Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1926, Page 5

THE SI,'S'])AY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. APRIL 25. IQ%— PART 1. BLANTON CONDUCTS RIGID CROSS-EXAMINATION AFTER CLASH (Continued from Fourth Page.) CARICATURES AND ROUGHNECK county 1t e finda.it 18 all cights that | was Haadiey’s' demotion:, M. Fen 1Ot C it Navarall dave AxD ME L Fenniin e it ey et BRI oo it inliies and that the assets are in|ning denied this, declaring the demo- | ner Lommitiee piained he conferred with Afaj nw‘ e e u S et GoveTAm AL good shape, and he examines them [tion of Headlev was made on recom- | o . Avnold, national guardianship offe Yeo." B Amaa tat they are all right. then | mendation of the major and superin- | Hearings SUMMON cer of the nureau, for about 10 min. Yon said that vofi have not vie. S he goes n'n-.fl whhn;l‘l 'm‘\"":"ofll‘; tendent of police :l‘nd approved hy - ntes in a ease which Mr. Blanton had Jated section 300 of title 5 of the Worl ¢ expense of taking testimony. I would |the Board of Commissionens F . . rharged he (Fenning) had acte e S R ety £ | AV Tha of ‘ANl the canes referred o anse o his demo | FeNMing as Witness prone adiacen ed by the act of March 4. 1125, be. ¢ 5 the anditor, 80 per cent. and mayhe | tion?" asked Mr. Gilbert | : AfBdavits af twe clerks at the St cauge von say that vou siand in the| 85, no testimony is taken. “}He was demoted in the interest of ( ‘‘ommissioner Fenning and Her Elizaheth's Hospital that Mr. Fens same choes as vour ward, and that Now, Mr. Fenning sald Mr. | zood police administration and for the | bert L. Davie anditor of the Su- |ning had complete access 1o the fileg e vl e ik fomeic | Blanten. “that money is already in|gond of the service.” | preme Court of the District. Will |of the institution alsn was denfed un ward had the rizht 1o g0 1o the Ver | b your hands when you render that ac “'Was there any specific charge?" he invited as witnesses before the |cnyivecally hv the witness. He fur- b it aninicrer & isimior | connt, fsn't ft? i e TR | two hearings. which will be re | ther testified that the investigatin compensation. von have the same It is in my hands as committee.”| = “What was #t>" sumed tomorrow. by the veterans |t ha 5o ent ) N vanre ago gave him L e I T ally in your MAnds® | . ofhete was mo specifiy charge, but| rommittes and the subcommittee | clean bill of health. He had been No. sir. Not a cent of the fidu-| was enough in the cireumstances of | Of the House District committee AT s b i e L ety B ‘ ciary monex has ever been mingled | ihg oparafion of the Trafic Buresu The Gibson subcommittse, which | 2089 00 the inautcy because of the Avers s atdymiiiten it G0N by e with my own funds or With | {he jack of harmony hetween the office | had Mr. Fenning hefore it vester MU BRoS ok skt < srensman Welty of Ohlo. who was 7 | ¥y other fduciary fund O e ana the TraMo | day for neariy four hours, will re |, ol SENIQR chazked that sevetel member of Congress a short 1ime ’ " —_— . s < s Tt Js in the National Savings &|'Rureau to warrant my approving the 10 i Dt e > bl % | Trust Co. fn your aceount as com:|major's rerommendation. = ”:'x” ,I rector Eldridge, had ap Not that | now recall.” ; mittee. fan't i7" ‘It was just & cofncidenca that this PRI ItE i ha Al il A e PR fbl it bt Y CRER R T _ Yes | took place just after veur chauf | !0 continue with Mr. Fenning and [\, ./ L raffic bill and were WS CaRA =AY is e eREeH K 5 Hvn | “1n ix already controlled hy you. QC‘ Toilr. woie oI T o TG e tn question Mr. Davis next il ’: nal in having stricken from ampos mentis in geiting & elam that if you were 1o give your check | [ have naver haard the susgestion Chairman Jehnson of s = brotislon predentile thronzh the Veterans Burean inj {10 this commitiee they would be able [ 4. harainfore that there was any . frans’ committee sald last night | (5 rom utilizing parking space vhich he charged more than 10 de | ° [ 10 cash it? | 1| connection hetween the two things. It | that his commitiee expects to have | Gl s s LI A1 know that the court has sen Vew But 1 can net do it wntil 0GR heglunaly & coincidance.’ Mr. Fenning hefare hiz committee ared that although the printed rer N e o : > is approved. e which meets in the veterans' com. | 7' showed onlv a “half line” of te= Sl { 3 | “You could do It if you saw fit Says He Visits Wards. mittes toom on the ffth floor of |timony ziven bv Mr. Fenning. the S aidne) . couldn’t you? You could glve a rvhm'lkl; Mr. Fenning was pressed hy Mr.| 'he House Office Building, at 10:30 latter neverthsless “made” Maj. Hesse e e Rt e e T |10 this committee and the bank would | o ok on whather| o'clock tomoxrow mornirigs. “If the | "y he was opposed to the provision represented a non compos mentis to honor it? he sees all of his wards, and the wit District committee wants Mr. Fen Mr. Fenning denied these allegations zet a claim through the Veterans Would Be Possible. hieas! Aeqlared ie visfis: (hem - fre.| D0k and M. Davie weiwilf iave | |10 e¥ery particular Bliraau. and on hat one ichse 1ions quenty. plenty of nther witnesses we ran Mr. Blanton informed the witness that one fee. the court sentenced him “1t would be a physical possibility “Dr. White has testified that ybu| N®Ar.” Mr. Johnzon said | that one of the hotels here had “‘sold h SRE AR IR Mhe HOTIHonEs ¢ ? certainly.” | e ibort 98 Anrds ating Pliiabehs) = oe e - | the patRing spdce it front of fhe “All you are getting by that order |, ;g Sp. ey vicited them on the Fenning Asks Questions. ¥ is for the court to let vou separate it | 200 LI, L (0 adkie 1x That n | three voung attornexe working for | “Did the court anthorize the fee” ::mn your "fl:"_""" account and PUL o pect statement of your visita? | him. Asked by Mr. Blanton if he con knn’\\ dnr ~m; We will see about that later.” XN your, Owi. asked Chairman Gilhert tinued to draw his commissions, the! "I dont know replied Mr “Yes |” Sabne non il netotiea I get authority of the auditor and "5, () gone ' gand deal of visiting | witness replled in the affirmative Fenninz. Mr. Fenning court to include that allowance.™ ' here at the hospital on Sundayv, par- | Mr. Fenning was taken (o tas I think as Commissioner of this In that very account there the| . i,y gince | hecame Commis |Mr. Blanton for spending $107.61 in court_allows you $42 for one YeArs ... " (5 the Summer time | do a funerai services for ane of his wards | premium hond, dossn't U2 L I grear deul of my Vinifing in the early | when, he charzed. the same procedure s It Fistace: M eCoN & “"|fi§| ven't looked It up. nee hours of the evening and hefore i could ha ohtained from the Vete, itier 3 Macee bler iimtre N 1 | 6. o zeis dark, hefore the patieni zoes to | Burean nndertaker for $32 M the Supreme Conrt of the District o . . | orty-iwe doflars and SiXUNS g TRy in the Winter time 1 do A | ning defended his act. declaring 't bl [ eonts for an annual premium BOMZ gond deal of it on Sundays |war eommensurate with tha gnod e ell, it says i I< that a correct statemeni? ls It | standing in life af his ward o ad. mizsloner was “ronfederati wit i did. and he hon me in ac |18t Blantom Itk ieatete oy b I wonld sav his estimate ls very | thai the =im expended waz the net copting my Invitation R R minute: hers faiy and the time exceaded the time halance Al the deceased’s matate. The Mr yvrv\‘l::yy'--‘::na:»\:u'v";;”'hn‘yt".:\‘-jvdJle‘ 5 MThers are twa honds, hut it covers | 5! ot hy him ‘»:.;.L.vv:’,‘sv..»:;,‘ o q:;:’ n anwer to m;‘-"r-"“”vn; boitner: sl “Chief Iustice McCoy came from [ one case \dfl'l’"m. “"‘";“""_h"”""‘l ten *Saya He Drew Commiscions. e s h ek Tne Leorpasating | AGIMIER Jongress to the District * Supreme From the Conaressional Rocovd, Sixtv-ninth Congress. Firsl Session, i one; phueing his service in the Army Mr.