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MILLIONS AT STAKE
IN
REVENU
E SUIT
EVENING PUBLIC jLEDfiEE-PHILAt)ELiPHpit FBlDAfr, V&M&BX 7, 1921'
the present ciikp, the. Inrrr-nAcd value of
the ore In ml having been represented
cm tlio books of the corporation, up
corcllnc; to tlio government s brief, shire
nirj iiy mock is.siic(i s n Ktoeu mvi-iloml."
TIip wiilo intcrrst (llstilnyed In the
rao In the miKlnryx world was linn-
i trntcd by tlm number of request for
ncrnilsoion to nonpar ns "friends of the
Ironrt." Thnvp emoted permission to
'Invested Capital" Case, Mostly '''o'tSU'Hty-p'xaJional
Lumber .Mnntiiui'ltircr.s' Association uml
tlio Kansas City Structural Steel Co,
Increased vnhip of the ore lands Is
entnpnrnble to tbe Increase which occurs
In the value of n herd of cattle, wlilcli,
when purchased. Included a number of
calves, the appellant nrgiicd. I'rollts'
whs defined to the court as the actunl
net nmoiint of pain made by a business
between any two dates.
"The appellnnt's theory Is that the
cnpital invested in its ore lands is not
what II paid for them, but is to be
measured by the present value of. tin;
lands," Mr. Krlerson said. "The rov
eminent contends, on the other hand,
thnt tlio act clenrlv defines the 'Invested
capital' ns the amount received in ex
Important in Decade, Before
Supreme Court
STOCK DIVIDENDS INVOLVED
11 the Associated Press
Washington. .Ian. 7. Argument
were begun todny in the Supreme Court
In the "invested cnpital case." charac
terized by Solicitor fJencral Frleron
ni "the most important legal suit from
the standpoint of government linanccs
tl a ilflrtml.1 ' Hl...tl.nR !. Mn,.A- t
i.i it in i .in.-. iiiii-iiivi in.- tin .-i iiinvni ,-,:, m . . ... ..... ....
will be forced to return hundreds 0fj cnange lor lis snares oi muck, pus m.
minions ni (Kinnrs paid ns income taxo
depends on the outcome.
The immediate catie nt issue before
the court is the appeal of the I.n llelle
Iron Works from a ruling of the Iturcnu
of Internal Revenue, refusing to allow
It to treat ns Invested cnpital the value
of ore lands, which it had purchased in
1001 for $1110.000. and which, bv 1D17.
bnd Increased to S10.OOrt.000. The gov
ernment agents maintained thnt the in
crease in reality was "iimlit." and
should be taxed as such. The company
added the increne to its enpitnl invested i
and claimed the normal deduction of 7 '
per cent, paying under protest the addi
tional tax of .1.0Sl.rtOO.
The (iiiestinn of whether n slock divi
dend is taxable nrose in u new form in
'pnid in or earned surplus' used In the
business.
SCHOOL FOR UPPER MERION
Board Authorizes New Building nt
Cost of $100,000 Ready In Sept.
The I.'pjier Merlon school board nu
Ihorizcir the sale of .$100,000 worth of
bonds to obtain funds for the erection
and equipment of n public school to be
located In Hwedelnntl.
The school will be on a two-acre
plot donated to the district by the Alnn
Wood Iron and Steel Co, It will be
un eight -room modem building, to no
coinmodnte .100 pupils. It Is expected
to be ready for occupation In Septem
ber. The bonds will be 5 per cent, tax
free, to be dated March 1 .
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BEVERIDGE TO SPEAK
Former Senator to Address Penn
Law Students Tonight
K -Senator Albeit .1. Iteveridge. of
tndinmt, will deliver nn address on the
"Life and Works if I'oriner Chief .Ins- i
lice .Marshall, of the Supreme, Court."
this evening in the Houston Club under,
the auspices of the l.nw School faculty
of the I'liiversity of 1'ciins.vlvnnin.
Tin lecture, which is scheduled to
coumii'tii't' nt pi o clocli. is open to nil
Law School students n ml faculty and
their friends.
Julia Bailey Estate $109,000
Numerous bequests and annuities arc
contained In the will of .lulin Hnlley.
