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FOLC1NO OMETEPE is
IN ACTIFE ERUPTION

San Juan Del sur. Nicaragua. Jan.
fn-The volcano Ometepc. on the is
land OF Omctcpc, is in active eruption.
Many thousands OF cocoa plants have
been destroyed. largo areas OF grazing
lands are covered with ashes ana many
cattle arc dead.
The Inhabitants OF tho adjacent VIII
lagos. terrified bv rumbliugs. are flec-
ing to zones Of safety. Considerable
lava Is flowing The eruption is the
wor-, since 1851
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PEPPER TAKES O1TH.

Washington. Jan. 10. - George
wharton Pepper took the oath of Of
flee today as 4 United States senator
from Pennsylvania succeeding the
late Senator Boies Pcnrose. The oath
was administered by Nico President
Coolidge at IL O'Clock.
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COP, NATIONAL committee
SECRETARY DEAD AT DULUTH

81. Paul. MIN. Jan. io.-Clarence
a. Miller of Duluth. Mimi. secretary
Of the Republican national committee
and former Congressman. died late to-
day. He was operated On for appendi-
citis January . and .lhs condition be-
came critical due to heart trouble.
MIR. Miller was born In Goodhue
county. MINI. In 1sI2, and graduated
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-11

from tho University of Minnesota law
school in 1900. He was n founder of the
Minnesota Daily" official university
publication. He served in the 1907 leg
islature and the next year was elected
TO congress where he remained until
1915. In 1919 he was closed as secretary
OF the Republican matte nal committee
and at the beginning OF the Republican
campaign in 1920 was made secretary.
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BELIETE SHIP IND SIX
MEN LOST At SEA

Halifax. y. +. Jan. 10-The schoon-
or Flora a.. 20 tons OF Harbor Baf-
fct. y. +. with her crew OF six men.
WAS given up for lost today I'm Mari
time circles. She left Georgetown.
+. T.. l.. for Harbor Baffet and moth
ing has been since heard from her.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-11
ELECTION OF GRIFFITH As
THE new IRISH PRESIDENT
RELIEVES Dali TENSION
After Naming New Cabinet Body Adjoums Until
February ID; Valera Bolts Parliament But
Reconsders and Returns

Dublin 10(By The Associated Press)When
adjourned February IA the situation which last night
had largely clarified The
putting
treaty
member sare:
Minister of fnance-Michae Collins
Foreign affairs-George Gavan Duffy.
Home affairs-Eamon
government-Wiliam 7.
Economic affairs-Bryal O'Figgns.
Defense-Eichard Mucahy.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-02

|DISGU SSES Z EAGIJ
OF VOM EN- VOTERS E s.
MRS. N. r. G. Morrow Tells OF
National Convention in
Baltimore.

An interesting talk was given By
AIRS. n. r. c. Morrow at the Y. W.
c. A. last night to the League OF
Women Voters. This talk took the /;
form OF report on the Pan-Amert-
can and National League OF Wom-
en- Voters conferences held last
week in Baltimore. The detectives
OF these meetings, the enthusiasm
shown, the large attendance, the
points brought out by the leaders,
and the Harmonious workings of the
entire convention machinery, were
clearly outlined by Mrs. Morrow,
who gave a most comprehensive re-
view Of all the principal features
and graphic description OF the
leaders themselves, not emitting
detailed description OF the chief at.
traction of the conference, Lady
Aster. who won all hearts by her
simplicity and democracy, and who
brought to her hnsfolk and Co
workers on this side OF the ocean,
many messages of good cheer and.
encouragement. Owing to the linz
tied time. Mrs Morrow's talk WIS
brief, and many interesting fea-
lures of this notable meeting in
Baltimore will be brought ont from
time to time in future local ses-
itself
Mrs. Nina Koran presented an
outline OF the social side of the
conference, including the reception
| by Governor Richie at Annapolis,
and the reception given at the
White House by President and Mrs.
Harding. as well as the affairs ar
ranged by the Baltimore women at
the Belvedere Hotel and the Cen
fury Roof Garden.
| Owing to the lateness of the hour
/ when these reports were ended, the
usual quiz on the Constitution was
omitted, but will be again taken
up at the next regular meeting Of
May %, when It is hoped that there
will be large attendance of mem
bers.
! Every state in the Union was rep
resented at the third annual con
| ference of the League of Women
Voters, and reports from the var!
GUS states demonstrated in re-
markable manner the efficient
work that is being done all over the
country to fit women to assist in
solving the problems Of the pollti-
cal arena and to make her an IN
dependent voter and 2 responsible
citizen.
West Virginia was well and ably
repr at this gathering, ana
her delegates were fired with a de
sire to bring their local and state
organizations to the front in point
of membership and intelligent in
struction along all lines of constr
tutional state and municipal vel
fare. Non-partizanship was the
keynote of the convention and the
wisdom Of it's enforcement empha-
] sized.
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Mrs. 81 G. Collins group III charge.
IRIS a. y. Lynch OF Be1fEiew
avenue will entertain the Philathea
Glass OF the First Baptist Church
at go O'Clock in her home
a meeting OF the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society of the
Grace Lutheran Church will be.
held at 2:30 p. m. in the home OF
Mrs. J. D. Rankin in Virginia ave
nue..
The womans' Missionary Society
OF the First Baptist Church will
meet at 2:30 at the church parlors..
The Isabelle Thoburn Circle WI
meet at 1880 at, the First NJ. e
Church.
The Helpful Class OF the First
Baptist Church will meet at 7:3t
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Acker, at 6o7 Oliver ave
nue..
The Philathea Glass OF the FRS
Baptist Church will meet at 7:3t
at the home OF Mrs ] J. Lynch II
Be1lyiew avenue.
Friday
| There will be a reception for the
l.parents and children OF the
First Baptist Church from 1880 to
10 p. m. in the church. This is In
kepeing with "Children's Week =
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NOTED MEN TO TALK
AT R. R. .CHAUTAUQUA

