Johnson v. American Bank of Commerce & Trust Co.

■Smith, J.

On January 16, 1920, L. H. Johnson executed to appellee his note for $3,000, and the- names of G. H. Johnson and F. L. Johnson, who are brothers of L. H. Johnson, were also signed to the note as joint makers, although, as between the Johnsons, L. H. Johnson was the principal and his brothers were sureties. The note was renewed from time to time, payments being made at each renewal, until on October 3, 1921, the date of the last renewal, only a thousand dollars remained unpaid, and a note was executed for that amount. This note was signed by the three Johnsons as apparent joint…