Lewis owned a vacant building. He persuaded Dinkelspeel to open and to conduct a business called The Buffet in the property. Together, they purchased furniture, fixtures, and merchandise. They agreed that Dinkelspeel was to run the business and that profits were to be divided equally. Lewis’s interest was not to be disclosed to the public, although he was to raise necessary funds and provide the building space. When the International Association of Credit Men sued both parties for goods sold to The Buffet, Lewis denied liability as a partner. Is he a partner? If so, what kind? If he is a partner, what is his liability? (International Association of Credit Men v. Lewis, 50 Wyo. 380, 62 P.2d 294)