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THE 'PITTSBURGH GAZETTE TIMES, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1916. yaju-aasw syi. j.a i.Maau "J1 A it $85,000,000 DISTILLING CO, SEEKS DISSOLUTION Defendants in Alleged Bucket Shop Case Freed Government pails to Maintain Charges Against Pittsburgh Brokerage Firm. THEVTO, X. Jfv.

27. The Distilling Company of America, as $8310,000 corporation with a Seer Jmy charter, today tiled articles of dissolution. The actual amount stock lBtd la $77,07300. ittsburg Trust Ci 323 Fourth Avenue the Chicago Board of Trade, in Mr. Green's office in New York.

Later Mr. Fast and Mr. Burmelster came to PHtsburoti. Ha. The Banking Needs I Pittsburgh, called upon the local post-j office inspector and interested the offi oi me corporation completely and satisfactorily provided for here.

to get your money's worth when you buy sausage that way is to get (not only ask for but) be sure you GET act as depository for corporation funds, trustee under mortgage, registrar or transfer agent of stocks and bonds, and in every other financial and fiduciary capacity. Perry C. Harkless, Isaac X. Ilarkless and C. V.

Shoup wera acquitted on charges of wing the United States mails to defraud by a jury in the United States District Court yesterday. A scaled verdict was returned Friday, but was not opened until yesterday when court convened. I The accused men were placed on trial last Monday before Judge Charles P. Orr. The government attempted to how that the defendants had uied the United States mails in furtherance of a scheme to defraud in connection with operating a brokerage office, of which the- Harkless.brothers were the owners and Shoup was their chief clerk.

The government recalled Its principal witness. Fred L. Fast, who was formerly president of the Pittsburgh Consolidated Stock Exchange, after he had testified for the government of the workings of the exchange. Mr. Fast admitted on the witness stand that he.

In company with Archibald Green, a detective for the New York Stock Exchange, previous to the trial, had met B. G. Burmekster, an Investigator for Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $3,700,000.00 (LOOT) Extra Pork EVEN IF YOU HAD A NECK As Long As This PsDnr.Aaa Has SORE THROAT HAVE HEALTH TO YOUR CREDIT I f' -a cials here in instituting the charges against the defendants. Attorneys Leander Trautman and A M. Irabrie.

counsel for the defendant-rested the case as the government ha presented it and upon the strength the cross-examination of the govern ment'3 witnesses. ROCKEFELLER Minister Say. "OU King" Is Much Misjudged Man. Portraying the personal characteristics of John D. Rockefeller, the Rev.

Samuel Lindsay, pastor of the Belle-vue Baptist Church, addressed the members of the Hungry Club at their regular weekly luncheon in the English room of the Fort Pitt Hotel at noon yesterday. Relating numerous incidents gleaned from personal association with the "Oil King," Mr. Lindsay said: Hi has been assailed from all angles and mostly by those who have been-i prejudiced against him. but only those who have had the oppor-tnnity to meet him are in a position to vouch for his true sense. Mr.

Rockefeller is a potent factor in the prejudiced financial world, a great lover of all things beautiful in the esthetic world, and an upliftr of humanity in the social world. He has always been interested in man and as a consequence is an excellent judge of men. FOR GEORGE, REPUBLIC. At the second luncheon of the workers who are striving to raise $50,000 for the George Junior Republic today in the Fort Pitt Hotel representatives of the city and county will be present to hear reports on the second week of the campaign. The Rev.

Dr. A. C. Howell of St. -Stephen's Episcopal Church, Sewickley, will be the principal speaker.

Others on the program include Judge Josiah Cohen, County Commissioners Frank J. Harris and Addison C- Gumbert and Attorney Leonard S. Levin, president of the Junior Republic Steel Company Raises Wages. The Superior Steel Company of Carnegie has announced a wage increase of 10 per cent for its mill workers, effective December 15. The increase will benefit 1.700 employes of the company.

way" I DOWN You only get your money's worth when you get the BEST your money will buy that's DUNLEVY'S. What a pity T0HSILII1E WOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT. she doesn't know that mm A quick, safe, soothing, healing, antfeeptte relief For Sera Throat, briefly describes TOMSILIMI. A small bottle of Tisiline lasts longer than most in 7 cisa of Sara Throat. TOMSILIMK relieves Sora Mouth and Hoarseness and prevents Quinsy.

2x. an4 80c. Hotaiul Size iLGO. All Drarristi. If you want DUNLEVY'S EXTRA PORK SAUSAGE in the delicate, slender casings (links) be sure it has the "DUNLEVY" tag on every pound.

If you want DUNLEVY'S SAUSAGE MEAT be sure it's packed in "DUNLEVY'S" paper container don't take it if it's loose TH TOWSII. IMS COM1BY. Canton, Onto. Resinol Soap would clear her skin "She would be a pretty girl, if it wasn't for that pimply, blotchy complexion I But the reg ular use of Resinol Soap, aided at first by a little Resinol Ointment, would probably make it clear, fresh and charming. If a poor skin is your handicap, begin using Resinol Soap and see how quickly it improves.

