davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1915-05-24
Observation-Disclosures.
Munett farm. n, OF arAtiot at.

Munett farm n OF aFSt'ot
A. Orlando. Rivsrd plat part claim ISL
Jefferson ave for the heirs Antoine Ryard suhdivded
hI9 l9ts March lshl........
w. Kamman. Riyard wessons o Muilett farm
being All that portion OF said farm lying between Prospect
lot In the Concession OF Mllett
N Parsons Richmond Gage and Harris sub OF lot l.
RioSnond Las. na%sd SUB sSS
3 GlGs: RfS SSS acre. csry sub of lots and Il
Strong Richmond last named
w, Thongs Richmond last named sub
CLAM cardoni nannsy Buttsrn,ids SUP OF lot l.
wNRUV go @'' xH Az
My SO n OF lot SOC -, and all OF IL
iV9gS aero uAot'
Helm CardonA LAndrest part as 10 600
Gambler Nanney and Butterneirs SUB OF lot
except the MY 30 IT. of the sub, OF the
Billings Drew. Csrdoni Moeer ana cardons sub OF
lots and OF the sub Of the OF a.
VIZ M ~ -, ~.
Of S. 10000
A. Msrs Richnond last named sub ,................
Curry W Richnond named
NJ q Burns w RGhmond last named sub ,s.............
T Lavene w Richmond,
acre tract
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SIXTH WARD.

CAP NO.
Union pepot CO. reTerson Mat Of Hopper sub q ots No
g. 10 - tho Iahrussc the western
addition 81 the 90 yot Detroit nsFuyeyed by r. Hathon
CAP 40. s
NJ. Jefferson n
western addition City helms of
lacrosse Forsyth
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WARD NO 2
CAP NO los
q lots IL and -.

philadelphia Mackems sub OF lots IL and 3D.
Il T.aa FaaSciTfta' iaa named aSS
10 AMI |0f @ i' ioS5 yG ace a e. lots
9rstae,ter Hague parmstoos,er' sub Of Jot IL:
m Nsf sr Fa oc acre. S , Of o' ana % i e
ana i as a Gsa a ne s My acre q Ss 5
T he .as 81 sa ;csF 81 ap& Gs5'92 @ 6 g:
~. asa Of ps.s as Of 9c'9 u NJ" 81, u
sSepGeri Ioihrook IL
s. H.ic9tlue n Hoierook Reed sub.
w%%r} 90 = sec ~ '''0 "''' INV CAP NO III
T , m mir SO az tie s1% sub 6F Ge VI ot
IL. ws"s sss @ 'HS g p 's:
SSS 4 q7t g2 sss Ase'an sonsS 'ss 8
M MsTR W Russell Russell: last last named named
ana Gf Ip st ca that Fp s:sg Of s AZ; :
E::$ ~ e: IL:
SCI. F;n ss :H' Of S s e y s.
A sSsrerS W Russell last
ss.n:r c.sa9gr; sss lG:
~ Mesilsr " =;
EhS$ (: :s !. 5: rs Fsyss .ss
".
is e:';H H.c.l:4: SUB Of lot. u. T. g:
I. Iliphant Russell. psby Bell, Of p n
MulIett farm n,
r. Wolf Ras;o, \ Ds.noyer-s SUB of No 10 ana !,
v part ., so s'. II A'' farm" c1r Is
~ ?s l.: f,'i S:. e e.;
Russell last named sub ciy N6:t:
Russell Mur.tt farm. G. s9d i;s, a, >,
lying of n limo of iroy opened and W Q; "
smith, w. Russell. last named sub
lying of I Ss OF KrS 5, ave az a.
e% T.s; sSn e%nT; Ts Ct N part Fat FARMS Sc
worth 81 r u NI "a
pstt Of lois -
Fs .; "; No Of No Me farm" being rear
Plat q Gy 'f B 2t o wsy Mj Gs
A FinGnery W Russell last named sub.
a PANEL. Russell Hiram walker. sub. Of lot No, s.
A. serS sy Russell Elders Of the part of
Ruse S s FAR farm Of the part Of lot rear
s ToraS ~ T'iS9 i;i ns Of S s Mf S SsnS
~ rear an" eoSSon OF d Mo farm and on he s'
Tho center Of Morse
GGTSSiic " Russell 9 II Morsc- part SO !
Gratiot ST, Muett farm 3ls7 r.
WARD NO CAP 10 sb'I -
H. H. Hoffman. W. Russell of
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n. last named
y MinoeR warren McAllister sharpes sub q IN.
r it246 2s2a r. and the i1s5s II OF the
t.oi2 Of 100 Rverd farm -. 80
nTegGTys sub Of Ss 20 10 sr rs II
schuitz warren 70 r.
w,,n No CAP No - 81 q.
b Kovrn N warren ruIrord's sub lots Of
concession = C. 7.s...''' - - c, "a
WAN B1es.cr and Daniels sub OF lot and part Of lots
and Muiiett farm - :, 40, rear
h. n G@aH Tse?aor. Palmer. sub i: sna
2a SO r. ~ O. Of the sub OF tho rehr part
!, " ,Il,tleman Theodore named sub. =.
staIiSevsn rarnsworth Geo Hendricks
q ! Iuvard
Fsrnsworth last named sub. 80. -
n smith Farnswoh. subdivision OF
T. Moran farm r n No ii
A. wfi bPy W nrasxorh plat q To sub n.
w ,ns $50 So car no Is
Frank ID. Hoveys sub or O. = ]. moran farm =. .,
w,,n No rear W. 50 Car E, Pf NO &c =" "a u
h " Ri,cSss Frederick ou2n' sub q t9N, o. lot
NSwilinn Frederick last
B, pSooE e. Frederick Geo Hendries ieI,
t6272 ~ Of o 100 Ryard farm
7 w Senns,d SG Ff''''''~ '' ~ SUI CAP NO rs
b. stephens a. Frederick. d. Hoveys sub Of Ia
ba Jack Frederick sub
hs and g All Frederick Geo Hendrie's
Peoples BANK Kirby last named sub r.. ~. -
b. Bsrcowits Kirby sub of l. l. Moran
fsrm
p rss ysn: 'Ys Of the Siy i,'ss r. ..S q ,h;
The Detroit times., 1915-05-24

