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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04
Thirty seventh Ward, is secretary Of
tho comnony

Thirty seventh Ward, is secretary oi
the company. -
Some of our business we give to the
southern Surety Company" he said,
but Mr.. Cunningham is not stock :
holder In the General Underwriters
Company, nor, so far as know, in the
Southern Surety Company.
Everybody knows how much chance
Tom Cunningham would have to get
city business. am a friend Of Cum =
ningham and believe he would be glad
to help us get business IL he could.
Every three months Council pub.
fishes a list of bonds given by the city.
This is n public record. The amount
Of city business the Southern Surety
Company has obtained could be put In
your eye. And remember. It gets busi-
ness from companies other than ours
also.
None of the stockholders in the
General Underwriters Company are
politicians or have any influence in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04

ticians who are the backbone Of both
the Voters League and the Republican
City Committee.
George d. Porter, an erstwhile
reformer, is chairman of the Finance
Committee of the Voters League.
George d. Porter Is president Of the
Philadelphia agency of the Southern
Surety Company.
Thomas w. Cunningham, clerk Of
Quarter Sessions Court, a former mag
istrate, n one time ward boss and con-
fdant of Senator Penrose and Scna-
tor Ware, Is chairman Of the Finance
Committee of the Republican City
Committee. He is a partner of George
d. Porter in the Philadelphia agency
of the Southern Surety Company.
Oscar Il. Noll, a real estate as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04

to annihilate reform movements in
Philadelphia.
Much was said during the four
years Thomas r. Smith served as
Mayor regarding the great profits re-
ceived from city contracts through his
bonding business.
THE Independent voters of the city
should know that another bonding com.
pany has succeeded to the great profits
which were derived by ex-Mayor
Smiths company. The concern which
is bonding the municipal contracts to-
day Is the Southern Security Company,
OF Des Moines, la.
The independent voters Of the city
should know that the agency of the
Southern Surety Company in Philn-
delphia is composed Of Republican poll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04
EVENING PUBLIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOVEMBER

SCISSOR and Republican machine boss ,of
the Thirty. seventh Ward. and one Of
his political lieutenants, State Repre-
sentative Edward Haws, also are part
ners in the Philadelphia agency OF the
Southern Surety Company"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04
Player-Pianos

We carry the largest and most complete line of payerpano
in the city Every instrument which sell is made under the
exclusive fianola patents and carries full guarantee.
Among these instruments the Duo-Art PianoaPianos
such makes the Senway. Weber, Steck Wheeock and
Stroud We also have the Hoppe and Francesca
PayerPianos.
Settlement be by cash charge account or by the
Hoppe 3year rental plan, which applies all toward
the purchase price.
Call phone write for full particulars ...-.. ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04
Bargain Dept.
+, Used Pianos and
T. Players

We have many fine values
in used pianos and player
pianos. Many of these in
struments have come from
the best homes in Philadel-
phia in exchange for our
high-grade grand pianos and
genuine Pianola-Pianos.
Every used piano and
player-piano in our Bargain
Department is guaranteed
for five years, and may be
exchanged, if you SO desire,
any time within six months
at the full price paid.
Below are a few special
bargains now available:
Jules $235
Walnut case; plain design.
Chickering $3.50
Dark case; good tone.
Weser Bros. $185
Mahogany case; good tone.
Sterling $175
Full size; mahogany; good
tone.
Steinway $l95
Plain dark case; good tone.
Marcellus $24O
Mahogany case; fine tone,
Hoppe $295
Slightly used; mahogany.
Cecilian Ss-note $3.50
N player ~SSV
Mahogany case; good tone.
Harrington $3.50
e8~pote player. Almost
ns&< good condition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04
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those
and furniture aghs what Gift Baskets of Fruit the
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The college man will appreciate the extremely smart teepe
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THE CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

