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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-20
Playing Soldier.

There is never a boy child who
does not love to play soldier.
Washington's birthday is good
time to encourage this play.
The young soldier will be hap
pier if he has a soldier cap.
Either of the paper ones repre-
scented here in reduced size will
answer the purpose.
One is the familiar triangular
cap made from an oblong of ma
nilla paper, with red, white and
blue cockade. The other is cut
in two pieces just alike, of heavy
paper or light cardboard, blue,
red or ecru in color, and is decor
ated in red, white and blue,
crayon.
If this last style of cap is worn
over powdered hair and queue,
represented by a cotton batting
wig, the soldier boy will be suffi-
GENTLY continental in appear
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-20
+ HEARD THESE LINE

*-* 4 X + 4 X
love the name of Washington,
: L love my country, too;
l love the flag, the dear old flag
Of red and white and blue.
My country is America,
My flag the red, white and blue,
And to the name of Washington
Forever III be true.
So wave the flag and wave again,
And give three loud hurrahs,
For our beloved America,
And all the stripes and stars.
Flag Salute.
1 give my head and my heart to
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

Notic, o. horchy gi,ch that the
iates due the state ~ T'raa aud
county 81 Nuc,cs fer ne YEAR 1871
are due nov aud payable a. nv o.
'lce la ubo Court House ~ Corpus
Chriati Toaan 1asss must BE- raid
d of before NE go, das ~ ianu.
ary isla, or ten per cent penalty
vill ho added ON account ~ the
time required Tor issuinr each 70
Ctlpi by che resolutions made ny ths
comptroller. u viii De necessary FOR
YOU io my your taxes ~ soon a.
porsihle. otborsis you may not be-
ahio 10 pay sam" and receive yoaf
Fcoslfa begofe tho penalty attaches
igiFncdl " u OLIVER.
Tar Collector. Hurces cou9iY. TessH
tefi ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

bad. thes did express tho opinion
thai We we're taxing hoap Uf am
nocc-ssf, trautis
When eur crops tanned oNt ~
most deNhls ihe ylold an arr, mat
ihelfa did fhpf scru oousins'd tha'
there was aomsthsur in ihnfH bttfr
nsthois aflti SAL and fhrf srD nse
folinsed in rftatof nf iesa drFfps lu
that uclnNs Wf esfe Told rerrnih
thni tho cotton efoY of thai rsu ~
rroup ronni4 hss Increased SOME ~
per cont Through ihe nee ~ better
mci heda slime opr eott heean
Tho msohinert makine company
b. esiahllshinr headquarters 10 farm
ma hiusrf DEMONSTRATION lu three
If iho southeastern states this year
- Mississippi and Aiabama teo 90.
arfo farms have hcen orianiished
ln reorala an arrangement has haep
made in Cafff nn thin tafm n1at
rhlneFl doip0nsirailon wpft ah the
Nasiirr farm ~ oseF as9p sores ~
fflmbis Ga
The oompsna ahi nfrff muacl
huiidinS fof the hrarinF ~ storage
~ Fafu machinery whom nat IN gse
encouraging 10 thlN way the rlght
eefe ~ machinery Rnn praiosFihs 81
activity m that husldlnr ~.ll b.
sssemhicd every Claka - implement
ngBufariufed hg iiss eopsera thai -
sdpsied ~ .se ~ ihis section. snd
Ties. inrissnenis pili be- ia rcEulnf
nse on this farm. opnn a. ~ ili,'..s
- fhs insuefiion ~ tie puillf
n any farmer slstet 20 rse hos D
machine works, shuihsf " wiii an-
nv'fr hts purpose ~ moi hr riii ~
any time have an oppoftgnny ~ lne
sreciiHs u iH ihe field to- asr BE-.
fore he purchases as thlf dsman
stfaiinn Noft ~ yafioas hinas
farm machinery. fertilizer heiisf
noedH new tlnan ~ cfoIif a. eaH
ration the kind ~ education that
naY ln befirf flnAaslol and s0flal
aiticrs 80 thr epuutfB whioh NJ fnrn
icaeflis ms hnsin~ss iHfsferis ~ me
fifr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26
DEMONSTRATION r,muS.