WARD NO CAP 80 las
Asseine. Uew,horne Oakland Land SUI ~ part OF
wSPB No sVO'' aero CAP 10 i2y
nd
CAP 80 l2f
r II Addison pemnr Uuttcr1rlds
50 n 81 lot l. u soc a. OF u
peim1r. +.
Wright. Delnar last named sub
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WARD NO 2
No. 80 ronhlr rrishl. enh ro.en. sub Of part

J. A M0ross ESQ n TronOIN, FTIs0It MT FOHeII
fractl secs. 81 and 30. r. / r, r 10 r.. bet
ave Campau road Russell and CRYSTAL SITS
w " stocking. n Tromhlv last named sub.
O a Green. n. Tromhlv, last named sub -:
II n IHtonettc .. Lyman place, last named SUB
A Harmon. =. Lyman place, Inst named sub q.
C. l.. Beccher. p. LYMAN place last named sub.
A. J. Borchard. =. Milwaukee. last named sub
WARD No
J. W Rowland. clay, Gage and Harris sub. OF
10000 acre tract. ''''-'..
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s-strest-Deseription.

}. RerkwitK. n. Division. last named sub. ......
n. Cohen, Alfred, last named sub ............
V: tohep. = a lfred, last named SUB ...'...'''
WARD NO.
Weinstem, n. Alfred IIensien's re.sub. OF
lying between whitney and Brewster streets
!. sehuster. n Alfred, last named sub.,.....''
WARD No
IA. Pococks n. Alfred II. MorSe's sub.
Muilett farm n. OF Gratiot street.....,..,'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-03
FOLIETIN No. 10
La DANA De LAS CANELIAS
Novela eScrita en- frances por
ALEXANDRA DUMAS Chjo)

