Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 277, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1922 — Page 6

118 PATIENTS RECEIVE CARE OF SUNNYSIDE Month’s Report Shows Service and Activities of Sanitorium. According to the monthly report of Dr. H. S. Hatch, superintendent of Sunnyside Sanatorium, there were a total of 118 patients, of which flfty-sli were mer., thirty-five women and twenty-seven children on March 20. The Marlon County commissioners today received a copy of the report showing that a total of fonrteen patients w.->re discharged during the month ending March 20. A total of twenty-eight patients were admitted last month. REFORT OF PATIENT DEPARTMENT FILED. The report of the activities of the outpatient department for last month Is as j follows: Visits made to homes of patients. 85; j visits made In behalf of patients (sanato-1 riumj. 52; total of patients under super- j vision of supervisor of Indianapolis free ; tuberculosis clinics, county nurses and 1 fresh-air school nurses, 20S; number of visits made during the month by same, j 24; total number of visits made in behalf of Sunnyside patients. 1G1; nnm-i ber of telephone messages for or about j patients, 59; number of letters written , for or about patients. 12; number of patients taken to or from sanatroulm In nurse's car. 1; days spent at Sunnyside Sanatorium, 8; number of clinics held exclusively for sanatorium cases 8; number of new patients attending these clinics. 12; number of visits from old; patients. S2; total number of visits of j patients to Sunnyside clinics, 44 j num-1 ber of applications for admission to Sun- j nyslde during the month. 27: number of j applicants rejected, 3: number of applications on band, 44; estimated number of 1 contact cases In homes of new patients ] visited during the month (children) 25. ] (adults) 27, total, 62; number of cases i referred to Flower Mission for hospital | care, 4; number of cases referred to Flower Mission for 3; number of j cases referred to Charity Organization So -' eietv. 2; number of cases referred to Pub-1 lie Health Nursing Association. 2; num-, ber of cases referred to Fresh Air School, 1. PER CAPITA COST FOB TWELVE MONTHS **.*39. The total pay roll for the month ; amounted to $2,118.42, the report shows j The per capita cost for twelve months ending Feb. 20, 1922, was $2,239 and the : net per capita cost to Marlon County for the same period was only $1.99. The drily per capita cost for a twelve-month period ending March 29 was $2,255 and the per capita cost for the same period of Marlon County was $2.03. The report shows that the total costi of food served from Feb. 21 to March 20. Inclusive, was *2,194.50. The total number of trays served was 2,267 and 1 the total number of patient days amounted to 3,196.

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Ton can make the finest grape Jelly you ever tasted In ten minutes from bottled grape Juice at a cost of only 7 or 8 cents for a big six-ounce glass. This Jelly Is much better flavored than that made by the old method requiring unripe grapes, because grape Juice Is pressed from ripe, full-flavored grapes. This Is the way to make It: Measure out 4 cups (1 qt. bottle) of grape juice and 7)4 level cups (3)4 lbs.) of sugar into large sauce pan, stir and bring to bolL Add at once 1 bottle (scant cup) of CERTO, stirring constantly and bring to hard boU for one minute. Remove from fire, skim and pour Into glasses at once. This makes 15 six-ounce glasses of the very finest grape Jelly for only 7 or 8 cents a glass and it's so easy even a child can do it. CERTO is pure concentrated fruit pectin (Mother Nature’s Jell Maker) the use of which Is so highly Indorsed by government authorities and cooking experts and is obtainable from most any grocer or druggist. Accompanying each bottle of CERTO Is a book giving nearly a hundred recipes for making all kinds of Jama, Jellies and marmalades by the famous CERTO Process, which takes only 1 minute boiling and never fails. For extra free copies of the CERTO Book of Recipes write Pectin Sales Company, Inc., Dept. 182, Rochester, N. X. Important: Be enr* to make yonr Strawberry, Raepberry, Blackberry and Cherry Jam and Currant Jelly this year with CERTO. Costs leas, looks and tastes better, and never falls. If your grocer or druggist does not have CERTO, please call Miss Klein, Main 4900 to learn where to obtain it.—Advertisement.

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Advocates Bible Be Edited Along ‘Newspaper Lines * CHICAGO, March 3L—Modern clvlMsatoln needs & new Bible edited along ‘•newspaper lines," Dr. J. M. Vance of Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio, declared before the national convention of the Religious Education Association here. The new book, according to Dr. Vance, should carry headlines, subheads, editorials and news bulletins. It shoul'i contain the same old and new testaments, he said, but should be "put np In a style to meet the needs of the twentieth century." "Biblical literature should be stressed. Young America Is totally ignorant of the Good Book as It Is now written. Something should be done to acquaint them with Its great truths.”

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auspices of the League of Women Voters here last night. Mr. Beveridge said the duty and responsibility of the Senate, when passing upon a treaty, is far weightier and graver than the dnty and responsibility of the President, for the President or the Secretary of State, acting as hla agent, can merely negotiate a treaty, while the power and responsibility of making effective and putting It Into force falls upon the Senate alone. TREATIES CANNOT BE REPEALED. Fow persona realise the fact that a treaty once ratified cannot be repealed as simply as Is the case with a law. It cannot be changed without the consent of both parties to the treaty, the speaker said. "If today public sentiment favors the enactment of a certain law,” Mr. Beveridge said, "and Congress accordingly passes that law. and tomorrow public sentiment changes. Congress can repeal or amend that law, as the people then desire. But, If today public sentiment

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favors the ratification of a treaty, and the Senate accordingly ratifies that treaty, and tomorrow public sentiment changes, the Senate cannot repeal or amend that treaty as the people then desire. "The President can do nothing except to negotiate a treaty—he has no power whatever beyond that. The Secretary of State Is nothing but the President's agent. A treaty, when negotiated, is merely a proposal, exactly like an unsigned contract. RATIFICATION LIKE SEALING MORTGAGE. “A treaty does not become binding— Indeed, It does not become a treaty at all—until the Senate ratifies the treaty. Ratification of a treaty by the Senate Is

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exactly Ilka the signing and sealing of a mortgage by the owner of property when mortgaging that property. "A Senator who allows partisan politics to sway him for or against a treaty Is false to the Republic, betrays hla oath of office, and violates the Constitution. No words of condemnation exist strong enough to brand properly such a public servant. Party politics stop at the seashore. Wo* the America when this golden rule of patriotism Is abandoned by American Senators.” X-RAYS FOR PET DOGS. LONDON, March 31.—An X-ray outfit has been presented to the People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals of the Poor and Is In constant use.

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