|and owned nne share of the enrpora “va;‘" our should =ay. ahout 10 or 1 909" Conieying the: Proceedingsia iFsdan o b el P o ~reased during Fenning deciared he was ahle 1n visjt | tion's stock Chatrman years azo. He was first an assoclate | p Lo 0, <7 i WL gl sl ! h “\ s :‘a,::nh. .\:‘n:vr:\"“‘flhmn o |his warde and that he filed very few | The witness was cross-examined | Iv procedure. and Mr. Fenning added Justice, and then upon the resignation pe h’j'”‘mwh" But there is an item |rases in court. Puring the war period. | briefiy hy Mr. Blantan on his noetur | T that 1 deny 1 ever confederater af Chief Justice Covington he hecame Mr. Blanton—Look here what The Star did the other day. Look at the LG : | he explain T Rlantan. he had(nal visii” te the Vetarans’ Rureau with anyhodr on any subject chief justice. 1 became acqualnted {carieature they put in there about me the other day. trving to make me look 3 X [ F 35200 a0 you 5 per eont Cm | m———eeeeeeeeeee with him afier he came on our bench.” | like a roughneck. (Laughter.) A : ‘m[w'm e A right. 1= that a fact? 1 have not only the same right aume ita hearing tomorrow at a'clock in the caucus room of the ato House Office Ruflding. It expects the vet huilding for $2.500 1o a taxicah eon cern. The witness wae asked if he Distriet you had better he findinz o eomething ahont the penple’s hue nese " said Mr. Rlantan. This remark was zreeted with apnlause don't snoen on th ratorted You hecame Commissioner June 5 Who swore vou in. Mr. Commis sioner? lx the commissioner When Mr. Rlantan declzred the com parking space. for commereial nze Fenning chauted ahove o thesa peapla” Dn voy sa ‘ callsd Tor orde Mr. Blanton then addressed Chair | - w, when a reputable newspaper puts a picture of a Congressman In 1 presume so. man Gibson: | : P man. 1 introduce in the | @ Daper. thex are supposed to gel rhat picture from a reputahle photographe: | : reives A 1 o atarent fnnishad | Tell me what photographer made that picture. There is no photographer's | o 6% Ist ."’(fl'lg(lgl’ Bond o et e en T The. Vererans’ | name on it. They fixed it up. (Laughter.) And they think I am zoing to stand . | Mr. Fenning. vou said thai yeur “Wh / Rureau showing that with respect to |.for it.” | soticitor's hrr'nw 1AL was tasued i ere wards—that ix. World War veters you by these four companies t NO eriishiom | theCom missloner 1o o el The “caricature” In quest E of Representative Rlanton in “v-mn-nv would expire an oty 1 uardfan or committee, that of Thelr | 1he fsxue of The Star of Monday. April 19, 1926, 1t was a partial reproduction ; he ones that vou held in the BC funds the United States Veterans' Bu- | of a photograph taken by a member of the staff of the National Thoto o in (5 ceding vear expi on May 1 4 ‘ wan has paid over to him $723.855.87. | Representative Blanton’s office, at the Capitol. The original of that photograph vk didn’t they decurity 1 introduce thai in the record. and it | js reproduced ahove, with The Star's illustration heneath fi. The only altera I pUREUITES 80 ¢ fact that o i« already in the record tion from the original was the reduction of tha print from the full fizure to A ofk Knots asiaimLeL Ol ve e States Fidelity & Guaranty Co. of Baltimore Offers Davis Certificate. Iheuen or the subject, an the assumption thai thal was the most important 3 L S e e 11000000 of assets: or by the Marvland Casualty Co 1 call attention of t.e Commis| gioner to a certificate executed b Herbert L. Davis, auditor of the preme Court of the District of lumbia. certified to in March xhowing the commissicns and attor e e nev's fees paid to Frederici A Fen:|cent amounting o $21304° lsn't|feel that there must he a considerahle SEALs e Rt ver Ming. Bsa. as commitiee o a1irmes |t eo. Al Commissioner | number, becatise some time azo Chief L of lunatic cases: but the.e <! ofhe audit is here directing such | Justice McCoy adopted a practice LS il lte bena s N ailiot Protected.: Denominations, $100 -$500-$1.000 Insured: The first mortqages underlying these 6% Bon cured against loss of cither princspal or snterest by the [ nited “T don’t know Is a Raltsmore. wsth over $36.000000 assefs. Fhey have heen doing it Whether or not the picture actually makes him look like a ron neck as Mr. Blanton claims. obviously The Star has nat tried to “cavicature’ him vears. haven't ihey 3 | inte “looking Mke a roughneck.” and econsequently remains “a reputable 'hey have for some vears Guaranteed Fach issue of these bonds is the dyrect obhgation of oy e ADaper.” And vorr presumption would i if thev have heen doing it for '0 » M Surety well managed mortgage company. i e e B e on e L that that were pending in ib el e e g in i owanc which was somewhat at variance with ) S et thes r : Court of the Disirict of (clumbla; ol | “iYea, Now. have you examinedithe fthe practice {heretofore adopted with thioee conipuiiien UEhLDOY = These honds are secured by first mortgages on real estate May EonoStuing vecords that the auritor made after | respect 10 fixing the commission o1 BN T T 1 waultnk thEGY for not more than 60% of the appraised value of the property The equity rule Mr. Femninz was ie | {hain e e g e O he ol | Answer Is this: This money Is not pay- | mission up to May 1 HAREEAY : 5 ”'/‘.m,“,\(d yrpbol te progerty, e e i the record on this™ asked the| practice was alwayvs to refer a rase|#ble to me under this order of the Yes and in most cases for not over 0% of the appraised zalue i :{;'a:n'd"‘zm; A ot . | wimiEes i the a,ndholr ,m,:. v;:. the m.;]m., o court, H'v“\’vhr\val‘vdylr»v ;)n.»v»md\: i oin Makes Second Explanation. LAppraisement made by disnterested parties and an edditsonal 2 Sy s mass < Yes, wherein he says s own motion. if he wanted fo, fix|the accoun on see, the auditor 1% 5 cosn e avary # . s and n"nldmr on May 1. 1953 L‘—"»!“ [ “Has it been filed.” interrupted Mr.|(he amount of commissions and fees o e o e Mr ‘”m,",”:';"..Al.uhm";‘ e Vet independent apprassesnent wade by the Surety Company be- Aftecta thedlve cses for W e nder the | Fenning Some time ago—r would say probably |In stating an account to {nclude a|Sle one sf UReEE SalCh o0qy by ana St e aaiolarakiee io file his anntal account under th | *Cye wherein the auditor says| hres vears ago—one judze—and I|commission 1o the committee to pay | Shanss BWIHE TUY PEns T ive rar : g S0ul. e Tiese commissions 1At |y oy fmartiCH Hi o Ao 10 Aot cememndr who it Was-_vased | (he,moun named In the audi e e e Msseaaoes Tstle to all properties cxamined and auavanteed | Nir Teceived on thos ; " JmpUnt NS dn ' |he rendered annmal accounts hefore g bl Me Eeniing had 3 Cel o O i Jiber centjor 218104 heidia iouses any | AN ohlectlon o the anciter ITMEInR | You will pardon me for intrerupt- |1, '8 Yt that BUeeen £ sponsible Title Guarantee Co. caser , fees ar lise of summoning witnesses. Th an account an allowance for com: | ing. bui while we are on the analysis b f e vl g , e ‘"‘";1:‘5‘5"“2". s aReh e s miseions or foas, nnfess the precise |of this hing. | wanted to understand | NO% "';" “:"‘ :r ”:;d"” e G d 1f desired. these honds may be purchased on the N owy oW r .. s xplan . order of v vence had directed the it that is all Hibe and | ready done it, you wou et another 34 L s B it not being certified. T will have i { AR— oheu: F8E lof vaferenceha) divected the) Ity (el da il s M. SRS RO el compniaslor ™ ‘on' fhese” faci] Juarantee Plan of Deferved Payments. and 5% interest =il be allozoed submit it 10 the Commissioner to s fHave yon 4 copy of that? 1 ean i NI SN eaunoe I he has any objection to 1" handing | eXplain that e yen." sald Mr. Fen says Practice Is Revised s ot 1y & long sight. Titried 10 ex ;s | by an Rond Department. it 1o Me. Fenning). “prepared hy the | ning. e e RO saot L He St e e ) Jlain that te vou a few minutes azo e dend | T am asking you for that informa In other words, if the couri hat I mav undersiand Vgl | WIS ERAE 18 300 2 BT Ty commie on installments as pasd. For further suformation consult our Veterans Bureau e A reont . ine how « this ju E e at o o 23 ' Ar o oy v | think yon o 1o ow t t] P thought vou were ,',‘:‘,h_":,',’wf:,"';?,d”,'_‘f,’m,,"‘ e eian ”f.’