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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-12-26
Physically impossible,

Maud made a rnesalliance with an
aviator"
We'll. how on earth could her fam
lily consider an aviator beneath them?"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-12-26
Ominous.

Are you still looking up your fam.
lily tree?"
NO; stopped It,"
"Why?"
Found too many Of my ancestors
hanging on it."-Baltimore AmerL
ean.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-12-26
Demise Distant.

DO you think person can be too
healthy"
My rich uncle is"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-12-26
that's 80.

Btx-Somehow have no luck at all
Nx-Why, man alive, that's luck.
You might have bad luck, you know.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-12-26

Allen Foot Ease tho Antlscptic powder for Tired,
Tender, Bwolen- nervous feet Gives and
comfort Makes walk ing delight Sold every bere,
DC. Don accept any substitute For kREH
plo, addreas Allen g. Oluisted, Le Roy N AAv.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-12-26

Talk isn't ~ cheap ~ 1t used to b
b~fore the limited telephone converse
tiOn was invented
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-12-26

That trial jury was packed"
That's all right 1t was a trunk
murder mystery case"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-12-26

ingredients for Second Mixing.
One-half cupful OF cleaned currants
Two cupfuls OF sifted -four.
Me-
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-12-26

lnts and 1our into the
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-12-26

and more toilet soap is used ON Sun
day than any other day.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-12-26

important to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle Of
CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for
Infants and children, and - that it
signature 90 Of GHAZzZx
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

ieood Die Nationaliiten mollen Die
Wfntterlprad)e erbalten, pas ia To-
bensmertb, n11o 5ulebt fonunt id)tpe=
oiib, meld)e Die &ulturipra6e lit uno
melltenS geiprpden miro. 3as ma=
rem allo cine beml Golfe aufgebrl1l-
gene, cine fat pergelie,le uuo cine in
Den Megierungsfreiicn pcrbabte 5pra-
DIE. Gle @l,dltoben Scr beiben lebte=
rem lino gotbiid l1no lateinii6, nn6
man freut iid> micoer 5drift 3u f.
ben, Die man lelen fam, tpe,1n man
mirfli6 nidt piel bon ben @0rterl1
perltebt. @ier gebt alleS nit unbeim=
lider &nbe 5u, ni6t allein beim 9lr=
beite11, 1olloern aub beim Ia113en bal=
ten Sic 2eute ein getpilies uN6agio"
Elm, nno sic in lang ge5ogenen Ionen
geil111ge1en finniid]en 2ie6er pdren
cine palien6e Melooie fir sic &loge=
lie6er SeremiaS. 9ie @etrdnfefrage
lit bier febr itreng geban6babt, tpas
MIDI ober ni6t perbinoerte, einige
@los ~Mi0o" gu trinfen, mel6es Elm
Mitteloing 5miiden @bampagner u,b
Mpfelmein lit un6 an einem beiBen
Gage portreffli6 mun6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

ibrcn grpben Elate11, brelten Giro
Ben, morinnen moberne @eidaftSlo=
tale, ltebt feiner Stoot ibrer @roBe
inn mpoernen 0entlhlan0 nod. S6
lpar bier gnbe Sum-, alS sic marmen
langen Gage bas idone Grim uno
iippige @egctation er5eugt batten, uno
man fam es faum glauben, oab Ser
Soften i'm Binter fir flint Monate
cingefroren lit. 0ie Gtaot lit male
rii6 auf elmer feliigen @%albiniel ge=
legen unb, mie Ser @afen, bur6 Die
itarfe 6eitung 5meaborg ge=
lfiitt. Gin GtroG bra6te MIDI gum
&ap, NO lange Heiben 8uoen iteben,
unb 6ral1en unter madtigen bur1ten
&egenidirmen nit meibenSudern ouf
6em aopfe oQeS Moglide sum Ser
faufe orsbieten. Mn 0em Gage mur=
Sc es mir flor, boB i6 d 10 e.
Jill al1sieben mubte, benn id mnr=
Sc bon bieien v9amen" iofort in
i6ipebii6 %a11gereoet. Sn Ser gs=
pIonaba, elmer ausge6ebnten BLU
mem unb boumbepflan5ten Bromena=
Sc, fins tQgli9 &on5erte, 11n6 trifft
man nnter sen oort 2ultmanoeln6en
piele on, benen ser mongolii6e SppuS
an3uieben lit.
Sic u9roidfp" fin6et man aud
bier, jebo1 tritt an Sic Stelle 6eS
~S5mo19if" Elm MODERN uniformirter
&utj6er nnb lit cine 6abrt barin ouf
Dem SteinpfIaiter Ser NebenltroBen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
THE MONEY SAVING STORE