meas run. are IolIss tina.
lnal ing bs che Asy demonstration
sufh Is spreading an Americans
mfr have a strain - tho Missouri
stock EVERYBODY wants 20 b.
shown The FARMERS don't aiwasf
aaut d AZ fifsi They asf Api 90
ihiuk fhry SNOW ail there ~ to h.
tnavu ahoHi ffeif oen inh nin
tAat soon isagn fhst shs a-mnhsits
iof can show thrm tfiet of fso
The EoTr rHmoni hAf been sisrllnr
demonstration fafms 80 over tfpa
oountry Nos one ~ fho Frofrsf
manufacturers nj farm machinery 81
tafinr hans Tho ides ~ ~
fniird States demonstration wnrh n
b. rel nra farm worked nnder
rnfrrnwfut methods. 900 fafm bsinF
~ charge 20 = raid arnHf of county
dcmonst of. who works nndef the
direction ~ y state agent l.aei tcnr
some 90 counties in Georgia perr
under ihs system
Tao first farm in earh eoanfy fhaf
r. started becnaef tnoAn - fhe GOV
sFnmeH' denomination farm A.
muct fahiifliY q given A. fossibis
sna farmers are invited h. fomr 20
chat farm. watch the msihadk ~ col.
iiYassp. soc thf refuiia ~ M arDu.
INA crops and compare thees results
wifh fhelr own crops sndcr tbr older
methods
snofher phase - ilis ~ofi Is thar
bY uhley che rounig demonsirasof On.
furet armers throughout tho roan.
~ fofwofk one ecfc according ~
frhf6uis ~ methods isr ~ ~ n
olf gffry farm on shNh fhe sm.
proved methods Specified Afs usNd
beop'nef an object lesson ~ that lin-
snetieie neiEhhorhoo1
When oar firm established fsr
and plant brsedius farm IN Tronp
roentFf Now ono Of the rreat -
man. Zee bad ~ idse ~ mEsinr "a
demonmrniloa farm 10 rnfTy.
inr on fh,l farra. howeYsr Ne pse1
abhs - knew 10 ~ RE l~fi mffh.
ffa. alfhpust faeY ran coaster 70
the GENERAL eOst0n groWsnr pgnftlfs
- fhni seotiOr While The farmefs
vho wsfesee our first yrsr's efforts
eid not ooadema our meihocs -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

MN NuifN, jan 10 fng saiu
81 one oi ere finest SCAMP enlirtilehs
iltnosa,,i ln Ions ilme Ia ihls rlt
aiifaupd iarpc gathering ~ dcA'ufu
and eniHtefo ~ nresawas aos.
ilrn rftn fndat Amour ths rafc
tafirilas lnsladsd ~ the sale worc .
attp and al amused. sirelaili print'
49, is.spht hlartlsh purpic unfsln'
msni Issue oi 1859 enlund ~ tlna.
Am~ssp enc othrs resitsrs we're a enm-
i,er AZ ragl, lpauos III ru,enue nlampsI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

LfAres fof Han Antonio. Waco snd
lionslon so q M
Leaves for San Antonio. ~ 80
. m
Leaves Dor aau Arionio. Waco aud
iousiou. 100 D. m
Arrives ffum Fan Anionio. Waco and
Houston $50 a. M
Arrives from san Antonio. $50
o M.
Arrives IRON san Antonio. Waco aud
Houston. sac o. M.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26
INVITATION ron rnDroSsIS.
TREASURY DrpARTMENT.