Prominent and able speakers
have been obtained for the rail-
road folks Chautauqua and Jub1-
less to be given early in June on
the Old Normal School grounds.
The proceeds from the three days
entertainment will be distributed
among veteran railroad men who
are not working.
The exact date of the Chautau-
qua has not yet been announced
owing to the fact that the Rev.
William Sunday, who is to speak,
does not know when he can be
here. Should his Richmond, Ind,
engagement be concluded in time
the Chautauqua will be held dur
ing the first week in June, and II
not the date will be June Is, L
and II.
Among the men of national note
who have been invited to address
the chautauqua audiences are VII
liam Jennings Bryan, known as an
anti-Darwin lecturer, and John ).
Cornwell, a former Democratic
governor of West Virginia: Good
music and vaudeville sketches
will be other features.
The complete program is now
being prepared by the chautauqua
committee, composed OF f. r.
Sapp, chairman, J. o. Carpenter,
A. b. Stealey and Douglas Flem-
ing, and will be ready for an
nouncement with the next few
days. Tickets are now on sale in
the business district of the city.
Special prices are being offered to
purchasers of tickets for the en-
tire course
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organt,r =, ew pon1in-

year Iorganto SeWs 3on m n
ION. !. !,
are the parents OF a. baby sos
5Yhich was born to them recently al
their home on Blaine street. He
fIas been named Robert.
Mrs. Brice Whoolery and chill
ef5ren. who was here for several
days at the home of the formers
sister. Mrs. H! T. Jones on Wal
nut avenue have returned to their
home at Spencer. They accom-
panied the body Of Mr.. Whoolery
here on Friday.
Mrs. Bert Davis and daughter.
Alice Margaret, have returned
+ from a visit with the formers par
ents at Ashland, Ky.
The Misses Matte and Lucy
Travis have gone to Alberta,
Canada, where they will spend tn e
summer with their uncle, l. II.
Lake. The trip was made for the
benefit OF the lat1er's health.
Miss Jeanette Bright was the
weekend guest OF friends in
Wheeling
Mrs. George Fletcher of Quincy
street, has returned from a visit
Ito East Liverpool, Ohio, and
Pittsburgh Mr.. Fletcher, who Is
located in East Liverpool, ac-
! comparied her to Pittsburgh.
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Social Calendar
Tuesday.