Der gar15en 8elt gu @ott nn6 Seiner
STRIDE 3urldtebren modten. 60 nur
f0nnen mir boffen, 6aB sic Meni6en,
NIT Dem 3eiden 6es &reu5es, lire
pielen geiltigen 5ein6e uno oie un=
banoigen 8egier6en oes @er5el1S gu
iiberlpil1be11 imitan6e lil1o. Dam1it
aber sic @ebete ser @lqubigen mirfs
Ior1er peroen, boben mir beldloiien,
sic 8elt, gum @eile Ser @eelen nno
5l1n Nuben ser I'll. &eligion, nit Ell
nem feierlide11 S11bila11m 81 be-
gliider."
@ir boffen 8uperii@tlid, BOB oue
fotboliide Gbriiten Ser 9io5eie 81.
@louo BON oieier o11Beror6entli6en
@nooen5eit po1en @ebra1d ma6en
l1nb bereitmilig 6ie 8eoingnngen our
@epinnung ser Mblabe erfI0en per=
BEN. Sic pom @eiligen &ater porge=
Idriebenen Beoineungen iin6: 1. ST.
ne quite reumiitbige 8ei@t. 2. Ser
miroige gmpfang Ser III. &ommn-
Mon. 3. 9e9s 8eiu@e Ser Stride
o6er &ir@en nod ser Mnpeiiung oes
Si1dofs, nobel ie6esmal nod Der
Meeinung Des @eiligen 8aterS gebetet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

Or. @oeber (G0lD iprah Damn nber
sic religi0ien Eflidten oes gebiloeten
2oienltanoes, morauf 6ie erbebeno
perlaufene &e riammlung pom Yra1t=
oenten geihlolien muroe.
Su Ser am @ormittag III Ser 6elt=
halle ab9ebaltenen 5dulperiomm=
lung ser Organization Ser &otboli=
fen Deuti9lanbs sur &ertbeioigu1g
Ser d,riltliden sdnle uro gr5ieb1,ng"
fiibrte neutrality-suspicious. Mbge=
oroneter Morr aus 0iiiieloorf oen
@priit. IS mar bies Sic 5meite Ser
iomml11ng oieier Mrt oltf ben oel1t-
id1er &otholifertagen, mor aber BON
ci1en1 grfo1g begleitet, Ser ale ST.
mortun1gen pollig %befrieoigte, ia uber=
trof. Mls Mebner troten III ibr ont
Sberlebrer 81. Grtnp oltS Monttgnp,
Ser Sen freiiinnigen Mngriffen ouf oie
confeliioneue 56ule g%egeniiber Mit<
tel uno @eee angab, 1ettere benz oel1t=
lden @olfe 511 erbalten.. No6 ibm
lprad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mauel
aus Colin iiber rbas @erbaltnib Der
gdule GIT Stride un6 @taat." Il. a.
eitirte er ein @ort 2eo's XIII. bonn
%. @e5ember 1867, ooS lontet:
v3ablloie 11no getpoltige @efabrer bat
offenbar ser @taat gu fiir@ten, in Dem
ser l1nterri6t re1igions1os 1T, nit
ser Meligion in @iberlprah ltebt.
0enn mo bos oberite g0ttli@e 9ebr-
amt 5~uriifgeiett un6 pera6tet tit, oa
itiirat sic meni9libe @eieli6ntt IN
sic gefdbrliditen Srrtbiimer. = SSn-
foIqe beiien miro sic 0ffent1i6e Mn=
forfeit ser Maftbober gei&madt uno
lieqt enoli9 gang 6arnieoer .:...
gladoem 10 sic @runolagen, onf Die
ieolide Mutoritdt ii@ itiibt, n%ntergro=
ben iin6, loft fid Sic @erbinonng Der
menidIiden @eienfdaft nno 5ergebt
in nidts. Ser staot Bort onf nno
oie @etpoltberridaft Ser @affen u11o
Qo1ter miro oGes iih nntertban MOI
d,en. gnbli4 ipra@ Damn nod, na@-
6em gi16of 8en5ler Ser @eriamm-
luna leinen biid0fli6en @egen er-
tbeiI batte, &auptlebrer Wepbalpt
aus gtroBburg iiber Sic "Soterldnz
biihe gr3iebnng uno contel1tonele
5dnle."
(s61nB fo1gt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
@arl 3bie1es @eiieberi@t
Nah Tinnlanb.

