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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
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Charley. DEAR said ,oank Mrs Fot.
ktna, "~hs asnt yen lrafn rs play
efl'is~ ri'r yre Anrw how "No
oat wan, sumo ene 90 teach me
"wrn ,hsts why Washington star
No woman has sDch fioW ~ Ian
KaAae that Kiss viii NOT stop /, IS.
Charleston News AMI cnnrlar.
"Nes w hachrloG kris often htNe s
sAehinE party ana never thlnk ~ ask
INA MAN alAnee swell. wen Don't
YOU eVcv SGT loneeomor "oh. we'll 10
No 40 We hus me shor, New Orleans
ricayano
Aneae pcople aru - mysterious IN
their NAYS that they shtAlla have m.
lefpwssrs ~ every turn Finrlda rnpes
raleA
~ilosr's an Item. observed Rivers.
who wac iooklns over N. exchanges.
"ta sfyeet that the KING ~ Sweden
Raises prlse dNus an ~. farm" a Sup.
rssc ~ uses tasna~ snesssted ngs,oks
10 drive bis ssorkholm~ AFTER whch
tho ratslc ~ the sype~rlters broke eu,
afrcsh w,'a srcat violence chlcaso
Tribune.
A baby has devil ~ time es,iiae
Into a feminine heart that has hevn eon-
Verscd into poodie kennel Houston
Post.
Merie-~"t think Cholly Is a aellghsfpl
dancer; he's 81 llght an his feet" IN.
Nan "when you're better acquainted
wlth him yeu'a discover that he u uxht
al beth ends 81 The Pathfinder.
cnr fseson women win ncvrr wear
fcyss hSe men u short oars couldn't
hrld sne,ish crnn wess Tor ,hem New
'v~rA rU~s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
VIA, ,h. ,,eal.nt IL.

Ne Walter u rsse iH lh' september
WuFlds Wush tells s0ne home truths
ahnn tho hneh worm and the haYuo ihat
~ hflnrs
''fbo hoNhwpFm ~ an Intestinal para
nlie wofm aiout one thlrd 90 sn inch
lsnH " hon n is Ffo~n whsn * micro.
scpplc sisr. n entsru the body most NJ
ton iisrouah ias aAie nrnntnlly thrnurh
The shln II the foot because fhe foot
cDino in rusiaet wiih " ln polluted sall
Tho female worms ln the body nivs
ferth nn in0rcdlhlv number ~ cans.
which hatch when depusiiei en the soil
aud while 80, invisible 90 me eve rnirr
ihs fcei Thence ihsf make I, lenr ipuf
noy through the hods tiil they reach the
fnali niestnrs 90 which thsy cling and
clsu fpfth poisson which ptndures the
disease hnd itN more cgHs aud thus
frpeat the enilss round ~ their para.
ailoel Ne. 40 mans 80 itoe worms
have hprn expelled from slnnN Tor
SON. shos have hsen known a. i've m
a netpnn Zoe ten yrsrs and They are up
proilflg that a larNr part ~ tne mnah
lted soll ~ the earth eei~r ~ degrees
north htnaie and 10 degrees south b.
polluted With them"
The hopoful thlns about the disease h
That, contrary a. the prevalent opinion.
lhe curo Il almost a. simple - she pol
lW,lon rhis sSccpi ~ cs,rrme caNcs.
IA made NJ Dos. ~ dos,s "a thsinei.
following and followed q, epsom aaiss
Thu ihNmol expects tbp wofma llesu
ninnt rntsipriaa.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

she psppie ~ TIE burdens u MONOPOLY
~ destroying n9nopoiys the progress.
sivss eould accept monopoly AZ the IL
svi'nbic and final form q business ~
eanl<silon ana apply aaiso ~ make II
more sndarabie uadsf the dsfnocfails
pfsgfnmms lndlylduallsm Will have free
play ana natural evolution viii carry ~
forward 80 new forms new methods
and neu progresses n harin0nY wlfh the
eternal law ~ progress Under the pru.
nresslsea rroeamme trusts ami m9ncp.
oilss will bs iesalixed. will scanifr . fiG.
~ ard permanent sfsivs. indiyidsslism
win l1o crushed oaf n c,smmerrs and in.
dustfy and progress Niil orsea ~ o
wnfd. the dsmyrfsts would eliminate
error and evil from COR Duainss sHysisnil
Nhe me vfoeFssslyos wuuld crystalline
tho entire system. mirsd ss n r. with
good and eva. and impose q unchanged
upon ~ permanently Hence " ~ that
80 m4ng men Identified with trusts sna
monopoilss are supporting itoosefeif
They vonid iiss very much 10 have ihs
lTnnnopalin sconirniiri ~ them irr0EHis
"A ~ fired and permanent Institutions
under the guardianship ~ the govern
nenf
neyoo0 neoseyslts plan ~ trust foa.
IFoi iAsFo IL Ds roatn ~ psoFseas rsys
IA socialism The Democratic uian opens
fhr ssy Cor the fuil AID sres opeTaiion
- 40 Tho factors ~ troFrcas. chiei
among them bslng competition and In
dnlduallsm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