7.TJ1 llrynn street. Mount Airy, pro
hated today, disposing of $100,000. The
residue of the estate is divided between
the Pennsylvania Society to Protect
Children from Cruelty, the (Children's
Aid Society nnd the Hayes Mechanics'
Home. Other wills probated were
Charles A. lilocker, "HO lloosevelt
boulevard. S.m.000 ; Angclinc Anderson,
1028 Mount Vernon street. $25,000:
Atwood K. Spangler, 728 West Alle ,
, fi nrt . Tll.tlf.. m I
gnciiv avenue, .?ii,iuui i iiuip luiiim, m
121 West Lo?nn street. $4000; Bernard II
.1. Matthews, fi12 South Twenty-fourth II
street, S.'-lflO, and Kmma ' rc-eon. fi'j ,'
South Korty-tlrst street. j-ij.uuu.
HERE'S THE
BIGGEST DIA
MOND EVENT
EVER HELD IN
PHILADELPHIA.
We have chosen just n thousand of these pure
wnue. ported cut diamonds to sell nt a price never
heforc offered for such quality stones the mount
ings arc M-kt. solid preen gold platinum top hand
engrnved. Hurry, if you want one this lol will
not last long.
Your Credit Is Good
and lour Money He
funded if You Can
Buy Cheaper for
Cash.
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Open
Saturday
Evenings
Textile Spindles
JUW
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jLouol
133 S.
13th St.
Wr
NEW!
Lniisolx' will' show jmu what in Xciv iv Frocks for
Spring Xcic Materials! Xcir Lives! Xew
Colors! Fascinating, Brilliant and Original!
Just XEW out of their boxes.
Wraps Dresses Suits
.-It Cost and Below Cost
19-50-39.50-12500
Formerly 39.50 69.50 265.00
Bona Fide Reductions on
Our Entire Stock of Fine Winter Apparel
ALL SALES FINAL
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"i''lL "' Mem 1 fei iPl WU
Tlic 'fKin.i-tlnr.r shop of Do! Mar & ( o.. 1211 Chestnut .Street,
is located in the heart of the shopping district. Many Philadelphia
women haw made the interesting discovery that Del Mar shoei me-n
with I heir apprmal, both a regard? style and price.
JQW: ju.t altout made up your "yOU'VK
mind to buy hard candies this -l that l
week. I know, and I'm glad to he
able to lccommend to you tho.-e f-old
by Kdouanl D. Kruse Company. 100
South Eleventh Street, and 400::
Haltimore Avenue. I can assure, you
that they are made from the purest
and most wholesome ingredients ob
tainab'c, and that their flavor leave
nothing to be desired and that
means something in hard candy
especially. The hard candies are
only .'0 cent-, a pound. Many out-of-town
people a.c having theiii sent
par-el u -t Chocolate
butter creams
delicacy made hy K ruse are (!0
cents a pound. Kvery ono likes but
ter creams, hut these are a glorified
sort (f butter cream that I'll wager
haven't an rqual anywhere.
heard it said, of course.
hoes last twice as Ions if I
you buy two pairs at the same time
and wear them alternately, ",1oi.,, i
wn iijiy yr,u exchim. "I never haw
the money to huv two pairs at one
time." Hut why not buy them at I
the second-iloor shop of Del Mar & I
Co., 1211 Chestnut Street? You
will be agreeably surprised when '
you discover how reasonable are !
their prices Why, fl dainty little
pair of strap pumps uaa only $0.75!
They were the cro'.--.strari kind.1
...! ' I , . . . .. ' '
wnicn lend a irracefu
a crracerul ine in !ii-
and anilla I ankle. Thcv come in limn i. !-,,.
another toothsome satin and lil.-irk- snedo Vnn'ii nt.
the Del Mar sports shoos smart
looking brogues, which every one is
wearvig with woolen sport' hu-e
and they, too, are remarkably rea
sonable in pru'f.
one tiling to -ay casually:
engagi mom ring came from
TT IS
1 "Mv
DHiiey, nanKs v iiujuie, and an
other to appreciate the fact that
'he name of Hailev, Hanks & Middle
Company tand.. for qualit
In materials and in workmanship.
You do. of courie, recognize, when
.you receive a gift from this store,
that the donoi esteems your own
good taste, and that ho or .-he knows
that you will nupiociate its coming
f.rom a stoic whose aim is the lie.-,'
t;ho most exclusive, the most e?:qui
ijitc. For so important a gift as. an
engagement ring one wants to he
dortain of the best one wants a
Polished Girdle Diamond, the most
beautiful of diamonds one wants its
retting designed by Hnlley artists, for
tjhat means that one'-! ring will pos
sess individuality and distinctivonc-s.
