American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-02

Violently insane were taken on the
st -eets to perform for small fees. The
sanitary conditions were revolving
and disgusting.
"a reaction came at the close OF
tho 10th century. when men such as
pinel of Paris and luke Of London
struck the shakels from the poor I'M
sortunates. and now the idea that in
ranity is a manifestation OF the dis
pleasure of God has been replaced by
tho modern conception that the dis
ecse is caused by diseased function
of the brain and the treatment has
u, ogressed to the hospital stage"
Mr.. Hyde stated that the hospital
lhad been very successful in effecting
cures. There Is on an average OF 10
petients discharged monthly and an
average Of 10 monthly admitted.
The inspection of the hospital YVES
followed by a band concert by the
Provo Band on the beautiful hos
p,tal lawns. All Of the 67s patients
were present at the concert. excepting
Il6 who were III or preferred to visit
lir the once with relatives. Sunday
being visiting day.
Several aesthetic dances were given
In connection with the concert which
was Immediately followed by delic-
Iicus luncheon, to which DR.. and Mrs.
Hyde were hosts. The luncheon was
served out on the lawn.
Informal addresses, praising the
wonderful work OF DIR. Hyde were
made by State Auditor Mark futile
and Eph. Homer. engineer OF the hos
rital. In the opinion Of the news
paper boys. the state has made no
mistake In having DR.. Hyde at the
head OF our State Mental Hospital.
At the Little Theatre Sunday even
ling the editors were the guests Of
the Public Service Bureau OF the b.
Y. U. A very entertaining program
was given at which DIR. Geo. H. Brim.
hall gave the address OF welcome,
calling the editors the "spokesmen Of
the world" and said "the editor Is
q great public servant. He must sweep
the town. dust the town, dress the
town, and educate the town. He must
lgathcr and organize mental movie
to the public" q
A spicy program composed Of splen-
did talent was given. James H. Wal
lie. president Of the Utah state Press
Assn. spoke on the evolution OF news
papers in Utah.
} Monday morning the business meet
J Ing was held In the Commercial Club
rooms. Mayor Leroy Dixon officially
. welcomed the visitors in behalf Of
r Provo City and Preston G. Peterson
welcomed them in behalf of the Com
: mcrcial Club. Mayor Dennis Wood Of
! NGphi; Lincoln @. Kelly. head of the
department OF purchase and finance
O; Utah. and II. C. Hicks, secretary
OF the State Securities commission
were present and gave interesting
talks.
Q After the meeting. the visitors were
I conveyed to Vivian Park in Prove
: Canyon. where they were the guests
{ OF the Provo businessmen, at a well
appointed banquet. which was one o,
the best set before the newspaper PEG.
Irle. Covers were laid for about II
Iersons. who left no room for doub,
that the spring chicken and trout
strawberries and other fruits. candies
drinks. ETC., hit the right spot" A
box each of marshmellows and mag
nolias were placed by each plate al
favors.
Toastmaster Jas. H. Wallis callet
lon the visitors for speeches. amoni
them being II. W. Cooper OF Price
VIM. r. Holmes, Of Brigham City
Walter Sloan, Lincoln q. Kelly AM
Physical director. Z. l.. Roberts OF tn,
B. Y, U. Mr.. Roberts stated: "Yo,
are selling Bryce Canyon, Zion Can
yon and magnificent canyons the!
arc. but We have here the grandes
one mountain In America. This Il
the mountain the newspapers Of UtaY
should be selling - Timpanogos. tn,
grnndest mountain In America"
A musical program was given a
the close OF the banquet, under tn,
direction OF Prof J. r. Boshard. Mrs
NJ. Markus Of Richfield expressed tn,
depreciation OF the visiting ladies fol
their royal entertainment.
Upon returning to Provo the visit
ors were taken TO the Strand theatr,
Monday afternoon and saw two rec
lfilm OF climb up Mt. Timp. Thu
concluded the activities OF the tw,
days
Utah COUNTY. and especial,
PROVO CITY, will receive some o
the best advertising possible throus f