ftAfftn Tunes
Ac1f1inx ~ the Washington cefrss.
pondsHf ~ She chieaso Record Herald.
the situation in Mealco ID wofee than a
grn.rsiiy hnoNn outside ~ a0minieifa.
Ton circles. and President Tof' regards
~ necessity Tor Intervention mors ~ o
possibility than ~ sny time since tho
otmshtov o. the i,ias government
Many ptopls. snd eshcciflls those a.
msiisf y Tn sralf- on The bvr6ef. have
'apiauded shs presidents conservatism
IN hepferatina any Idea - Intervention
|,n tbs affairs n our sister republic
Thes. who have any knowIs'lss a the
Msslesn p~uple understand Whist their
fssiluns arc with regard 10 ths pFsp0
sltivn ~ have thn United MATES mis ~
" tbels private Affairs
No Ions ~ The revolution IN Mffir0
ronssfnr only The people ~ that oounsfy
ana the political beliefs and seiif'ns NJ
nation on earth would 10 justified n
msddsInr Ia the lbiesnal afesifs ~ ths
republic.
liut q tate months there has been az
unrest on the part ~ foreign residents
- ~ their safety. And The abuses ~
Witch thoY have complained have not
slona bran aiifbuiahls % ne frhfis
Many eases have been reported ~ ed
srnln taking advantage - the state ~
Saud rrhrllloB IA wrcas private -
vrnsr against indls dual enemies
M nation "a stronger tban the faifh
a hieh u - aAl. ~ inapira ln iis laHlies
frnd equity. particularly with frrarb a.
Foreigners ferldlng within ~ l''sfdsfs
rhess foreigners are not merely ilvins
lihsf. under Hnnefapro They sse rss
~s%ssy ~ she trade - tha c"nniry 10
which they tive. uF shry would have nj
TREASON fof tssnr ihefs
Many ~ Thorn wsTs Induced ~ tnh'
~ residence there fof the hensfi ~
,he ifsdo ~ She manufactures ~ ihf
country. ANA ihs f4liiei whleh theS
havr Invested should be- sacred under
~ rifles - international law, 90 vel
~ ihs security ~ their persons
when q nation can NO LONGER. heeaus'
laf q state ~ armed rebellion. 80 nthel
factor which parslyser che porieoiits
arm u the authorities. ssf~snaed ihs
foreign residents wiihiu ns i.ouudu. u
should appeal zoe std ~ other nations
which could guarantee me safety o.
which thr foreigners. ~ Guesls - lh'
nation. ARE entiliod.
n matters not saai iksse for.iuuvF,
sFe there Tor bushes reasons thrY uf'
eniitlod tp The protection ~ tho lows ~
Tho country and the mrrs OFFERING of
~ Indemnity IA casr ~ uju 90 ifi
~ property does not releesf sra ga.
lhofilios from The onus ~ fafi
II Mexico Ia not ahle :, sHHffa
lnro,eolloa /" llfs ans nHrer f
sinners within her Nl'a ls'
constitution pfuu ~. uuia
not eomplsin v lhf ia eH ne e'
tho residents ,ia ~ msas.
urrs 10 futnnh ~ NJ sfltm
| Fuf mchNa mi. nrd ribsllior
has esJii - Ft f,e government
has shes iu earHuy is nood WI
hAs nff n yeaiiun "a protect
a. ~ .a aeinsl assrvsslen 4
iNs .nn H 'ltlss continues d 10 nol
oa,f ih ,i 200 States bat oiher efesl
lnaterR sti h win can for strict ao.
spaatips ff"m me present government
The best Way e. avert hicr,cn,ipn y
ia rcaoyc the causes which seem a. cal
for n.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
h.r Rsl. Assu, l..uahlra.

