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TOILET PREPARATIONS

ALMOND MEAL SAssey,.
one. half esuWS jar. HsS-
u1Arfv fSc. eais. .3Se
nav Wlfn (SgosyD, ~rfrs
quality: dsrk srsea sp-in
kier.topped botties: ia
o.; rvrsisrty ssc; 81.
"G rss;siHR rAkSys.
Maeyl. SYSTEMATICALLY
pIsparsd: regularly ioc
save ........... To
oNNn0sJNH (nesey). rcs-
serfum>: sale. go. ~
COLD CREAM (Ms~v,
small lars; resrisrav lac
esle 1Se, sue-hsis per- -
ccs. reavlar'y see. ssss
20ct psBud lars. rsG,sS.-.
w b0c. ssie. ....... lee~
crCrMHEn coin rREsw
Meryl. smsfl tars: reg.
visrfv lee: ssis. uSe
cANpWOR ICu STICKS
MaevDi rsRiiarey Sc;
. 49, .s Nc
ICTnrswv,SJ"sTMNv'N
hvfv voc: ssie, NJ
cHy1yI T0gl.Vr WAvvv
| '.s1i:r,, .se:' 81. ' 81:
| s..-.. ~
| CNCOANv'T OFT. (Ma~vO .
s;:s. is's, rs~AHy ,a:,
Ms .....".......v vs.
erc~~SwsscyTs,.rSHS~!..Hsyc.
| s,acs. bottle: rsriI. Nv
cocoa Srrrw, ss,o.
r..,,,.riv ate:' I'D
pm fNsrvSi rss,,is ~
cev'DNL Mann roefpr
si,... TS. ss cos s ,iTs.'' T..
" =: :! ....'..', h. 'rss
Dv~pOySxTNo pOWpvV
\ SM.ey)i sere~.ss s,ss
Il sale ............ VA
cuWaSVSVN.M
II kENtDYSkSvVS.o.
eesl~. .EAs
lv... -:'.~i...~
tMa<vtf <-~0. ro1ni
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MANICURE
REQUISITES
EMERY BOARDS. en-

