In re J. H. Small Shoe Co.

(after stating the facts as'above). Assuming, though not deciding, that we may not look to the opinion as a summary of the evidence taken before the District Court, we have nothing before us except the petition, the answer, and the order. *206The sole question is whether, on these, some error of law appears.

We think that there does. The answer alleges in prassenti that the respondent does, “to the extent of his means, offer an adjustment of the trustee’s claim,-but the trustee has refused to accept said offer.” The record being bare of anything but the pleadings, we are to decide whether the sum…