u has been said that me huahs best
who nuEha LAST hat YOU win huHh
first last and an the Time m ssn e,c
tradlnH the hla weekly ioAe hneh
"ren.' o. 49, frvc with "vory cop, ~
next sundays New vmh wofid MANY
~ Us funny rlctnfca Will a. printed In
colors. va tests. fidilru humorous sofs'
-. ski1s. etc. ATE fresh fsom the pens ~
uuI moa, famous Wits and iohe-mllhs
VA cul.nut paper doh VITA Niwus VIII
please the lltiie anvs order neat sun.
4lss's Wotla Now.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
BRIGHTON VOTED
FOR GOOD ROADS
Psoefsssiss spirit shs~n a. Farmer.
o. y Haas Discusses Corpus
- shippirs Poin,


HuiGnTuS Tex. tne zs Einpf
carpaa chrafl Galley bear Rir AliuR
me- fD correct Through FoHf paper t
mistake NHsi crepi soto ynaf naip at
afl as Naahly Caller recently
ln your report canrtrnine thr returns
~, ttr r0aa fHv rirrti1r YIN fnvr
brighton VOTES o. ara fntrs ifliusf
.sai tau W. would nks ia ea er rrc-
ofi with q votes far ana 81 votes
afsnsf fnf samf $50 toxic ptfi 'eliar
nf..i. n Hui having bad stFloe afi' aff
Il $50 af Ws EnDe sell fnH1Fn fnai
So tatea money sni bis ~ s tHll
1aa 1slnfsla rstds and ehnf Vs. fui
d .ns ri 200 friends suts0r.hri naefsiiI
+. sand.taY rni1 tnHv lu rHnfifuc
tnnl. ~ are broad minisd ruoufh iH
b. mnrs ihsn wilkins i1 pay spr1.f'
iar s0 nai others may frrHFf foHi
roads siss and sn fhit 0fHer ROADS Hi
ready buni might ho property mfln
fa'tei We believe Uuf 5000 a1NIH
hrge boon unaninHns ln fHNnr af ihia
special road at ap mtli'f $3.50 wuuil
hatr boon county judge m commits
siper
W. bro n.i auurfel bui riiher saf.
.fY irtt Cufrua Chnsii the Deep water
port tho heiiih resmt inr ni,nfar' re.
s0fi. ihs Nspiea ~ ihs Guif thr cslts
tial Cliy ihe CHY nmutfai Ini thr
Commrr. ai Center and Uhif nHf hfe
not bY "a barge maloflif voted n aeoI
~ d. ttk nnf bad really smaii ma
iofliY against be-
We ttnnai help hni wonder DO fhf
c1rpui Christians omar aforesaid r,o
ioutY ind some otherl Dffr ha4r fh0
steam whistle ~ fnf riiai HnF And
sOH more ~ wonder shot 'arf tnInf
II fhoy do hear q Would q Not hs
pforrt to- fra.an from ihe eHgtc nari tn
thr caus, why s n 500 etn 81 b.
chat mod, ihr rnai nHf ooms hHrh
tpsiu snor so inus tn Hhsenfo wae 90
tho ety 10 Corpus Christi nf HH nhRni.
nnuf No Your town hfs rrlteu to
b. anahio fa k,sp ono snch lsile mcsn
or snoaf YUur riiif.uH srf uuHhlr 500
60 uiake }nur fpWn shUpmN r0rt So
was thf farmer spd h.s rliiHn thRi
trourhi thf rnpt re hfrk tn ihrst
waisfs fnd BE- VIII h0 fhf flrmfr lnd hiH
COTTON nest yrar tnai whi rlnF iWu
surh steamers or mur iarser ONE
snd Sc win he ihf ftrmrra far marcy
Yrtrs Co. eums thhi Nul make Ceruua
Christi seaport ies che farmer q
lss one eho mtdr ih,i .Irnm whistle
nlue 4ii ID mas sound in fnif rafs lhH'
d u ho and SCOT the oinrns of Ynui
town
rhls d what ihe Former hee deut ~
,ou tni viii dn fnr Non rhe ntior'i,
vote easl in Corpus christi afalnsi Thai
rost tax said eve dome tsfc whai
tho farnyF har done Cor 80 We dom
want him ln htVe eot,d s,lhas be- can
sea along without thom We drai
want o. ircat him itc worth Cor every
800 We afr valued even " wr can 500
BE- hayt a hundred tald los the neaf ga
ture"
iistca ~ the riini roys steam whis
lie meat iinr she romes or irttrs tua
ihink n d HAAS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

