The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
APagTh -
And Bnh Women
And Benefit the Women
A HOME. FOR PUSSYKlN

MARY NGnaEfF" IL lie ~ ~
would like cats. Her interest wac
centsred IN Pussy KIN. Nasnan : con-
ing had frightened her w"hdtfi 8t|
~ boy and girl they had been srst
friends. although their POSITIONS W.
IN different. lHit nov that ne Eas
woman would make him happy. am
he might just as well have staSrt
away for all the good ne ""Hld "'=
Miss Marx
Tho next morning .Na'i"t' '7i'''
e4ct and asked a fdf"r-
4 am going a. iufhl7h my Ht"
house. Miss Mar, ne Salo anu
would Hike I" haN" you helP me Sc
things, I EtN"n aHy &"S'" III St'''
matters
Tho next fe" weeks We're tN'lt','i'
adventures int" III" weird o1 M #'9s
Pouring over catalogues ana ihasa
zines, MARY srl".ted things 81 "''sti'
she had dreamed fVi had never 7t'".
Nathan. = iiAing room vas lti' ist'e
In mahogany "i'h o"lt rose naf,s ''ts
ana T5pperS s3Httiil. rom ~" w. - wa
e7FneFs# IL vas r. "a -.
tall e*"u u l'7s' Al" -.
rs old PINK CUSHIONS n ~, -, -.
&efe dttsate ~" t''=i" - - -,
room had tsit& si,'&s -
MEN "efe Man "a - ''s
y hen stEt 1tet's'tb alat Pe, -
other Feepie t:'@h' n'' ""e ,'''.,
S%tASB sa'a 't2s 49,
IKE 'his roam. N"'s',' IN
a cream. IN, 7sts
MARY s3'd. am Se' S''T Il I'M
II A., s.-...,..,.,.,f
Nathan Fiai'sa- re atu "iso,',
ing ego ihel a3lSs slAfS Li'"iS ~ 81
0Ag getting ElIN N'ftfNt' BF'Nt4N III T'fAf''
ether Hi'i4'Ah - h8d az, - =" ~.
thst stie y a. 1hf'5sl4R' a'in ~
- M y" 'iap.s 80 nv, ~ .s's -.
tse West. ne h''a tea ia taa'
S"t th!hSs ''eh l''fS - q, 'ei
WIN s'eadfas, .phf i'"s' anu ~ it'e7"'
"a ger ME- May, .,-... ..,,-. ~
d4fth" H81 ti'H't lft''hs - -
Mar . WASHING H'i 't'a'f. 3'
YER s'a8 az s'tt't ana ''''p M 'e''''
Aelse' She SaRi, v,
fhIs - my .ast aaS over Sa"i :,
Mary stat"a- II" s''Iet a1'i ~
things Tor me af.ss''f e"iile 'hl IN
fe"f 6lfe' ana "aht ~ ~ tang t's'''.
~ith eoo of 'hese we're "isttf,e ilsht
things thai 81 "a ser pocket lie was
havin' ttolibie--"n" minute ttd h4s't
out an the rex itd lie gone Atd
view ~ IL #eite Dress Fta[t M de,
80 passed dldH.t see hts lee" i2't
J know II warnt MI Afh9ids u Nas
taller man than MT ArhaiH.= Betiue
that. Mr.. Arnold Was l]aSih earns
~hfh / got L. the 'Et'p- mousse saiI'e :
- been dein all day,
] And the next morning Eou came
b8ek along the path pursued AIT
| Jameson relentlosslY.
I The rex moTHia' come back along
tn path an down sthere dun 81.
/ the man night hcfoh | picked up this
i here" The old man held out a tiny
object and MIR, jamicSon took II Then
he held 1t ou his eHtended palm for me
+ Ia see II WAS the other hnt of the
i pearl Gun link
i But MIR. Jameson was not quite
I through questioning him.
And 80 you showed It 20 Sam. at
. tn elah. ard asked him If H. knew
any one VITO oVned such a hnk, ane
sam said-whatF z"
Wal. sam, he lower hu'd seVH aufl
a pfir OF cuff buttons IN shirt be
l0ngin' to MIR Baiiey--Mr- Jnek Haley
gath"
I'll keep this link Thomas. Tor
while" the detective said II hats al
] wanted TO know Good night"
AS Thomas shuflied oQt, Mir. Jamie
son watched mo sharply
"Yon sec. Miss lunes." he said. "Ai
/ Bailey insists an mixing himself wtt
this t6iua II sir. bailey came het
that Friday night expecting tn me-
Arnold Armstrong and u5i. sed him
IL. as Say, lie had done this Nigh
In place"