critaS por las cuatro cariIIas. Y al ca
DO de IN momenro yoIv:o a d~oblarlaS.
-Narchemos-me dijo-manaua
conteStare.
Nos dirigimos a casa del comisa-
rio de policia. q quien entrego Ar
mando IA authorization de IA hermaua
de Margarita.
FL comisario lie entreg6 en- cam
bio una orden para e. CONSERVE del
cementerio. Y quedo conve"ido en-
uue el traslado rendria lugar al dIa
siguiente. q las tiez de Ia manana. '
Que yo IRA a buscarle nj nora an
ties. V que nos ~ caminariamos juntos
al cementerio.
Yo tambien tenia ~curiosidad Por
preseuciar aQuel espectaculo. Y con-
fieso que no pude dormir aquella no.
che.
A juzgar por los pensamientos que
me asaltarou. Ia noche aquella deoIa
ser eterna para ArmandO.
Cuando entire en- Su casa, a las
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tie afectado, y aun hoy mismo, en- Ell
momento en- que escribo estas l%ineas,
Sc me aparece la imagen de aquella
eScena Ell tOda su realidad.
-Despachemos-dijo ell comisario.
Entonces uno de los sepultureros,
eXtendi6 81 mano, Sc puso a descoser
ell l~ienzo, Y cogi6ndolo por un extreme
descubri6 bruscamente ell rostro de
Margarita.
Era una cosa horrible, tan horrible
como 10 es ell referirlo.
Los ojos no eran mas que dos agu-
%jeros; los labios habian desaparecido
V los dientes blancos estaban apreta-
dos unos contra otros. Los largos
cabellos negrOS Y secos estaban pc
gados a las sienes y velaban IN po-
co las c~avidades verdes de las me-
%jillas; y a pesar de TODD, reconoci
aquel rOstro, blanco, s~onrosado y jo-
vial que habia visto tantas veces.
Armando, sin poder separar su mi
rada de aquel semblante, Sc habia
llevado el panuelo a la boca y 10 NOR
dia.
Por 10 que a mi hace, me parecio
que un circulo de hero oprimia mi
cabeza, cubri6 un velo mis- ojos, yum
baronme los oidos, Y solo tuve ami
mo para destapar un frasquito que
habia llevado a prevention y aspirar
fuertemente las sales que contenia.
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VA hemos concluido-anadi-de-
Demos marcharnos, amigo MIC; esta
listed muy palido; tiene listed frio
Y acabara listed por matarse con Sc
m~ejantes emOciones.
-Es verdad, vamonos-respondi6
maquinalmente, pero sin dar TN paso.
Entonces lie cogi otra vez por ell
brazo Y me 10 lleve.
Sc dejaba conducir como un niho,
murmurando tan solo de vez en- GUAM
do:
-iHa visto listed los ojos?
Y Sc volvia como 81 aquella vision
lie llamara.
Sin embargo, su modo de andar
Sc hlzo convulsivo; parecia que avan-
zaba por efecto de sacudimientos ner-
~viosos, chocaban sus dientes, sus ma
nos estaban yertas, y TODD su cuerpo
era oresa de una violenta agitaciGn
nerviosa.
70 lie hablaba, pero no ~respondia.
TODD 10 que podia hacer era dejarSe
conducir.
Encontramos un catruaje Ell la
puerta. va era tempo.
Apenas entro en- el, ~aumentaron
los estremecimientos convulsivos Y
un verdadero ataque de ner-
vios, EN- medic del cual y por tenor
de a~sustarme, murmuraba estrechan-
COntinuara)
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tOrnIQuete.
DE que procedera csc doloroso
placer que experimentabamos ante Sc
mejantes e~spectaculos? CuandO llega-
mos q Ia tumba, ell jardinero habia
retirado va todaS las macetaS de flo
res; habia desaparecido la verja de
hero, Y dos hombres cavaban la tie
ira.
Armando Sc apoyo contra un ar
Dol Y miro fijamente el trabajo de
los Sepultureros.
Parscia que toda So vida Sc habia
concentrate en- sus ojos.
De repente uno de los azadOnes
choco contra una piedra.
Al OR aquel ruido, Armando re-
trocedio como impulsado por una
conmocion electrical V me apret6 la
mano con tai fuerza que me hizo da-
no.
Tn sepulturero cogio una ancha
pala y POGO a POGO fue desocupando
Ia foSa: cuando quedaron descubier-
tas las piedras con que Sc cubren los
ataudes, las fue arrojando fuera,
una a ma.
Yo Observable / Armando, temien-
do a cada momento que las sensacio-
mes que reprimia visiblemente conclu-
yeran por destrozar 81 corazon; pero
conrinuaba miranda, con los ojos fl
jos Y abiertos como un demente, y
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solo Sc conocia la violenta crisis ner-
viosa de que era victima por el lige-
70 temblor de sus mejillaS y de sus
labiOs.
En- cuanto a mi, no dire sino que
me arrepentia de haber acudido 4
aquel sitio.
Cuando qued6 completamente des-
cubierto ell ataud, ell comisario dijo a
los sepulturerOs:
-Abrid.
Aquellos hombres obedecieron, CO.
mo 81 Sc hubiera tratado de la osa
mas sencilla del mundo.
FL ataud era de roble Y Sc puSierOn
a destornillar la parte superior que
formaba la tapa. La humedd de la
TERRA habia enmohecido los tornilloS,
V cost6 muchos e~sfuerzos abrir la ca
ia. Exhal6se de ella un olor infecto,
a pesar de las plantas aromaticas de
que estaba LENA.
-iOh, Dios MIC. iDios miO.-mur-
muro Armando, Y palidecio mas aun.
Los mismos sepultureros retroce-
dieron....
Tn sudario blanco cubria el cada-
yer, dibujando algunas sinuosidades.
Aquel lienzo estaba cast completa-
mente carcomido por uno de u Dor
des Y deiaba yer un pie de la difun-
IA.
Yo me encontraba extremadamen-
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Ell Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ.

