In re Wolf & Levy

Chronologically, the facts may be stated that on September 3, 1901, the Sachs Shoe Manufacturing Company sold an invoice of shoes to Wolf & Levy amounting to $189.75, on the 6th of September another invoice of $74.40, and that on the 28th of September there was a credit on this account of $4.50 for a “sign”— whatever that may mean—leaving October 31, 1901, a balance due of $259.65, for which amount Wolf & Levy executed their note on the 26th of December, 1901, payable at 90 days. On the 6th of March, 1902, the shoe company sold another invoice of shoes to Wolf & Levy, amounting to $72. On the…