The Republican journal., 1909-04-08

soldiers sold home, or a member OF the the
the uniform of the United states army
or navy or active militia of this state,
or any part of such uniform, or a UNI
form or part of uniform similar there,
70 within the limits of this state; snaiii
ne guilty of misdemeanor, ana saall
upon conviction be punished by me
no not exceeding one hundred collars o.
by Imprisonment in the county jail NOT
ssAceedlng thirty days, or by ooth s5ei t
me and Imprisonment; provided, mar
nothing in this act shall be construed as
prohibiting persons of the theatrlcal pro-
lesslon from wearing such UNIFORM IN
any playhouse or theatre while actually
engaged in following said profession ana
provided that nothing i'll this act Shall
be construed as prohibiting the uniform
rank OF civic societies paradlng or tfaF-
enng IN a body or assembling in lodge
room, and provided further, that when
eyer the active militia, or any part there
OF is IN active service, or is called INTO
actlVe service, no civic organization or
member thereof shall parade or appear
IN uniform in the locality where SAID
active militia is in service.
Section ll6. Any person who, either by
hlnself or with another. Wlltully DE,
prlYes member of the national guard
or naval reserve of his employment, or
prevents his being employed by himself
or another, or obstructs or annoys said
member of said national guard or naval
reserve or his employer in respect or his
SAID member of said national guard or
naval reserve is such member, or dis
suades any person from enlistins in the
SAID national guard or naval reserve by
threat of injury TO him in case he shall
SO enlist. in respect of his employment,
trade, or business, shall be deemed guilty
OF a 1nlsdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by fine not
exceeding five hundred dollars, or by i'm
prSonment not exceeding six months, OF
by both such fine and imprisonment.
Section
ration, constituted or organized for The
purpose of promoting the success of the
trade. employment, or business of the
tuition, rule, bylaw, resolution, vote, or
regulation, discriminate against any
member of the national guard or naval
respect of the eligibility of such member
of the national guard or naval reserve
10 membership in such assoclat ton or COR
poratlon, or in respect to his rights to
retain said last mentioned membership;
and any person who aids in enforcing any
SUCH provisions against a member of the
SAID national guard or naval reserve with
intent to discriminate against him be-
cause OF such membership, shall be guilty
or a misdelneanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by a fine not
exceeding five hundred dollars, or by i'm
prlsonment not exceeding six months, or
by. both such fine and Imprisonment.
Section 1l3. Whoever shall unlawfully
molest insult, or abuse any member of
the, national guard or naval reserve.
while in the performance of his military
DUTY, shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor and on conviction thereof. shall
be punished by fine not to exceed five
hundred dollars, or by Imprisonment not
exceeding six months, or by both such
line and imprisonment.
Section 119. The clothes, arms, military
outfits, and Announcements furnished hy
or through the state to any member of
the active militia shall not be sold bar
tered, exchanged, pledged, loaned or
given away; and no person not mem
per or the military forces of this state or
OF the United States, or duly authorized
q1ncer or agent of the state or of the
United states, who has possession of any
such clothes, arms, military outfits, or
accoutrenents, so furnished, and which
nave been the subject of any such un-
lawful la.N disposition, shall have any right,
title, or interest therein; but the same
shall be seized and taken whereye err found
by any officer of the state, civil or milf
tary, ard shall thereupon be delivered to
any commanding officer or other officer
authorized to receive the same, who shall
make an immediate report to the adm
tant general. The possession of any
saen clothes, arms, military outfits. or
announcements by any person not Il mem
per OF the military forces of the state
or of the United States shall be pre-
sumptive evidence of such sale, barter,
exchange, pledge, loan, or gift
Section 120. Any person who shall
sell, Or offer for sale, barter, exchange
pledge, loan, or give away, secrete OF
lete'ii dlleI ueIldnu made by Of
tiger of the state, civil or military, any
clothes, arms, military outfits, or ac-
eoutrements furnished by or through
the state to a member of the active
mlllla, or who shall receive by pur-
chase barter. exchange, pledge. loan or
gift any such clothes, arms, military
o eni1tx o. or ace'ou 11, shall be
by fine not exceeding one hundred dol
lars or by Imprisonment not exceeding
SIN months. or by both such fine and inn
prls onment.
Section 121. The adjutant general
make arrangements for the repair,
cleansing. and renovation of all clothes.
arms, military outfits. or acc"utrements
of the active militia; and when the ne
cessity of such repair, cleansing. or
renovation is due to the fault or negli-
tia the cost thereof shall he charged
against any pay due or 10 become due
such member or recovered in the same
manner as fine, forfeiture, or penalty,
as prescribed by this chapter
Section 122 The inspector general
or such other officer as the adjutant
general may designate, shall inspect
and condemn public military property
which has become unfit for use; no
property shall be sold until 1T has been
SO inspected and condemned, and such
condemnation approved by the COVER
nor; and the proceeds of sales of con-
demned material stores. supplies, or
other public military property of every
kind shall be deposited with the adiu-
tant general paid into the state treas
ury, and credited to the military fund.
Section 1913. All property furnished
by the state shall rera-u and continue
to be the property of the state to be
used for military purposes only, and
when not so in use shall he kept in the
armories or designated places of de
post. Every officer receiving public
property for military use shall be held
responsible for the safe-keeping and the
return Of the same when called for; he
turns thereof as may be prescribed
whenever called upon so to do by the
governor other proper authority.
and every such officer shall, when re
quired by the governor. give bond pay
able to the adiutant general Of the state
in such sum as he may direct, with
good and sufficient sureties, conditioned
to account for, safely keep, and return
all military property of the state and
the United States for which such officer
may be accountable and responsible.
Any officer. enlisted man or other per-
son, who shall wilfully or maliciously
destroy, inJure or deface any article of
military property belonging to the
state, or shall use it for other than mill
tary purposes or shall have or retain
lions shall be punished by fine not ex-
ceeding fifty dollars. And in case any
officer or enlisted man of the national
guard who has at any time through
carelessness or inattention lost. des-
troyed, or suffered to be lost or des-
troyed, any state or government prop
erty which has been issued for his use.