Mr. Griffin. Can you tell us about it?
Mr. Rubenstein. I just wanted to go to school, and he thought I should go to work.
Mr. Griffin. Well, do you recall an incorrigibility proceeding being instituted against you?
Mr. Rubenstein. Me?
Mr. Griffin. Yes.
Mr. Rubenstein. Incorrigibility?
Mr. Griffin. Yes.
Mr. Rubenstein. I don’t remember any such case.
Mr. Griffin. Would it have been about May of 1916 that you went to live at the Deborah Boys Club?
Mr. Rubenstein. No, no; it was after I graduated grammar school, and I graduated in 1917.