LTAYK you vi,t,.(i the Individual
L1- Lingerie Shop of Hon- it. Tellrr '
& ( o., at Thirteenth and Hansom I
Streets, since the announcement of
their cleaiance sale? You'll find I
theie an astonishing ariety nfj
dainty undergarments, frilled and
beriblioned or hemstitched simply, '
ns the ca.e may be ant prices are'
exceedingly low. Soft crepe de '
chine and a bit of valeneiennes fash
ioned deierly Into a dainty chemise,
or fine nainwjok exquisitely hand-1
embroidered choose what you will,
Some of the garment.? haw ,r.0ii
made in France, some have been
embroidered in th" Philippines-nil
are wi itliy of jonv c'lnsideration
if you are considering dainty lin
geiie ai all and whnl woman does
not? nd prices are ()Uite within
'you i leaih.
B
R'rVr.F(N now and Monday every one of my ion
ders wild ha, tlm lM.ti
suspicinn (hat she may need any household or kitchen mriL ,. 'i,i;
do well to piepare a list, for on Monday I shall have an intcro-tiic
announcement of an event to take place a the tore of ,1. Franklin Mil'or '
tH12 Chestnut Stiert. This is (lie .-enson of inwntoncs. and the house'
f ifo should not be behindhand in taking stock ef her working materials" I
'flic bride and bride-to-be will appreciate, too. the splendid opportunity
-., that will bo offered them to furnish Hinir kitchens with the very bc-t
utensils that un- made for oni. dependable articles of standard mnk. nm
ri'd b.v .1. Iranklin Miller. ComiiiL' as it does nt a time when m-i, ... -r -u I
Muen t'i "t: ui ' '.'.b, h c.'.nourcement ii iuie to be welcome ' i
THi: i IIKSTNL'T I'TKKKT ASSOCIATION
I
For
Silk, Cotlon
and Woolen Manufactures
Excelsior Forge & Mfg. Co.
Cth nnd Allegheny Ave.
I'honnt Tioen (ii, raru mg
Be Sure of Addross Look for Name on Windows
I OUR, QNLV gTOREl g
M.3lMON(pJ
A A-r ijRQEsr EXCLUSIVE CBEDIT?
JEWELRY HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA
39 North 13th Street
IQI " 30POC
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TyTol Wool is Not a Wool Jersey
Ladies' and Misses'
Plain Tailored Suits
18.75, 22.75, 27.75
About
V2 Price
Theae plain
ruits will be
tailored,
perfectly
never-out-of-style
good this spring.
3.00 Quality
Silk Hosiery, 1.95
2.50 Quality
Silk Hosiery, 1.45
Ladies' Hats 4 Price
Mann & Dilks
1182 CHESTNUT STREET
iiBliiliilMaimWJtliPBl'illiM
Dalsimer Standard Shoes "Standard" for Forty Years
aimary Clearance SaleFeatures Women's
Shoes at Reductions Most Surprising!
NOW the Best Values in Town!
Beautifully Stylish Shoes
With High French Heels
Formerly Priced at $12.00
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Shoes
of All-Black Kid Potent Colt
with Satin Tops Patent
Colt with Kid Tops Patent
Colt with Suede Tops with
exquisitely stylish H
French Heels.
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Highest Grade Shoes
Baby French or High French Heels
Formerly Priced Up to 515.00 and $16.50
Black Suede Grey Suede
Taupe Suede Brown
Suede B lack Calf with
Fawn Fabric Tops Patent
Colt with Fawn Fabric Tops
-Button or Lace.
m
'Tis a Feat to Fit Feet
Reduction
on all wool,
silk and cotton
Hosiery
ffl
The Big Shoe Store
1204-06-08 Market Street
Dtp values for
all the family
ilso at lower
price levels
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TraBHiflW
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Oak Hall is
on a
Basis
Replacement
Not Merely Seeking it
Today and tomorrow you can walk into any department of
Wanamaker & Brown and choose clothing for your entire
family
With our assurance that every reduced price is guaranteed by
us to be the lowest at which you will find clothing for 6ale
during 1921.
SELECTION WILL BE FOUND PLENTIFUL IN ALL .DEPART
MENTS OF THE STORE MEN'S, YOUNG MEN'S, WOMEN'S,
MISSES' AND BOYS.
