Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York March 13, 1936 (In re Campbell)

Martin,P. J.

The respondent, on October 28,1932, was suspended from practice for two years because of professional misconduct in that in two instances he concealed from his clients the fact that moneys had been collected for their account, a portion of which he converted to his own use. Subsequently, five additional charges of misconduct were filed against him, upon which hearings have been had.