What did he say was going on in Palm Beach? MR. MAJOR I am ashamed to tell you. SENATOR WALSH Who were these Telegrams from in Palm Beach? MR. MAJOR I can’t remember. SENATOR WALSH Did you lease a Wire from Palm Beach to Washington? MR. MAJOR I can’t remember. SENATOR WALSH Why did you lease the Wire? MR. MAJOR So we could say we had a Wire to Palm Beach. It was good advertising. SENATOR WALSH Who operated this wire? MR. MAJOR A Telegraph Operator. SENATOR WALSH What was his name? MR. MAJOR I think it was Jones, or Smith; maybe it was Brown. SENATOR WALSH Who operated the wire from Palm Beach? MR. MAJOR Johnny. SENATOR WALSH Johnny who? MR. MAJOR Johnny Johnnnny. SENATOR WALSH Did the operator on this end work at the White House also? MR. MAJOR Yes he was the Waiter there. SENATOR WALSH Did he work there during the Republican or Democratic Administration? SENATOR LODGE Mr. Committee, I object to that question. This is not a Partisan affair; I refuse to have the honor and the glory of the Great Republican Party dragged into a thing where up to now their fair name has never been. SENATOR CARAWAY Mr. Committee, I object to the Senator from Massachusetts’ slurring remarks of the Democratic Party; a Party which has housed such illustrious names as Jefferson, Cleveland, Akron, Youngstown, Bryan, McAdoo, and sometimes Jim Reed. MR. MAJOR Senator Walsh have you got a Cigarette on you? SENATOR WALSH No I just got some cubebs here. MR. MAJOR Never mind I will go across the Street and get some. See you next time I am called. SENATOR WALSH Gentlemen, I think the Committee should retire for a week to consider the Testimony of the Gentleman who has just testified. SENATOR LENROOT But Mr. Chairman, Mr. Doheny’s Yacht is waiting to take him on a Cruise of the Mediterranean, and I don’t think it’s fair to keep him waiting. SENATOR WHEELER Mr. Chairman, I make a motion, that the Committee make a motion, that Attorney General Daugherty resign. SENATOR LODGE