Ofise ~ fhe sapervisirR Architect
Washington. . z Ian 20. 1919
scslei proposals. sliI ~ res clvon
~ this orlce untiI : o'fioch D M on
The POD dsy ~ March. faff. and Thea
Opened for tho construction rom.
plrfr fipripding plumbing. rat pig.
INK heating apparafus. eieefflr ron.
1niis ann wiring. ana interior itghf-
Inn fsriHrest ~ fhr Tinted States
gnaohse sna rss,omhoass ~ csFpas
chrati. Tcxnf T'he baiidlns 10 70 b.
a tee tqaar6 feet Rround area. fwo
stories ard tasenfBf. stucro finish
~nh tiic roof hwings ana specifi-
caiicnt may bs &ained from shs
cuupdien ~ rite ~ corpsN Christi
TEXAS ~ ~ thls onsor AZ me dibere
lion ~ fhe Hepsrvislns Architect
JANre v~Oy TAYLOR.
Rwpersisise Arrhltecf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

Trains Depart south bound 60
% ~ north bouud toa m south
heand. t.oa o. M north bound. 80
Is m.
Trains Arrive From north 90
m from south. 40 90 a. m from
north s.sa D. o. ffom aoHtb Isl
m
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

aernenber that little eye strain
fassap heAdafhtf n siRmm dorsn'f
nfop ne hcaeaehr return me apecfa.
clef sna act your msarY. GU Mes.
quite o. fsa ef
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

Apv.nT,ssNs sn~ great state q
NestA lNkota st,sfs asi'uss<a %
ressunisirs fus esslnc~> 20 classified
Edsertisess The f~roxalsed sascf.
sisinx neaiam Y shs F~fse aase
sna Sunday tevFief Ns~s. the oau
seven day paper IN the stats sas The
rsrer Witch carries the ikfxc<,
amount % classified sagersisias The
coariefsNe~s covers North nakosa
liAs . banker feeesiss al f>rts ~
The State tho tsy az pnhiiealions q
h the pager 90 ass in order 10 ses
results. rstra ems cent r.s ~cfd
figsi assertion. ons.Asii cen, r~v
word saSsesiIns in.sstleaf nrs
cents Fsf une rer monsh Address.
The ceof,.r~Ness Fsrso. n D.
tsu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

Classified advertising consistently
osea u tolh efics,ise And ohear. rfy
q and ~ convinced
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

kuus nor hetchiEf lali/looa While
Mlnofoas ana Rhodcfirlasd Reds,
frem o. ae So ~ 90 psr setting 3
" Eno~ Nusssit Az ~ fmihs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

tfnANutK NuNii liAs 20 onrfcs.
nena ~i,h nnlatumherra mihdlr
tFed LADY uhlrfg mailin,oeg "A
afess la CAilo, "a ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

LOST IN charArval ~ NAu
street heuse 81 kcss 9Th las II Y
rtsser plvase rvlufn 10 ftcd
Harnhou.r q the posionace fog r.
ward titu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

The tases payabIe 20 no corDua
christi Independent sfheoi iiissrle'
are nos duo y no, paid on Or be-
fore M sia ~ Isnusry neat 4 cen
per cent penalsr VIII be nddea
KRAMER. coileeteF
Eoom ses city Nat Hank Hlds
f-I7-lst
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

FoR SALE iasess stable aoine a
Eeoi business IN fioarshlng to~n
assoc Inhabitants
i4on agrcs is miles west from
Kiusssilie. miles from Ricardo. 40
miles ifom rfomont Priv SIS per
acre W A. hosefp. kinestine rca
t12i tfss
rOR sAl.T ~ o~ner. ~ f.s s.s
q. near Robsir~n, sesHe scf,
FINE ou "a AZ . per csni ~ utr
VIA raai court i5is comaueho IA
llttf
IT., CaileF-iirrsld SAINT ats
Fras AZ. en-. -.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

FDf saro fesulfs ifg tbe classified
tUiumns of The caller iisfsid They
1875 get ehsf sou saui
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