The Social Service League of the
NJ. p. Temple will serve a dinner
beginning at 5:15 at the church par
lors. =,
The Protected Home Circle VII
hold an initiation ceremony and
dance at it's hall at 1880.
There will be a meeting OF the
Teachers Training Glass of the
First United Brethren Church at
1880 O'Clock in the church.
There will be a meeting of the
Teacher Training Class of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church
at O'Clock in the church
The monthly meeting of the NC
Elfresh Class or the Diamond
street Methodist Episcopal Church
will be held at 1880 O'Clock in the
home of Mrs. e. A Grose in Pitts
burgh avenue.
An Epworth League institute So
cial will be held at 1880 o'clock in
the Diamond Street Methodist
Episcopal Church.
MIS-. Thomas H. Acker will en-
terrain the Helpful Class of the
First Baptist Church at 7.3o O'Clock
in her home in Oliver avenue.
Wednesday
The William Raymond chapter o.
the Daughters of the American Rev
olution will meet at o'clock al
the home Of Mrs. Morgan Cham
bers in Walnut avenue
The Woman's Foreign Mission
ary Society of the Diamond Stree
Methodist Episcopal Church will
meet at 2 p. m. in the home .
Mrs. Ella Donham in Market street
Mrs. o. C. Phillips division vii
be. in charge of the program.
Thursday
Miss Florence Hutchinson viii
entertain the Wednesday Bridge
Club at the Country Club at
O'Clock.
Mrs. Ralph Burt will be hostess
to the Thursday Bridge Club a
her HON. in Rhea Terrace.
There will be a meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid Society of the FITS
Methodist Episcopal Church at
D. m. in the church parlor:
The monthly meeting of the 1sa
belle Thoburn Circle of the FRS
Methodist Episcopal. Church vii
be held at 1880 p. N. in the churc:
parlor Mrs. Smith Jones division
will have charge OF the program.
The Woman's Mission Circle O.
the First Baptist Church will he
held at p. N. in the church. witt
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Samuel Leeper is spending
several days in Pittsburgh. the
guest of her niece, Mrs. Bery1
Gangwer.
Principal WE. Buckley, of the
high school, Mrs. Buckley and Miss
Malissa Crowl, the latter teach
er Of modern history in the high
school, will go to Morgantown
Thursday where they will attend
the open meeting of the English
Council to be held there They
will return here Friday evening.
Mrs. w. E. waddell, who has
been the guest of her parents, MT.
and Mrs. A. J. Stone, at their
home on Quincy street for several
weeks, is returning today to her
home at Covington. Va. She Will
be accompanied home by her
mother. Mrs: Stone, who vii pc
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Walden
and of Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Gath
right. the latter another daughter,
for several weeks.
DR.. J. C. Broomfie1d was at
Morgantown last evening where
he addressed the Business Mems
Bible Glass of the M. E. Church.
He was the guest Of NJ. T. Stsler
while there.
Mrs. Mollie Sinsell Sillman OF
Yakima, Wash. has arrived IN
the city to visit her cousin, Mrs.
A. Rishtmire. in Grand street.
Mrs. Silllnan is a native Of Taylor
County and was delegate to the
Continental Congress of the
Daughters of the American Re
volution in Washington last week,
this being her first visit in many
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COMMUNITY CLUB WILL
GIVE PARTY THIS EVENING

Anniversary services will be held
this evening by the Fairmont Com
nunity Club at the Mount Zion
Baptist Church. A fine program
Of entertainment has been ar
ranged. Following the program
there will be a chicken supper
served for the nominal sum OF rs
cents. The general public is IN
vited.
A. Y. Thornton, chairman OF the
music committee of the Overseas
Club. announced today that the
minstrel show scheduled to be put
on by the club on May IS will not
be given until later date The
postponement from the original
date is to give more time 70 per
feet the play that is to be given
according to Mr.. Thornton, who IS
the director.
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this evening at 7:45 O'Clock at the
K. of G. Hall in NJ ain street
Entertains Committee

The executive committee of tie
Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Central Christian Church was en-
tertatned last evening by Irwin
Smith at his home on Locust ave.
nue.. A business session was held
during which plans were made for
increasing the membership Of the
organization which is one OF the
largest and most active OF the en-
tire church, having an enrollmen;
OF more than 100. A lemon social
will be held in the near future, at
which time lemons containing
trophies will be sold to tho guests
and at the social it is planned t1
interest those attending in be
coming members of the Christian
Endeavor Society. The convention
OF the Christian Churches of the
state to be held in Charleston IL
the near future was discussed, anc
several of the members will at
tend th> convention as representa-
tiyes OF the society The meeting
was a most enthusiastic one ans
was greatly enjoyed by those pres
ent. At the conclusion of the bust
ness session. a social hour was en-
loved and salad sandwich lunch
con was served.
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Closing Exercises at Negro
School at Watson Very Fine

The closing exercises Of the
negro school at Watson were held
last evening. A fine program pre-
pared under the direction OF Mrs.
Julia Berry Price, teacher OF the
school, was presented. A large and
appreciative audience, was present
for the exercises. At the close OF
the program I. A.. Barnes, county
SUPERINTENDENT OF schools, present
ed the members of the graduating
class with their diplomas and gave
a short talk to the pupils.
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Quota Convention
.street

