
    Romig, Appellant, v. Denkel et al., Exr.
    Argued May 10, 1937.
    Before Schaffer, Maxey, Linn, Stern and Barnes, JJ.
    
      James F. McClure, with him Kenneth A. Bidlack, for appellant.
    
      Miller Alanson Johnson, with him William L. Showers, for appellee.
    June 25, 1937:
   Per Curiam,

Ella Amanda Printzenhoff made a deposit of her own money in the West Milton State Bank, designating it: “Ella Amanda Printzenhoff or Mrs. Ellen Eomig.” On the death of Ella Amanda Printzenhoff the account was claimed by Ellen Eomig as the survivor of a joint tenancy therein.

The court below determined as a matter of law that under the evidence submitted there was no right of survivorsbip and directed a verdict for the defendants. The proofs failed to establish a joint tenancy and the case is ruled by Zellner’s Est., 816 Pa. 202, 172 A. 715.

The assignments of error relating to the court’s exclusion of certain testimony offered by plaintiff are •without merit and are accordingly dismissed.

Judgment affirmed.  