EMERY BOARDS. extra
long, file shspe. regular
~ Sc DOZEN: sale price
TTFxIBLE NAIL Tl.Es.
all shapes and sire.;
r6or I,sE ixii:a'.I,
2.o sin. sa,s...., ltc
root PADS iAII-n,n !
FOOT POWDER MARY.
TO- ~ 81 snd achiag feet:
fOui TABLETS ,ui~n'sli
2ac size; sals. 800 iSc
IDEAL CAKE ENAMEL
tM''cy)i regularly LOG
KrNrs i'NG'IIsH HAND
sCKI rs: indestruetipls
reriiiarly Ier; s1ls lie
MANICtRE STICKS. hoof
and plain shape per
MAIL ~ rVt7i,s. sssor,sd
sizes and woods; rose,
ebony sni olive wovd all
covered " tn good Quality
OF charois skin; resul-t
Nv IN 10 4oct sale Zee
NAIL ENAMFL CRr'w
,Mac,,,, 70 small '.rs;
Nail POWDER GMsryl,
pink coo regularly
xii 'BT'iig,Cu' 1Msr,rT
%, bottles! regularly
N,L sricKs,; bone reg reg
or s,i.,y p' S;T' ES.M T.
u' cake form: use STE.
PsTr sryISr ifr"m
P"'isl: for polishing the
nails; regularly 0oc. sale
CiKE sCissORs' ali si,ss.
regularly soc siie xtc
STEEL StIT CLiPPENs,
best quality our renilsr
nrice 1te sale N'Nc
STEEL NAIL CLIPPERS,
pockst nzs. regular &c
Rfibi' SEAL YO0T row
DER' regular 2ao be-: be-.
! coNN' iND BUNI0N
srIIEI ns IAarxl hox ~
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C1sTW OIL. o. q p.
S SM:s;yl,; ,: ssG' ..,. s S,,s.:
10
COvGH MIX TT u v
Mn ..o M'i So sn's yer,'
isriv 2tc' ..le...-Sor
cA ~ y. pr. sTSS 81 our
Wc.lth authorattes: u
sal our r~Euisr rics
Se:. saIe 1Gri gal
. our REGULAR price az .;c
CxR1 10 SAW:
SM.ry,di our rresn' ~
c&mTyvwI OIT. iNs:rvI
b.s, IN Mt, ed Sro,r Mar.
way; pin, bottle a.. .s our re.
CAMPHOR a TrD OIL
s Macy: 49,, u s. cr ~; n n-,r !.
To- ,,,e '' ~ 'sS~
c.HcpCConn uDr~svN.r
VUs.r.SVep.
$500 rer,i., 80.
cIsssssusaIcE: 'ritTk
'E% NAsn%r
ss~,,a. pr,ce sale
r.,,o,,,, .,,o~,.'Gc
OAMoMuE HOwEns, :
%, ~. 80 -
Price nc. bale 7. -
cw.cyc. tl.vor~a VIII
T nc r ss,.,. i-d n.sr srs,"
,s1 rpr.ccs a. s.His;,'IGsS,
'/c.,..,o s,,,or pIss
20 al. us
rC,spoSrND CsTs,awTvc
rMaIs C S,.;,.! ". y, !, 80, "
~. y" r- ~ ne, ,s eI.
rtNrWwrN w. Nv 80.
certrat.d sh,mpoo: SOC
!. s,s;c :s'sX....au.HNc,
STsWI.ETS Macy q
s s.;,T; ' e; : :.',, e% -:
r grgivs 100 In bot tie
nneyrEIL.'ssCL
".wswS o. bos,re
Mra, v,;c> ia
our ~ p 10,
sHvu '1voN nv;NJNr
"aSnsTEYCWNNt
lMscy): U. {; RI dive
% G,i.. 49,.
,,S sn 81 :,Ii:iI.',.,,''t;dd22'
So" o"" o y
rvyxm CAsCARA AZ
S1'yss,,'Esv..,.,.S
a.cx bottle our rerS.
I.p~ce 1"e, :,'s' nv ~.
1EvrI OIT New
S.rv best Ssssi,,y: i2-os
bs s. :. our regular Pa ~.
~rpvrswOw IM:cCvT
,,,s','r-r.
t.oh. sottis our rss1i "a 4
%TrIsa rvw ,
"cNirr. v,chy Fier n
gen LitnaeI mssrens :
R pSh.ns,. :"H 30 S1,, = :. :
,rs,ivjE,'s".,s
l y lirs, oo ond s ~ k,s" Psc.
phste. regularly 49,
sale IA
Yy 0y ED MDAJ
(Ns~yl. u 10. cav o.
regular price DC; sAie. =
ntxaFTD, VOv
INary(. lib. can. ON
regular prsoe Z 90. sale,
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TOR1ES--Bottle. reEul?r.
LYrHiiA Ta1i.rrs % s.
grain; regularly 1Se ec,.
M..lsrxsiHiiD LEAvEs.. 10 p
rSai.nNoiAx wArHns. SOC
.r:::'FsSSS,.SS;TtSirIi TkakSE$:
tMaryl. ?s In botsle:
PETHOLATUM MscD.
highest quality: the base
Amber. pound Tar: our
reg. price I Sc; sale. .10r
White. 5.os. Tar: cur reg.
uiar price Zoe: sale. ~
Carboiated. o -oz. lar: our
reg. price i1c; sale. &c
Camphornte1. Sos. tar:
our regular price ifs:
| n,."..t,e. b..c;,,. ,,ar:: crr
regular price 14c;
White P~riaa,n.ed. h.ss.
| Jar; our REGULAR price
Wkite. in tubes; our reg.
uiar price Sc: sale. DC
Amber. In tubes: our reg
ui,r price 7c: sale. Nc
Red, 3 OF. Tar: our regu
i.r nrice t0c: sale. ~
PEPPFWNTNT. cxsrcentrat- =
ed essence Of { Nary(t T.
or. bottle: our REGULAR
MSey ideal antissptic. to
he used daily - tooth
the general treatment of
disease: i<-oS. bottle;
our regular price arc:
atiNINE 'rir.ii. b sirsin.
100 In bottle: our rsGvl9r
rH G1lS' NV Ell EktAMrise
POuLT1CE. imOorted by
Ne from Germenyi called
Radimuit Mud. N arfe
packages. quantity limit
ed: our regular price SOC:
isHkGA'PkR Mia Ws
TRACT (Mscyp: fe.cs.
bottles. regularly bgc:
lwH'TSt%HYY6PHOaee
PHITEe COMPOUND
| L. Is. p. tMacyti formula
and dose on lab0i: 1919.
| bottle reg. sec: sale a0r
! mie .i0c
s6 S6,S,.! MET IL. TAbLrTss T.
r: bound naoissss
s,.;l:viit am CII,'Ss;
'MTHMrsEAN DR.
| iETs IMssy'' r.ssisily
svTPWCW OINTaEST
Il tMacyp, rssvisrly Zoe,
s,;'iilssHiiln tAXbi.n;t ~. ;Is
II" pistes: 1uiariy &C.;
po;aISf's fL,AxfEas;:
| rriy &c: ,oie q
soar Z, LiS SI,,Is aAs,;sy,II
M ssjciI.s pEIi;r.EvnS
of FATs, 100 s,,e
u;;riI,fnihr Avn M AS !;
Mi,X,TUEE M:cy,. s'so.
| ssie Zoe, o. bo,i,s
r~sY';;larly asc: sale. NJ.
NJ. .k,o"s tco a.
1 S,s,ts:y1 rs so9nt 100 u
| 1870 " IN.
.SrssrrII'E 'aijra''IaSS
"pM.cw, .ood 49,.
| 1n,.in,ny n,,u" u ov ~.
| siu o. 80 X,
snvSSK~A IA vxin ~
/ y y p. ,sMaf;Sy,1' S, Sss
| Uo..s' "" Ia.
sIHCE.Or irscAc. y; 8
i r.',,.nr'y ,ac. ~ oo''S
IsTE.H!T,sr uSiTIsUi
Cos. boi,ic: resoiari'
l.iSs sniS r,.n,;x;G -
|SSc ErruD HncvS ~ n
,nts vt,h ~nsSr Sirsc
II, w.. 80 hot,1n. r.suiarl
.ons 81 III oo' ~,
sESSA~EAvr,l.'on .'h.1
: 1900 ~ IL -. wv -,
: sACCH, RIM TtBLETi
/ % siS. rs,s,;y ~ WI, n.,s dis /:
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sHE TELLS THE COURT WHAT
Is WHICH