Muf meirem @ege BON ct. Neters-
bura nab @eliingsfors mnbte l6 11r
einiqe gtur1oen in v@iborg", 6tnr1=
lor16, iiberlieger, uno i6 benutte DIE
2eit, sic alte 6innenitaot, melde a11=
faingt, ii6 in ein mooernes &leto gu
lteden, mir an8ui6oue1. Set elmer
Nun6fobrt lab i6 oas alte, auf elmer
@ronitin{el >erbaute @dloB nno ote-
lem aeeeniiber oas 9enfmal oes 1tn-
niiden @el6en Eorfel&nnt1en II.
s(uf Sem Marftplab iiebt mon et11en
1ebr olten, aber audi iebr baBltden
ru1,oen 5burm, ser eir1em >nelB an-
oe1tridenen gut msgepa@1eren
,5ilo" abnlid liebt. Die $4,000 e1n=
mobner 5abler1oe 5ta0t liegt iebr ma
leriid an ser Giborger 8ndt, mel@e
Formlid beliet lit nit Sbiffen aller
Mrt. aaum bot man alt &11Blano
perlalien, 10 5eigt iih Elm portbetlbof-
ter MeA1el INT Musieben oes 2anoes
unb Ser aultur ser Betpobner. SD
hotte mir Sic 6irmen als etne ettpas
iiber Sen 2appldnbern itebenoe Na<
tion qeoa6t n11o NOR ni6t menig err
5tourt, Elm ouf ser @0be Ser 3eit err
fin6lihes @olf gu fin0en! Mls ih in
!Seliinafors, Ser @auptltaot, o11t
oem 8abnbofe anfam, tralte i@ met
men quaen faurn, oenn oas Bahn=
hofsoebauoe lit ein @ranitpolalt, oop=
belt 10 grob ols oos Milnonfeer "0e-
pot~ in Minneapolis. Die Staot NIT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

miro. (Jiinf gater unier uno &C.
griBet ieilt OH Muria.) A. Mlmo=
iengeben.
SSn 6ieier Ii05eie f011ren oie @e=
iuhe ouf folger1oe @eiie gei9eben:
$50 bloB cine Stride lit, miro tie feds
mai beil1dt. $50 5tpei ober 6rei fatbo=
lii6e &trden iin6, f0nren sic feds
8eiu6e al1f bie perldiebenen &irden
pertbeilt meroen. Sit eS je6o6 gu
beidmerlid, mebrere &irfen gu be-
iuben, 10 fam man na6 @utbeiBung
oes 8eidtpoters oIle feds 8elude in
elmer @farrfirde MAIDEN. Diele 8e=
iude f0nnen al beridie0enen Sagen,
5u peridieoenen Soften, ooer ol1@ al
le an einem un6 oemielben Gage ge=
ntadt per6en, inoem man nad ie6em
8eiude aus Ser Stride bina1sgebt
unb fir Sen naditen 8efu9 5uriidf=
febrt, rn6 BEL ie6em 8eiude einise
@ebete nab Mein1ng 6es Seiligen
Gaters berrtdtet.
SS11 &l0itern, 5pitalern unb an0e-
rem religio1en Mnitalten f0n11en sic
feds 8e1u9e in ser eigenen &apeqe
gemadt mer6en.
&inoer> sic Die er lte fl. &onlmu=
Mon nod nidt empfa11ge1l baben, mer=
oe11 bon ibrem1 8eidtpater bon Dem
gnnpfang Ser fl. &omnu11lipn oispen=
iiert. Sir sic &ranfen, 6ie nidt i'm
1tanoe ii110, &ir6en o6er &apeQen 5t
bel nde11, miro Ser 8eibtpater anoere
ironm1e @erfe bori6reiben.
9as norgei6riebene Mlmoien ion
SEN Mrrnen Ser ei115elen @e1nein6en
5uflieben. Si11b jeood iolde nidt
porbanoen, oa1u1 SEN orntet1 @aiiens
finoer11. @em ma16e oas Mlmoien
bem @o6tp. @errn Hfarrer CUR Ser
fiigl1ng itellen, fann er eS 81 Der
@erbit = &pllefte fir franfe Nrieiter
legen, mpourd Ser 3rped Ser mtloen
@oben bollenos erreidt miro.
1as Subilal1m1 fi16et ieinen Mb=
i6luB on1 adten 2e5ember
+ SafobErobec
@iidof bon ct. Gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
M~nfnnoigmm9 oes Subj:
I1ut1tS.

