davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
Prevalent Wilson O ma}o co o.

Prezydent Wilson 0 ma1o co o.
negdaj ME zosta} przejechany
przez tramwaj. Zapomniawszy Q
ustawie zabraniajacej przechod-
MON przekraczania ulicy: w srod-
XII ,,bloku", usilowal W towarzy-
stwie' dra Graysona precise ma
druga strone i zajety rozmowa
wpadl pod pedzacy trramwaj. Tyl-
ko przytomnos6 umys1u motoro-
wego, ktory nomenclature zatrzy-
NAL tramwa ocali1a mu zycie.
Demokraci tryumfujat w sena-
Gle p~rzeszed} bill taryfowy a. g}o-
sami przeciw 81. Repub1ikanin La
Toilette, z Wisconsin, glosowa1
take "a bilem. Bill obniza clio ma
wielu towarach Q ~ proc. W po-
r6wnaniu z obowiazujaca dis ia
.--r~T
ryfa. Teraz powinna nastapic OBJ
nizka cen ma wielu produktach =
a niekt6rzy %obawiaja sic krach6w
finansowych i og6lnego zastoju
W przemysle. Co bedzie - zoba-
czymy.
w Chicago, jak wykazuje nova
ksiazka adresowa, mieszka 1913
Smith6w, 1904 Johnson6w, 4,853
Anderson6w, 1891 Millerow, g.
200 Wilsonow it'd. Kadna kolek-
eva. s.
Farmerzy w Minnesota zyja
W okropnym strachu. priced
mel %manazeryi uciek} lampart -
buszuje pc farmach: porywajac
cieleta, owce ftp. Ob}awy dotych-
czasowe ME daily rezultatu.
w eszpitalu ola ob1akanych w
Kankakee, ILL.,, odkryto w piwni-
cy pacyenta Jana Robertsona, kto-
ry sic tam ukryWa} 3D. dni 40 mic:
ME jedzac. Ledwo go:odratowarp:
Ksiaze Monaco. przyby} do;No-
wego Yorku ma w1asi1ym y9ca1cie.
Jest to pierwszy panujaW euro
pejski, ktory odwiedza Stany lie
dnoczone cd czasukiclh istnienia.
Jest on ~,gg1oSnego ma
ca}y SWAT kasyna Monte Car
10, uchodzacego za< raj szulerow'
Sam ksiaze ME :gra Podobno. Jest
zaS niezmiernie bogAty:
1nny dystyngowSay gose, ;wiel--
XII ksiaze moskiewski Aleksander
Nichaj1owicz, ku wzieffktiemu zmar-
twieniu dam amerykahskiej $50
ciety" = juz odjecha1 do E,fropy.
Bawil W Ameryce try tygodnie,
a przyby} ma zaprpSzenie filadel-
fijskiego multi. milaonera Warbur-
to,na. Wszysttkie mtlionerki pre-
sadza}y sic W 4grzde1nosciah ola
carskiego krewniaka. =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
odwrotna strona medalu.

- Vie pan, Acknowledgment
jest, jak olbrzymia wymowe Okla
zuje pahski przyjaciel, gdy chce
kogo naciagna6 Q pieniadze!
TAX, to prawda, ale "a to,
gdy ma oddae, bardzo sic zajakall
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
w NAsZYCH