One day last week she appeared IN
Special Term, Par: l.. to press mo-
ton to have The trust company adj
Judged in contempt Her stay, grant"d
BY the Court OF Appeals when the case
vns reopened sorhad. the trust cJni-
many TO take any further steps in the
ease until Ave days after the rehearins
on appeal shoull have been de;idej
The only exception mentioned In the
Hrder was the granting, TO the rust
company, of the privilege of ADVERTISING
An adjournment Of the sale OF the
YHrhty- second street property.
Mrs. Daniel contended that, In adver-
tisIns such a postponement the trus
company hxed a future date on which
the sale would take place. She said they
could not do that. arguing that they
wers violating the order OF he Cour:
az Appeals by not postponins the sale
indefinitely.
Che made some rather caust!c remarks
con corning the manner In which Justice
hsd been melted out to her In the SUI
ursme Court and Justice Greenbaun
threatened 10 commit her for contempt
n she spoke again as she had done. Hs
then denied her motion with $40 costs,
~ will appeal from his decision" sad
Mr.. Daniel, as she left the courtroom
her aghting spirit flashing In her eyes,
Che says that after her experienced
n her own lawyer she now favors th'
'Iscall OF j1dses."
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10 Ss:cv3, AI.t.l
SSSScys;. ~. cIsss'ss; rssssI1y |
.SUnAw meono.rxssrr,
sS s.! -. NE |
NJ r,cvSxS...':'a-j
'sSesSl.s}s ,sssss kssy. |
larry lie: sale. ....tos
o, Misr -. GS;ssylZzss;& ]
bRSS 5tTM pew.|
Jars; rsSsiS1' iss; ~
~u--V& w.
MORAY 1aAID Am ny,
S2.ee slsD. TIA
INV fQPUa-AD -,
MEN 81 fSs has1
Weed vs~Xs X%;
White iI,an vvnW. 1sXs
trepe. Jockey CIvo PSSu
dEResNe. Grab ApSle
nu white Rose eprsAklev
-..os. eottsss. . 80
'HHSIAIEp CAA
,si.,yISou Sesss. Gee.
iariy 10: ssis E.
P-rv-NsvH "a ~.~-
6TSHS,S%NN..
N Chsrs.S%.SN0
dEPs1nS; rsesisriv 40;
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MEL STYLE TdHtr
SOAP. pa1isoA 0a0DrtSd
eolorp. dossn - Sos oar
resuias price. 500 Ass9g.
1LlCWINE nAD SOAP
Mscyti S-ib. siss. az.
kINTso TOILET Goa:
used N conneoeboo WITH
the evsam. roNaerly
XHfk1FF1oEEEsss9H
V VIII; h. bile, va %ss"s . Nj:
vced; IeEulsriy teo =
sTErtHS.csIle roi:
our .rssviAr prtee acc seI
cSMrf,. ESi6N 'A''sohT
lMsrylI rsrisFsy ise.s
uotNM. '6iovik. soAf
.o.c: ess! .'T Il . " sss'
Observation-Disclosures
HAY eOAPs from Vienna;
our own irra>ort3 ttcn,
extra fine odor; price.
FINE rAn soar iM..yii
regularly loo eaks; salt.
PHR0xIDE soar (Nsryj,
regularly iOe cake: sale,
~.ssE2Hp..,k.!s,,o'..,ss,E'..E,ys
othsrs to sell at ace a
| LErrtcEs sOtP' lAaryp,
regularly loo cake: ss!s.
MEDICINAL 90 srs
(MseyII Co ~crtc. Sui.
phur regularly Toe eAh. I:
pOrTLAR - EvRY-DtY
40 tPs Mscyb A mond.
Cold Cream and Honey.
Eiderfiowsr, Oiycerine.
Oatmeal, witch Hazel,
Turtle on. Palm; rsEu'
larry Zoe. cake; sale. 1c
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TOILET
REQUISITES