@eliebte 8rii0er!
8ir baben bereits bel einer on0c=
rem @elegenbeit idon ertpabnt, 6aB
Ser 9eilige Gater X. alien @ldltbigen
Ser gan5en @elt ein feierlibes Subj
larm GIT perfiinoen gerl1bte, nn0 5tpar
CUR grinnerl1l1g an sic 8%efreiung Ser
Stride orrd Elm feierli6es @6ift 6es
groben &aiiers &oritontin. Das ge=
i6ab Dor 16bunoert Sobren, i'm Sab=
re 6eS @errn 313. Gen be6rangten
@brilte1l lpurbe geitattet, &ird)en gu
ba11en uno @ott 0ffentlib 5l1 bereb=
rem. Greibun6ert Sabre lang 6a11erte
sic idredlide &%erfolgl1ng Ser armen
Gbrilten; @unoerttauienoe lpuroen
hires @laubens megen gemartert uno
gum 5obe pernrtbeilt. Sic bilben Ell
ne glorrcibe Mr111ee topferer 8lut=
5e11gen ol1s Sen err item 3eiten ser
driltIiden 3eitrehmung. @ebeim
nruBtea lie lire fl. &eligion ousiiben
nn6 Sem B%ottesoienlte b%eimobner1, Bis
lie ibren 6einoen in 6ie &anoe fielen>
nno Sen @lal1ben nit ibrem 8ll1te
beliegelten. 9ur9 6as ober1 ertpabnte
@oift pnrbe 6ie Stride fret, un6 6ie
ormen be%rfolgten Gbriiten fonnten
sic &atatomben perlailen nn6 fret
uno often lire FL. &eligion ausiiben.
Sur @rinnerung an 6iefen glorrei=
den Sieg ser Stride iogt ser &etlige
@ater: SIN Ganfgefiibl ionten mir
nnlere @ebete perntebren nno iie Dor
Dem 1brone Ser g0ttli6en 8armber=
5igfeit ausgieben, 6oB 6ie Meni6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

