Evening star., 1926-04-25

count. II he finds 1t Is all right, that
| it tallies and that the assets are IN
good shape, and he examines them
and finds that they are All right. tnen
he goes ahead without incurring the
expense Of taking testimony. l would
saw that of all the cases referred to
the auditor. so per cent. and maybe
IS. no testimony Is taken.
| Now. MIR. Fenning. SAID Mr..
! Blanton. that money In already IN
your hands when you render that sc-
! count. isn't IT, Z,
"It Ia In nv ha nds as committee.
But 1t is actually in your HANDS!
! No sir Not cent Of the ftdu-
cjarv money has ever been mingien
nv me with my own funds or WIN
! other fiduciary funds.
! ~ is in the National Savings
| Trust Co. in your account as com
mittee, isn't IT,
Yes"
"t is already controlled by YOU. so
that II you We're 10 give your cnecN
10 this committee they wouid ne soie
10 cash it"' .u :,
You could do 1t II you saw hi'
couldn't YOU? You could give check
to this committee and the bank "o"'d
honor IT."
Would BE Possible.
1T would be a physical poss'hi'i'y'
certainly"
! IAN YOU are getting by that order
is for The court to let you separate II
from your tiduciary account ana p"'
| il in your own.
II get authority of the audltor an"
| mann, - include that a llOwance.
"In tina, very account there the
co,,r1 allows YOU $42 for one year
premium bond. doesn't II?
Il haven't looked It up. ] see u Is
{4266.''
"Fortv.,wo dollars and sixty-slh
cents for an annual premium o"nn'
Well. 1t says a.,
..Eut that Ia The annual premium
Mr.. Rlanton riected.
"Wai, a minute: there are two
bonds.
"Thcre are two bonds. hut il covers
ON. case. You just wrote II IN wv"
bonds instead of one. which YOU can
do
1t NAV have heen increased DURING
The wear: don't know without sec
inc the voucher. But there is An We"
of S42.SS."
They paid yon - per cent com
| mission on LnH HtHH w
"I presume 40.
License Expires May !.
"Nr Fepnins. YOU said that VOW
| soi;citor's license that WAS issued I"
Won nv these four companies that you
! renresent would expire on MAY J.
The ones that YOU held IN inc pr
cadipo year expired on May /, 1925.
didn't they?
u presume SO
You know "a matter "f tac' 'h"'
those companie W""'o y" w., w.
II don't know
.Thev have been DOING it for
Years haven't they?
'.'rheV have for some wears.
And vour presumption would ne
THAI il they have been doing II fof :"
wears. they would q" il next MAY
~ don't nresume whatever people
will do
"you could write bonds in all "f
those compa nies right now and theE
would give YOU Nour "5 per cent com
mission M 10 May |. wouldn't they
Yes
Makes second Explanation.
MIR. Commissioner. when every s'n.
ole one Of these case that the Vet
erans' Eurnsu has certified here no
which AIr. Herbert l.. Davis says that
he rendered annual accounts before
last Nav I. isn't II a fact that between
now and May !. If YOU have not al
ready done it. you would get another
annual commission on these &C
counts
no, bv a long sight I tried TO Ok
nIain that to Won few minutes ago
sion
You sat there and looked very in
tellicent and | thought YOU were m
darsta ndinC it," said the witness
Now. give me two minutes and VIII
straighten YOU out again
"All right
There are two things an annual
accoun, and an annual report "t
assets"
II am talking about an annual &C
count. You will file from one
Year--
''I can give YOU expla nation. hu'
| cannot give YOU UNDERSTANDINGS
iudce." said Mr.. Fennine.
u will accept that as proper
statement"
That is compliment.
II will ACCEPT that because ! know
Won are in quite an exasrerated sit
uation.
Not at all"
And | shall not take ohense At
that"
Cites Headley Case.
! Mr.. Blanton brought M the case Of
the demotior Of Inspector Headley.
beginning his inquiry from June l"
of last wear when Mr.. Jennings car
was located by Policeman Gore lin
q NO parking area" the ultimate re-
! sui, Of which, the Texan charged.