...that ours is distributed among people of small means, in small amounts, is an element of strength. The CHAIRMAN. Are there any other questions to be asked of Mr. Mvers by any member of the committee, or by any gentleman who is not a member of the committee ? If...

...Congress had not passed this resolution, so far as your paper is concerned? Mr. U'KII HITMAN. Yes. The CHAIRMAN. Are there any other questions to be asked of Mr. VV'eightman? Mr. FINI.KV. I want to ask you, Are you aware that the Third Assistant Postmaster General...

...month. Mr. HARDY. They will get a union pretty soon. Mr. RANDLE. There is where the difference is. The CHAIRMAN. Are there any other questions to be asked of Mr. Randle relating to the bill ? Mr. ALEXANDER. The gentleman asked for a postponement. Mr. RANDLE. Yes;...

...using many of these? Mr. WALSH. We are using them all on our passenger cars — on our steel cars. The CHAIRMAN. Are there any other questions to be asked of Mr. Vogt ? Mr. STEVENS. Mr. Andrew probably wants to ask some questions. Mr. ANDREW. I want to explain...

...would not have to shift that strain ? Mr. SPERRT. No. The strains rise very easily to the maximum. The CHAIRMAN. Are there any other questions to be asked of Mr. Sperry Î If not, I am sure we all wish to give him a hearty vote of thanks for his admirable discussion...

...difficult to discover individual cases in which that had been done. Mr. GIBSON. I think that is all. The CHAIRMAN. Are there any other questions to be asked of Mr. Moffett? If not, Mr. Moffett will be excused. (The letters submitted for the record by Mr. Moffett...

...I state this Mr. RAXKIX (interposing). I do not know whether you arethrougii with Mr. Frey or not. The CHAIRMAN. Are there any other questions to be asked of Mr. Frey ? I was going to ask Mr. Frey what the freight rates were, Iwt it was suggested that Mr. Clark...

...Congress, if the election had been thrown into the House, would have selected a man of their faith. The CHAIRMAN. Are there any other questions to be asked of Mr. Browne? (No response.) Thank you, Mr. Browne. The committee will stand adjourned until next Tuesday,...

...activities of the Government of Italy are located on the other side of the field. Mr. ADAMS. Yes, sir. The CHAIRMAN. Are there any other questions to be asked of Mr. Adams? Representative UNDERBILL. Following your statement concerning the Federal Government, with reference...

...first suggested the 1890 basis, says very frankly and gererously that he prefers the national origins. The CHAIRMAN. Are there any other questions to be asked of Mr. Lloyd? [After a pause.] If not, a lady, Miss Gurnee, is very anxious to leave and is anxious to be...