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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

p"py and snapdraEon seeds. thereby
securing succession of bloom
throughout tho summer. My astcrs
ar" raised in cigar boxes in the house.
near Il sunny window. and when IL few
leaves have formed I put them in the
garden. Tuhcrous hcEonlas arc plant
cd In pots. and when II Ia time they
20 on the shady side Of the strip
Then there is Il small bed OF tho thrift
ty dwarf nasturtium. Zinnias large
ana small. are scattered cVcryewhcrc-
with stocks. ~ few OF the good old
standby Ecraniums are hero and there
to harmoniZc the color scheme Mari
colds. salpiplossis nicotiana and dali
sizes are treated in tho same manner
Hardy phloX. a biz, bush Of goldcnElow
ana two cvcr-blOominp roses that cost
10 cents each completes the garden
For bugs | procur" a scent paper OF
smoking tobacco. boil II in water
strain and spray. For fertilizer. dead
leaves arc gathered and piled M TO
decay. These. with sheep manure
from the seed store. make NV ground
fairly good. y fresh bouquet is picked
every morning to grace the breakfast
table and gladden. me on my way to
toll ana in tn" evening. after a hard
DAYS work. my garden is rostfui TO
Took HDon.--J. VI. T..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
All nGnriss and
.nsEc ion.wmleM ei %

the limbs 10 graft. This limb is. say.
two and Il half inches in diameter ON
line al place the Knife as in figure r.
priN" the Knife into the limb with n
hammer as in figure 6. Withdraw the
knit" and insert the three quarter inch
wedge. w. in cut alb sketch No. 3.
ana drive II in, opening the cut about
three cirhts Of an inch ut alb. Now
II is ready FOR the gratis.
Skctch figure q, shows a scion as
cut from the parent tree. Cut the
base OF this shoot of so as to leave
IL about four and onc-halt inches long
and about one-uuarter of an inch thick
NJ the base. Starting about an inch
and half from the base thick end.
hcv"l 1t 10 q tapcrcd edge. Then cut
away more wood from one side az tho
edges until the result shown in sketch
IS obtained, figures -. T.: and section
J.. Refer TO figure II. y is the thin
edge. Y ~ TIA. thicN edge. Figure T.,
IS merely different view Of the bevel-
led graft t'i;;ur" +, a section shows
result desired. Side OF graft at is
thicker amt has more bark left on II
than side at y. lie sure to eat tho
crafts as I'm sketch { as that is the
real secret in successful Gruf;inE
Sketch |.--luScrt graft ~ in open
Ing mad" 10y wedge. having the thick
edge ,Np o. grae, outside Push graft
well Gown into thc opening ana match
the bark of graft aud limb as in sketch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

FIRST cron At twcnty cents pound.
Later they are sold by the peck and
hushei. y small plot nets me some
thiur more than so a season besides
all "" can use FOR the table and for
canning;
'rh" seeds arc sowu IN a hot bed in
February aud when the plants arc up
th"N al" gradually hardened off by
oncninc the sash OF the no, bed on
warm days. As soon as possible sew
cral rows Of plants are set out in the
garden. setting the plants quite deep
When II turns cold each plant is COW
cred with an upturned glass fruit jar.
w h"n the vines start runulu. tho
shoots ar" pinchcd or. with the cXccp-
ton - tn, TWO most vigorous
Seeds are also sowu late fo- green
FOR pickcts. for which there
il " GOOD salc.-Mrs. r. W. Hilbert.
Virginia
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Combating Cnbbnre Nnrr,t

Many farmers ana people with small
gardens would like To grow early cab
hayes, hut arc deferred from doing So
because of heavy losses from the roo.
haSEot. the work OF This insect viii
snow ny a sudden willing OH a hot
"aE n" plant may then soon die
The plant has been so completely cut
of hN the nlaEEot. which is the larva
OF " ny, that circulation of the liquid
has been checked y. +. stevens. of
ne Connecticut Agricultural College.
says this can bc nearly wholly pre-
Nei ed II at tn" time OF setting the
young plants. little tar paper pads
ar" rut on them as follows: Take a
i"!rly &ood-wciEht tar building paper.
cut into squares Of about % or 3
inches From the middle of ono side
make slit that VIII extend a little
past the center. and make Il cross on
this AT the center. thus making y 1T
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

