c
mapder shaking hands with the Duke
Gen. Pershing bestowed the Congressional Medal uerritain’ s hero
at. services at Westminster Abbey. The photo shows the American com-
of Connaught outside the Abbey.
on
the
picture production co
To Select Team
_- éiiIDGBPon'r. Nov. 1.-—An candi-
dates for this year's K. o: C. bowling
team are requested to be on hand this
evening at the club rooms to partici-
pate in the elimination contest to de-
cide upon the‘pm-toppers to represent
the Caseys in the State tournament
wfiick will get under way about the
of December.
"7 sectional State League. which will
’ praCtically all of the follpwing
arrangements for the season
he completed at a meeting of all
t the Councils mentioned above, to
be held next Sunday. at the local
chapter rooms.
Charley “’eincrt to"
'3 Box Harry Greb
7‘ .Photographs of Charley Weinert,
the Newark Adonis. show him to be
lean of body and slender of limb.
This is accepted as evidence of train-
!act then Harry Greb will do well to
:ring with Weinert at the Garden, New
York. next Friday night.
Red Sox Draft
_ Hartford Pitcher
m3. Nov.
3651! Son of
.—The 1!
Thomas I.
by
(Zip)
for the Mord club, of the
League. became known here
Gal. as far as motion picture production is con-
1. who ls,seen in the picture with his young daugh-
the lawn of their home in Bayslde, L. 1.. says that 80
motion pictures made in America are filmed on the
coast, while.” per cent. of them are made in the East.
:' in due cm of fine will reach the pinnacle of motion picture
and tint the Pacific coast will sink into oblivion as the -
ma
’whohummmelron’l‘ra "byRexBeach.
That
ntre is the assertion made by Mr,
MAAAAAAL fflllfl ,5
m VISIT NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 1.—A repres-
entative Yale committee has now ar-
ranged the details of the special Cons
vocation which is to be held at half
past ten on the morning of-“Saturday.
Novefiiber 12th. for the purpose of
conferring the honorary degree of
Doctor of Laws upon Marshal Fer-
dinand Foch. These arrangements
are now made public for the first
time. .—
Thi Convocation. which is thb
third occasion of the sort in history
of the University. due to the estab-
ilished policy of awarding honorary
gdegrees at the June Commencement
will be similar in the main to that
held in the fall of 1919 when p the
same degree was conferred upon Car-
dinal Mercier. The program will be
brief. and simple, and will include a
rendition of the Commemorative Od‘e
entitled “A. D. .1919,"
which was composed by the
'Dean Horatio Parker of the Yale
School of Music,“ and the words by
Brian Hooker of the Class of 1902.
in: by the 3939511131!» If such is thelThe Ode will be rendered under the
idirectlon of Dean David Stanley
lighten his belt before entering theismith by the New mven Symphony
Orchestra and the Horatio Barter
Choir.
,_ Formal invitations \ver'e sent dur-
ing the latter part or the past week
to various representatives, individuals
and others who are to be included in
the necmrily limited attendance at
the Convocation. Only written appll~
‘cations are being considered tor any
Jr. or 91mm pitcher last gpossible remaining seal: finer tum.
formally invited have. been 'anoted
*An—h
the music of.
lath’
' their desire and their ability to care
This picture shows Count Ella?”
his wife, the ex-Empress Zita, were
‘-
s astle at Totes. Hungary.
throne of Hungary. .
Capt; Burial: of Georgia. Tech (on left) shaking hands with
mantxlnmgcrodPennStntoJustbeicrethengameotflm . .-
Polo Grounds in New York city, from which Penn State W A. -‘ 1 ,
- ‘ _ Victorious by
rangemcnts is made up of. Mr. Thom-
as W. Farnani Chairmanf‘mr. Minottf
A. Osborn, Secretary. and the 10110
Aug 'ofiicers of the University; Provost
Walker, Mr. Keogh, Deans‘ Angler.
Twitchell, Jones, Chittendén, Cross
Brown. Kendall, Smith. Swan. um-
ey and Winternltz. Professors C. C.
