The mere fact that the lender of money deposited in bank a fund which should be subject to the check of the loan broker for the amount of the loan, if the lender, after an examination by himself of the application of the prospective borrower, should approve the same, did not constitute the broker the agent of the lender for the purpose of making loans. Barks-dale v. Security Inv. Co., 120 Ga. 388, 47 S. E. 943.