Probably ten members o. the
sEairmont Quota Club will attend
the third international Incorporat>
ed 3Quota Club convention TO pc
held at the William Penn in Pitts
Il burgh on May Is and 19. me
club very much desires to know az
2once just who will attend the con
sYention as names must be sent IN
satSonce to Pittsburgh. Plans were
discussed concerning the conVen-
stion at the noon luncheon yester-
day, and several siGniiled their
88intention of attending, but 1t IS
necessary that the committee at
pittsburgh know as soon as posi-
Bile Just how many to expect from
* Fairmont.
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Guild Entertained

Mrs. Lily Nigh and airs. Il. g.
Nuzum entertained the World
Wide Guild Of the Palatine Baptist
Church at the home of Mrs. Nigh
in Morsantown avenue last even
ing. Quite bit of business was
disposed OF, including the giving
of the annual and continuation
campaign reports. A converse
tioual hour was spent, during
which time delightful refresh
ments were served by the hostess
es and assistants.
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Celebrate Birthday

- Mrs. NJ. L. Herr1ngton, Wiz 10
residing with her nephew, Maurice
IA. Miller at the Reed home on
I Cteveland avenue, was given a De
$lightful surprise last evening when
"a number. of her friends assembled
Is help her celebrate the eighty
second anniversary of her birth. a
birthday cake with lighted candies
centered the serving table, and the
guests were served with refresh
ments during the evening. MRS.
Harrington with her nephew, L. =:
Little, is leaving the latter part OF
the week for her home in Shep-
herdstown. Mrs. Harrington is the
great aunt of Mr.. Miller, while MI.
Little is his uncle.
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rnnrnarncnt Enioxable.

Thirteen tables were used in
4 playing bridge last evening at the
weekly bridge tournament of the
Country Club, and preceding the
playing an excellent chicken and
waffle dinner was served. Mrs.
/ r., II Hartley and Mrs. Ernest
Fulton were hostesses of the
scyentnS,
Court to Meet.
IN Court u j pan q 81 Arc. Catholic
3Daughters OF America, VIII meet
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The annual convention of the
sWoman's Home Missionary Society
al Morgantown district will be held
n a the Methodist Episcopal Church
At Terra Alta on May and 5. Mis-:
MARY Collins, deaconcss of Pitts
burgh will address the Friday at
.tarnoon. session.
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To Entertain Club

Mrs. Ralph Burt will be hostess
on Thursday to the Thursday
Bridge Club at her apartment in
SRhea Terra ce.
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i LOCAL SOCIAL. EVEN Isl
For Mrs. Blair

Miss Florence Hutchinson VIII
be hostess Thursday afternoon at
the Fairmont Country Club to the
members of the "Wednesday
Bridge Club. The honor guest
will be Mrs. jackson Y. Blair. for-
merly Miss Eleanor Fox, whose
marriage was recent event IN
this city. The afternoon Will pc
spent with bridge, following the
serving OF lunch, and the honor
guest will be showered with XII
chen utensils by the CLUB mem
berS.
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Auxiliary to Meet

81 The Woman's Auxiliary of the
American Legion will hold meet
ing at 1880 this evening at the
American Legion Building. Mat
5ters of Importance will be transac-
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For Miss koletka

8 Miss Katherine Moore was nos
tess last evening at the home OIL
ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
B. Moore, in CASTOR avenue to a
number OF friends complimentary
to Miss Elizabeth Koletka OF the
high school faculty. The aHalr
was arranged as surprise 1or
Miss KoIetka to celebrate her
birthday anniversary. The gueSts
included members of the faculty
of the high school. All-were at
tired in childish costumes ana a
delightful evening was spent VIII
music and games. Refresh n1ents
were served late in the evening
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To ElkjnS.