geniigenoe 81Be fir einen bart geiot-
teren Siinoer. 8%abrraoer gibt es bier
III Maifen, melde 5tpeierlei @efabre11
in iid bergen; fir oen Jubganger,
meil er in lteter @cfabr idmebt, beinr
&rel15cn Scr straben iiberfabren 51
meroen, u1o fir oen 6abrer, 6ab CT
lib ol1f Dem Steinpflalter Darmper-
ihlinaung ober @ebirneridiitternrlg
5l,5iebt. &nollrotb lit 6te 2ieblings-
farbe ser &lliieuL aber bier i6mlngt
oas 5arte &oia 0as 'S5epter. Gin
Jleiiher obne roia 8luie lit unoenf=
bar, l,no ser Stl,bcr nit ieiner Mnglt=
robre, ebenio sic Stuoentcn nno 5tlt=
6ertinl1cr nit ibren ipeiBen &erbin=
oungsmiiben, iie ale idmarmen fir
oos oclitotc @oia. GineS aber er-
ideil1t oem 6remoen nibt 10 roiarotb,
oenn troboem Ben 5rollen bier Die
llniperiitat often ltebt> iiebt man Die
lelben sic id)meri ten Mrbeiten perrid=
ten. Muf SEN 6remoen madt eS eli
1en fa1t peinliden @inorl1d, Tie
Mallrer= ober 3immermalmsarbeiten
perridtcn, ooer gar 5teine uno Mtor=
tel bobe 2eitern bina1ftragen gu ie=
ben. 6reilid oieien id0nen Mnblid,
ooB 6rol,el1 sic StroBen reinigen,
bietet @eliingfors ni6t allein, 6enm
oa5u gibt inns oas aitetiide Miind)en
bereits @elegenbeit, 100 Sic Sci
II igungS6amen iogor ge-
| hmadpolIe %ltniformen nit
Gplinoer trogen. Sic @otels iino 10
gut mie in irgeno elmer Staot oieier
@r0be, lpe1111 ridt better. SHE mo-
oer1ren ginridtungen iino 6arin por=
banoen, ie6od bat man audi nod ct
mas aus alten Soften b%eibebalten nn6
5tpor oas Mmeiienbao. 81 Die
fem miro Elm Mmeii enbaufen, mobl=
permabrt in einem Sod, in 6as 8a=
gebangt, uno iol1 oieieS @o6
beIebenb anf Sen &0irper mirfen.
ga aber 6ieie Tbierden i6on 81 ber=
i6ie6enen Malen bel 2a16partien auf
mild iebr beleben6 lpirften, babe
id 1ol9 Elm 8ao nidt beril1dt, 6enn
Elm gebrannteS &ino i6eltt 6as 6e1er.
gbenio ii%berloiie id Sen Simmer lire
Tiidtorten, cine Mrt Eie nit
geiol5enen Sor6inen, melde auf 6en.
ols polfstbumlide 9elifatei=
ie, 11ngefabr mie in Deutidlano Die
nod beiBen u8iener @urite"
o6er sic i'm @i6en ser Ser. Staoten
10 beliebten r@ot SomabeS" fetlgebo=
ten tpcr6en. Sir einen beutiden Stlt-
benton miirben Tie 5tpeifeuos bos mon
plus ultra" nod elmer feu6tfrobli6en
fem.
Sen 3mitter3uita11b Ser &egie=
r%ungsform erfennt ntan beim 2eien
ser 5hiloer an BEN StraBen. Sbenan
itebt rul1i16, nas MIR menig perltan-
Sen miro, Damn fon1mt finnti6, maS
ebenfaus l1tr uenige leien f0nnen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
Ser critic beutid=6fcrrcidiide aa-

Der critic MISUNDERSTANDING Stu
tbolifentog, Mnfangs Muguit in Sing
a. 8. obgebalten, erfre1,te iid grob=
ortiger 3beilnabme u11o nabm in al<
len ieinen &eranltaltungen etnen er=
folgreihen uno begetitertelt @erlauf.
Mls Yraiioert fungirte Or. So1epb
Nor5er, erlter @ieebiirger1neiiter bon
@ien. Mnmeieno marel1 nebit anbe=
rem bobe11 fir6liden uno meltlihen
@iiroentragern Ser CRETE Cardinal
aotidtboler aus @al5burg iomie ser
8iirlter5biidof Or. Eiffl BON 8ien.
am 5dluBtage fon6 unter 5ablreider
getbeiligung cine 8ro5eliion o11f Sen
N%oitlingberg ltatt, nno abenos NOR
sic lebte g%eriammlung, Sic pobl oet.
ltdrfiten 8eiud %auf5utueiien bate.
Sic 3obl Ser angemeloeten Sbeilneb-
n1er betrng iiber 1000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

"a sic Miiiipn m%niercs Sobn 2inb
nod NSerifo erfolglos g%eblieben, bart
ma1l NIT &e6t geipannt iein auf oos
@el ultot ser Miiiiion bes vmerifa11i=
f6en Sobn 2in6" na6 @aibington.
Diele r nernt iid Manuel 3amacona
e sSnclon u116 nitro als peri0nlther
inoffi5ieller &ertreter bes probilori-
l6en 3raiioenten @uerta nit StaatS<
Iefretar 8rpan nnterbanoeln. @enn
ct Elm fluger Mann tit, prapariert ct
leinen Magen fit Sen @ennb bon
Grape SS11ice, Dem er mabren6 letnes
M~ufentbaltS in @aibineton faum
miro entgeben f0nnen.
The Washington times., 1913-11-11
TO SCORE CONGRESS
ON NARCOTICS BILL
Miss Richards BIames Govern
ment For Wide Use of Co.
caine and Other Drugs.

