Roberts v. Drovers' National Bank

*440Opinion op the Court by

Ohiep Justice Sampson — •

Affirming.

Appellant Roberts was in East St. Louis, Illinois, on March 20th, 1918. On that day he purchased three mules from E. Lawler at the price of $275.00 and gave to Lawler a check for that amount on the First National Bank of Bardwell, Kentucky. The mules were shipped to Kentucky by Lawler. Yery soon after the giving of the check Lawler took it to the Drovers’ National Bank, East St. Louis, and cashed it. Before cashing it the bank, at the instance of Lawler, sent the following telegram to the First National Bank of Bardwell, Kentucky:

“Will…