel ica today have too zreat an econom! force to need any recommendation. ated Press S August od ad- adver- eapon of the atir T. K. 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AN THURSDAY, Miss Edna Patten in a Single Year Has Transformed Dreary Hill- side Back Yard Into Hanging Garden of Rare Beauty—Has Grim Battle With Ants. X i space sby In a single year a rocky, weedy | waste in the rear of 3046 Newark street has been transformed into one | of the most artistic gardens in that section of the city. The transforma- | tion has been brought about by the unaided efforts of the owner, Miss Edna Patten, and her colored maid. More than ordinary vision was re auired to see in the narrow stretch of hillside that stretched from Miss Patten’s back door the raw material for an artistic creation. But by Alling in considerable spaces with new soil. grading and the construction of rustic gates and fences. with a concrete balcony, the hillside has been made into a hanging garden about level with the roof of an apartment house on Midcomb street | Frém the borders of the garden | drop almost sheer cliffs, covered with weeds and occasional lecust bushes, to the back vards of the houses below. The garden itself consists of tastefully |arranged borders of calendulas. zinnias marigolds and petunias. Scarlet sage |is arranged in ecircles about pear trees. The most showy plans in the garden at present are two dozen fuchsias, with scarlet and purple snapdragons and | anthemums contain the bloom er in the season Once the rocks nd weeds conquered Miss Patten's worst 'was with ants. These infested NO. thousands plowed holes in the s were so numerous t impossible to grow ss. Various patent “ant-killers” proved failures. The insects seemed to thrive on them. Doses of boiling water drove them to cover temporarily, but they seemed only to retreat u little lower heneath the surface and come up in full vigor again as soon as the soil cooled. The hot water also killed s as well as a few ants, Miss Patten finally solved the problem by using the hot suds of washing soda. She found that this not only killed the ants ef fectively but. while it caused tem porary brown spots, the grass ol ways came ba with more vigor thar before. They actually il. Their hills it was almost a Silver-Specked Begor In her' eollection Miss one curiosity covered with silver win of a butterfly sna The plant will not grow Efforts to keep it out Patten has specks, like or the back of & of the shade droop and die. Where the sun can not get at it, however, it thrives Miss ten considers her work this vear as merely an experimental b for a sky garden to be developed in the next few vears which will be one of the real ces of that section of the city were bhattle the BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE | prince It is just coming into blossom. | carrying the body. in suhshine. | always have ended when it started to | s | Pequot AUGUST 6. 1925. of Nation—Remains Leave Yoko- hama on Cruiser. By the Associated Press TOKIO, August 7. A cruiser, the Tama, today was bearing | the hody of Edgar A. Bancroft., Am-| hassador from the United back to America. The A died at Karuizawa on July Mourned by Japanese as true friend of peace and as one who worked to maintain the friendliest of relations between the two governments, every honor accorded by the govern ment officials before the- hody started homeward The streets from Hibiva Park to Tokio station were lined with artil lery, and thousands of Japanese stood with bare heads silently paving re- | spect. A military band plaved af the tion. and also on the departure of train for . Wreaths from the Emperor and the regent were pliced on each end of the coffin. Six officials, nclud = Vice Minister de Buchi, and repre sentatives of embassies sccompanied the train to Yokohama. Officials there | met the train and offered wreaths | As the casket moved on a launch | Japanese of the egonia with leaves| toward the Tama, a salute was fired the || warer sailed for ft in the harbor. The Tama | the United s es at 3 p.m A Vanishing Art. 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