McNeill v. Shober & Carqueville Lithographing Co.

The appellants were, respectively, president and treasurer of the corporation known as the World’s Pastime Exposition Company. The corporation had a business office at room 301 Opera House Building, Chicago, but conducted its entertainments elsewhere. The business of appellee was that of lithographic printing, and it secured a contract with the Pastime Company to do for it a large amount of lithographic work. The work was done for the Pastime corporation and was charged to it upon appellee’s books of account, no part thereof being done for or charged to the appellants or either of them. The…