throw  the  thing  away  and  get  new.  Now  we  are  more  careful  with
things  of  that  sort,  and  if  it  is  possible  to  repair  an  article  we  do  not
get  new  stuflF.  In  previous  times,  if  thev  had  some  tin  article  that
had  a  little  bit  of  a  hole  in  it,  they  would  throw  it  away  and  get  a
new  one.  Now  we  send  it  to  the  tin  shop  and  get  it  repaired.  In
numerous  ways  we  look  after  things  of  that  sort  and  see  that  there
is  no  waste.
Mr.  Wallace.  Do  you  sell  any  on  the  outside?

Mr.  Sanger.  Do  I  sell  any  ?

Mr.  Wallace.  Yes.
Mr.  Sanger.  Oh,  no.    I  am  not  a  salesman.
Mr.  Wallace.  Is  there  any  selling  to  outsiders  there  of  stores?

Mr.  Smyser.  Any  what?

Mr.  Wallace.  I  asked  him  do  they  sell  anything  on  the  outside?

Mr.  Sanger.  From  our  store?

Mr.  Wallace.  Yes.
Mr.  Sanger.  No  ;  we  do  not  do  anything  of  the  sort.  We  have  a
Government  institution  there,  for  the  employees  and  patients.
Mr.  Wallace.  That  is  what  I  wanted  to  know.
Mr.  Sanger.  Oh,  no.
Mr.  Wallace.  Have  you  at  any  time  made  a  report  to  the  superin-
tendent showing  an  itemized  statement  in  full  of  receipts  and  dis-
bui-sements  of  the  farm  which  resulted  in  a  gain  or  pront  of  $9,000?

Mr.  Sanger.  I  believe  a  copy  of  that  report  was  exhibited  here.
While  that  was  a  profit  of  $9,000,  we  do  not  pretend  to  say  it  was  an
actual  profit  from  the  farm.  That  was  made  in  comparison  with  the
Central  State  Hospital  of  Virginia,  which  we  were  compared  to.
