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[page 139] Q. You would not state positively that you did say to him at that time that there ought to be a towel to each man? A. I would not say as to that at all but it would be natural, because that was what I believed in. Q. That is all you know about the towel business is it? A. What I have stated. Q. And as to the turning of stops down in the bath tub; do you know what the name of the attendant was that told you that Dr. Harlow ordered him to turn slops down in the bath tub? A. I dont remember. That was when I first went there. Q. It was an excuse on his part when you called his attention to it? A. Yes, sir. Q. It was an excuse on his part? A. Yes, sir. Q. You regarded it as such didnt you- merely as an excuse in his part? A. On whose part? Q. On the part of the attendant for not doing what he ought to do? A. It was the order from the Dr. There seemed