Clark. Olive Day, C. ' W. Mendell:
Nettl ton and Reed, major Boyle and
Mr. F. B. Johnson. ’
A W
* ON THE nosri'rAIs
MISUNDERSTANBINGS
(Continued on Page Nine)
1“ , _
The patient and his needs aré the
first consideration of the filos’pitai
Hospitals are rounded to help sick
people. Their purpose is to 119st
the sick and suffering to health. To
put it succi'fictly, the liospiital revolv-
es around the patient; not the patient
around the hospital. With the patient
as the focal point. let us ask and ans-
wer a few questions. ’ '
1. Is it true that the hospital will
not receive a patient without pay in
advance or guarantee that the
patient’s hospital expenses will be.
paid? If so. why?
Not true! The inquiries which are
made of patients or their physicians
are to enable the hospital to place paw
tie‘nts in room or ward according to
for the bill.
, 2. Is it true that a; patient's finan-
cial ability or that or his family or
relatives is investigated before the pa-
tient receives medical examination
and treatment? If so, /why. 9‘ '
\. .‘
Not true. ' If the patient comes to
the hospital in .hnmedlate need 0 ~
hospital service. the/ , '
The University Committee on Ars‘
. out patient (or relativaaflxo ls respon-
oceanofzstofl._
~ the. p lent is in need at im-
mediate treatment. isitgiven him be-
tore his financial ability‘ is love stlgat-
ea ? ’ '
‘Yés, 'Any public {;hospltal that
would not give treatment at once 11-
"der such circumstances. leaving ll
later its financial inv igation. would
e unworthy of public nfidence and:
support. . ‘
7 4. What are your spatem and rul-
es regarding the luv actuation and
questioning of patients or relatixes
upon the arrival of the; patient at the
hospital ‘2 ,
The physicians of mast of our pri-
dations for them before the patient
reaches the hospital.
tient reaches the hosp til it he
quires immediate hosfital attention
the ttention is ‘ ed first and
mat y chart is filled sire later. If he
not in immediate ' of hospital
e. t e_ Liston" hm is filled out
at the 0 cc before tile batiem is
cenducted to his room.’When the his-
tory chartis being 13 explanation
of rates is made ’a‘rd “that: they are
payable each week .Agter a reason-
able length of time as expired with-
sible for bill) making any attempt tQ
pay bill. or giving analr excuse why
he has not. he is apprQaChed regard
ing his in cottons. »
vate patients resetve t eir accommo- 1
. Copyright by Underwood 5: Underwood.
where tanner Emperor Charles and
seed under arrest after the failure of their coup d' chat to regain the
'fr
‘7
Princess Joachim and her son. Prince has]
Frederick wishes to
raise him. but. although he is backed by the Hohensdllern family, the
Princess stands a 890d
3 year ago last summer.
show to win. Prince Joachim committed
CHINESE ENVO’I’S WIFE SITS FOR PORTRAIT.
Mme. Wellington Koo, ppsing air the noted artist Edmund Dulac.
Mme. Kooisthewiie otthe Ambassador-to Englandandwfll ooonbo
\ rescues.
seen in thiseountry. when her husband attends the W con-
w»
commodqgtions ‘or any on
cept the chronic
a or
K The management of the hospital
deesn't claim tlfit its judgment is per—
test.
however. that directors, and superinm1
tendént. and nurses and doctors all
want to do what is beSt for the pa-
iient? Difficult situations arise almost
daily. calling for prompt decisions. It
is not hard to imagine cases where
there would be room for difference of
opinion or of judgmeng. Is it not fair
«so go on the assumption that all con-
corned are doing their sincere best fur
the patient? If there have been misz
understandings is it not more credit-
rent it reasonable to suppose
1 statement or the facts, rather
the to; spread the criticism lay-word-
' or méuth and see it grow beyond re-
.workistogoon. ~
" the foreign debt interest.
Amons-Waish amendment. which
actual cost ot’senrlce‘ The hospital is
dependent upon public support if this
MAY POSTPONE
vorrnon TAX
REVISION BILL
Continued frT—‘m first Page
11qu
bonus advocates also had in reserve
another amendment introduced late in
the day by Senators Simmons. ofi
North Carolina. and Walsh of Mass]. 1
- chusetm. Democratic members of the
Finance committee. This amendment;
proposes payment of the bonus out of-
While majority leaders said they
planned today the Reed proposal on
the table. when fox-inaus— presented,
they had not decided last night what
course they would take with the Sim-
1L3
authors declared would “make the is-
sue clearly one of bonus or M11118
without raising the question! of the
condition of the public treasury
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, nun “cum AWAY
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