TWO completely furnished hougsireeplur
rooms an modern conveniences. rarare.
no children, sick or pets Phi 1I51W-
Tare Wrnnriur-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
COURT HEARS ARGUMENTS IN
SUIT INVOLVING MILLIONS
PAID u. S. AS INCOME TAXES

form IN the present case the In
creased value OF the ere lands hav-
ing been represented on the books Of
the corporation. according 10 the gov
ernment's brief. since 1912 by stock
issued as a stock dividend" The wide
interest displayed in the case in the
business world was illustrated by the
number OF requests for permission to
file briefs.
Profits Defined.
Increase in the value OF the ore
lands is comparable TO the Increase
which occurs in the value Of a herd OF
cattle which when purchased, in
ciuded a number OF calves. the ap-
pellant argued Profits" was defined
TO the court as the actual net amount
OF gain made by a business between
any two dates.
The appellants theory IS that the
capital invested in its ore lands is
not what is paid for them. but is TO
be measured by the present value Of
the lands,' Mr.. Frierson said. but
the government contends. on the 9TH
er hand. that the act clearly defines
the invested capitaT as the amount
received in exchange Tor its shares Of
stock plus any paid in OF earned sur
plus used in the business"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

The Corsicamu shallow field which
has been in operation for over p
years, gets its oil at the depth Of COO
or zoo feet. and none Of the wells are
biz ones.
The majority Of The acreage close
to the new wen is owned by FL
Pasoans. ". ". Turney and owners
Of the estate Of Airs. Margaret Caples
are trustees Of a pool formed by 40 FL
PasOans 20 years ago with which
100 acres we're bought at that time.
Most OF their acreage has been leased
Rush 10 Field Is On.
Trading in leases and drilling on
extensive plans are predicted in The
near future Many FL Paso people
have hurried to Fort Stockton. some
by train. others by auto, and PUSHES
from the Pecos district and eastern
Texas fields are reported
Indications are that the oil game"
in Texas viii stage a come back"
For The last six months excitement
has died down. and the Breckenridge
field has been the only one getting
much production Il would not be
surprising if the larger companies
would send their scouts out to Fort
Stockton. FL Pasoans said While
the latest field has graduated from
the wildcat classification, it was sure
TO attract their attention, they said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
arizona State Board
Obens RniIrond Herring

Phoenix. Ariz-. Jan. 7.-Commission-
er A A. Belts and F. r Johnson, rate
expert Of the state corporation com
mission, left this morning for Win
kleman to hold hearing in connection
With Information which had reached
the commission that the Arizona
Eastern Railroad company contem-
plated closing its station at Christ
mas On receiving a report TO thar
effect. the commission sent word to
the railroad company asking why II
should not comply with the law re-
curing 30 days notice and the per
mission Of the commission before such
action is taken.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
u. S. COURTN
PHILIPPINES is
UNDER ATTACK

Manila p. J.. jan american
members Of the supreme court Of the
Philippines were targets OF an at
tack here today in a speech in the
Philippine senate By Manuel L
Quezon. its president
Quezon was supporting amend
ments 70 the judiciary bill, empoW-
erlnE the governor general and the
senate 20 transfer judges from one
district to another when the good Of
the service required such changes.
Let me say here that 7 have no
1aith in the supreme court as con-
sllrured at present" Quezon de-
elaHed- How can we have faith in
justices like =. Finley Johnson and
George A Malcolm, who in one ad-
llinistratiou held that the governor
general has the right 70 eUpel aliens,
an exactly contrary opinion"
The bil passed the senate and goes
before the house for disposal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
WOMANPERMIT
CLERK HIT IN
LIQUOR PROBE

Washington, D. C.. Jan S-sus-
pension Of Irene H Richardson, a
clerk in the permit division Of the
prohibition enforcement office here.
pending Investigation OF charges OF
irregularity in issuing permits for
the withdrawal Of liquor was an
nounced today by internal revenue
commissioner Williams.
The commissioner refused 20 discuss
reports from New York that Miss
Richardson had been charged in a
confession by william F. Mccoy, for
mer auditor in the office Of prohibi-
tion commissioner Kramer, with a
part IN an alleged whisky ring"
conspiracy. which involved the mark
citing Of basic permits at a standard
price Of $1,000 each.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
! B. Y. P. U. ORGANIZATIONS
ORGANIZE FEDERATION

lions Of the 3. z. P c. was organized
Friday night at a banquet in the First
Baptist church J. ". Poppeu was
elected president and Elizabeth VIII
son secretary. The federation will
meet at least once a MONTH The next
meeting viii be February 4. Rev. S.
J. T. Williams. assistant pastor Of the
church, was in charge Of the banquet
and the program. A mock wedding
was given, Felicia Won Ericsson acting
as bride and T. J. Bisbee as bride
groom One hundred and twenty-five
persons were present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
RUSHTOFORT STOCKTONIS ON
AS NEW WELL SETTLES DOWN;
Ell PASOANS OWN BIG ACREAGE

