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[page 536] Are you familiar with that rule? A. Yes, sir. Q. It applied to you did it? A. Yes, sir. Q. Did you observe or disobey it? A. I tried to observe it Q. Was it not your duty then, when you saw that rule violated, to enforce it? A. How could I enforce it? Q. Was it not your duty to? A. I suppose it was Q. If you had ordered them to do differently was it not their duty to obey your orders? A. Yes, sir Q. And you didn't give them any orders? A. I didn't for the very reason that Dr. Harlow knew that they staid [stayed' in their rooms, and would come in himself and see them Q. Two hours at a time- did he know that? A. I don't know. I guess he has bee in there and staid [stayed] an hour at a time to get shaved and have his hair cut by an attendant. Q. Did you ever report to Dr. Harlow that the attendants were in the habit of staying in their rooms two hours at a time during their duty hours? A. Not in that shape, no, sir. I never reported in that shape Q. Did you ever intimate to him any such