Ma odbytem W Chicago zjezdzie
Zwiazku Spiewak6w, uchwalono
przeniesG zarzad tel organizacyi
z Nowego Yorku do Cleveland.
Do Zwiazku nalezy obecnie IS
chorow i przesz1o 1900 czlonkow.
w Sejmie Xxx Z. N. P. w De-
troit, Mich, wzie}o udzial przesz}o
700 delegat6w. Sejm rozpocza} sic
nabozenstwem w kosciele N.M.P.
w Chicago rozpoczeto budowe
koscio}a W novel polskiej para
fiji sw. Heleny, W okolicy szpitala
polskiego. Proboszczem tel parafii
jest ks. Pyterek.
Biuro Prasowe Polskiej Rady
Narodowej, rozes}a1o dotychczas
Z artyku16w o sprawach polskich
do prasy angielskiej.
w Chicago zgina} bez sladu g.
letni J6zef Jarzyhski, kt6ry wy
szedl z domu z gotowka 1000 do
larow W. kieszeni. Zdaje sic, re
pad} ofiara rabusiow.
Polacy w Cleveland wzieli bar
do wybitny udzial W. uroczystos-
ciach Perry'ego. DyWizya polska
by}a w pochodzie najliczniejsza,
DO do 5000: w ystapili, Sqkoli,
wojsko, by}y tez i rydwany.
Trzech Polak6w stracilo zycie
W strasznym dramacie w Detroi.
M1ody K: Wilczak, po1ozy} tru,
penn dwoma strzalami z :ewolwe-
ru J. Nowaka i F. .Luczaka, kt6-
rzy sic zalecali do jego siostry, a
trzecia kule wpakowa}. sobie we
w}asna glove, gdy nadszed} poll
cyant, ably go aresztowae.
Niejaki Nowicki, Rosyanin po-
dobno syn wysokiego urzednika
policyi warszawskiej, zakocha}
sic pred laty w Police, a gdy ia
schroni}a sic pred MIN do Amery-
XII i tn wysz}a "a MAJ "a Piwih-
skiego i zamieszka1a w Chicago,
wybra1 sic "a MIA ma poszukiwa-
mia i gdy ja odnalaz}, zapropono-
wal opuszczenie meza. Poniewaz
Piwihska ME chcia}a sic zgodzic,
doby} rewolweru i zada} jej ciez-
ka rane, a sadzac re ja zabi}, skie-
rowal lufe ku w}asnej piersi i "a
bill sic ma miejscu.
w uroczystosci otwarcia Domu
P~olskiego W Detroit, bra}o udzial
1000 osob. Dom kosztuje blisko
$4,000.
w Buffalo, ma ,,Czarnej Ska}ce"
swiecono kamieh wegielny pod
Dom. Kadetow, kt6ry tam stanie
kosztem 10000 dolar6w. w uro-
czystosci wzie}o udzial 10000 lu-
dzi.
Franciszek Tyszper, ow kondu-
@ktor Polak W Chicago, ktory "a
strzelil dwoch rabusiow W tram
waju, zostal uwolniony ma zasa-
die, re strzela} W obronie zagro:-
zonego zycia w}asnego.
Biedny kaleka Micha} Wasag,
z St. Paul, ktory Is miesiecy te-
mu zostai PREY piracy przygnie-
ebony ma dworcu towarowym pa
kami doznal zlamania kregoslu-
pa, - wiedzac re sic ME wyleczy,
domaga} sic stanowczo, ably 60
wyslano do Polski, by umrzee ma
.swojej ziemi. I onegdaj stale sic
zadosc jego zyczeniu. Wasag ma
.zaledwie lat 10. Sad przyznal mu
$4,000 odszkodowania, vice W
ozasie podrozy bedzie otoczony
najtroskliwsza opieka.
KS. DR.. Dworzak kwituje Cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25

