Excerpt from The North Carolina Sanatorium for the Treatment of Tuberculosis

Mr. A. R. Kimball, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Gaylord Farm Sanatorium, writes: I take great pleasure, as Chairman of the Executive Committee of Gaylord Farm Sanatorium, in testifying to the ability and high character, the conscientious ness and which characterized Dr. W. Pendleton while for two years and a half he was assistant to Dr. Lyman, Superintend ent of Gaylord Farm Sanatorium. For nearly four months Dr. Lyman was incapacitated, being in Charlottesville, Va., recovering from a very severe op eration which all but cost 'him his life. During this time, Dr. Pendleton was in full charge and the credit of carry ing on the work of the Sanatorium is in largest part his. From my close personal experience, as I am really the business head of Gaylord Farm, I do not think the Sanatorium of North Carolina could secure a better man than Dr. Pendleton.

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