Il am going TO hit Congress hard for
its dilatory tactics or the bill to re-
strict the gale OF narcotics" said Miss
Janet Richards today, referring to the
address which she is to make before
the District of Columbia Federation CT
Womens Clubs next Saturday. "Of
course. ] can't do much alone. but
can get one thousand or more women
interested ard talking, and that will
amount to something.
Those Of US who have investigated
believe the bill is being held up through
the influence of certain New York in
terests, which, in turn. are Influenced
by. those who obtain commercial profit
through the sale of the drugs. The col
ored man OF the South. now that the
temperance movement has saved him
from vile whisky, is getting cocaine.
The drug Is being shipped to him in
cheap form, and he is rapidly acquiring
the drug habit
1T does not seem right that the
United States the leader in the move
ment at The Hague for a worldwide
cessation of the culture of the poppy
for opium. should be the lag2ard among
the nations in passing laws that Will
help wipe out the drug habit.
Other bills which Miss Richards will
consider and advocate are the Kenyon
red light bill, the La Toilette seamen 5
bin, and the bill for the improvement
of Washngtons alleys.
Officials of the federation find that
the paragraphs Of the alley bill meet
with much favor in Congress. The word
has been passed that about all II needs
now to put the bill through is bit OF
earnest and cooperative boosting" by
the various Uomen's organizations of
the District
The Washington times., 1913-11-11
MAJOR N. c. C0NNELLY.

Major Michael c. Connolly, employe
of the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing, and veteran of the civil war,
died at his residence. 15o Thirteenth
street southeast, yesterday morning at
3 o'clock. Funeral services will be
held at the home tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Henry n. Cou-
den, chaplain Of the House of Repre-
tatives, will officiate. Burial Will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
Major Connolly was born in New
Orleans, May 8. 1876. but moved to Au-
burn. ILL.,, with his parents. At the
outbreak of the civil war he entered
the Union army at the age of sixteen,
serving with the Hath Illinois Regi-
ment. After the war he studied law
and moved to. Petersburg, ILL.,, where
he married Miss Emma Stoker. in 1872.
Major Connolly was made superintend-
ent of schools in Petersburg after a
time. and he held the position for ten
years. In 1893 he was appointed cap
tain of the watch in the Treasury De-
partment, and in 1896 was transferred
to the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing. where he served as an accountant
up 10 the time of his death. Major
Connolly was a member Of the G. A.
r, the Union Veteran Legion, the Ma
sonic fraternity, and knights Templar.
He leaves wife and one son, Lewis
s.. Connolly.
The Washington times., 1913-11-11
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR J. H. MOSER
Body Will Be Taken to West
Cornwall, Connecticut, For
Burial.

Funeral services for James Henry
Mcser. one. of Americas most noted
water-color paiLters, who died yester-
day at his homo. 1914 G street north
west, were held at the residence
this afternoon. The Rev. S. NJ. New
man. of Howard University, is offici-
a,ing. Burial will be at West Corn
wall. Conn.
For about two years Mr.. Moser had
been suffering from hardening of the
arteries. and while summering in West
Cornwall two years ago he suffered a
stroke of paralysis. He was stricken
again during the past summer.
Mr.. Moser's duties as head OF the
water-color department of the Corcoran
Art School brought him back to Wash
ington each winter. He was born n
Canada on January ]. 1854. and began
the study of art in New York at the
age of nine. His pictures won many
prizes in America and abroad. He was
a member of the American Water Color
Club. the New York Water Color CLUB,
the Society of Washington Artists. the
Salmagundi, and president of the wash
ington Water Color Club. He leaves
wife. two daughters and son.
The Washington times., 1913-11-11
REV. JOHN W. IMcDERMOTT.

Word has reached Washington of the
death at Clinton. y. V. OF Friday
night. Of the Rev. John w. NeDermOtt.
assistant pastor of s.. Mary's Catholic
Church, al Clinton, and AN honor Ian
of the Catholic University Of America
The funeral will u" held tomorrow
morning at his church in Clinton, and
burial will be in Fayetteville. n. Y.
The Rev McDermott was q student OF
ST Michaers College. in Toronto. for
three years, and aftertEard received a
degree from Niagara University.
The Washington times., 1913-11-11
NAVY.

