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[page 702] over the attendants in the hospital. Ans. Yes sir. Ques. Do you not believe that there could be such discipline over the attendants in the hospital that these abuses testified to might be in some way prevented. Ans. I would not like to answer that. Ques. Do you not think there could be a more individual treatment of cases, a better classification. Ans. I have thought so. Ques. Do you not think that with a larder corps of physicians, cases could be treated more as individual cases. Ans. That is my reason for recommending three physicians, two assistant physicians. By Mr. Baker: Ques. Have there not been two assistant physicians there all the time. Ans. Until last October. Ques. When did they begin to have two assistants. Ans. I think 6 years ago, Miss. Meservey was there a year, and then Dr. Neal followed and was there about six years. Ques. Was Miss. Meservey there as a physician. Ans. Yes sir. Ques. The female physician has been tried there. Ans. I think for a year. I was not connected with the hospital then. Ques. That was abandoned and the recurred to the