Claim of Glenn v. Seamen's Bank for Savings

The decedent had worked for the employer savings bank for 23 years as a collector of money for deposit and as a solicitor of bank accounts from seamen who sailed on steamships which docked in New York Harbor. Because of his duties, his hours were irregular and he spent considerable time at various piers and often carried substantial sums of money. In addition to these duties, decedent acted as assistant to the art director of the bank and was required to make deliveries of advertising material, display properties, etc., from one of the employer’s branches to another, and handled incidental…