Commander L. II. DURELL, TO Naval
War College.
Lieut.. II. A. ORR, to works of Bausch
& Lomb Optical Company, Roches-
ter. n. y.
Ensign w. V. COMBS, detached Maine:
20 Chester.
Medical Director c. T. HIBBETT,
placed On the retired list Of officers
OF the navy from November %, 1919.
in accordance with section iiz4 of
the Revised Statutes statutory re-
Irement age of siXty-twO years..
Assistant Surgeon ]. Il. GREENE. NJ.
X. C.. commissioned from October Is.
Assistant Surgeon J. p. BOSTICk, NJ.
X. g. to naval training station, San
Francisco. Cal.
Acting Assistant Dental Surgeon l.. c.
MINTER, detached receiving ship,
Boston, Mass: to navy yard, Boston,
Mass.
Paymaster's Clerk \. NJ. JONES, ap-
pointed; TO san Francisco.
The Washington times., 1913-11-11
Shubert Quartet Will
Sing For the Blind

The Shubert Quartet will be the at
traction at the concert for the blind
10 be given by the Library of Congress
in Pavilion Seven of the Library build
ing tonight at S:15 o'clock. The quartet
is composed of Mrs. Marjorie Hart
Moulton, soprano: Mrs. Eleanor Baker
Spencer. contralto; +. Edmond Boyer,
tenor; Walter T. Matson, basso.
: Among the selections on the quar-
tets program are a quartet song. Bed
oUin Song: tenor solo. "A Spray of
Roses quartet, "Who is Sylvia -
contralto solo. Breton Folk Song;
quartet. Fiddle and T.: soprano soloI
THE Beating Wave: quartet. "A Night
in May" and "Rockin' In de Win -:
bass solo, 'Vulcan's Song: soprano
and tenor duet, From Persian Gar
den'; quartet. The Long Day Closes"
The Washington times., 1913-11-11

''E. w. Rose Medicine Co.
Gentlemcn:-In 1911 eczema appeared
On my back and limbs. Doctors treated
me in hospital and gave me alkali baths
every day but did me no good. In 1872, Il
appeared on head. face and hands
burning ard itching. / tried everything
but got no relief and was getting worse.
Two months ago | got bottle Of
Zemo: eczema has disappeared and my
hands begin to look rs new hands. I
believe Zemo to be the greatest discOy-
cry of the age. More power to Zemo.
John w. Persons. VIM. Mckinley Post
SIC, G. A. r., Chicago"
You can free yourself Of this burning,
itching, sleep destroying horror-eczerna
Just as this grizzled veteran did. I'm
equaled for any skin erupticns, boils,
blotches and other skin troubles. Your
druggist will sell you a &c sealed bot
tie of Zemo and will guarantee it, or it
will be sent direct on receipt of price by
e. w. Rose Medicine Co., st. Louis, Mo.
Sold sn6 guaranteed in Washington
by Affieck's three drug stores. 9O4 G
st. n. W., 18th and + SITS. n. W., and
eth ard d SITS. n. W.-Advt
The Washington times., 1913-11-11
Army and Navy
ARMY.

First Lieutenant HENRY B. CLAGETT.
Twenty-third Infantry, is relieved
from duty in this city. to take effect
December Is. and will join his regi-
ment
Captain WILLIAM NJ GOODALE
United States army retired, is as
signed to active duty. and is de-
tailed for general recruiting service
at Columbus Barracks. Ohio.
First Lieutenant TOWNSEND WHE-
LEN. Infantry. VIII inspect the fol-
lowing organizations of the Organ
lied Militia of the District of Co.
lumbia on the dates specified: Com
pany c. First Infantry, November
&c; Company /, First Infantry. No
Vember Is, and Company ID. Second
Infantry, December 8.
The Washington times., 1913-11-11
FRANK A. RODERICK.

Funeral services for Frank A. Rod
erick, civil war veteran, old resident of
Washington, and for years prominent
in tho Temple Baptist Church, who died
at his home, 1926 Sixth street northwest,
will De held at the residence tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock. The Rev. J. J.
Muir will offIciatc. Burial will be in
Arlington.
Mr.. Roderick was born in Frederick
county. MI, and came TO Washington
from Marfinsoufs: w. Va, about 1870
He WAS employed in the Government
Printing Office almost continuously
from that time to the date of his death
= He served in Maryland regiment
during the civil war and was member
of Meade Post. c. 4. r.. Columbia
Typographical Union, and Golden Rule
Lodge, T. 90. l.. He leaves a wife.
three brothers, and a sister