Mrs. Johnson. This "O. H. Lee" is in his handwriting and this other is in the housekeeper's handwriting—Mrs. Roberts.
Mr. Ball. And these are the rates you gave him?
Mrs. Johnson. Yes.
Mr. Ball. I would like this marked as an exhibit to this deposition. Mark this Exhibit A.
[Exhibit so marked.]
Mr. Ball. Could we make a copy of this and return this to you, Mrs. Johnson?
Mrs. Johnson. Yes; I have been told that I could sell this and I haven't gotten any money. I think about $30 is what I have received, all the trouble and all I've had and I've had to take the rugs up once or twice. People like to have driven us crazy before we asked for any information what to do. I hated to be rude to people. I didn't know what to do but they got so——
Mr. Ball. We will make a picture of this and give it back to you.
Mrs. Johnson. May I have something to erase this November 13, 15—I got that wrong, anyway. I was looking at the calendar and this, I was thinking it was November 13 that he left—he left my place on a Wednesday before this assassination on Friday.
Mr. Ball. That was the last time you saw him?