NAlR NM siiEs, sl.0oI
mr s'1i n is iSS;r.L MI III nn IN
AIR CUSHION MAIN
BRusHi No. 1. single
brfstis, sale, S7c; No, .
single bristie. sale. SOr
No. 10. double bristle.
sale, 0sc; No. 20. double
n sssc1;Ti!'s' . nc oN ~.
TOOTH Xxi SHEA. heavy
bone handle. extra tarse
adnl, yn,se' our regular
sAN1TARY Hal nj
BRs'HH "a, wood back
and black p-is,Ies. lie
10 stand sterilisinx with
boiling water; sale. 7G
CLOTHES ID RI Il u Es,
Auto" style: suitable for
carrying In vest pocket,
ENGI IsH OVELTY
TIIREE-IN-ONE CLOTH
AND HAT BRt AL.
with coat hanger; com !:
! s,I.l:ssfi AERIAL. SHAVING "a
BRC SHES. mixed badger
hair; regularly <ec: sale.
BATHROOM SIZE "A.
RIVR n N0gHR PO0'nRU
BOxfa aseort cd eolors
aad desims; our rsguls'
Prsisrrsd:" a row,
| bristies. regularly acc
r.. ;ss; .saani.,, 'ic;s M
| parfson." 0 rows bristies
| regularly lee: sale. each
TOOTH nsusHEs. Mum
| Der Four" 4 row
| bristies; regularly iec
sale. each III
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msnt s,ers sh~S msintalns
q separate department. ser
imported ysrfumsr'ss. ., In
ported perfumertee ou<upy
Ger Wv 70"
snsS
rO0 fTrnco
cornaAY,a COSMETIC,
AS cs'' s,s sH ssuisr ise:
- .10e
ooRrws NADINE Rouoy.
~cs;v -S.' .;'crIr;n1'n m
rAnis' .ss.H; S % -; : :
DSMH = .a., 60 ~
.S., -, .~.,o. ~1srW-
DVAe 0~GlkS
-nL.,,. ..c:..rS.
DONlN HrSMs
medium ana "sA A
u~.x~us vs~ ~OsaAnRs
DOSo H.,6%1srS'
ns ss,,. ga MAJ: Mo- q
srr.. ssch ISIf
noIs,..s LIQUID nou00,
Sh III "a -
tor tns "ps ~,
uHoE
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Our regular prices are lower than others
charge. That's pretty generally known to the
public. However. lust for transient glory OF un-
derselling MACY'S, a competitor now and
again redures his price below ours AZ soon as
we find It out, We cut still lower--not for the
passing victory f beating an isolated com
petitor. but In order to sustain our 54-year.o,d
policy OF SELLING AT THE LOWEST
PRICES, Our return" cut Is based on and
justified by an ancient MACY principle. and
rot the result OF sporadic rivalry.
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of every article sold throughout the store.
The articles manufactured in the Macy Laboratory West 3Sh
Street absolutely pure Of high degree Of strength and guar
aneed to be made Of the best ingredients that money buy
the most sanitary conditions This despite the fact that prices
far below proprietary preparations Of similar character
Whatever you want you get at Mays why pay
elsewhere Mail Orders win be filled far possible but sg-
g coming TO the department In person full list Of the special
values posted ~ there for your fnsrecton
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MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS

"IJyGIAMA"--The new
Invalid and cenvsiescent
food. frttn the labora.
tory Of ,Dr. Theinha rd,.
OF Gcrnfsnv. For chill.
drsn over two wears OF
age and adults. Con
tains slx timea more d.
gcs ID 10 albnminous
lbtood and muscle
formers) than thc hest
cocoa. A rup Of NyGt-
ANA, which takes only
a few minutes TO pre-.
pare. and costs about
five cents. contains 30
p~v CENT. more nourlsr-
linz Matter sad nearly
four times as much
heat giving MISTER a.
tho same 0uanutv OF
beef tea with two egRe.
which costs ten cents.
directions FIR preparinG
Hygiama enclosed IN
every package. small
can, our regular price
7lc. sale bsbci large can.
our regular price 0sc.
sale sac, tablet form.
our regular price %sc.
sale Sfbr.
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BATH MrIs LC0rAE.
r.,I,Ss r''I.,tos.rr&
.n,TuAswEEr" BATH
70 W . 2 n. 400 s,s
usrns bRrsai d.,.sh.sis
hs nd,e; regularly So
',;,w,,v.s' s,'iris,is ir~"
BATHING a.! rs -
S., ms.ics ! 100
MHWMAIn BtTU -
o-'s sire so'tntler hon
bottle. containing suffi-
Gent for ten baths; our
regular price ice. sale.
RErIrEp sEA SAT-
bags rssuissiy ee: sale
~ in boxes. rsGui.r!y
n, h Il, Il islfM srwkysf
~ inch sprinkler; rsEu.
W. -~.wWOOv BATH
BRt sH lMsryli st-sn
back. regularly boc;
sale ,....'' ..Sor
Sponsss
FLORIDA willow HATH
TIOON ON W,SD~-
GRASS DtrH sPONC
n.S;!ssix;Sy!,:ons,.iyE
MR. spONGEs, No. 3.
regl,lssly sc: Gls SO
N ASP,Hy nAr u
No. rooL ~"
slim s'oSGEs To- -,
rsEESSII sSy$. SILK hAs. nv
LAUNDRY SOAP
CORD sOAP-R.ruisriy.so
Siir'air.iks' soAr'G req: ~:
NxrHTHA PowDEa.i:
! ID. package regularly
Sc; sale. each. - hs
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From En-lsnd

ArxlNsON'a BATH eNTs
lavender and colcss:.
rhs.si.,Sl'xID r6wSEG
srs %Sst; r.s,ii.riy lie
and acc; sale lOc . 1Oe
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SALE OF SOAPS
SR1Y HJs M

'R:EE y. *s32E
n oelAN TOoI.H1 a0APs
ss'sssfssy psrfsnsA: e..
vW3sA 0LYcuzysH M
ssss.&: So! '::ssIss.ass:
U4EoQfED HONEYoONGD
oO1t eohs. ......1&0
cQanQQ 0rTTBBlULR
eo~i spscisa. -
Castle
|'&SSs::A&!:!.&t's.lAs:s:;;IE:
boHss esaSa1nins about
BOUNDS. cut W into IL
sNtes: rssStAriy SEQ; gle
O@gM CASTLE soar,
bars vsishinf about N
ss!9xaSSiiSsh c1sfMt' cSzr.
imperss1 ~ n. II. Macy
about ~ lbs.: regularly
eec bar: sale. 49,. ooc
ruRKIa11 CASTLE soar,
about t.ib. bar: rssuiaFly
ei.2t bar: seis. bAy. -
81 viny
SHAVING SOAP (AasysVl.
In jav. rsRvearsy lk4:
SHAVING 0TICH (laarysel.
regularly DC; sale. u
BID
HATH SOAP Aoayssl /
large cafs: regularly . lc
psSirftsissIhx' Avn. 'ct::
CiMBEE Nyct s6AP
lNsey). rsn,ieriy zig;
BSsT soar, Msryi; pss.sS
cakes; rsEuiariy 1ee,
On NbDOrE iydtENit
BILL z SOAP, rssulsr saI.
FkESCH HifH soar, i'm
ported sspressly Tor VS.
special 1880. -. .IDl
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Macy's Is the only department store that
ms,ntains a separate department for imported
perfumeries. Our assortment In 20 compre-
hensivs that Il requires over nifty feet OF giass
showcases.
II Is a matter OF daily occurrence for Eau
ropean travellers to md In our department q
perfume or toilet accessory that they had not
thought It possible to obtain In this country,
The most exclusive perfumes can be purchased
here ut very moderate prices
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From Gsym-M