e PASO stands IN a fair way Of
II being the center Of the present oil
excitement according to Fl Paso
men who are Interested in the new
field at Fort Stockton.
IheT declared that If the new Grant
wei held up. the Fort Stockton field
VII be one Of the most remarkable in
The country.
Never before has oil in large
amounts been found I'm as shallow a
pool as the one at Fort Stockton
The Grant oil corporation. which
has been doing the majority Of the
drilling in the field, has four produc-
ing wells now. none Of them deeper
than IQ2 feet Grant No. /, which
was brought in several weeks ago.
struck paying sand an the deplh Of
81 feet It and three others are
pumping ten barrels a day.
II Pasoaus Big Owners
The newest well. No 10, which was
brought in wednesday, while not pro-
ducinE up 70 the first report creditinE
lr with 5000 barrels a day is flowing
In heads 9t the raLe Of between $50
ano 500 barrels a day, according to
reliable Information received by Il.
T. Mckinney, FL Paso oil man.
Because Of the shallOWmess OF the
pool, oil IN any quantity. even ten
barrels a day, Is worth going after
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

, E3IElIBERING that a square IS
IL always a rectangle. but that a
rectaugle As not always square
how many various rectangles can be
found 10 this diagram OF 16 squares
There are two Interesting rules for
solving problems OF this sort The
llrst establishes the number of
squares ana the second gives the total
number or rectanEleE-
While studying this diagram OF is
squares, let us work out q second
puzzle by testing our memories OF
the old magic square How quickly
can you arrange the numbers j TO 16
iu the re- squares SO that each Of the
ten roWs-verfical. horizontal and two
iaEouals--wil total 3f2
ANSWER TO TEsTESlDAF'S PUZZLE
The line Of novels ls made 20 read.
Give dog bad name and hang
him"
TIE line Of couEouants is made 70
read- Preserve Te perfect men. ever
keep these urecep-s ten-'-Copyright
1918, by sam Lloyd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
Grand Jury Iudicts Three
On Charge OF Theft

Indictments charging Fernando Tor
res and Jose sales with stealing a
watch from James D. Han, on De-
cember 81, were returned by the
grand jury Thursday. At the pre-
liminarE hearing Han charged that
one Of the men brushed against him
IN crowd while the other took the
watch %. D. Meachem. charged with
shelf Of $50 from J. W Upton, and
". W. Mckee. charged with altering
q pay check given him by Wells, sui
Ivan e. Spears. also were indicted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
Sp.daI FoHees

YELTON-TUTTLE ANT & WALL
PAPER CO. SOS n stanton. Pm 1871.
HElISTITCIIING picot. accordlan plating.
Miss 3. Corum, SO Buciler Bldg. Phi 1911
MATTRESSES RENOVATED. 81; RUGS
CLEANED. 81. ERWIN MFG. CO.. Phi. 11Io.
EXPERT cleaning. pressing and repairing
dept for ladies and gentlemen DUNDEE
WOOLEN MILLS Phi $50
HEMsTITCHING. alterations. accordian
plating. mail orders solicited. Mrs g
Jones. SILK Emporium, 21s Mesa. Pm. f111.
PUPILS WANTED for private school in-
struction by experienced teacher. 812 W.
-r-..n.--L un- ..-a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

the United States was sold on credit.
Next Friday Harold KaytOn, presi-
dent OF the state adclubs, and his
wife win be guests Of the club. Mrs.
Maud D. Sullivan. city librarian, and
her staff viii present a playlet en-
titled. "a Day in the Library"
Ray McClinr0ck was a visitor and
speaker at the luncheon He said
now was the time TO advertise TO
keep stocks moving The meeting
opened with singing led by James A.
Dick Mrs Gus Eminger was the
accompanist-
a. 81 Lockhart nresided.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
Ell PASOMAN'S
SLOGANGIVEN
ARMY PRAISE

