Arizona republican., 1921-02-17

We recorded the gilt Ill our last report
 of $2500, which was increased by fur
 ther contributions until we had $12,00O
 available for the extensive additions
 made to the building. The cheerful,
 alert faces, if they could be seen, of the 24 young men with limited means who now eDjoy the hospitality of d first class sanitarium at cost to them of only $10 a week would richly repay those who have made possibly the eX pansion of this work. The same thing applies to St. Luke's. Phoenix. where the maximum rate is higher, to cover the actual cost of maintenance, but
 which enables us to make much lower ! terms in necessary cases, and with our 1 two endowed bungalows of $5O00 each
 and other endowments, makes il pos
 sible to take a certain number of free
 patients.
 Here is found a teacher sick and ! lonely but finally restored sufficiently l to health to take up her work agaln. | Here comes young nurse to rest Tor q | season and regain health 10 take Up
 new responsibilities. Here is a young i married man a college graduate from l enc of the great copper mines of Arl- zCnA who has worked on under hard icon6itions until he has fallen exhausted by the waySide, and here are found the pathetic cases of those who can never recover their health, but whose burden is Iessened and their faith confirmed by the comfort and sympathy which they receive.
 If had time I might mention other
 needs At St. Luke's Phoenix, we want an assistant to relieve the oyer-worked
 and devoted superintendent, the Rev
 B. R. Cocks, in order also that some
 things which remain unoon@ may p'
 accomplished. We appreciate the ser 1. vice that was rendered for a few weeks during the autumn by MT. Hinton, a
 former patient of the home, who went from us after his recovery to do valiant
 work in war service.
 l. C. Clark the efficient superinren- dent who works without salary at St
 Likes Tucson. is asking for S1, 200 to } we may not be dependent on neigh boring sanitarium, $500 for ., Ford au- tomobile, $500 for equipment for the operating room, and the very modest
 request for the endowment of beds al $6, 900 each.
 The number of patients treated at St | Luke's Home, Phoenix during the year
 was 124 The number discharged dur 5 ing the year was 69. The number wht } died was g. The cost of maintenance was S1S.25 per week. The averag l amount paid by patients was $ll.si- J. w. ATWOOD, President and Treasurer Board O I Trustees.
 !, The new officers and boards of St g Luke's Home are as follows:
 s Board of Trustees: Rt. Rev. J. w f Atwood. D. D., president and treasurer V Dr. John Dennett, Jr., secretary; Rev S William J. Scarlett, l.. H. Chalmers 9 Dwight B. Heard, F. D. Lane. g Resident Staff: Rev. Bertrand e Cocks, superintendent; Dr. E. w. Phh g lips. resident physician
 Consulting Staff: Dr. NJ. J. Keeney V chief of staff and visiting physician . pr. George Goodrich; D. H. J. lessor | Dr. Ancil Martin, Dr. John J. McLoone r pr. F.. Payne Palmer, Dr. Willar' 2 Smith. pr. c. $. Vivian, Dr. W. War l. ner Datkins, Dr. A D. Wilson, Dr. Ere Holmes, Dr. J. l.. Borah Dr. R. A. Nc ! Call. Advisory Board: Rt. Rev. William Lawrence. D. D., Boston; Rt. Rev. W T. Manning, D. D., New York; Rev
 Frank H. Nelson, D. D., Cincinnati ! Rev. w. D. Maxon, D. D.. Detroit; Rev ? Endicott Peabody, D. D., Groton, Mass, ! Rev Charles L. Slattery, D. D., NeN York; Walter B. James, M. D.. Ne' : York: Robert H. Gardiner, Boston e George Foster Peabody, Saratoga. \ s Y.; J. Roosevelt Roosevelt, Hyde Pari IN. Y: William J. Schieffelin, Ne7
 York; Benjamin Strong, New York n Walter Tod, Chicago.
 o Board of Visitors: Mrs. Herbel r. Atha, Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth, Mrs. E. e Bennitt. Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Mrs. ] 0 H. Chalmers, Mrs. B. R. Cocks, MT '- John Dennett, Mrs. James Dougla ,f Mrs. D. M. Francis. Mrs. Leo Goldman
 Mrs George M. Hahn, Mrs. William 1t Hartranft, Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, MT It. Edward Kent, Mrs. Joseph H. kibbe st Mrs. George H. Lutgerding; Mir lg Franklin D. Lane, Mrs. Ancil Marti ot Mrs. D. C. Millett, Mrs. Edwin B. Pei T. rin, Mrs. Thomas F. Pollock, Mrs. S.
 Futile, Mrs Walter Talbot, Mrs. Go as don Tweed, Mrs. c. A. Van der Vee 1T. Mrs II. B. Wilkinson.