9 Ready Money opened The then.
TER season in New Yesk, There Is
something entirely theatrical aud
unreal IN the idea. Ready money is
too good ~ be true. The only ready
money we've heard Of lately has
bccn garnered IN by the Hull Moo~e,
whose play 10 the people u hacked
BY the sturdy simeoIeons ~ Will
street.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

These fluffy cati"D DAYS. whgu
halss come ~ faster than fAss 81 hs
the Pilot BOY. NOT mach larger tlskf
Mn exaggerated ing. Iougs TO be- w
ocean liner. Corpus Chrislls "a
iu~ ia a port y certain Ii nnl,
our h,sSinss men will gei together
and encourage shipping I, Is very
important that We assist IN making
Port Arausas. In doing 81, We max,
ouxelvcs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

''Maybe Il Is just AZ we'll that
there aw no circnsr~ IN Sonihwrsl
Texas III August this wear, seys tn
ksn Antonio Express Quite right
Any circus would fall fiat after '(mi
little Democratic circus Of J,us,
Wherein Cullen Thomas acted n,
part of the clown 10 the complete
satisfaction ce IN enemies. III
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

th,s year 10 bstNeen Joseph Waiaef.
former speaker ~ fbs stale sAsenibly
ana Everett q flenfen q isrmsf mem
her - enc gossfu9rs cggafh
TIE wonef efe 40 vote taia year o.
President IN tnt States ~ Colorado.
Wyonine. Utah. ideho. '-silfernis and
washington. The on sytss natt q
ioiai n thirty -eiehi ss,ssf ~ siestpr-
NJ College.
TIE nNsdish. American Republican
s.eaasa ~ many yesra az infaenta.
factor is iiilnois pail,ifs has o. I'D ca
taEs ~ aetiff part ~ tha present cam
pain because 81 disaresic.u 'n 90 mem
trfshtp caused ~ the faruaiion ~ co.,
lhifa party
n "a estimated thni eg1 eco nee tpf
49, ~iN 1ppesr iu ieo senefsi f'efiiani
neat N5fsmisf There viii 81 8fs4 qQf
,aals 4s,irss efffanfhisaa 81 asf siHif
ana ai,auf i2tqeoq eomsn and nen b
nsfursllSe1 riilsens.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Commissioner Miller Is lnm,shlnp
a clran.up campaign, ~ be carried
on ia conjnne,lon with tha work an.
sieriakcu by the ladies, which prom
iscs 10 rcvolnllonixe our IDEAS ~ &c.
losiial Corpus. Every assistance
should he cSicndsd the SaniIary DE
pnrsmcnt. M rs~ort WINS ever trc
clean 81 he attractive.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

George Grim u boosting Celestial
Corpus and un,Ieriowl,rs Ia Callfor
MIA. lie writes that Il u mighty
hnrl for any ordinary Californian
10 out.arguc "thc Dutch. p"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28


CLINT Tine fsurfh estt.n1 g ~.
fsifs is nau b-Ina msas ~ ssfefai II
tte Ranches nesr tsfv sua ihe tieie i
exifa afaty The prif- pais ~ fht
scai as@itrs af fhis fims r. 81 81 r,F
Ton. % b cars af ihis i9scs
AMARILLO Flfieen sanfraa head
~ t-ysar 90 steers ~ fhe nisrs pni-
- herd ~ ihf x y ranrh asre si1
fecentiy. The stle .nn'lded a .ssfs os
sppfe s,nstfy ieo arrts far fa
years o. consideration aonsntins Co
flto 80 ne ranrh isssei a knaap
~ ne naHsiH Aprinss iifisian
ENNir Ths Ern.s fiarsfer rf1t No.
i.-n 70 nlsta ir thts s,iY uith sn ln
lfiii uerabef.hlp ~ ilt Use faIiaeinf
amcers urFe rieefri % * ttro.id
pr,sii.ui . u WrMaffai the p.ea
isn' A J.. nafre secretary sni Gam
Ffssins trs.Flf,f
TYLER the Nesi -ina.fr factory
tas rbesa eaan 80 ias present essan
arer 0nf NJ fhs afersf fans Ia ihr hIs.
farl ri ihf r.anf in sI rl..ri 81 enit
rafs uf fsaf nffs s.nHisi ~ ehioh
4 ll.i. f.s s.fe Dol fi. m tfiff nfff sitff
eefs ftfrF Htsh rsf nn ThIs frsrs
run r.trrernft f0faf uf 1tUa1 .ans
~ berries ana i1e ipe rans 20 peaches
sH ~ shleh ~Hl inl rrsaf mfrsei %
r.s.s
u
/ Gtts "Oh yea Jones IL sn $50 sn4
$50 fhaf naf f1aH newer h.sf h'fn ssy
a me.n fhlnr Hhlm his eIfe pIhhs
10 d.ni knar Co. Gays fhs nad, hNl
lahif Hf is finafnn Trffser.nf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Eugene V Dchs Is the last cnndi.
Idntc 10 lodge an official acceptance
lie win doubtless find il compare
lively oasy 10 retain his position
winn the votes arr finally counted
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