.‘,""”"g“” what that | L e was not requited, nor | out _having any evidence before hand, | telligent and I thought you wete L be no longer has ‘to file anhuali ac BE & Tan e S SRR was he at liberty, to inelude in that [and not having an audit heforehand?" andiog 1. it Uhe wieced counte under the eqnity rule. | want o it see out i 5 Hsps ob GNk | LOOONEL B mimens o feer. B8 0 ’ O gl e N Surety Co. { to offer that in evidence. Is theve lrecord court adopted the praciice of meluding Reads Sworn Statement. u-.q(z]m-n‘ Jou out agai 1408 H St. N.W’ Viain 2456 2 s in the order of refarence a definite e G 1 . All righ St IV, ), 2 any ohjection Yes it snsbRiCIbii o ihe AWANEF 6 He 1akes my sworn statement and “There are twa things an annual Fenning Refuses to Act. Is the anditor's record and my ac reads ft account and an annual repart of Under Supervision U. S. Treasury < ; report on fees or allowances . connt of this estate? Let me show Bl Bt i v s at ie i, e just takes vomy Ponitdnink hnt ¥ ishouid She ) ol Something Sabout SUhe Ssditr i T aiohe Platinie Mrijshy - o AT sta lament mithout anyg [ I am talking aboui an annual ac ct or oppose.” said Mi. | vecord { don't want to go into #il that nvestigation and allows on your|ooun; Yeu will fle from ane = the maximum ¢ ymission. | oo . anning Blanton knows th Wali a minnte. | want ta ask T b R L & ax 2 member of the committee he can yvon LR I= that the practice? . i 2 - . offer it. 1 didn’t prepare it and 1 You want 10 he fair. don’t you o P HERNISOETT Nat aquite that.” % i b yem “,'."n’,‘".’,lf,a",;m?”z' | B dan't know anything abont it terrupted Mr. Fenning. Ors ii% & apK Zthe Miosltion hat Yonay slsc? s i Mr. Ferning ’ 1t the Commissioner requires I want to bhe perfectly fair with | he would fix the amer m‘“{ et i He takes my sworn statement and | T Al aciett Ahatian A proper | | will have a member of the \eterans' | vou. Here it is right here thanding | self. that he did noi meed nny vecom. | [024% that and he refers the cawse 1o e 2 | Bureas swear 1o it: but this was given | ir 1o Mr. Fenning). T quoted it in the | mendation from the auditor, nnd that | (e auditor for a_etatement of ec SeIne s & coniplimanls {e Dt Ais mior ning by Director HItes | Resord of April 5. T have iquoted the |.afies the widitor had reported. Haa/count. Inistating iv, ‘he includea the R PR Dok unel B e o BisfoMts a& & true SESMENt.” | ciatamunt (f ihe wudllor. YolbWARE | Eioled n’ beoiaL. Ana Jhe parers | comuiission L D in asamecai~ak it =aid Mr. Blanton . | 9iise A ticey e e Gkt R S L R el But he fixes in that nrder the|YOU are in aw 5 Mr. Blanton,” interrupted Mr. Fen. | TUGEE JEENOY A SO o from the | aontous the aceount, he would ook |amount of the commission o LR | ning. 1 have absolutely no Sround | auditor's tecord reads this way:|them over and he eould 1ell whether Wait & minute. fudge. You appre.| 0L 2 " upon which 1 could oppose thal. g O i e | e A Ot \was | plateithe fact that ehie audifor In st | s ltin iy L pans "[ have no disposition 10 oppose it. But || “ Zoen se. + 7 Per Or WAS |ing the aceount. if he finds anything | 'ha' . P in this cause, it appeared that na \se. | nov proper e s LR Cites Hendles Case. do not ask me to agree to A thing ful purpose would be served % & i o McCoy's Position Cited. would not go ahead and state it: he| Mr. Blanton brought up the case of | {¥ide z < the demotion of Inspector Headley. | |4 You Can Paint 200 Square Feet of that 1 have never seen before.” This shows that concerning these Reads Preceding Quotation. G e wonld call the court’s attention 1o the hief Justice McCoy took the view | o0 0" gicerepaney or anvthing that | beginning hic inquiry