Thousands of Overcoats and Suits
$35 & 40 Suits for $20
$45 Suits for $25
$50 & $55 Suits for $30
$60 & $65 Suits for $35
$65 & $70 Suits for $40
$75 & $85 Suits for $45
$75 Prince Albert Suits $55
6000 Black Sack Suits $45
$15 & $50 Overcoats & Ulsters for. . .$25
$55 Overcoats & Ulsters for $30
$60 & $65 Overcoats & Ulsters for. . .$35
$75 Overcoats & Ulster?, for $45
$85 & $90 Overcoats & Ulsters for. . .$55
Oxford Vicuna Suits with Extra
Trousers, $50, reduced to $35
Young Men's, Boys' Long and Short-Trouser Suits
young Men's $50.00 Suits. . .$30.00
Young Men's $55.00 Suits. . .$35.00
Young Men's $60.00 Suits. . .$40.00
Boys' $16.50 Suits for $10.00
Boys' $20.00 Suits for $13.50
Boys' $25.00 Suits for $16.50
Young Men's $40 Overcoats, $25.00
Young Men's $45 Overcoats, $30.00
Young Men's $50 Overcoats, $35.00
Boys' $15.00 Overcoats for $10.00
Boys' $20.00 Overcoats for $15.00
Boys' $30.00 Overcoats for $20.00
Note: Special Suits for stout boys sizes 13 to 20 reduced to $18 and $20
JtJlue berges and nnc (Jassimeres
ALL SUITINGS AND OVERCOATINGS IN THE TAILORING )
SHOP BUILT TO MEASURE WTTH A FLAT REDUCTION
ALLOWED OF
25
Replacement In Woman 'sShop
$15.00, For $22.50 to $55 Dresses in
to I Tricotines, Serges, Jersey Wools
$29.75 j and Velvets.
$29.7i
to
For $35 to $45 Dresses. Poirct
Twills and Tricotinrs. Mostly
Navys. Beaded and Silk Embroidered.
$32.50, For Meteor, Sati7i, Georgette,
to L Beaded and Silk Dresses. Values
$42.50j $42.50 to $65.
$32.50 , For Richest Dresses in Meteors,
to j. Satins. Georgettes and Black
$35.00; Nets, Regularly $52.50 to $75.
?U.75
to
$75.00 i
in
$85.00
For $125 Coats.
J Colors.
Bolivias ivith
All Wanted
$13.
to
1
. For $75 Coats. Velours, Silver
$57.75 tones. Bolivias. With Scalinc
i and Taupe Nutria Collars.
$47.75 , For $65 and $75 Coats. Velours,
to Silver tones, Bolivias; Mostly
$52.50 J Fur-Trimmed.
$16.75 , For $27.50 to $45 Coats. Wool
to J. Velours and Silvcrtones. So7ne
$27.75 J of These are Fur-Trimmed.
I' or $47.50 to $69.75 Coats in
Sample Sizes. Season's Newest
Styles and Fabrics. Handsome
Fur Trimminns.
For $19.75 to $25 Coats. Tweeds in Several Colors. These Arc Built
Overcoat Style and Arc Made by the Floitsc of Kenuon. Marltnd for Quirk
For Dresses Regularly $22.75 to
$35. Jcrscvs. Serines mi.c
1.75J and Silks.
$37.75
to
S39.75
1 CI earn nee.
$22.75, For $35 to $45 Suits.
to I Poplins,
$29.75 J lours.
For
Silmioues
Cheviots,
and Vc-
-) i' or w.ou 10 $75 Suits. Many
S35.00 Samples in This Group. Serges.
J Silvertoncs,Vclours,Broadcloths.
$39.75 -j For $55 to $69.75 Suits. Duvet
to ide Laines, Velours. Silvcrtones,
$15.00 J Serges. Some Fur-Trimmed.
$47.50 -j For $75 Suits. Some Fur-Trim-to
J, mcd. All Desirable Colors, Hand
$55.00 J somest of Fabrics.
5.-)7 .-0 1 For $85 to $89.75 Suits. Sea
- ' Uso? Handsomest Styles, Mate-
lo I 1.10 n.i,; nr.i: tt T-i.
S59.75 '.'. "'"'. w'ui'js. many rur-
$3.95
to
$9.75
Tiimmed.
For Blouses of Pongee, Crepes
de Chine, Batisle, Voile and
Georgette. Were $4.95 to $12.75.
All Furs Bear Decisive Reductions
5110 Tor a 30 inch self-trimmwl Marmot Coat,
regularly $150
S135 for a 3C inch Marmot Coat, sclf-trimmcd I
regularly $189.75 , ' I
S175 for a 3fi inch Marmot Coat, raccoon collar
and cuffs, regularly S239.7.'