Earn while you learn" slogan
written By Rufe March. Of the Fl
Paso chamber Of commerce. has done
more TO recruit men for the army
than any other slogan ever used. Col
A. A. king, recruiting officer in
charge Of the FL PasO district. told
the adclub at its luncheon at the
Chamber Of commerce Friday. The
slogan was first taken up by the
southwestern district and later by
the entire army. the officer said
Slogans was the subject under
discussion at the luncheon. The dis
cussion was led by j. ". Bartholo-
new Most Of the members said they
favored slogans il they were true.
clever and easy 10 remember. 'It
floats" the slogan used TO adVertlze
q brand OF soap. was voted one OF
the best Another favorite was
Eventually. why not noW2"
your credit IS O. K" was declared
". e. DauchdrilL Mr. DaughdriiI
said IS percent OF the furniture in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

TVTAsHINGrON d. C., Jan. 7.-Argu-
w ments were begun today in the
supreme court in the invested
capital case, characterized by solicit
tor general Frierson as the most i'm
portant legal suit from the stand
poin OF government finances in a
decade" Whether the government
VIII be forced 10 return hundreds Of
Millions Of dollars paid as Income
taxes depends on the outcome
Immedinte Cause ut Issue.
The Immediate cause at issue before
the court Is the appeal OF the Labelle
IronWorks from a ruling Of the hu-
reau OF internal revenue. refusing TO
allow Dc TO treat as invested capital
The value OF ore lands which it hal
purchased In 1903 for $4,000. and
which by 1917 had increased TO S10,-
100000. Government agents main
tanned that the increase in reality was
profit" and should be taxed as such.
The company added the increase 10 its
capital invested and claimed the nor
nal deduction OF z percent paying
under protest the additional tax Of
s1.0s1.000.
The question Of whether a stock
dividend is taxable arose in a new
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

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L NFU HNIsHED apartment close IN rom
"a -nnura nH rraH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
CRAP SHOOTERS MAY HAVE
CAUSED CAPTTOI. FIRE

Charleston. W Va Jan. That
the attic Of the state capitol which
was destroyed by fire last Monday.
frequently was used by crap shoot
ers was the statement today Of
James J.. Gels, chief janltor OF the
building, who expressed the opinion
that the fire was not caused By de-
fectiVe electric wiring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

santa Fe. n n, Jan. Governor
H. C.. Mechem today announced the
appointment OF Lorenzo DelEado, of
san. Miguel county. as captain Of the
mounted police, and Of Henry Sena OF
san Miguel and William Santistevan
of Taos as sergeants
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
Helm Wanted-Fsmale


WANTED-Good cook Apply 1011 Mesa
WANTED-3Iexican girl FOR cooking. good
wages, must stay on place Phi l36. ask
for Ramona
WANTED-Woman TO do cooking and
homework on ranch Box 81. Valentine.
Tex
FANTED-Experien Mexican girl or
woman for general Homework. must stay
nights. Pm SOS. call $50 Grant ave
WANTED-Experienc woman for general
houseWorz, 81 per week; must stay nights
PHI 6s61. 3116 Montana
WANTED-Woman for kitchen and dining
room work. English speaking Mexican
preferred. SOS MaEoffin.
CAPABLE woman. over IS. with ezecu-
tive ability. by company OF national rep
utation. Phone Room 422. Hotel Paso del
Norte-
WANTED-Good cook FOR small family
good wages. also house girl who under
stands English. short hours. Phi. 3ff9
1904 MnuEana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

A hush fell on the girls as the door opened,
and the dininutive boss entered, followed By
his huge spouse, who doomed in command
ing voice, I'll pick out the stenograPher for
you. Lemuelf"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLE


Effective Dec. "A. Las Cruces-EI Paso
stage viii leave from Orndorff hotel at
2 m For reservations phone Fl Paso
IA; Las Cruces, ia
HERALD FL PAsO-LAs CRUCES AUTO
leaves Herald Bldg for Las Cruces al D.
m. arriving Las Cruces pm. returning
car viii leave the z T. Johns Cigar Stand.
Las Cruces, at pm, arriving Fl Paso at
s pm Phone Fl Pasos 1920 phone. Las
Cruces. Ia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
Real Estate Wanted


WANTED AT ONCE.
We have several buyers who are ver1
anxious 20 locate Immediately; We need a
Few modern four 90 six room bungalows.
in good neighhorhcod. preferably on paF7-
Streets u your property ls priced reason
ably we can sell it quickly.
p. W WILLIAMS AGENCY
-rr TI-rs National Rank BLDG Pm 1L4a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

