Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-10-07 | Page 13 | Supreme Court Decides Old Case

SUPREME COURT DECIDES OLD CASE , Hands Down Judgment in Suit Begun j by a Pennsylvania Bank. After several suits in the federal district dis-trict court between the Bank of -.' "Waynesboro, Pa., against the James j Coal & Ice company and Raymond H. , Rvan, in the final case the court yes-s-terday handed down a judgment. J Among other things found was that T. D. Ryan was not guilty of intentional inten-tional fraud, but that he acted unwisely unwise-ly in representing a bank and his own personal interests in the succoss of the I ice company. The property was re cently sold by the receiver for $33,525, i of which $13,614.52 was paid to the Bank of Waynesboro. The remainder I was the subject of the litigation just settled. :; The value of the machinery is found ! to be $12,574. The several defendants v aro each entitled to judgment against i the ice company for principal and in- icrest and attorneys' fees, and the V claims of the creditors as reported by the receiver are allowed. A general claim of $200 by Josoph Chez was allowed.