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[page 476] system? A. The system has been changed some, throughout, since I have been there. Q. But before the additions were put in how did the temperature run, as a rule? within what extremes should you say? A. Through the cold term of winter? Q. Of course, the coldest times? A. My judgment would be that they would average 80 Q. In the lodge halls? A. In the halls, yes, sir Q. You haven't had a system of thermometer regulation until quite recently have you? A. Have from time to time, yes, sir Q. In the lodge halls? A. Yes, sir, quite a number of years ago. It is somewhat difficult to keep them; occasionally get them broken there. Q. Do you know how the temperatures would be at nights? how much, if any, that would differ from the day temperatures? A. During some of our most severe weather this winter, during that severe weather this winter, during that severe cold spell, I have known them up to 85 and 90 at half past nine. Q. Isn't that too hot? A. It would be if the patients were sleeping in the halls Q. But the hall has to be heated pretty