5163 for a 36 inch French Seal Coat, recularlv
$300 '
$299.75 for a 30 huh French Seal Coat, klln
collar and cuffs, regularly $335
$239.75 for a 36 inch Australian Opossum Coat,
regularly $339.50
$219 for a 30 inch Hudson Seal sclf-trimmcd
Coat, regularly $375.00
collar nnd cuffs, regularlv S550.00
mVfrr,a J0 inrrCh Huds,n ,Seal Coat, beaver col
lar ami cuffs, regularly $595.00
$150 for a 12 inch Hudson Seal Coat, skunk
rollar ami cuffs regularly S630.00
All $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 Finer
Soft-Cuff Stirli, pcrctle end
madrti .$1.15
All Pare Silk Shirti ll.lf Price
$5.00 far $10.00 Stirli; $6.00 for
$12.00 Skirtt.
All fine Midrti Sbirti, I CQ flO
$4.50, $5.00, $0.00. ! P"J'UU
MEN'S SWEATERS AND
CARDIGAN JACKETS
PENNSYLVANIA KNIT COATS
$7.50 Satwl.Collir Svrcateri $5.00
$8.50 Sbswi.Collir Swtateri . . fi.00
$12.50 Claitex Knit Coati, now 8.75
$2.00 Working Skirt., bine and
rraj thambray Striped Work
Sbirti 23
$4.00 Blot Flannel Sbirti 1 For
$4.00 Cray Flannel Sbirti r9 Cfl
W.U0 Grar Tlannel Sbirli J P.tJU
AH Furnishings and Hats
CE AA 11 , m
J.vu men i ucnmne
uiotci, now $00
$0.00 Men'i Genoinr Burkikin
(ilorei
j.w men i iitnume
(llOTtl
tt.vM mens iiennine
blorei
$4.50 Tan Cape CIotci.
Tan Cape, imall lize
Mocka
Ihcktkin
Bnckikin
5.00
4.0)
3 00
3.50
2.03
, MACKIHAWS
Boti and Vonnj Men'i $16.50
$18 tad $20 all-wool . $10.00
UNDERWEAR
Mediom-weirll w.l Si in .
.. , ..WW pi
Flannel Pajamai
$4.00 Dome!
for
$10.00 Balk Robei, now...
$12.50 Bath Robei, now. ..
WOOL MUFFLERS
$10.00, now
$5.00, now
$1.00 Nota.eme Boti' Ribbed
Hoie, now
$1.00 Heavy Wool Hoie,' ow
ancjr Heather Wool i
i.Z, now
Fsncy lleatbcr Wool I
$1.50, now
$2.50
$2.50
$3.50
1.50
"i lloie,
2 Host,
$2.50
6.00
8.00
$6.50
3.75
55c
50c
75c
rarment. for
Medinm.weijbt merino,
per (annent, for
lUaTjr.wei.ht nierinoi,
per larraent, for . .
Heaj.fceiht natural wool,
$3.50 per jarment, for .
UNION SIIITC
l5iin m1""1 M"ino $3.2S
.-. i.eiarai merino
$8.00 Natural U wool. .
Hy Ribbed Efyplian Sbirti
" wr"n, $1.25 per ,ar.
ment, now . fir
$20.00 $18.00 Velour If.,, for $,0 0o
$8.00 and $ 0.00 ,.f f,, ,,
nd Db., ,ilt, d
,!,lpe, 5.00
1.35
2.50
2.75
5.50
75c
!.
YvraamaKerftKrnTar
$600, $7.00 and $8.00 toft felt
and Derby JUti, for . ...$3.00
Jj.03 and $4.00 Men'i Velour
and Imported Tweed Capi,
"Ji jZ.OO Capi, now .... 75c
UMBRELLAS
J!i!2 i,,n.', Co"on clori" f" $1-50
;?-2 Mln' Col,on c,or'" 'or- 3.00
J? !"" SiUt Gl";" '" 6.50
5Z3.S0 Fine Lestber Suitcaiti,
now 13,50
$1G.50 Fine Lealier Snilcnei,
,." 10.00
JI.7S Domet Flannel Nigbtihirtt 1.25
$1.00 and $1.50 Neckwear, all 50c
J2.00 and $2.50 Neckwear. nJw 1.00
PureS.lk ij lloie. $2, now. . 1.15
r '; a1""' . now .. 85c
Collon s llo.e, 75c, now.. . 50c
Co ton 'i (jo,., 40c, now .. 25c
Cotton i3 I01e 3Sc now 25c
SPECIAL FANCY VESTS
Sizti 34 to 40, all .... $1 00
co2 r"C7 Ve,,, now 3-50
All nzci 34 to 43 itoul. For
, f,Jl. wtsr tni fB Jreis.
".''P'l'nG.nnllet, for 1.00
, r ' ?r,",de -finrer Mill. 85c
l? r on Cjuntleti, bone pain, 50c
65c Cotton CIotcj. leatk,, ,l .
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4S5feafiw
n .(Market at Sixth
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