AnteriOrmente radicado en- la ciu-
lad de Mexico, ofrece a listed u
servicios en- coda clase de asuntos
r~elacionados con su profession, va
sea aquf o en- la Republica Mexi-
cana. Ell Lie. Tamariz esta asocia-
do con los abogados Cobbs, Eskridge
en- los mlmeros IA a 72O del Brady
Building, San Antonio, Texas.
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auc.e De IA manana s~iguiente. esta-
ha horriblemeuJe palido, pero tran
quiIo.
Sonriose al VERNE y me tendi6 Ia
mano.
las bujias de su habitaci6n eata-
ban erteramente c~onsumidas; antes
lie salir cogio Arm&ndo una carta
muy abuItada, dirigida a 81 padre.
a quien sin duda hacia confidente de
las impresiones de aquella noche.
Media bora deSpues llegabamos a
Montmartre: ALI nos e~Sparaba va el
comisario.
Nos dirigimos lentamente hacia "a
Jumba de Margarita. e. comisario
iba delante: Armando ' % le seguia-
mos a cierta diStancia.
De vez en- cuando sentia que el
brazo de mi companero sc eStreme-
cia convulsiyamente como 81 reco-
rrieran TODD su cuerpo repentinos ca
lofrioS. EntonceS lie miraba: COM
preudia mi mirada Y Sc Sonreia, pero
desGe u salimos de Su casa no ha-
biamos canbiado una sola p~alabra.
POGO antes de llegar al Sepulcro,
Armando Sc detuyo para enjugar Su
rostro. inundado de gruesas gotaS de
sudor.
Aprovecheme de eSta detencion pa
n respirar, pues 70 tamien tenia el
corazon como comprimido por I'm
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En- medic de este semi-desvaneci-
miento, OF la voz del comisario que
decia:
LA conoce listed?
-Si-respondi0 el joven con voz
sorda.
-Entonces cerrad Y llevadla-dijo
ell comisario.
Los enterradores volvieron q colo
car ell lienzo sobre el rostro de Ia di-
funta, cerraron el ataud, 10 cogio ca
da uno de ellos por un extreme Y Sc
dirigieron al sitio que les habia Sido
deSignado.
Armando permanecia inm0vil. Sus
ojos continuaban clavados en- ~aquella
fosa vacia; estaba tan palido como el
cadaver que acabamos de ver... HUI
bierasele creldo petrificado.
Previ 10 que podria suceder GUAM
do ell dolor disminuyera por la ausen-
cha del mismo espectaculo que lie pro-
ducia, y me acerque al comisario di-
ciendole:
-jEs todavia necesaria la presen-
cia de este caballero?
Nome dijo-y aun aconsejo a
listed que Sc lie lleve, porque parece
enfermo.
-Vamos-dije entonces a Arman-
do, cogiendole por ell brazo.
-GQue?-exclamo mirandome CO.
mo 81 no me conociera,
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In hungaro ha inventado mi ma
quina para lavar Ia ropa sin jabon.
Una corriente de aqua electrizada
basta para guitar todas las manchas Y
la suciedad de los tejidos. En- - mi
nutos lava esta maravillosa maquina
mas de 800 pleas.
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SECCION PARA LAS DAMAS.