I RAVE sans Moner ana som<
friends uish moray N yea have i
'busiHeps cn3erpriso netdlnE mure
sapsisi ~ mepts "a mnftr<fe ceil
i'etxeaAlis tfnrtt 1. saalfe. faS
NeeNelle " ~ a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

LOST white scotch collie toE With
tro~n mssklpfs Netern So sra
rlac ho;rt and receive suhahlr w..
wAfd tse q
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

Wear ''~rssrsls." ,ho cofres ~ sssie
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

Road caIier-iIc-ald Want Ads
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

AIDE taken over the Phone are
hsfFcd st thr same rate 81 cash
ais lhone your "a la noV gn
words DAYS. use.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-18
EVERYWHERE'SN NEWS IN TABLOID FORM

EVERYWHERE>S NEN
Washington. = Elmer Dever,
secretary at Chicago of the Re
publican headquarters, subbitted
today to Clapp committee an al
legged duplicate list of con-
tributors to the Republican cam
paign in 1904 to Treasurer c. N.
Bliss.
Indianapolis, Ind. = Supreme
court has denied petition for re-
hearing of attorneys for Cover
nor Marshall and other defend
ants in the suit to annul proposed
new Indiana constitution.
Fond du Lac, Wis.,. E. Her
worth, q, electrician, dead, Was
talking to Miss Amelia Fromm,
his fancee, in Milwaukee, over
long distance telephone. Told her
he lost three fingers and was go
ing to commit suicide. He did.
Bullet through temple.
Cincinnati wife claims most
perfect husband. He doesn't
drink, smoke, swear or play
cards. He is brave, generous and
intelligent. Maybe he's all that,
but she runs a horrible risk let
ting him run at large in Cincin-
natl.
Denver.-Recent protest of the
Denver baseball clubs players
over division of receipts, made by
Pres. McGiIl, from post-season
series here with Minneapolis, has
stirred up much trouble. It may
result in disruption of the club.
naca+,I,- Ind w 7 Rrv,ar, ar
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-18

IS IN TABLOID FORM
and his bride. He hired every
auto for rent in town last night.
His scheme worked.
Kansas City, Mo. = Patrick
O'Brien's brother paid $500 for a
wooden leg for Pat. Pat insist
ed on selling it for 81 to get
drunk. Ordered confined on the
county farm.
Kansas City.-When Charles
Reece, and Lolo Weston were
married, John w. Weston, the
brides divorced husband, appear
ed on the scene and gave his form
er wife away. Said he knew
Reece would take good care of
her.
Denver.-How to dress and
choose a husband, what course to
pursue in a strange town and kin
dred matters will be taught in the
social ethics course just establish
ed at state normal school here.
Toronto.-Harry Childs, stage
director of musical comedy COM
pany, was threatened with strike
of women members of the com
pany today because he issued an
order that they wear petticoats
and wooden stockings to avoid
pneumonia. eve will keep the
money in the wooden stockings,
but not the legs" said one of the
girls.
Gary, Ind.-William Rugh,
Gary newsman, who sacrificed his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
STREETSCROWOED
With bOYBEGGARS
Youngsters Engage in Troubling
Public With Requests
for Gifts.

Richmond is infested at this time
with small boys begging pennies for
Christmas. Small tin boxes with open
ings rudely cut in one end serve as
receptacies. and the public is asked
to give interminably.
Beginning last year with bootblacks,
the practice has spread this season
to newsboys. The purchase OF d pa
per is accompanied by presentation of
Jagged tin box. with request for
penny or a nickie for a Christmas
the youngsters who earn money by
their own labors. Boys who have no
particular employment. but who go to
school. are met on every corner beg
ging They infest the hotel lobbies,
crowd the pooiIpoms and barrooms IN
til the owners spy them and put them
out. whereupon they watch chance
to re-entei. They get in shoe-shining
establishments. cigar stores and every
where else. to the WEAKNESS OF flesh
and vexation Of spirit OF men who are
making an effort to attend to their
business duties
ASi5e from the annoyance TO the
public. II is a matter OF comment that
the most disastrous TesuSs are to the
bows themselves. in whom Is developed
a habit Of mendicancy. and in whom
Is fostered what many regard as the
most baneful and dangerous Of all
American tendencies Of the day-the
desire to get something 70. nothing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
OSTEOPATHS GO
TO BRISTOL NEXT
Annual Meeting of Virginia So
ciety Held in Jefferson Hotel
Yesterday.

