...expect so. Mrs. RADICK. I never like to let people know that we have to borrow money to do our business. (Informal discussion followed, which the reporter...was directed not to incorporate in the record.) Mr. RIDDICK. Speaking of* Montana, I think that more than 75 per cent of the Montana farmers are borrowing...

...so. Mrs. RADICK. I never like to let people know that we have to borrow money to do our business.. (Informal discussion followed, which the reporter...was directed not to Incorporate in the record.) Mr. RIDDICK. Speaking of Montana. I think that more than 75 per cent of the Montana farmers are borrowing...

...Insular Affairs or with the President, and my own view of the Philippine situation is, if a definite time could be determined, 25 years or 30 years, as a delay...WEEKS. I am at the disposal of the committee at any time. The CHAIRMAN. Are there any questions that any member of the committee desires to ask of the...

...Mr. CLEARY. Newspapers? Mr. CABLE. And traveling expenses. Mr. CLEARY. Newspapers * Mr. CABLE. Xo. (Informal discussion followed which the reporter was directed not to incorporate in the record.) Mr. CABLE. It says he may pay from his own personal fund, without being subject to the provision of this...

...bills. Mr. CLEARY. Newspapers? Mr. CABLE. And traveling expenses. Mr. CLEARY. Newspapers' Mr. CABLE. No. (Informal discussion followed which the reporter was directed not to incorporate in the record.) Mr. CABLE. It says he may pay from his own personal fund, without being subject to the provision of this...

...Philippine nation had demonstrated their capacity to run their own affairs, I think is in grave doubt. (Informal discussion followed, which the reporter...was directed not to incorporate in the record.) Mr. SCHAFER. But, Mr. Chairman, is not this Government protecting the investments in foreign lands, for...

...have the Secretary here, when we will be free to ask him any questions, as to the diplomatic aspect. (Informal discussion followed, which the reporter was directed not to incorporate in the record.) The CHAIRMAN. We will have him come when we go into executive session. Secretary WEEKS. I am at the...

...action on this bill one way or the other. Suppose we meet a week from to-day, promptly at 10 o'clock. (Informal discussion followed which the reporter was directed not to incorporate in the record.) (Whereupon, at 10.45 o'clock am, the committee adjourned until February 29, 1924, at 10 o'clock, am)...

...border. Permit me to submit this brief as part of my testimony before your committee, Mr. Chairman. (Informal discussion followed which the reporter was directed not to incorporate in the record.) (At 12 o'clock m. the committee adjourned.) HEARINGS BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS HOUSE...

...interests of our own country somewhat. Mr. GILBERT. Yes, sir. (Informal discussion followed afterwards, which the reporter was directed not to incorporate in the record.) Mr. BRUMM. May I ask a question ? Judge Gilbert, from the advantageous position you have had in relation...