dowy palacu ola miedzynarodo-
wego trybuna}u rozjemczego W
Haadze. Obecnie budowa palacu
zostala ukohczona, j odby1o sic u
roczyste otwarcie uswiatyni poko-
ju" jak ia nazwal Andrew Carne-
gle W akcie fundacyjnym.-
Bu}garzy taxa straszna. maia
opinie W srod. ludnosci turecklej,
re z obszaru zdobytego na Tur-
cyl, dotad 10000 osob z POGO
stawieniem swego mienia, a pc
czesci po spaleniu swoich do
NOW przenios}o sic ma terytoryum
greckie, albo do Azyi.
Kardyna1 J6zef Tutp, prefekt
kongregacyi spraw religijnych W
Watykanie, umar} PREY operacyi
ma slepa kiszke.
Irlandczycy zaczynaja ma seryo
[p]owracac do swego zamar1ego
pred wiekami jezyka. Jezyk ten
jest wyk}adany obecnie W 200
szko1ach ludowych W Irlandyi.
Turcya stara sic W Stanach lie
dnoczonych 0 pozyczke $4,000
600.
w Lublanie odby} sic zzjazd
katoliko6w. s}owianskich. Przyby}o
nan oko}o 10000 delegat6w, W
tenn wielu Po1akow e. wszystkich
trzech zaborow.
Serbia ukohczy}a juz demobi-
lizacye i zabiera sic do piracy kul-
turalnej W nowo zdobytych pro-
wincyach: Otwartych tam ma bye
1000 szko}, Gala bieda, re nauczy-
cieli brak.
zJeden z wyzszych urzednikow
>fabryk broni Kruppa, wyzwa} ma
|'pojedynek pos}a socya1istycznego
Liebknechta, "a to, re w znanej
aferze niedawnej znies}awif te ia
bryke, oskarzajac ia o szpiego-
stwo i przekupywanie rzadowych
urzednik6w. Liebknecht pojedyn-
ku ME przyja}.
Ma kongresie syonistycznych
patryotow zydowskich, we WED
niu, kt6ry byl widownia niebywa-
}ych awantur, wybrano Komitet
do przeprowadzenia sprawy zydo-
wskiego uniwersytetu W Jerozo-
limie.1 49,
Dzienniki czeskie donosza, re
w Czechach i ma Morawach znaj-
duje sic obecnie bez posady 6ooo
nauczycieli ludowych.
Dwie wyspy ma po}udniowym
Oceanic Spokojny z grup Tonga
znikne1y zupe}nie z setkami mie-
szkahc6w. So to wyspy Falcon
Hope, ktore jak obecnie donosza
znikne1y juz pewien czas temu,
W czasie szalejacego huraganu,
kt6ry formalnie zmy} wszystko,
co sic ma Mich znajdowa}o. Wraz z
huraganem nastapi1y wstrzasnie-
MIA wu1kaniczne, ktore spowodo-
wa{y, re wyspy wraz z mieszkah-
cami pograzy}y sic W toniach O.
ceanu.
Miasto Paryz przyzna}o kobie-
tom prawo g}osu PREY wyborach
municypalnych, ogromna wick
szoscia glos6w rady miejskiej.
Ministeryum wojny wcieli1o ko-
biety do sluzby wojskowej W
dziale sanitarnym i manipulacyj--
nym.
z roznych okolic .Bosni i Her
cegowiny oraz z Wegier, donosza
o nadmiernem szerzeniu sic cho-
1ery azyatyckiej. w samym Blu
dapeszcie zanotowano juz 1917
wypadkow cholery.
Pomiedzy mnichami aresztowa-
nymi ma gorze Altos, znalaz}o sic
az 80 bylych czlonkow za}ogi
statku ~wojennego ,Kniaz Potiem-
kin" ktora zbuntowawszy sic w
roku 1905, pozabija1a swoich Off
cerow, zbombardowala Odesse j
potem podda1a stack Rad. rumull
skiego, rozbieglszy sic sama, pc
swiecie. Pc rozpoznaniu 80 z Mich
w mnichacharzad .surowa wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
NajgIdxniejszs WypadN |
Mln!onege TygednIa.
w PoLscE.

