United States v. Ringk

Articles invoiced as telephone notebooks were imported by appellee. These were each about 6 by 9 inches, and fitted with an eyelet for hanging upon the wall. Each contained 12 paper leaves, with cloth, alphabetically lettered, lower margins so arranged that each succeeding leaf projected below its predecessor by the width of its margin. On top of the leaves was a front, cloth covered, padded cover, with the word “Telephone” printed thereon. A stiff, imitation leather covered back was added. Aside'from the word “Telephone ” and the *324marginal letters, the only other printing upon the articles…