News head Dead Men Grace
Telephone Poles. Should read
Dead men disgrace telephone poles
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Unless something happens, cuF
grandchildren will be discussing the
relative value of brick, lloek aud
nituliihic. IA long m We arc ~.
ing 10 pave, We might Ms well hcgin
before the mud Va stirred hy pccon.
Der storms. " the people nIv iiseai
sfied, there * a method open for n
rcslrcu Of contracted wrongs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

orozco escapes anothrr trap He's
~ willy M Detroit alderman or a
Corpus Christi franchise.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Baldwin " just rs unpopular with
The "vaps" M the ways are with
respectable citizcnf.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

The Colonel IA cxaspcraicd Ills
litter file u opcns liz conrts inycs.
iiraiion. O. X. Hell get a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

The pcco1 Valley has lust hrohen
Nc world : record for alfalfa This
shl 30 materially reduce the cosi
AlInr made cieawlls-s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Certainly swarm ~ Iis brick,
block aud I;ltulithic. But somehow
They can I b. hiycd.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

No notice TINT Alslermrn 'f'~~r'
anift esski. operating Ia Detroit,
hayel -+ over 10 atnnd trial
ON a., 4 having received
bribes. nnd ytt some people eon.
tend there W no;siinF h a namc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Abost one tfse 10 eseh twenty plant.
81 lives % maturity.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Colonel Roosevelt ia 40 sp,st af ihf
Minnesota state Pair eafis in Hsfttm
her
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Foreigners nslbs r. @;am Wiz es'nh
liab Yasfe0f treatment hospital "a
lianssk
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

a sIanflnr asslal ~ wirsiesn ieisH
saphy IL less efclcieni than a n~rix0uta
one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Capt. James l.. Bevans. Medical Corps.
is detailed as member of the examining
board at San Francisco. Cal. vice Maj
Edwin w. Rich. Medical Corps. relieved;
Capt. Thomas ii. r. Mcintyre, Coast
Artillery Corps, will report November II
to Maj. William +. Pence. Coast Artillery
Corps, president of the examining board
at Fort Monroe, Va. for examination to
determine his fitness for promotion;
Lieut.. Col. Frank Greene, Signal Corps. is
relieved as chief signal officer. Western
Division. December >, and will proceed
the transport to leave San Francisco
Cal, on or about that date for the Philip
pine Islands, and at Manila will report to
the Philippines Division, for duty under
the chief signal officer of that division;
leave of absence for four months is
granted Capt. Henry d. Thompson, Medi-
cal Corps; leave of absence for three
months on surgeons certificate of dis
ability is granted Col Frederick G.
Hodgson, Quartermaster Corps Quarter
master), and upon the expiration of his
leave Col Hodgson will return to the
Walter Reed General Hospital. District
of Columbia, for further observation and
treatment: leave of absence for three
months upon his relief from duty at the
United States Army General Hospital
Fort Bayard, y. Mex. is granted Maj.
Conrad r. Koerper, Medical Corps: leave
of absence for one month and four days
is granted First Lieut.. YOUR NJ. Marks
Coast Artillery Corps, recruiting officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20