MUTE PIZyJS1y
zaproszenie ma bal dworski z Okla
zyi pobytu Wilhelma W Poznaniu.
Gala Poiska jest oburzona.
Magnatow wielkopolskich, kt6-
rym Przewodniczyli ksiazeta
Czartoryscy i Radziwi}1owie, hr.
kieleccy, Lacey, Ponihscy i inni,
spotyka nietylko pogarda narodu,
ale dostafo i'm sic takze kopniecie
cd sameso .cesarza, ktory ME u
znajac ichh narodowosci, wystapi}
z rada, re ,,maja sobie %przyswoic
zdobycze kultury niemieckiej i ra-
dowae sic jej OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mi, ably p%rowincya rozwija}a sic
coraz bardziej W income i pewne
ogniwo. wspania}ej budowy naszej
pruskiej naszej niemieckiej Oh
czyzny": :"
Prasa polska. :te ohydna zdrade
sprawy narodowej przez magma
tow wielkopolskich t}omaczy ich
rzeczywista Workmanship ola
korony P%ruskiej "a ella ochronne
i ponoc w pomnazaniu miliono-
wych foetun, orazsobawa pred ia
KIM nowymi prawami wyjatko-
wynn, kt6reby te milionowe for
tuny mog}y nadwerezyc.
w katedrze sw. Jana W War
szawie odbyi sic dnia ID wrzesnia
uroczysty, ingres ma stolice arcy-
pa~sterska ks. arcybiskupa Kakow-
skiego.
W}adze rosyjskie dopusci}y do
udzia}a w uroczystem poswiece-
niu STACEY Meki .Pahskiej W Cze-
stochowie. tylko> dwoch najbliz-
szych biskup6w;, innym pozwole-
MIA cofhieto.
w Jaros}awiu aresztowano
dw6ch szpieg6w r%osyjskich: Lud-.
w;ka Zarzysk;ego, oraz oficera o
syjskiego Burnita, skryWaajaeego
sic W ubraniu patniczem, niby
pielgrzyma kalwaryjskiego. w O.
kolicach Jaros}awia dokonuja sic
w}asnie noboty wojskowe, wazne
pod wzgledem strategicznym.
z Poznania donosza, re Polak
Dobrowolski .sprzeda; majatek
sw6j Jedline, W powiecie pszczyh-
skim ma. Gornym Slasku, pre-
strzeni 24oo morg: Niemcom "a
800 tysiecy marek. Zarobi} on
PREY tel transakcyi $50 tysiecy.
Take ma Rust kurczy sic zie~
mia polska oddawana przez roz-
nych sprzedawczykow W rece o
syjskie. Dziennik: kijowski infor-
mule, re P. S. Tch6rzewski prowa-
dzi uk}ady o sprzedaz bardzo lad
nego kawa}ka ziemi, urodzajnei
g'eby, W. Powiecie dubiehskim.
Chodzi tn 0 Geese majatku Pere-
mi}6wka, przeszlo 200 dziesiecin.
Rosyanin dale o. tysiecy rubli
wiecej niz Polacy.
Ma Galicye idzie. .giod. w pra-
Sic pojawiaja sic artyku1y wprost
rozpaczliwe. Pc klesce finansowej
przysz}a kleska elementarna. Me
siychane ulewy i.powtarzajace sic
Pc piee i wiecej razy powodzie.
(Czeremosz .snaprzyk}ad wylewa1
W ciagu dw6ch miesiecy dziesiec
razy, Dunajec szes6:razy, San try
razy itp.) :obr6cily* W niwecz ca}y
sprzet rolny w trzech czwartych
kraju. Szkody obliczaja ma setki
milionow. koron, a ratunku-niewi-;
dac. Glod. idzie powtarza. srodze.
dotknieta ludnose j dry pred
zblizajaca sic zima:
z NoweisReforrny" dowiaduje.
my sic, re ma Sejm z. N. P. W
Detroit, wybra} sic take pose}
Bojko z Krakowa, jake reprezen-
tant Komisyi Tymczasowej i
stronnictwa ludowego - sp6znii
sic jednak. widocznie.
Zjazd uczestnikow powstan;a
1868 roku odbyl sic we Ewowie "
dniach 7i8aWrzesnia.
Policya kfakowska aresztowala
onegdaj kupea przybyaego : q
meryki niejakiego Dawida Bio
cha. ktorv sDrzedawa1 w >Ameryce
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
MEN OF ALL NATIONS
TO DISCUSS SEA SAFETY
International Conference to Start Ses-
sions in London Today-United
States Has Plan.

London, Nov. 11-with representatives
of more than a dozen countries present,
the International Conference of Safety at
Sea will begin its sessions here today.
A call for such a conference was sent out
shortly after the Titanic disaster, when
it was pointed out that some system of
international regulation regarding passen-
ger traffic on the seas was necessary.
Among the more important subjects un-
der consideration by the conference, and
about which the members Of the confer
ence will endeavor to formulate definite
and binding regulations, are the number
and quality of lifsboats, water-tight COM
partments, fire-extinguishing appliances.
wireless telegraphy equipment, the man
ming of boats, fire drills and bulkhead
drills. the question of assistance to ships
in distress, and ice warnings.
The countries which have sent delegates
to the conference are Belgium, Denmark,
France, Germany, Holland, Norway, Rus
sia, Spain, United States, England, and
the colonies of Canada and New Zealand
The American delegation brought a set
of recommendations, drawn up by Sec
retary of Commerce Redfield's committee
on Autobiography.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
BUSINESS MEN TO AID
In RAISING SIBLEY FUND
Committee Will Work to Obtain
$4,000 Needed by the
Hospital.

