Constitution Publishing Co. v. Gammon

(After stating the foregoing facts.) On the trial, H. E. McConnell, a witness for the plaintiff, testified as follows: “In 1942 I was office manager of'the plaintiff’s circulation department and was in charge of circulation outside the City of Atlanta. I know the defendant. This is his ledger account, it shows the charges and credits on his account and the balance due, and covers the months of October and November, 1942. That account has not been paid, the balance due on it is $471.78. That is the original entry. I am not the bookkeeper. The boy who made those entries is in Germany. I…