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DESEtN CtStRSE

Los SrcS. Julio Sanchez y HcrugiO Torres,
el primerO De Il amos Il" cdad Y 81 Srgmudo
de ~. ambOS dc Duena prc>encIa. drSean
ca>dT>" con >rnOrIllS que purGan harcrIuS
rcllrrS. Las Inierc>adaS purden diriiirSr
a los m"nrIunadUS ]S"iiOrrS / Ia SigIIlnnfe
direction: +. -. Bon 2iS, kImbaII. NcbraS-
IA a4-3.
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SUSCRIBASE 1 IA PRENSA'
FL pcri0dicO en- eSpanOl de
mayor circulation en- ESta-
dos UnidOS.
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VENTAS-

COMPRE listed el Almanaque Illustrate para
1916 en- Ia Liberia de LUZanO: SOC II elem
plar. Pcr cOrreo nc a cualguicr parie de
los EStados UIidOS.
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PROFESIONALES-

DIR. SALOME CARA ALDAPE de Ia Facultad
de Mexico; autOrizado en- FL Esfado de Te-
IaS; espeCialIsia en- Intermediates peniio-
urInarias Y ciruJia en- general. Resldencia,
Warren 81 AS. TelefOno Travis 1927. Un-
Gina, Frost Building, Teieronos, Nueyo i73;
Vlejo Travis 3644.
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DIEERSOS-

81 EN- 81 PUEBLO no hay agente de la
PRENSA "dediqucS" listed 4 vcnderla v lie
nr0duclra magnifica ulIlidld. ESCFibanOs
V lie daremOS nueSiras condolences para
los agentes.I
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81 HENTAN caSaS de dos cuartDS ada una,
SliCadas cn Ia Calle de Morales. a 81 soma
mario pOr cada casa. InrUrman: Jacob Use
ran>ky, 5uj W. Commerce..
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C0rrientes
S%impaticas.

:. Con este maravilIOsO libro podra nd. i
!. lOgrar IOdos SuS dcseoS. ser afortu- !.
!. nadO en- amOreS. en- juegOs de azaIar, !.
:. adelaniar en- sus negOclOs; alfaer a !.
+ una persona auSente. recOnciI arse y 4.
!. hacerSc ANA del ser que IIena su co- !.
:. razdn de ilusioncs. +
!. Plda III DrosDcriO one lie sera on !.
!. viadO gratis. Direction: =
= Jose Alvarez.
= Apartado 1854, Habana, Cuba. +
:. :. !. :. :. :. :. :. + :. :. !. !. :. :. ! !.
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REVOLVER COLT" De ACCION SENCnLA
DEL EJERCITO EN- Ia FRONTERA.

KIRKLAND BROS. & co.
80 Chambers Street New York City
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Fa>a a Ia pAgina ;, columna J.
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" - Iar0 p.ruI-o para "dIiirar
The Washington times., 1915-02-26
Mediterranean Toured
/, In,Elmendorf Lecture

A voyage around the Mediterranean
that began at Madeira and ended with
the battle Of flowers at Nice during car
nival times, was made yesterday after
noon by capacity audience under the
guidance of Dwight Elmendorf. at the
National Theater. The second lecture
of the Elmendorf series drew an even
larger house than had attended the first.
and the demonstrations Of appreciation
over exquisite pictures and eloquent de-
scriptions were more continuous.
Elmendorf has become sort OF in
| stitution In Washington, and his lee
lures are more in the form of personal
talks to a group of intimate friends
than the work Of professional trav.
eler relating his experiences:
for yesterdays talk was made by ship
automobile. and rail- The party lands
at Madeira and then plunges into the
Orient by way Of Tangier. The Maure-
tanian town was seen In both artistic
pictures. From Tangier the voyage
was continued to Algiers. and after ex-
cursions into the country and along the
coast led into Egypt, where the pyra.
,mids were examined and climbed
From Egypt the lecturer conducted
estine, and the Holy cand being visited
Jerusalem was viewed from the Mt. OF
| olives. the upper Jordan valley was ex.
plored bit. Baalbek. Ephesus, the
Bosphorous. Constantinople. Corfu. a
section Of Dalmatia. Cattaro, Mt. Aetna.
were all seen before the boat was final.
, ly deserted for the railway which took
! the party along the Riviera. visiting
! Mention. Monaco. and finally Nice.
The Washington times., 1915-02-26
"a New Names Added
To Y.W.C.A. Membership