xisSI NOER GRE A N -
Hmaii tube, 2sci 'sTss
.c,SSscsu." NORTH WASH
ReGulsr 900 siss .saAo 2sr
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AssAFOETIDA fLLs
bottle. Our regular price
.isx. e, M AM xS IL
SEPTIC TABLETS, for
muls Of Or. Seller: 40 In
bottle. Our regular price
Ai.'Ss' ~ ;a' 20 WRISTS.
(Mscy); 2.ox. wood box:
Our regular price DC;
ASSi,ssEEb' iM:c;y;.J,,' s:os.
can. Our regular p-',e
AMMONIA 'thisscst con
mixed with three psrts
water makes ordinary
hopseh Old ammonia. PINT
bottle. our regular pr'Sc
AssSSSxA;Ms!ss stisiiIs II, II
o., BEETLE. Our resvi.r
AiTOiSoL fNsry>, oe.,
ansllty gr.tn. known as
betsis, 3ies' pint. IE,
quart 7%rt half wIicn,
| GrSiMci .''i RVS +'Ms;s-nn
lMsryIi plat. 12c; e..
91ej 6silon. -. 500
brown MIXTURE TAN
.urra fNsrvI, nlstn or
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LOST HER CASE WHEN SHE
HAD A LAWYER.


ming" she said. but lost my case In
the Supreme Court, and on appeal.
Then l decided l would take matters
into my own hands and dispense with
a attorney. I went before The higher
court In person on Oct 2. and got an
order for the reopenlng of the case
The new hearing Is set for the 2ls..
My contention 10 that a Judxnient t
was obtained against me- some time ago
end that settled It by certain pay
lnents I made. Now assert that IL ere
can Do no new judgment. a. the whole
matter " res atjudicata- It 10 on tina;
ground am attacking the prescn,
Judgment" 80 49, -
Mrs. Daniel Is the widow Of James
Daniel. a stove manufacturer. Shs was
born In Toronto. Cansda. where n, r
father was a wealthy banker. Former
Axsemblyman Frank X. Johnston. a
New York lawyer. Is her brother end
has assisted ner to some extent In the
preparation OF her case. but has no,
acted as her counsel IN the regular
sense OF the term. -
Mre. Daniels sharpness OF wit and
habit OF speaking very plainly. indeed
when she feels that her rights are not
being recognized. has already caused
her to clash with various Justices oi
the Supreme Court before whom She
has brought minor motions In the mort
saRe foreclosure pruce edings.
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WOMAN TO DAZZLE i
court Of APPEALS
/ WITH A NEW HAT
Mrs. Anna K. Daniel Going to
Manage Her Own Case
4 Involving $4,000.
NO USE FOR LAWYERS.
Z
Handsome Widow Will Wear
/ a Stunning Tailor Made
Gown in Court.
NO USE FOR LAWYERS.

Mr.. Anna X. Daniel, a widow.
Sealthy and handsome. is preparing to
% before the Court Of Appeals in per-
son on Oct. 81, to argue q suit against
herself in which $4,000 Ia involved
Mrs.. Daniel IL q business woman and
full of lighting spirit. She looks upon
lawyers as a superiority. and that Is
Why she IL going to set aside ap prece-
dents OF the Court OF Appeals and
manage her own case before that dis
ttnguished tribunal. 1t will be the frst
time IN the history OF the court that a
woman lltIgant ever undertook such a
thing.
II have studied my case thoroughly"
she Gays. and know my rights, and
Know exactly what l want the court 10
do In my behalf. Incidentally. might
add that l am having a new tailored
suit made and have bought a new hat
to wear In court"
It Is her own home that the piucky
and self-reliant widow Is fighting ia
save. Her residence II at No. i2s
West Elgthy-second street The United
States Trust Company holds a mort
cage ON the property and has obtained
Z judgment In foreclosure proceedings
Mrs. Daniel Is now seeking to have tina
Judgment set aside
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''EUROMA"
PERFUME
IMPORTED
PERFUMES,E