. Tho sap flows thruu@h Tie inner
bark 81 tho limb. ana tn" graft to
grow must he SO placed that us bark
and the bark Of the limb Win match
a in sketches = ana = This viii allow
tn" SAP as it rises i'm the main limb
I" flow RIGHT int" the coils Of TIA" scion
ahd thus 'HuS" ii TO grow. SkctVu y
shows uuitr clearly the relative post
tons of bark Oh limb ANA narg, on
scion.
Inscri anotho" graft at til" other
Sid" Of opening in limb. So thai it one
ds;S. YOU nav" tn" other remaining r.
both live ,aud they should If set ne
vordiug TO dirc,,ions) Gu, Off ono OF
them.
After setting both gratis rcmov. the
wedge and 'ho split in The limb will
Close. pinchin. the gratis firmly. lIerr
Is where Tn" hrvcling of the sides Of
the graft tf thick and th!n) shows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

tie hole In the ccntcr OF the pad. Slip
this onto tho plant and press down nat
TO the ground. In hocIng keep this
nat on the ground Till tho cabbaEcs
arc quite largo. This prevents tho
lily which deposits the egg from laying
the GEE near the plant and tho larva
never or scarcely never Will reach tho
cabbage In this way fully % per cent
OF cabbage crops have been saved. Tho
work Is but little. and one Is well re-
paid Tor this little in the excellent
crop which Will follow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
AUCTION SALES-FuturcD DAYS
ny c. l.. &. II l.. DEEOON,
Zeal Estate Auc.ionccrs.

ny c. l.. & II. L. DEHoON,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
\ SALE By PUBLIC AUCTION
OF
TIRE ATTRACTIVE And SURSTAE-
TALLY BUILT RESIDENCE No. 100
EAST CLAY STREET. At THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF CLAY
AND FIRST STREETS
"" viii sell by public auction. on
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL -. 1916.
a; $50 o'clock r. NJ,
northeast corn"r or clay and Era,
streets. b"iug the attractive nine 90
room. modern. stock brick restdcnc.
40. 100 East Clay street. This is "a
most desirable transfer point, and IS
an excellent site for a large store i,
is at present occupied by good tenants
at a paying rental.
Tho owner is determined TO sell so a
bargain may b. expected.
TERMS Reasonable. and announced
at sale
9. l.. & II L. DENOOE.
Auctioncers.
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HOW TO GROW
ANIMALS FROM SEED

y VERY small outlay FOR q few pack
'ts Of seed viii produc" a wonderful
amount Of bloom Tho hrst requisite
i good SOLE produced by spading in
. liberal quantity OF manure.
The plants must HAY" plenty OF room
20: full Development of each specimen.
y bed "t cosmos with the plants onlv
Que foot APART will cause tho plants
- grow tall and spiudling producing
only few flowers, whereas each plant
should cover several square Zee, OF
"'"'ud. wn"!" they VIII hc beautiful
-i-t' when iu flower, covered with
NHuorris e, blossoms TIE same IL
true 81 nst"r~. halsams maric lids sal
las Hni zinnias. Never permit them
&" gro" closer than eighteen inches
@N"'i 1nd iw" feet is sun better to
S'"""" 'Ae very best plants ana How
Rants like vcrhcnas should b,yo
m"'" room 'ham any Of the upright
growing ANIMALS. Il is only when those
plants spread out and cover several
@r'!ar" f"c' that tn" largest and hcs.
flowers n" produced. Others like non
p.os, phioN Drurnmoudi!, etc. usually
Sown IN rows. should be allowed plon-
y OF room between the rows ana never
closer than eirh, TO ten inches an,r.
in the rows
sweet peas may 10 grown Within,
n" troUhl" oc digging deep trenches
H""r planting and gradual nIiiur .,
"f IA" trench. aud which my cNpc,i.
enc" leads m" To believe damages me
plants Sweet peas should ho cow
early rs soon as they can "a. mn, -,
tn" ground
IH'n,"d in burrows ana covered no,
nor" iNAn thrc" inches dccp. tho r.,,
inmate quickly and grow rapidly. rho
81, S'''n spreads out Nat, and when
"lAnts ~" eight ar ton ipchos
:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

