Dolley

This court’s decision on appeal in this action was filed on the twenty-fourth day of April, 1924. The case is now before the supreme court on petition for rehearing. On the twenty-third day of May, 1924, Henry G. Dent, appearing as a friend of the court, presented to the court certain charges against certain attorneys for respondents, asserting that said attorneys were guilty of misconduct in making sundry alleged misstatements in their reply brief for respondents. The court by an order entered on that day directed attention to the fact that the document filed by Mr. Dent failed to set forth any specific description or statement of the facts constituting the alleged misconduct. Thereupon the court ordered that the petition for action by the court in said matter be denied without prejudice to the informant’s right to file further charges if he so desired.

Accordingly on June 16, 1924, Mr. Dent, who is not a party to the action, filed another document entitled in said action and being “Ex parte motion and petition in bank of Henry G-. Dent, informant,” charging misconduct of one of said attorneys.

This document is capable of being considered in part as a disbarment proceeding and…