Naey'sis tie sAly aspa.t.
q separate dspsrtu,sat tss
imported psrfumsrtes. I'm
ported perfunisrtee oceupy
cssr ATTY feet e 0ess
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-01-11
Jail Workers
At NUSCafnG

Muscatine. Iowa, Jan. TO- Emmett
T. Flood, Of Chicago, national or
ganizer of the American Federation
Of Labor. and o. G. Wilson, mem
Der of the Muscatine city council,
were arrested and thrown into Jail
here on account of the help they have
given the button workers during the
bitter strike here.
Flood was arrested at the Rock Is
land station just after he had left the
train on which he came from Chicago.
Wilson was arrested in the Office of
Attorney G. P. Hanley, who called up
the sheriff to tell him that the button
workers business agent was in his
office and that the porper time to catch
him had come.
The indictments against Flood and
Wilson were returned by the Musca-
tine county grand jury Of which the
bosses have succeeded in gainting
complete control. It is the declared
intention of the button manufacturers
to strike at the leaders of the button
workers through the grand jury, as
they believe that only in that way
can the organization be broken up
and the unions beaten. It was an
nounced at the Office of the prosecu-
tor that twenty-six other indictments
had been returned against labor lead
ers in Muscatine on account Of the
strike, and that many more were to
follow.
The charge against Wilson is that
he threw bottles through the win
sdows Of a button factory last spring,
the bottle containing liquor giving
OFF an offensive odor Of a nature un-
known"
When Flood came in from Chicago
he was greeted by a large crowd of
button workers at the Rock Island
depot. He was given rousing recep-
ton, which was suddenly stopped by
the arrival Of a squad Of policemen,
who charged into the crowd and sew
eraI heads were broken in the mixup
that followed.
One of the button shops which had
not been put in operation yet, was
opened this week for work, but only
one man applied for a position, and
SO the superintendent had to close it
again. This is considered a remark
able showing. The workers have
been on strike for more than three
months, but are keeping up the ranks
bracely.
Muscatine is in state bordering
closely on civil war.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-01-11
Block Questions
At Carroll Meet

When a series of lectures against
Socialism by Henry w. Temple was
advertised. the promoters said that
questions would be answered by the
speaker.
When the audience commenced to
ask questions at the meeting last
Friday evening. DR.. Jepson, chairman,
hurriedly leaped to his feet and rung
down the curtain. He stopped the
questioning and announced that the
meeting stood adjourned.
DR.. Temple is a member Of the
faculty of Washington & Jefferson
university. He is giving series OF
four lectures in Wheeling in which he
opposes Socialism. 1t is really but
one two-hour lecture that the doctor
delivers, and he cuts it up into four
parts and gets the price of four adj
missions. This is making four blades
of grass grow where but one would
naturally be expected to show up.
At the initial lecture Friday night
the doctor gave the very fairest pos
sible definition of Socialism, and did
not say a word against it. His rea-
sons for opposing it are supposed to
come out later, after you have paid
some more admissions.
Arthur Brooks Baker, the Socialist
lecturer, was in the audience, and
when questions were announced, ask
ed the doctor if it would be possible
for a professor occupyin ga, chair Of
economics in an American university
to teach Socialism. The doctor dodg-
ed bit and then said boldly that he
could. This is equivalent to saying
that Rockefeller would pay mans
salary to explain that the government
should wipe out the Standard Oil
Trust. 4
Mr.. Baker got permission to read
the Socialist platform, which the doc
tor said he agreed with, mostly, but
did not mention the things with
which he disagreed.
At this point Dr.. Jepson rushed In
to the breach and closed the meeting.
The daily. papers, described the
meeting as filling the vast auditor
ium" but there was really more than
that present. There are but four cor
ners, and there were axactly SO pres
ent. including free passes. Twenty
two of these Socialist party members.
The lectures continue for the next
three Fridays.