With the membership campaign rap
idly drawing to q close. secretaries Of
tho various departments at the Young
Wonen's Christian Association are
planning to- interest the new members
In the several activities there. Today
the number of new members added was
eighty-four. making tho grand total Of
39s.
Tomorrow afternoon the Council OF
Friendship Clubs, under the guidance
of Miss Anna G. Seesholtz. educational
secretary, and comprised Of girls rep
resenting all OF the Ave white high
schools, is to be held. A feature Of
the entertainment Is to be an etiquette
match" These clubs do definite social
service work and have for their notices
Christian ideals Of womanhood and
democracy"
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proposes does away with large initial
payments. and the garden homes or
farm homes are purchased by INSTALL
ments equal to whatever rent the pur-
chaser has been accustomed to pay.
Mrs. Lund has been In Washington
for the past few days In cunsultat ton
with officials Of the Departments of
Agriculture and Labor, as well as with
those Of the Bureau Of Education. for
the plan OF the Forward to the Land
League does not contemplate limiting
ITS scope OF operations to Washington.
Already the Government officials have
agreed to place certain Of the Federal
machinery at the disposal Of Mrs.
sus Of men and women interested in the
rural colony idea-which Is the princi-
pal activity of the league-and the
Garden city, plan which It is pro-
posed to apply to Washington.
In furtherance of the census feature
Of the work. In order to get into touch
wit hmen and women interested. ques-
ttonaries will be distributed at United
states immigration stations and the
Federal labor exchanges which have
been established in conjunction with the
Postoffice Department in eighteen zones
through the country. as we'll as
through schools and commercial Or
ganizations In different sections.
To Provide Instructors.
AS result Of the conferences. offi-
cials of the Agricultural Department
have expressed their willingness to pro-
vide instructors in agriculture to every
colony and garden city Of the league.
and Commissioner Of Education Claxton
has indicated that he will cooperate
for the upbuildlng Of the schools in such
communities.
Mrs Lund long ago began to study
the problems of unemployment and city
congestion. Colonies based entirely up
on philanthropic funds. she found had
not succeeded.
The Washington times., 1915-02-26
SALARY FOR SPECIAL
DELIVERY CARRIERS
Postmaster Praeger Transfers
Fifty Messengers From
Commission Basis.

Fifty special delivery messengers in
the city postoffice are to be paid q
definite salary instead of a commission.
Each Of them will receive. beginning on
March 1. 345 q month, instead of cents
on each letter delivered. as at present.
The average earnings OF the nifty
boys have been $3.50 a month. Postmas-
ter Praeger says. All are not satisfied
with the change. claiming that they
averaged under the fee system often as
much as $50 and $40 a month.
Postmaster Praeger explained that un-
der the present system some of the
boys earn as high as $50 or $7O q month.
while other boys. through no fault Of
their own. are only able to make from
rs to $40. Tho messengers who hap
pened to be in when the heavy mails
arrived, and caught a string OF de-
liveries on the same street or In the
same general line. got the best OF It.
making as high as 50 cents a trip.
The salary basis for special delivery
messengers IL an innovation in the pos
tai service.
The Washington times., 1915-02-26
"Headhunters" Film to
Be Shown Again Today

Again this afternoon the Curtis
Alaskan drama. "In the Land Of the
Headquarters" will be presented at the
Belaseo Theater.
The presentation of this remarkable
film yesterday for the benefit OF war
sufferers marked another phase Of the
usefulness Of the motion picture. and
also emphasized H'new departure" in
the work Of its author. Edward 8. Cur.
tis, who for many years has lived
among the Pacific coast Indians. studied
their legends. and written about them.
The picture drama tells the story OF
the love Of Montana. head-hunting
brave. for Nadia, a copper-skinned
Helen Of Troy
., Montana, to prove his bravery and
manliness. must capture a sea lion and
q whale--in pursuit Of which adventure
he meets and loves a rival chiefta In .
daughter. Her father requires Of him
the head of a dreaded sorcerer living In
that neighborhood before he will con-
sent to the marriage. Montana Sc
cures the fearful token. and after many
vicissitudes wins Nadia.
The Washington times., 1915-02-26
Jim CrOw Bill"
Killed by Prayer
At Least, Colored Congregation
Decides Its Period of Fast.
ing Did II.

Prayer has defeated the "jim crow
bill. pending in the House, according TO
resolutions adopted last night by colored
persons assembled at Cosmopolitan
Church!
The Rev. Simon Drew offered q reso-
luton; which was unanimously adopted,
asserting that the period Of fasting and
prayer recently inaugurated. together
with the material efforts of Senators
Jones and Clapp and Congressman Mad
den had defeated the bill.
There has been no vote in the House
on the ''Jim crow bill, but the suppli-
cants for it's defeat construe the House
action last Monday to mean the bills
undoing.
The House considered. with the end of
the session approaching. the question
whether It should take up the District
Of Columbia calendar or one of the an
nual appropriation bills. It voted to
take up the latter, 179 to 80. but oppo-
nents Of ''jim crow" legislation regard
this as test vote on this subject, a.
the "jim crow" bill was on the District
calendar.