Detwiler

These are appeals by the several parties from one and the same judgment. The defendant appeals from all of the judgment “except that portion of said judgment in favor of the defendant and against the plaintiff as to the first and second counts of the complainf therein, alleging canses of action in favor of the plaintiff on his personal claim against said defendant.” The plaintiff appeals from that part of the judgment which was excepted from the defendant’s appeal, that is to say, that part of the judgment which reads as follows: “It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed, that the causes of action alleged by plaintiff in the first- and second counts of his complaint herein, and therein alleged to have accrued to' him in virtue of sundry transactions between himself personally and the said defendant, are barred by the force and effect of the judgment in the former action (No. B-50316 in the clerk’s register of actions in this court) wherein the said A. K. Detwiler was plaintiff and said W. H. Clune was defendant, which judgment was duly entered in that action on the 4th day of June, 1918, in favor of the defendant therein, and against the said plaintiff; and that the plaintiff…