IA number OF local women will go
TO Nj Elkins Thursday, where theJ
will attend the ninth annual con,
syention OF the central district OF
the West Virginia Federation OF
sWomen's Clubs. Among those VINO
will go will be Mrs. Otis G. wilson
Spresident of the central district
Mrs. Paul Hamilton. secretary OF
the district. and Mesdames 1ossph
Roster, L. n. Yost, q. II. t1qecn,.,-
son r.. G. Jones, Harry p Robin
Son walter r. Barnes. Avon
REYNOLDS. f. S. MCCULLOUGH. ana
n H. Powell. The local delegation
will be Joined here by club womer
from Nlannington and Morgantown
The club women will get to Elklns
& IN time to register for the opening
session and expect to return mere
son Friday evening
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TO HIoreantown.

d c. Harkins Of the high schooI
faculty and Carl McEltTesh VII
go TO Morgantown tonight WheIe
&fhey will play with the UNIVERSITY
Orchestra. MAX Lon :
%uer OF the university IS dlreceot y.
US orchestra. and several other
sant-of-town musicians will assist
+ha program. One classic to
he played will be Beethoven's first
4 svmphOny.
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Have Son

baby son was born yesterday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. john o..
Mayo at their home on Dearborn
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Home Needs and Clothes
Needs Looked to in May

May always with promises to be as busy as ever n
Profitable advantage A Spea
OF
also rich with
suggestions.
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Return Yesterday.

4
Mrs. Hugh r. Smith and MISS
I,ucie NJ. Ford returned last even
ing from Hot Spring, Ark. where
they attended the 1nternat.o saa
young Women's Christian Ass 1 =
@ciation convention, which was heia
there last week Mrs. tteu ne ra-
!. nick. who accompanied them, re-
turned here sunday evening En-
route home Mrs. Smith spent a
scoupIe Of days in ST. Louis, Mo
where she was the, guest OF Mr..
and sN1rs.W. P. Engleman, former
5T re. of this city, and Miss
Ford went to her home at Deca-
4 tnr, ILL.,, for two DAYS NlsL..
Thirty foreign countries sent 81
5,.asantatiyes to the convention,
and. there we're $4,000 delegates
snresent from tnose countries ana ana
from cities and towns Oh Tue
sIJnited States.
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EVERY BOTTLE OF WENTWORTH IS SOLD b
ANTEE OF SATISFACTION OR PURCHASE MONEY
bowel remedy know trial will convince YOU ma tier
to give you relief
REMEMBER THAT THE COUPON AND FIFTY
SIZED BOTTLE OF NERY-WORTH AT ANY DRIG s
NOT FAIL TO GIVE 1T a TRIAL
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-05
RENEWING ACQUAlNTANCES
HERE AFTER LONG ABSENCE

Walter A. Puphal Of Toy, N. Y.
is renewing ecquaintanccs in Be-
midi, Turtle River and surrounding
communities after being away from
this section of the state for Is years
Mr.. Puphal and his parents were
among the early residents of this
section, having come here by rail-
road in 1899 when there were three
trains to Bemidji each week. From
here they drove by sleigh to Turtle
River and erected a shack during
the winter. Walter ,Puphars fnthcr
Herman Puphal was one of the foun-
dcrs of Turtle River. He is now To-
Gated at Black River Falls, Wis,
Walter is now assistant Boy Scout
executive for the Troy local com
pany. He expects to spend several
days in this vicinity before return
ing home.
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LEONARD AND HAMMER
MEET IN 'RlNG..loNIIGHr
tBy United ''rr.si.

Michigan City, Ind, August S
(By j. L. O'Sullivan)-Ever Ham
mer, the Chicago swede and ""Ben-
ny" Leonard, worlds lightweight
champion are to meet at the Fitz-
simmons arena here tonight in, a
ten round no-dccision contest. The
match is to be started at about 6
o'clock Central Standard time. ,.
The champion still shows the re-
suits of the battle with Lew Tend
Ter. One eye carries Sinner. He
has done little training for the match
tonight, being confident that he
wouldn't need it. On the other, hang
Hammer has been working hard in
preparation for the match. %. 9, i
Special trains are being run from
the east to carry Eastern fight fans
to the scene Of the contest. Elks
meeting here with 5000 in attend-
arce will add greatly to the attend.
ancc at the match.
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PICNIC, AT LAKE JULIA
!: SANAToFlUMs TOMORROW

Citizens of the three counties of
Koochiching, Hubbard and Beltrami
are invited to attend the picnic to
be held at Lake Julia Sanatoriunl
Sunday, August 6. Those attending
are invited to bring their own luncn
and join in the festivities. The San
atorium will provide coffee for all
who attend.
The Bemidji Boys Band will give
a concert in connection with the pic
mic. Automobile owners are asked to
provide cars for the transportation
of the boys. Miss Leila Stanton, Sec
rotary of the Civic and Commerce
association will accept offers of
those who wish to help out in this
project.
The purpose of this picnic is to
give citizens Of the three counties
an idea of what the sanatorium is
doing for the forty patients now
being treated there,