exhibit. 1t is designed to place this in
strument at the disposal of school officers
and teachers who wish to bring their
classes to the library for lectures. using
either their own slides or pictures or
drawing upon the library's resources, AS
this instrument obtains good results by
the use of picture post cards and other
inexpensive material it is expected that
it will be extensively used.
Two other cases in the lobby are filled
with samples showing the methods and
binding. Here are found samples of all
feathers book cloths, binding boards
building paper and other materials used,
also books in every stage of the process
of binding. together with samples of the
different styles of binding in the cOmplet-
ed forms. Each sample is carefully la
beled and an accompanying chart hints
that this exhibit will prove suggestive for
composition work on the part of the chill
dren. 1t will no doubt influence the chill
dren to take better care Of library books.
AS the Public Library does not possess
many examples of rare and fine binding,
this lack is met by the display in one
case of prints some of which are in col
ors, of beautiful bindings.
The exhibition will be kept in place
until November 3. 1t will be opened on
school days from to pm and Satur-
days from to q pm. at which hours
the supervisor of work with schools or
another assistant will be in attendance
to explain the exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20

Pinkham. Mr. and Mrs Percy S. Foster,
Mr. and Mrs Norman Foster. Miss Ethel
Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. w =. Richardson.
Miss Virginia Raymond, Miss Ruth At
kinson. X. l.. IIsley and Mr.. and Mrs. X.
+ Fleharty Supper was served follow
ing the reception.
As yesterday was the thirtieth ami
versary of the marriage OF the host and
hostess. they We're the recipients of man.
CONGRATULATIONS from the guests. Mrs.
Foster was Miss Louise WeStcott of Bal
timore and the wedding took place in the
Monumental city. The auditorium was
attractivcly decorated with palms and
music was furnished during the eveninS
by an orchestra.
Last week was what is known as rally
week at the church and the auditorium
las been the scene of activities every
night.
From ~ 20 II O'Clock this morning there
will be a general rally of the entire Sun
day school
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PUBLISHERS SEEK ACTION.
Request U. S. Supreme Court to Give
Early Ruling on New Law.

Attorneys for New YORK publishers yes
terday filed with the Supreme Court Of
the United States requests for early con
sideration of those sections OF the recent
postal appropriation act which require
paid editorial comment to be designated
advertisement and necessitates the pub
LEGATION of the names Of stockholders OF
the newspapers New York federal
courts last week held the law constitu-
tional.
The law in question is novel departure
i'm post office legislation. declared James
NJ. Beck in his brief. and. AZ We shall
contend in effect attempts To regulate
the business of journalism. while pre-
tending To regulate the transportation of
the mails
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ENTERTAINMENT OF BLIND.
Program for Coming Week at Ii
brary of Congress.

The following program for the enter
tainment of the blind of Washington has
been arranged for the week of October
Il:
Tuesday. October -, at 10 o clock p m.
lecture by DIR. 5. r.. Forman, on The
Hook and the Message
Friday October -. at o'clock pm.
musical; Miss Elsa Murray, pianist: Miss
Mona Murray, reader.
The entertainment will be held i'm the
reading room at the Library of Congress.
Seats are reserved for the blind and their
escorts and the general public will be
admitted as far as the seating capacity
of the room permits.
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PERCY S. FOSTER Is HOST.
Reception Given at the Emmanuel
Baptist Church.

Percy S. Foster. superintendent of sun
day school of the Emmanuel Baptist
Church. Columbia road. near 18th street
northwest. and Mrs. Foster held a re-
Ception last night in the church audi
forum to the members OF the con2rcsa-
ton and the adult members OF the Bible
school Mr.. Foster was founder oC the
sunday school organization of the church
seven years ago ana has been stiperin-
,cndeut since then.
In tuc receiving line were Rev. H. s
piukl.am. pastor OF the church. and Mrs.
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Beall of the seventh judicial circuit OF
Maryland at Sunnyside. Prince Georges
county. yesterday at noon.
Mrs Perkins maiden name was Susan
NJ Travis. She was born in Dorchester
county Md. ninety years ago. Mrs. Fill
more Beall and Edward l.. and Clay II.
Perkins. both of Springfield. Prince
Georges county survive her. CLAY Per-
kins is the owner of the old Perkin
homestead near Springfield.
About five years ago Mrs. Perkins fell
from the porch at her daughters resi-
dence and suffered an injury to her hip.
Since then she had been an invalid. tn
funeral will take place Wednesday a
1870 O'Clock from Perkins chapel. near
Springfield. Prince Georges county.