Discussion Of the strict enforcement
OF the recent antichlropractors act
passed by the last Legislature fOrmeu
one OF the principal topics OF the an
nual meeting OF the Virginia OsteO-
pathic Society. which was held yesteI-
day in the Jefferson Hotel. Whatever
was the decision arrived at by the
committee. nothing was given out IN
this regard for publication. II IS uh-
derstood upon reliable Information that
the society intends TO proceed against
chirODractOrs that remain in the state
Ia defanc. Of the new statute.
The officers elected for the coming
year are DR.. ;. II. Bright. or Noriolk,
president. DR. NJ l.. Richardson. OF
Norfolk, vice-pres dent. and DR.. W. u.
Bowen. OF Richmond. secretary ana
treasurer. The greater portion OF the
day was given over 10 the discussion OF
professional questions. in which the
del, gates In general INDUCED. inter
esting paper were read by DIR. l.. IL.
Shackelford. of Richmond, and DR..
George Z. Faut. also Of this city.
Bristol was chosen as the meeting
place Of the next session or the So
ciety. which will be held in June, 1910.
The morning session was opened at ~
o'clock by DR.. J. Meek Wolfe. OF Bris-
tol. president. and the address or wei
come was delivered 20 the visitors by
DR.. " j.. Bowen IN behalf OF the city
of Richmond. Between the morning
and afternoon sessions the Richmond
members of the society gave dinner
10 the visitors. The meeting was
well attended and Is considered 10 have
been satisfactory in every respect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
RETURNED TO JAIL
Rosd Work Proved Too Heavy for J.
n Kaufman. sEcd County Prisoner

n. kaufman. sEcd County Prisoner
J. X. Kaufman. the aged man con
victed at the last term of hcnrico
County Circuit Court Of stabbing Pc
ter Tyler. and who has heen scrving a
road sentence in expiation OF his
crime. was yesterday returned to the
county Jail Kaufman had caught a
severe cold. which made II dangero -
for him to remain longer on the road
force
When Kaufman was first sent 10 the
roads the act caused considerable ac-
verse comment on account OF his ad-
vanccd axe ard irrrm health. Under
the law. however. there was no meth
Cd Of preventing his working on the
road gang. and he was allowed to stay
there His return 90 the s7il excited
little surprise among counsy officials.
Kaufnan's offence. committed last
July. was somewhat remarkable in the
criminal records OF Henrico County.
Tho old man. u was said. invited Ty-
ier 20 ride with him IN his buggy one
night when the two met on a county
road Tyler accepted. and was later
found stabbed and unconscious by the
roadside. A biocd-ciottcd knife be-
longing 90 Kaufman was found IN tho
buggy. Kaufman said al FIRST that ne
had not had any co1Panion on mis-
! ride
Kaufman's Jail sentence viii he COM
,tcfed on December % twelve days
having been taken c- for good heha-
vfor He has said that he viii then
nav the Gre % 800 imposed alonS
win three montEr imprisonment m
which event he will be released from
custody.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
CLAUDE MAY DIE
TEN YEARS HENCE
Lawyers Figure He Must Serve
Prison Term Before
Electrocution.

