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[page 449] patient, because many stay in their rooms Q. Do the visitors ever look into the lodges when patients are there? A. There may have been times when we have taken them into the lodges, not as a rule. Q. Do they not often go in and see the patients in their wild violence, frenzy? A. Not with me. Q. When they are noisy? A. Do you have reference to the lodges; to taking them into our lodge halls? Q. No. As you generally go through they see all there is there to be seen of the patients, whether noisy or not? A. Yes, sir, all that a visitor can see. Q. And if the rooms are open, look into them and examine them? A. Yes, sir Q. Did you ever know any case where they have seen patients, or might have seen them, in improper conditions? A. What do you mean, in a nude condition? Q. Yes, some what that? A. Not that I am aware of. Q. I didnt mean to put it exactly that way. I meant to say in conditions in which friends would be very sorry to have