News of the Courts Ml One of Nature's most valuable aids in the, promotion and maintenance of perfect health is HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters IT TONES STRENGTHENS AND INVIGORATES the digestive system. Try it DUNLEVY'S SAUSAGE Is delicious, nutritious and satisfying a rich, pure, wholesome food that makes red blood and "wards off" the cold. Rosie Rohrbergr was friven a verdict I for $5,000 against the Pittsburgh Rail-J ways Company by a jury in Common Pleas court in her suit for damages growing out of injuries alleged to have It Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment are sold by al 1 druggists. For free samples ol each, write to Dept.4-N, Res-iaoi. Baltimore, Md.

been received February 13, 1915. when she was struck by a street car at California avenue, near Davis avenue. Liquor Dealer Acqquitted. "William L. Elford.

a wholesale liquor dealer of Oakland, was found not guilty of illegal liquor selling, a verdict of acquittal having been directed by DUNLEVVS SAUSAGE MEAT used as dressing or filling -will add 100 to the delicious ess of the Thanksgiving turkey -try It Thursday. i Judge Ambrose B. Reid. The case was intended by the Commonwealth to be a test to determine whether cr not I Elford's method of doing business was I in accordance with law. According to testimony given by county detectives, i liquor was unloaded from cars at the 'old Pittsburgh and Western railroad freight warehouse on the Northside and I was delivered directly from the warehouse to retail liquor dealers.

No testimony was offered on behalf of the Commonwealth as to where the sale of ft LlliU OPENING 127J Pgh Taxi Co Margaret Burke Treap Docket B. K74 Pgh Tail Co Mary Keegan et l-ti Raymond Hassett Margaret Hassett Docket C. 12i Vests, Coal Co Ceo and Ilona Ruchy Tresp 1267 Katie A Mrtucd Jos Docket D. irso Vera Cesarec Jno Cesarec Dlvorca Helen Desik Steve Desik Divorce linn Jno AbH-tt Edna M. Ablett Divorce 1J Albert Goff Grace AI GoiT JCDGMEXTi Docket A.

Defer) iant. 5n8 Jan 17 Mchciavon Vito Leo Ferber 403 fctf Jan 17 Wallace A Junker 36 SS Docket B. 61 Jan 17 Gold Jacob Jana UcGoa- an. use 41.647 So SSI Jan 17 'Scott Sarah Crawford 237 SS 54 Jan 17 'Sofranko Paul an.i Mrs 11 I'ettlgrew gin L3C0 00 S65 Jan 17 'Syphan Money weight Scale Co 115 0 1302 Jan 17 Succop Peoples Nat't Bank of Monnessen. SJS 91 Confessed Judgment.

Good Things to Eat OOOOOOOOOOOQOO Despondency. oooooooooooooo Is despondency a disease or Is it only a symptom? To the one who Is despondent It matters not. Doubtless it is a reflex symptom of depleted nerve forces. It might be aptly termed "nerve sickness" as it is present only when the nerves have been starved or overworked through grief or excess of any kind. If neglected, despondeno becomes chronic and leads often to insanity.

If you have "subtracted" from your reserve forces without "adding" you may be sure the cause of despondency lies there. For the benefit of such there may be found entire and grateful results by the self-administration of three-grain Cado-mene tablets, which, pharmacists supply in sealed tubes. i WJm.eHl II I 1 I I I I I II will hold no joys for you if you have rn nnm nsL it this liquor was consummated. Divorce Recommended. Oeorge H.

Moore was recommended a divorce from Mrs. Susie M. Moore in a master's report. DAILY COURT RECORD. Common Pleam Court.

NEW SUITS. January Term, 1S17. Uockat A. Defendant. 1257 Henry Xjoenscb Avalon Auto A Mitch Co A 1251 Pgh Rya Co Margaret A Davis Tresp 1265 John Run gee Pearl Divorce THANKSGIVING DM Special train leaves Pittsburgh 9:30 a.

Immediately after the races. Big Kvents. Big Trophies. All Star Drivers. Indigestion, Constipation, or any stomach or liver trouble.

tail ii it is ii ri No need to pay big doctor's bills but take RED CLOVERINE PILLS (THE LITTLK RED PILX) They will absolutely relieve you. make your food digest and keqp you in good health. 10c and 25c at all druggists. I Pni WITH THE OVAL BUTTON-HOLS UlLlsT 915-921 If ATiO NEW REINFORCED EDCcU II Pittsburgh Homestpn Munhall Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh North Rraddock Port Perry aL" A 1 r5; EACH 6FOH6O0 Nora Hope Pittsburgh Nora Hope Pittsburgh Norman It. Brandt Florence K.

Rosa. Charles H. Weber Henrietta Iauer John F. Sullivan Mayme A. Price Roger J.

McKelvey. May earns James Watson Janet R. Murray Joseph A. Boenigk, Sarah B. Carrlgg John J.

Conway Margaret C. Ryan Thomas F. Katheryn J. Engel Dennis J. Colllna Mary Patton Isadora G.

