Kirchstein v. Dreazen

Erudite counsel cites the wisdom of King Solomon in support of the plaintiff’s position. King Solomon’s wisdom cannot be doubted, for he was indeed wise. He uttered many-poetic truths.

The plaintiff in this action is the payee of a promissory note made by Herman Dubrew and indorsed by the defendants herein. Dubrew is not made a party defendant.' The defendants are sought to be held by the plaintiff herein as such indorsers. The note was due on the 19th of October, 1922.

Both defendants deny that due notice of the dishonor of the paper by the maker has been given them. Plaintiff’s counsel…