LINDLEY, Judge.
Plaintiff sues to have certain government bonds held by defendant delivered to her as her property. Defendant, conservator of the National Trust Bank of Charleston, asserts that the bonds do not belong to plaintiff, but that they are the property of the bank.
On March 1, 1933, H. H. Messick, husband of plaintiff, had on general deposit with the bank $7,184.67. This balance remained substantially the same from day to day until March 4, 1933...
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