In re Cooper Bros.

HOUGH, District Judge.

The State Bank was a scheduled creditor for $6,800. It signed the composition agreement as a creditor for that amount, and the figures “$6,800” were put opposite the signature of the attorney in the usual way. The exact date when this was done does not appear; but it was as of September 30, 1907. The first meeting of creditors was opened September 6, 1907, and a trustee elected. On that day, or at any rate before February 6, 1908, the State Bank filed a claim of $2,852.60. On February 6, 1908, a final order in composition was made by which the claim of the State Bank was…