Immediately after tho above sale, |
Will offer for sale. under and by virtue
Of the same order, at the same place.
the following property:
All those lots in Amelia County. Va.
AZ ottcrburn Springs. known as lot
Nos: :, 3. !. D. o., Z, $, ., 10. II. IL. Is,
Il. -. ~ II. 81, 30. 81 and 80, in Bioci,
T.. and lots Nos. -, 90. "A and -, in
Block X, as shown on the plat Of tllr
ottcrhurn Annex Company. Inc. mad
by Fleet n Lonely, surveyors, datct
October t., 1911 and Of record in the
clerks office Of Amelia Circuit Court
The first twenty Of said lots were con
vcycd to the sal J. l.. Miller hy Ma>
T.. Ruchrmund by deed dated August
-, 1919. Of record in the said clerk,
Office, in -. Il. o. page 327; and tho
last four of them having been convcyc
TO the said j. l.. Miller by the said Man
T.. Euchrmund Ivy decd dated March 90.
l?l I, but not as yet recorded
The above described lots shall FIRST
he offered separately and then as =
whole, and knocked out subject TO the
condrmation OF the court TO the highest
bidder or bidders.
TERMS: Cash.
X. I. WINSTON,
Trustee for j. l.. Miller. iSankrupt.
CHAIN u HUME. iHC
AuctionccrJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

y :hXb fAIik. KN6W isNt As = xd lilG i5i :
FOURTH AVENUE.
In execution Of Il deed IF trust. dated
Aprii 30; 1914 and recorded in the
IN -. II. Job. page iG7, default having
bc"n made in the payment of Il portion
81 IT," debt thereby secured. and hay
not"holdcr. | will sell at public auc-
ton. on III" premises. on
MONDAY. APRIL II. 1916.
at 40 o'clock T. NJ,
~" boNe-mcntioned real estate dc
scrihed In said deed OF trust, as fol-
lows. to-Wit
An that certain tract. piece o. parcel
81 iand. with al improvements thereon.
cslSiticu az No. 1913 Fourth Avenue.
iiithland farh. llenrico County. Va.
n ~ nlnminr u, the northeast corner OF
IN. intersection of Fourth and Dill
Avenues theme" running northwardly
along the eastern line OF Fourth Ave
M" ana fronting thereon TWO hundred
'2"ol feet, ana theme" running east
"ardiy along Strairh; line. AT right
angles with Fourth Avenue on. hun
drcd and three feet four inches (io3tt.
more or less. to In. Royal tract OF
I1h"' thence running south"aStwardly
along, the line of Royal lama nineteen
lin" "f Dill Avenue: then runnine
outhwcstwardly along the northern
lin" Of pin Avenue. and fronting there.
on Two hundred and fourteen feet i've
lnches '-!A."f TO tho point Of begin
ming, as SHOW II on Il plat of same made
by !, Crawford Redo X Bro. surveyors.
April A. 1914
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of this
sale, all taxes due 10 day or sale. ana
any insurance premiums thereon and
10 pay note for 81 ZOO and interest
thereon from January 20, 1915. until!
paid.
This sale Is made subject 10 a prior
lien or deed OF trust dated April .,
1914. to secure $1,000 and interest
thereon.
SAMUEL r. GARTER.
Trustee
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I.nrII 'Ennnfur.

nav" mace Il speciality Of earlv TO-
m"t"es Tor several years and they nav
W"!i, 'Nhuch have only a small rar-
H'n. My tomatoes arc ready a r,ontb
.''''' "ir"rs hav" ripc frui, ana 7
hAfe no difficulty IL diSposlng OF NV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

ii, n.
In execution Of an order Of the y
trict Court Of the United states for 4
Eastern District Of Virginia. entered
Apr!l /. 1915. in the matter OF j
Miller bankrupt. We VIII sell by pub.
auction, on the premises. on
Thursday APRIL 90. 1916,
al l.. NJ.
First. That 10, of land on the nov,
l!nc of ChaIi!n Street. commencing AT Il
point on the north limo OF Chanln Sire.
TO feet east or Randolph Street; thcnC.
running castwnrdly along the sat,
north line OF Chafiin Street and front
SAID front between parallel lines i"'
feet to an alley.
second. That lot OF land on tho norti
line OF wallace Street, commencing a.
"a point on the north line OF Wailac
street distant 30 feet east of Randolph
along the said north limo of Wallac,
Street and fronting thereon So foot
thence back from said front bctwccu
parallel lines 40 feet to an alley ~
he rear. being the same two lots %
J. J." Miller by j. Leroy Asher and VIII.
by deed dated February i. 1919, but
which has not been recorded.
Tho said two lots shall first be OF
fcred separately, then as q whole. AND
nation or the court to the highest bid
der or bidders.
TERMS: Cash.
r. 7. WINSTON.
Trustee for J. l.. Miller. Bankrupt.
I.EiTH $: BlsEMNER.
j. H. CHAMBERLAYNE,
CHAplN e HUME. INC.
Auctionccr5
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Bankrupt Sale
n

