The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-31
mrs. QUINN SAYS
EMPLOYER GAVE
BLOCK Of STOCK

BLUGA Ut SIUCA.
Continued From First Page.)
Quinn admits that she was employed AZ
private secretary 70 Bennett for about
two years prior to the filing Of the bill
but she declares that the employment
was not Of her own Eoeking but that
she entered his employ at BENEFITS
urgent request Half OF her time was
devoted TO this work for the first few
weeks at Si5 per week, Later she gave
all OF her time to his work at $50 per
week and she further states that he
gave her sums OF money from time 70
time.
The allegations in the original bin.
that numerous small checks drawn to-
cash WERE converted to Mrs, Quinn's
4 own use are characterized by her as
"wlckedly and maliciousIy false and.
untrue
Mrs. ouinn's statement Of the trans
action in which she deposited the Sl1,.
600 cashiers check at the Union ana
Planters Bank and Trust company toi-
lows:
1T is true that on Aug. 2e, 1919, she
deposited to her credit and in her name
at the Union and Planters Bank and
Trust company the Manhattan Savings
BdUk ana Trust y , NdatAAOt y
check for the sum of $4,000, which
sum, with the exception of about $50,
for which only she has drawn against
it, has remained In said bank subject
to respondents check until the filing
y of the bill herein, two months after the
deposit was made.
Don't Tell Mamma"
THE correct history of said transact
ton Is as follows: Complainant, George
&C, Bennett. about the month OF July,
500 par value stock of the VIM. r,
Moore Dry Goods company, enjoining
upon her mot to let mamma (meaning
his wife and agent In this suit, Mrs;
Mary Bennett) know it. The said
stock was by complainant, Bennett de-
livered to respondent and kept and re-
tained by her until some time during
the month Of August, when !. A. Fails
met respondent and said to her h 9
he would buy Mr.. Benefits VIM. r.
Moore stock at 81.
Respondent communicated to Mr..
Bennett what Mr.. Falls had said and
asked him what to do about II. He
advised respondent 70 sell the stock
and get the money, but not to let
mamma know about it, Respondent
acting upon the advice OF complain
ant delivered the stock 70 Mr.. Fans,
WIZ SdNO ItEI LIS NlCCh dAo"h ~ so
order OF Mr.. Bennett on Manhattan
Savings Bank and Trust company for
$4,000.
'dThis check respondent carried to
complainant, Bennett, who Endorsed 1t
and gave 1t back to her,
1.-THE check was then, by respondent,
carried to the Manhattan Savings Bank
and it gave respondent its cashiers
check, drawn to the order Of Mr.. Ben
nett for the amount. Thereafter COM
~plainant, Bennett, Endorsed the cash
ier's check and Instructed complainant
to deposit 1t to her credit In some
bank. Following which respondent did,
as hereinbefore stated, deposit same to
her credit with Union and Planters
Bank and Trust company, the same
bank with which complainant does bust
ness"
Describing their visits in former years
to races and the details of the friend
ship between Mrs. Quinn and Mr.. Ben
nett prior to Mrs. Quinn's marriage.
the answer to the suit Is concluded In
the following language:
Respondent AYERS that she n tins
complainant, George G, Bennett, Y
been friends for a great many years;
that they friendliness for each other
originated long ago when respondent
was Miss Annie Reed, and notwith.
standing respondent has been married
for a number OF years, the complain.
ant CALI. her now and always called
her Annie Reed
1.-THE complainant, Mr.. Bennett, has
beer a sport, and a good one, ever since
respondent has known him. They have
been together at the races, when tina
sort. Of Sport q fashionable and law
full. when complainant wal kind to ami
considerable of respondent.
Fortune as Bookmaker.
1.-THE complainant in his business o
bookmaker and gambler. amassed a for
tune, Respondent married a good ma.
and led a domestic life, Age and de
crepitude came upon complainant. De
mestic infeiieity and unhappiness came
to respondent and OF necessity she wen
to work to help support herself, Abou