The  Acting  Chairman.  It  was  investigated?

Mr.  Price.  Yes,  sir.
The  Acting  Chairman.  Were  you  relieved  of  the  charge?

Mr.  Price.  So  far  as  I  know.    I  did  not  hear  anything  more  of  it.
Mr.  Hat.  You  say  you  heard  of  this  toweling  process.  Where  did
you  hear  it  from  ?

Mr.  Price.  Well,  I  heard  it  around  in  the  institution,  but  no  more
than  a  loke  that  I  have  heard  passed  among  the  attendants.  I  have
heard  them  make  the  remark  of  applying  it  on  one  another.
Mr.  Hat.  Then  there  was  such  a  thing  spoken  of  there?

Mr.  Price.  Yes,  sir.
Mr.  Hat.  Among  the  attendants?

Mr.  Price.  I  am  not  saying  that  it  was  q>oken  of  to  the  attendants
or  anything  of  that  kind  at  all.
Mr.  Hat.  It  was  just  common  talk?

Mr.  Price.  Yes.
Mr.  Hat.  About  the  toweling  process?

Mr.  Price.  Yes.
The  AanNG  Chairman.  Do  you  mean  that  the  attendants  joked
each  other  about  toweling?

Mr.  Price.  Oh,  no,  sir;  I  do  not  mean  to  say  that  they  did  it  at
all;  but  it  was  just  a  remark  that  they  would  tiy  to  apply  it  on  each
other  on  occasions.
The  Acting  Chairman.  What,  towel  each  other,  do  you  mean?

Mr.  Price.  No;  I  do  not  mean  to  say  that  they  did  it;  but  they
just  passed  the  joke  on  each  other.
The  Acting  Chairman.  What  was  the  joke?

Mr.  P^CE.  You  might  say  they  just  told  each  other  of  it.
The  Acting  Chairman.  That  is,  some  of  them  would  say  to  you,
"  Well,  you  have  been  toweling  somebody?  "

Mr.  Price.  No(  I  don't  mean  to  say  that,  either.