from .June 17| dead cases, that is, discharged cases— -Read the quotation on the preced that he would rather examine the ool lo %0 it ion.” of last year when Mr. Fenning's car when | say dead | mean ones that ; 3 i one s e not pending. that have been | \JF &?;f:{n:‘h Arst one.” Interrupted | papers first when they came In with | understand that. | Wasv located by Policeman Gore “in | ebraed of-thal b ‘thinsesicanes iche| “IMRRN . Lt Ucaline i Wiierore IS BWUEN Statement of netilces LoD | ‘Wihen the aiditor geix down, (o hisij@ nojparking area.” tha ultimate re- | eran a Oors Orc e s e c Vetorans’ Buveai had turned over tol . Sl gt e o ections contained | dered: he would rather examine them | pookkeeping and checking of the ac-'sult of which, the Texan charged. : > ’ L A enic e on e DICC ONE RO S i ina (i BT IO N e e S a0y 310424058 lnw a totalicom: (o0 OIIEN 0° Eae BOME ol |include by way of fees and commis. L Or the Decks and Floors of a Boat { a . 2. 192 swions. And that was a much prefer K nsation and insurance sl i T DR O S aBAliion 10 ithe Migure | . UDEr order of thaoourL.[Hinler: | apje ipian, Decauike it enabled he/ dis. | 4 WITH REAL . e " | count and not run over to the next <ked Mr. Gibson i - S : B atal that this—Uismbitoy | OT \Chier Juatice McGoy Ailvecting (he | g, Syuu icaniapprecite thay lifiithe | § ve about that. however: 1 don’t «{‘.m.‘u’(.'n allow Mr. Fenning's claim | 10000 0 o0y veport today . ACM[ oml/’y B N ake ‘thal miatement: the | OF V821304 “for commission “on 15| “upy. iwenning——" interrupted Mr. numbher of cases can be checked hip ks SERCO e for the past year. | pgjanion, Tater: T am mot sure of thai—L will | Then you go e Just one minute and 1 will he ! will offer it for what it is worth. | Yes. i X ahead.” : n 1o me as rases tnat have From an examinailon of the rec- | .p® RIS e in a vepart 1o 5o 1t was gis _ a s, € o ords in this cayse, it appeared that . § % g & been discharged. thai is, concerning | of ' day that if it includes a fee, he is . e E £ peen discharged, It N (6 le an | no nseful purpose would he served by | TR M OO o the ALSWORTHY : B e holding a formal hearing in connec- | P'V ! i FARL annnal accounting |court to inciude it. Then that is & 3 or makes one of his ° tion with 1his reference: therefore, Sl Sint NS aka e P emsore, |complete and closed account for that DRIy 1 pUSDO; NEeIX- | heriod. But if he states an account Now 1 want to submit 10 the £t Ing the sl o o the formality | Loday and yeu have gol to zo to court characters, Sylvanus Hey- missioner a photostatic copy of . Monday or Tuesday and ger the court s i ovently in | of taking and transscribing testimon : esday ; . i ¢ S 2 ineeaccount 1 at e fled recently in | of taking And sraneceo g L crount | 0 f1x & fee. then the fee has i3 50 thorp, the stoic, say : Acme Quality Deck Paint is made from carefully se- ee cas o . 4 | into next vear's account i a i 5 A 3 Ie that the uccount fiat il el o data 4‘""“"“ 4 ':f‘"'d : S Siter o ibockkeeping =hil this pian 5 s lected materials and so combined as to assure the greatest out in‘one ‘copy ‘ol “the ved 3 Says Practice 1s General. is the preferable plan.’ i e i inhi H & o . Mr. Fenning " fie Glal N ‘h \ : tat g t that ,‘, “Sit Xéif.‘"u.» ;":nnnmz * asked Mr. | here 15 onl) one thmn in life : pasuble service under the most severe conditions. It im- e e ane. where he clalms | “Now, thal is a statemen . Mr. Fel . asked 3 3 : ; £ TR s T o rmpensation. | antiripaie o will fAind has heen sed | Bianton. Nir. Eenninghad arisen o that matters—independence. Lose il par}t‘s a tough. elastic and exceedingly durable surface that 1 Rking this under the equity | for years.” continued Mr. Fenning. |00 S i 5 . withs i~ He is AR e e e he. | faimoet beyond memory by he Exciise me for standing up. that and you lose everything. "fl':d! to a remarl;‘alfllel degree fr;quené \xash'xlngs alm'l oraaY-1 ditor in statin account by way Asks