Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12

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tional Bank?
A. Yes. Oh, no. no. I am
glad you showed me this. That
is a complete repayment of that
loan $4,000. This is a COM
plete repayment of a loan that
we previously made.
@. From whom?
A. To Mrs. Woltz; my son-in-
law. which was made within the
year, and we paid within the
year. Now. if we had those
kind of things. it wouldn't be SO
difficult to conclude.
@. Let's have the checks.
please. and the bank records
indicating they were deposited.
What was the amount of that
loan. sir?
A. $4,000. They sold that build
ing lot and gave me my money
back.
@. Where is the $1,000 I just
asked about?
A. Here it is.
@. When did you make this
particular loan to Mrs. Wolff?
A. That was made over a pc
Rod. 1t was several times that
added up to the final figure Of
$4,000.
@. The total that they owed at
any one time was $4,000, In
spector?
A. Yes. I think it was. They
bought lot and paid $1,000
for 1t, and then they decided to
put a down payment on the
house.
@. You originally made the
first part of this loan. or some
part of the loan in the amount
of $4,000 on July 6. 1850. is that
right?
A. That was the
@. That was the $4,000 note
you took back?
A. Yes. well that was an &C
emulation.
@. Now. on February %, 1851,
you loaned an additional-well.
there had been some payment
made on that $4,000. Then, you
loaned $1,000 on February %,
which was received on July 10,
isn't that right?
A. They borrowed from me.
Then they repaid me in cash on
a couple of occasions and then
borrowed some more, and it
eventually ended up at that fig
ure. They bought a lot and then
put down payment on the
house, and the down payment on
the house was refunded to them,
and the deal didn't go through
and they sold the lot at a profit.
@. Did you receive that $4,000
from Mrs. Woltz in check?
A. $500 in check.
@. And she gave you $1,000 in
cash.
A. Yes, sir.
@. And you deposited it just
the way you got it, is that right?
A. Just the way I got it.
Q. There are just one or two
things that I did not understand
this morning. Inspector Beach.
I wondered if you would clear
them up for me- So far as this
loan to Woltz is concerned in
April of 1850. you loaned Mrs.
Woltz $1,000. is that right?
A. That is correct. l think. yes.
@. And July of that year you
loaned her an additional $500,
totaling $4,000, is that correct?
A. We made about three loans.
I know.
Q. AS of July. 1850. did you
make an additional loan of $500?
A. If the record shows that,
will say yes.
Q. At the time you loaned
that second $500, you took back
a note in the total sum of $4,000,
is that correct?
A. We had a note for $4,000
@. That included the $500
and the $500, is that correct?
A. That would be the figure.
Of course, Is and 5.
@. Now. on September 6. 1850.
Mrs. Woltz paid back $500, and
new note was executed on Feb
ruary % for the balance of
$1,000. is that right?
A. One time she had two
notes, I recall.
@. I am asking you, after she
paid back the $500. was the new
note executed for $500?
A We will say that is correct.
@. That was repaid by check.
that $500, according to that
deposit slip l showed you this
morning.
A. Yes.
Q. Where did you get the ST.
900 in cash that was on that
deposit slip?
A. From Mrs. Wolff.
@. Is there any other note or
indication
A. No.
@. (Continuing)-of having
loaned her money?
A. No: it was just a very short
term, as I recall. They were
going to make a down payment
on a house. and it was not con-
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