One new point being examined ana
developed by the latest attorneys LOT
the Aliens who are condemned Z" ole 10
that Claude Allen cannot be sentenced
legally t. electrocution until after ne
has completed his prison sentence OIL
Hfteen years first imposed upon MN i'r
the murder of Judge Thornton l. Mas
sic. This will probably be made part
of the petition for rehearinG when
will in a few days be filed with the
Supreme Court of Appeals.
The position taken IS altogether
novel. II is based on the old common
law principle that man convicted OF
two crimes cannot be sentenced for the
second for which he is tried until he
has completed the first penalty. No
change has been made in this by stat
ute. so far as II. VI. Smith. Jr., one OF
the lawyers. has been able to find.
Claude Allen was first tried tor kill
ing Judge Massie. an act which MS
fathers lawyer. Judge ID. w. Boien'
saws he committed. For this he was
given fifteen years in the State Pen
itentiary Ii is not contended by Mr.
Smith and Mr. Byrd that he could not
be Immediately tried again, as he was.
for the murder of another man. under
a different indictment, but il is con-
tended that he could not be sentenced
t. death as result Of the second
trial until he had first served his oris-
inal penalty of Imprisonment. II this
be correct and IL this view Is sus-
tanned by the Supreme Court. Claude
Allen will begin his penitentiary SEN
tence. II he earns time OF fot good
behavior he may be electrocuted ten
years or so hence.
Petitions having. OF course. proved
worthless. and appeals based on al
leg,t3 facts" really statements by
the Aliens. having been Of no avail.
legal points are now being invoked
to try to save the lives of the two
murderers The attorneys are work
in- harq IN the case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
MILITIA PAY BILL
MAY FAIL AGAIN
Richmond Hears That "Unop-
posed" Measure Will Be
Shelved Once More.

After the tumult and the shouting
have died. and the ca ptains and the
generals have departed from the Ma
tioual Guard convention in Norfolk.
there comes a whisper down from
Washington that after all il is i'm
probable that the militia pay bill will
be passed at the present session OK
Congress.
II was given as a potent reason for
attending this convention that when 1t
was over the officers in attendance
might HE themselves to Washington,
where little urging with the mem
Der sof Congress would insure success
of the measure. The guardsrncn seem
to have been lacking in force as lobby
lists.
The bill providing for service pay for
the organized militia of the several
States. based on the attendance at
weekly drills, has the unanimous ap-
prevail of the National Guard Ass ocfa-
ton, has been accepted by the Secre-
tary Of War and has the heartIest sort
of Endorsement from President Taft in
his annual message. When IL failed of
passage last session IL was said that
IL would certainly pass this winter.
The national campaign was given as
a reason why the Democratic major
ity in the House and the Republican
majority in the Senate did not wish TO
tackle the question until after the cleo
ton.
Now it is said that with the conges-
ton of legislation which must be dis
posed of before March 4. 1913. the two
or three Senators known to be OPP
posed to the bill may prevent its pas
sage. 1t is not suggested what the
National Guard people will do next.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
WHERE Is "MARIETTA?"
Police Asked 90 Look for Prited NAL
ic<c laf. ThOughf 90 &c STOLEN.

Miss Pocket. No. - Lombardy. had
stolen Maltese cat. small patch Of
white. hair on throat. yellow eyes. an
svVerS 20 the name Of Marietta
stolen hv stout colored boy
That brief description appeared yes
terday afternoon on the daily bulletin
Of the police department. which is dis
tributed to every policeman. It means
that Tho entire machinery OF the de-
partmcnt was set 90 work in an effort
- find the cat. an animal highly pr'ged
BY the owner.
\ report Of the missing pussy was
made Friday to clerk Tolcr At head
uarfcrs. and he failed 10 mention the
matter on che buiietin Of IN DAY. \
second visit was pal 10 Headquarters
yesterday by Miss Pickett. and this
time she impressed the case upon Cap
tain of Detectives Mcmahon. The lat
ter assured her that the report would
Al once be- placed on the bulletin. and
directed Tier 20 sec that the neNi
bulletin reported the case % the stolen
Marietta"