Mahler Textiles, Inc. v. Woodka

Plaintiff, bringing suit on an alleged guaranty executed by defendant, upon trial by the court suffered an adverse finding with judgment that it take nothing, from which it appeals.

The decision of the case involves virtually only a construction of letters. Plaintiff was engaged in the business of selling and distributing cotton piece goods in the city of Chicago and the Baby Betty Apron Company of Chicago was one of its customers, manufacturing aprons and other wearing apparel, using cotton piece goods sold by plaintiff. Prior to August 11,1926, plaintiff was having difficulty in collecting…