Rudikl Anna Kujawa Francta Roche Here arc two letters exactly alike J' I i fis7 llll If e3a3SSePsr jl. Ifll Jl IB s-iralreriaa. til Louis C. Buechel Irene M. Miller Walter R.

Heckman. Buena V. "William Tompel Elizabeth Burr Frank J. Frank Mary M. McHenry John J.

Elizabeth Volt Pittsburgh Pittsburub Tarentum Clair borough Clair borough Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh i Herman Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh I Pittsburgh I Pittsburgh i Defenilant. Kti Joa Kovpreky Max AmoU 63 75 tzi John Dna at al Stat Capital L. A Writ of Pos Tt: A RoUTCh I Li ronton 57 20 BJC Koresman Kopp A A Con .0 0" Joa Gajdoa Ijta Frber U7 ia County Court. NEW SUITS. Jihn A Scott Co helton Elec KUck Waily Assft Jas Alkeit Sheair.r A McOann Aamvt JUUO.MENT.

iiy Iefauit. 1S63 'W iiiiama Co Knlresa Brick Co. I 16 SO Petition in Bankruptcy. GOT Sloan Heating and Ventilating- Company. Inc.

bankrupt; Involuntary; PUtaburf-h; claims. 11.103 M. SS03 Iouis Hmv-rmsn, bankrupt: In-roluntary: mr--hant. Erie; claims. iM 72.

S304 Meyer Kiie'lman. tradlna; as Meysr Frls1- man Co. t-ankrupt; Involuntary; mer-. chant; claims. tl.3H 4 MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Tha following; marriage licenses were Issued at tha Allegheny county ofllce yesterclay: Oeorae Bala Rankin Margaret ltra.ldock John P. lioyla Itmd.lock Ag-nea Kllnk Pittsburgh lawrsncs C. rVhafer Plttsburrh Anna J. Pchnelrter Pittsburgh Frank F. Wylla Rosle Jonea Washtn-rton Walter T.

Miller Crarton I-ucy H. II. Masters Crafton Thomas J. Keating Plttsburrh Margaret C. McKlbbln Pittsburgh Frank J.

fihlna Pittsburgh Marie McKlbbln plttobutgh Joseph E. Smith Pittsburgh Anna Human Pittsburgh Kilwln B. Mi Master Parnassus Ethel E. Splker Natrona Walter I'rwller Homestead Margaret Brown Uellevue Howard Pack Ellwood City Alice Hughes North Heasetner John F. Stack Pittsburgh Mary C.

Graham Pittsburgh Harry Marcus Pittsburgh Myrtla Khouea Pittsburgh Lawrence Colllna Pittsburgh Laura M. Burke Pittsburgh Warren H. Sullivan Pittsburgh Margaret A. Born Pittsburgh James J. McKee Pittsburgh Cecelia K.

iirandenateln Pittsburgh Louis Stegworth Pittsburgh Josephine Merkel Pittsburgh Arthur D. besmarata Itrartdock Mary M. Kearney Pittsburgh Charles A. Bowman Pittsburgh Anna J. Nock Perrysvllle WHklnsburg Nellie Iunlgan Wilklnshurg Clyde E.

Reynolds Pittsburgh Kathertne Opp Pittsburgh 4 Sa.ler-,Jr Pittsburgh Mildred B. Frlesel Pittsburgh Kmll M. Shoenberger Plttsburgn Martha I Thumm Pittsburgh Earl McGllvary Pittsburgh Mary H. Brown Pittsburgh Oustav Groz Pittsburgh Alary E. Collins Pittsburgh Albert G.

Meyer McKee-i Rocks Irene C. fchrhart MUlvale Joseph O. Jr McKees Rocks Mabel 1. Christmas. Rocks William M.

Ebert. Jr Pittsburgh Louise E. Hangge Pittsburgh Joseph H. Farnaworth Creek Helen J. Swlssvale Andrew T.

Kelm Margaretta E. Grona Pittsburgh Philip N. Campbell Sarah V. Carlln Pittsburgh Marton D. Lamlsberg Pittsburgh Ethel Rosenthal Pittsburgh Clyde R.

Thompson Pittsburgh Alma A. Schuster West View Julius Yansen Pittsburgh Theresa c'orrell Mi-Keesport Sylvester M. Flerst Pittsburgh Catherine A. O'Hare Pittsburgh Oeorge J. Plcard.

Jr Carnegie Margaret L. Healey Jessup William D. Ontario. Canada Elenor E. Webb Ambrldge Michael O'Malley Pittsburgh Catherine O'Malley Pittsburgh Ross B.

Lltten Helen T. llaeppel Weat View John A. Clara F. Pittsburgh Leo A. Mary E.

Glats Christopher T. Urn-ham Crafton Ann M. HhitIs Crafton John E. Walker Edceworth Ellen Connolly Edgewortb Julio Roxer I'lttsbnrgh Mary C. lochim Pittsburgh Jo'Pli T.

Reo fit. Clslr boronph Clara H. Stoelir St. Clair borough Voieslof J. Wallace Pittsburgh Vary F.

White Mt. Oliver Howard L. Jones. New Tork LUllaa M. Fmanuel.

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