DR.. William II. Wilder, superintendent
probably will announce today the per-
sonnel of a committee Of business men
who have volunteered to help to raise
$4,000 to help the work Of Sibley Hos
pital. at North Capitol and NJ Streets
Graduate and student nurses at the
hospital, who have undertaken to raise
most of the money. have met with sue
cess. Several large gifts will be an
nounced shortly, according to officials.
William J. Sibley. for whom the hos
pital was named, made possible the work
by his gift in 1894 The hospital never
has received help from Congress, but
has been maintained by gifts.
Thirty-five thousand dollars is needed
to equip the dispensary and emergency
departments of Robinson Hall, the new
hospital building. Equipment Of an x-ray
department and twenty rooms for pa
tents will cost $4,000, and 5000 is needed
to furnish rooms.
Friends Of the hospital have contributed
sl25,OOo of the s175.Ooo needed. and II is
hoped to raise the amount of the de-
felt in this city.
Committees of nurses in charge OF the
campaign include the following:
General executive finance, Miss Fannie
Hinman. Miss Edith Payne, Miss Meta
Todd, and Miss Aida Jury; chosen Sides
Miss Jury. Miss Todd, Miss Fannie Dar-
row, and Miss Payne; graduate nurses,
Miss Lenora Mosher. Miss Todd. Miss
Catherine Zellen, Miss Jury, and Miss
Dora Borel, and undergraduates, Miss
Frances Moore, Miss Angelina Plummer,
Miss Todd. and Miss Mamie Patterson
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
WORK ON PoSToFFICE RUSHED.
New Building VIII Be Ready for
Use by April 1.

step further in the endeavor TO make
Washington more beautiful will be ac-
complished April l. 1914, when the new
Postcffice Building, next to the Union
Station, will be ready for occupancy. 1t
will be used exclusively for city postal
business, the room capacity of the build
ing on Pennsylvania Avenue having been
found inadequate to fulfill the require
ments of both municipal and Federal af-
fairs.
manufactured and produced by the Wood
bury Granite Company, of Hardwick, VT.
Many have mistaken this stone for mar
Bile on account of its whiteness and uni
formity.
Another Improvement in this locality
will be the new park, which is now un-
der construction and extends from Union
Station to the Capitol.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
GOTHAM Y. M. c. A FUND
EXCEEDS $4,000 NOW
In Two Days of Campaign, Workers
Collect More Than Half De-
sired Amount.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE $4,000, 600 cam
paign Of the Young Mems and Young
Women's Christian Associations has pass
ed the 100000 contribution mark Al
headquarters it was reported that today s
efforts resulted in a collection of S1O3, ,la5.
This, added to the gifts announced at the
Astor banquet the night before, makes a
total Of t2,O91.5n.
Mrs Francis Slade, a leader, rivaled
her husband in amounts received. She
reported S26,100. while Mr.. Slade had
merely $5,60O. A voluntary subscription
of $1,000 was received from Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob H Schiff by George w. Perkins,
chairman Of the COMMITTEES. Gifts OF
5000 were announced from Mrs. John s.
Kennedy, George T. Brokaw, and Henry
T. Sloane. Miss Elizabeth Dodge gave
1880. and there were numerous sl.Ood
donors.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
"IT'S CHEAP RAGTME
In HYMNS NOWADAYS"
Brooklyn Divine Says They Should Be
Sent to Old Women's
Home.

A parade to the nearest old women's
home was recommended as the proper
thing for some OF the present day, or
ragtime hymns" by the Rev. DR.. Mil
ton Littlefieid. OF Brooklyn. at the clos
ing meeting of the Sunday School In
stitute at Ingram Memorial Church last
night.
A hymn in which the singer Gays he
IS poor and weak ard blind" the Rev.
DIR. Littlefeld said. is not ht for chill
dren because they are nsither poor, weak
nor blind. 1t should be sung only at
meetings where such persons predomi-
nate, he said.
Take the hymn. recommended for
children, called Jesus Little Lamb I"
said the Rev. DIR. Littlefield. Nothing
In IT Is suggested to a child but a woolly
lamb in pasture. Many OF the hymns
are cheap bits OF ragtime that never
should have been written. They are
absolutely senseless.
Hymns should enlarge the intellect
They should contain melody and har-
mony. The words of some of our hymns
possess no affinity with the strain. They
are foolish In sentiment. They are
cheaply versed. There should be a rad
ical cleaning out. Hymns that can be
understood by children should be sub
stltuted."
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
HUERTA'S ORDER THREATENS
RUN" ON MEXICAN BANKS

Mexico City, Nov. I.-President Huerta's
recent order prohibiting Mexican banks
to redeem their notes with silver pesos
was modified today. The Minister of FL
nance authorized the banks to pay out
silver upon demand, providing the local
surplus is maintained. The government
inspectors will make examinations every
few days to determine that this provision
is complied with.
Within a short time after this order
was issued a long line Of depositors
formed in front OF the Banco Nacional
and Banco Londres Mexico and for .
time a run on both banks was feared.
The fact that all who called for silver
were accommodated tended to calm the
depositoys. and the lines gradually dwin-
died until by noon withdrawals had re-
sumed normal proportions.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
ROWZEE TELLS POLICE
HIS MIND IS A BLANK
Man Held for Murder Of J. d. Roger
son Says He Has No Recollection
of Committing Deed.