Judge's Qualification, . constant ex; ’ wraight as 1o our methed of prac- !save the cost thai would be incurred | ., o4 Representative Gilbert e ) ard overnight with a gloss. and presents a good surface tiea?” asked Mr. Fenning j by the rranscribing of testimony. The {2/ Kentucky, “on the matier that | kg & ; for future painting and further preservation. Per Half Certainly ! auditor sefs that ont in accounts in) e, Gare explaining here fully, let me JE we cannot go so far as the stoic in i . Ao two things In this puris- | great number and it has ‘been the | YO8 VAR QEECTE o 0% age. hetore | § p o Gallon, sufficient for 200 square feet, $1.90. Aletion with respect 1o fiduciary ac- | practice of his office for years.” e s A st saying that independence is the only 3 co W K annual account o on the 3 e without | : S s /4 i s by s bant/tbblnian i in e b G D AR S LA thing in life, it is certainly one of the prime Yo » v 2 . e Court r rd o " jadv: yo! n ed 1o the | . . ’?".\;‘;'(‘.V:mfl e bl ‘:;":!:mm:“;”":h’;:""’:‘,',,‘",‘:, Distct | maximum commission and order the | factors of happiness. No one can be inde- But e pr o L R e ¢ Lauditor 10 allow it?” ! : g | - I - F | I | e iaypalnted {n e T it s |, 1 e STscnce, hiige, (h) | pendent who spends more than he makes. al U, we do a separate and Alstinet |10 per cent. to allow 10 per cent com- | : ; Z Thing. what we call a report of as- | missions?” asked Mr. Blanton. “If | | HIS bank pays 3%, interest, compounded | MAIN 0 & MAIN ; | missionaz asked Mir, Blanion. . COLONIAL MANTELS Sl G B TS SOl 1751 - C Street. NW. %56: ‘On May 17 intervupted Mr. Rlan 'h“"l\v‘qll;lp o fi‘nfl a ‘slnzln anbi ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED semi-annually, on savings deposits. % ton “Well, vou have heen very dilizen = Within the 30 daya prior 10 May [ in your vessarches.” ELLETT 1 have looked for it: 18 hours a|™" o That is your annual account?” | day 1 have been working.” i “That Is the annual account. | VANl right. T haven't time or the | By ARt | te ot ofier. pesple. Mhere io 664-610 9th St. N.W i ‘1 understand. Now, in (that/n- | ne'doudt in my anind Huk what you | ugs "ot o SSUEBLEN S1E0. ' ;;i‘ | A wval | mceount. Mr. Commissioner. | will find other instances of other|g1i with toilet, shower and lavatory. | T Ot Yo allow nim—this | Aductaries i which the chief justice | & in Toom'80% boreRooms e Wotrer Are Your Floors and Steps of Concrete! {s jus: one case—he asked the court | has allowed a commission of 10 per 1o allew him out of his ward's estate | cent.” i MT VERNON FOR concrete porch floors and steps let us tell you the many "-'_;":‘-":“l'm;rn“_':_'m." right, fen't it, Mr.} i .',"""':":M ':;':"':"‘h el ~ advantages of our special Concrete Finish. Dres with a s you wi i dcann I . ¢ . et 5 ‘Yes. sir.” | will withdraw that echarge against| STEAMER Under Supervision of U. S. Treasury dull finish resembling the original finish of the concrete. Comes 3 in six beautiful shades, including the very popular Venetian Red. R “Now. he filed that on March 2. 1., eplied Mr. Blanton. i AL and on The et Say That e | of Gpeet Whet T betuss, Wisnl Charles Macalester Per Half Gallon, sufficient to cover the floor of a porch 10x20 , filed it he got .indge McCoy 1o =ign an {1 is not a part of my business to do Leaves 7th St. Whart Dally 4‘. . . e 1 e mudnor. directing Mr. | that. T haven't time to do that. But || 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M 1408 H Street N.W i feet—$2.00. Everything we sell is fully guaranteed. Herbert L. Davis to allow Mr. Fen-|jf you want to look for them it is your | i 3 e d ning 10 per cent commission on_his | privilege. and you have ots of time | Round Trip, 85¢ ward's income—and the Chief Justice | for that kind of thing. i Agnred it ont himself hecanse in the haven't' much tn da.” e \.fig,'.“..:.":& 3,5:,.,,,. arder he states, ‘von will allow 10 per “As tn there heing other cases, 1