The Office was crowded with job-hunting
Steno's, when Winnie entered and joined the
ranks. Only one elderly damsel shifted con
temptuously as the good-looldng, good-na-
tured girls discussed movies. makeup and
millinery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

Without further ado Winnie approached
the elderly maiden, and, extending her hand,
Z congratulate you, the job is yours" The
tail angular applicant giggled -Iee-hee,
how do vou know7" she Uttered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

Before Winnie could answer, the boss
ample wife re-entered and, pointing to the
spinster-stenographer, said, You're hiredF'
ANY time the boss frau does the picking
the Oldest bird cops the prize" laughed
Winnie. making a hasty exit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
Legal Notices
notice OF STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Notice 81 hereby given that a special
meeting CT the stockholders OF the e
Paso q Southwestern Railroad company
OF Texas. a corporation organized under
the laws OF the state Of Texas. viii be
held at the office OF the company, IN the
Fl Paso d Southwestern building. FL Paao.
Texas. commencing at 70 O'Clock a. M.
on Monday. January 10th, 1921. The
purpose OF this special meeting IS the
authorization OF 4 lease Of a certain por-
ton Of the company's riEht-of-way, 10
the G.. n. e. s. A. Railroad company. FOR
a period OF 90 years
A. L. HAWLET.
EneraHnH-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

ness men OF Clint Texas. believing in the
enforcement OF the law. and with a
proper respect FOR the Observance Of the
sabbath. hereby promise and agree 20
comply with the strict letter and spirit
Of the law as TO sunday closing. and to
refuse sale OF any and all such merchan-
disc or wares either directly or indirectly
as are prohibited 10 be sold on sunday
We further agree. each and all Of Us,
70 subscribe pro rata. and 20 paw our part
pro rata, 20 a fund 20 be used for the
employment q competent attorneys, or
for expenses IN securing evidence. OF for
any and all expenses thought necessary
by a majority OF those signing. TO secure
the conviction o. any merchant or his en-
ploTe or employees, who tall or refuse 20
comply with the Sunday law. and we
further agree 20 assist In securing the
evidence and ln the prosecution Of the
offenders Tor each and every offense until
such person or persons agree 10 comply
We believe that aside from any re-
ugious or legal obligations, that employers
and employees alike are entitled 70 one
days rest, and that n all stores close
alike that there VIII be no trade lost 70
store VIII share and share alike In the
We believe further that the public gen
orally VIII approve o. this action. and that
the farmers viii as before pay of their
men In time Saturday 30 that laborerg
can do their weekly trading.
In order 20 give due publicity, and SO
that the public viii know those who re-
agree 70 publish the present agreement at
least three times in an FL Paso daily paper,
and 70 pro rate the expense Of same
lSiEnedl Edgar u. Brown Company.
Dalton e. Jones.
-DletE Bros.
Clint Mercantile Company.
Gabriel Varela
~ A Fields a c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
POSSE
KILLS GUNMAN
AFTER CHASE

Albuquerque, n. NJ. Jan lanes
Williams, negro who shot and
wounded a youth here last night. and
an officer at Isleta, Is miles south,
this morning was killed by an IN
dian possee early this afternoon
He was surrounded in the woods
but fought off his pursuers until he
body
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
Money TO Loan
Oh and Mining

FOR sAI.E-Forty acre oil lease In Reeves
Co. Texas. Block C II. price S2-25 an acre
ADDE'S F. n smith. Box ST. Alhuquer-
FOB A FEW days only viii offer for sale
half interest I'm $50 acre oil lease IN No
wata Field. Okla. acreage is within 1
mile OF producing wells price SO per acre.
See WINTERS & SMITH
eos New Trust Bldg. Phone 1714.
BUY OIL LANDS N ZEE.
One and five acre tracts. close TO oil
well now drilling with good gas showing
Located south OF the West Columbia field
SIS down and SIS per month buys five
acres The land alone Is worth the money
oil VIII make &c worth a fortune and you
can sell the lease and retain tho royalty
Only a Few tracts for sale
Write for full Information today.
G.. =. PHELPS.
rnl rhrnrIcla RnndIrr urus.nn- Teras.