Claiming his mind is blank as to what
happened, Clarence p. Rowzee, who shot
and killed Joseph d. Rogerson, the New
York Avenue lunch-room proprietor. sun
day morning, and then shot himself In the
head. told Central Office Detective BauI
yesterday at Emergency Hospital he knew
nothing CT the ARRAY.
Rowzee showed such Improvement DR..
Lewis, superintendent of the hospital
permitted the police to question him. He
answered all questions asked him by De-
tectiye Baur. He said he cannot under
stand how he got to Washington.
Detective Baur is of the opinion Row.
zee is feigning his mind was blank as to
the shooting. so as to help his case when
he is tried for the murder Of Rogerson.
An inquest ovsr the body or Rogerson
is planned for tomorrow at 30 O'Clock
at the District Morgue. Both MIS-. Roger
son and Mrs. Rcwzee are expected to
testify.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
John DOE" WITNESS
ADMITS LIE; FAINTS
George H. Mcclure Swoons After
Telling to Court that He Sent
M." Telegram.

New York. Nov. n--George. II. Nc
Guire, Of Syracuse. collapsed in the stand
today at the John Doe graft case, after
admitting he had lied last week. when he
denied under oath having sent John A.
Hennessy the famous M telegram tell
ing Of Tammany graft among upstate
contractors.
The sudden reversal in the attitude and
testimony OF MCGUIRE followed quickly
after he learned that early in the day
certain facts in the possession of Dis
trict Attorney Whitman had been pre-
sented to the grand jury. 1t was neces-
sary for ambulance physicians from a
nearby hospital to administer stimulants
before Mcclure could leave the building
At the time Of the adjournment made
necessary by the collapse of the wit
ness, II was announced that Mcclure
would be required to take the stand at
the next hearing which was fixed for
Thursday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
"CRAMMING" RELIGION
INTO BOYS DEPLORED
Too Much or Too Little Is Taught,
Declares William Knowles
Cooper.

Boys either do not get enough reli-
gion or too much religion in the modern
home Iife." asserted William Knowles
Cooper. general secretary Of the Y. NJ.
c. A. yesterday afternoon in an ad-
dress before the Washington Alliance
Of Jewish Women in the yestry Of the
Eighth Street Temple. The cases, Mr..
Cooper stated. seemed to be on the
side of not enough religion.
He termed the "cramming'' Of religion
into a boys head as providing him
with shoes and clothes that do not III
him
Mrs. 5. NJ. Pack read an interesting
paper on Child Labor and Mothers
Pensions The speaker deplored the
use OF child labor, and discussed the his
tory and origin of pensions for moth
ers. The program closed with a violin
solo by NJ. Norman and a vocal solo
by Mrs. Julian Brylawski.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
FUNERAL OF ]. Il. MOSER.
Body of weII-known Painter Sent
90 West Cornwall, Conn.

Funeral services for James Henry
Moser. one OF Americas best-known
painters in water colors and president
OF the Washington Water Color Club,
were held at his residence. 1914 G Street
Northwest. yesterday afternoon at 40
O'Clock. The services We're conducted
by the Rev. S. NJ. Newman. president
OF Howard University, assisted by the
Rev. Lewis Purdum, pastor of the First
Congregational Church.
There were a great number of floral
tributes from the various organizations
to which Mr.. Moser belonged. and among
the throng of friends of the artist were
many OF his former pupils. who attend
ed the services to pay their last respects
to the teacher to whose ability and
thoroughness they owed much.
Z. c. Messer. L. NJ. Leisening, W. II.
Holmes, W. d. Chiffon, W. C. Hibbs.
r. II. Brooke, John Fitzpatrick, and
Allen e. Clark We're palIbearers The
body of Mr.. Moser. accompanied by his
family. left Washington last night for
West Cornwall, Conn, where. after serv-
ices to be held this afternoon, inter
ment will take place.