sc FEET OF LAND on NORTH slpr
Or CHAFFIN STREET
IS FEET OF LAND oN NORTH ST.
or WALLACE STREET.
- LOTS OF LAND IL AMELIA cot =
TI. VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

limbs sawed m Tor grating Tho
limbs suolId go cat Oft IS follows.
abou, foo, above whore thcy arr TO
be rnallv nu' saw into the under Side
Of tho limbs tu inch, then cut In from
the top until Sic limbs drop down.
The cuts on the uudcrsido proven, tn.
bark from stripping down when tho
limbs break or N"~. cat OFF tho stubs
~ in Sketch So
sketch No. :. figure i. shows one ot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE D,v.
BY RUFFIN e. SLOAN.
Real ESTATE Nucticnr.-a

hr virtue or a certain trust dc
dated tho 18th day Of December. Ia
ana recorded in the clerks office OF b
licnrico Circuit Court. Virginia, in Dc G
Book COLA. page 1855. default hnvi
been made In tho payment OF five ca,
tam interest notes. of even date ",
said trust deed. and payable Is, is, i
- and ~ months after date. for
sum OF $3.50 each. andi being rcn,,ir
so to do BY tho holder OF said noias D
shall sell ut public auction. on +.
premises. to tho highest rcsponsii,
TUESDAY. APRIL 18TH. 1916
at 1880 o'clock +. 81. =
tne properly mentioned and descr,b -
IN SAID trust deed AZ follows:
An that certain lot. piece or
or iahd IN the County OF Icnricc. v;
ginia. In Henry Place. with the il
prGvemen'E thereon. bcEinni.@ 1T
street. distant l34 feet SO, Inches o..
OF Inc western line OF Brown Sire.
a .n extending back westward
along the southern line OF Main s,r'
ana fronting thereon forty 40. 70,
thencc from said front, extending la,
~ Iisht angles. TO said last-mention,
h ,',.e ana between parallel lines o
hundred and fOrty-four GI4) feet IN
aiiey twenty 600 feet wide.
TERMS: The purchaser shall assur,
ana pay l maturity three interest mote,
"t eFSi, GATE with said trust deed. pa
able 80. 80 and sc months after dnt
for tho sum OF s2o5O each. ana ~,
principal note OF same date for tl.5C
hue three years from date. and cash
70 SO much as may be necessary IN II
fray the expense OF executing ihia ,r,,
and TO pay off and discharge the ahov
mentioned past notes and all h,
ance as may be provided by said ,ru
deed.
ROBERT n. POLLARD.
Trustee
RUFFIN & SLOAN.
Auctioneers.
BY HENRY $. IluTzLER s. CO.
Real Estate Auctionccr..
BANKRUPT SALE All: HY AUCTION
1'"i VENA iHn STREET,
FLAT RUrLplNG. 25os vEsApL,
STREET.
In execution Of an order Of tho d,
Eastern District OF Virginia. at R.ciI
noMt, entered April /. 1916 IL ri
matter OF Mary Z. Bcale. banKrupl
premises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL 20, 1915.
a, o'clock Z. NJ.
NE following property. IN Eichmon,
-o't NthhbIe street. fronting 25 fee
more or less. a. the southeastern co,
ner OF Twcnty-nfth and Venabl
streets. by Il depth between raraIi,
ines OF 100 feet. more or less, 10
l.-foot alley. improvements consI,
Of first 'ioor. store: second roor.
rooms, large bath and wide hall: III,
moor. : rooms. The store is considere
l. nnc business stand
-"OS Ncnablc street fronting o5 foe
more or less. on the south line OF Vey
"blc street. adjoining the abovc-d.
scflh"u property on the cast, and haI
ing IN" same depth 10 said alley. Tn
impr"|cments consist o! Two mode
nats, upper and lower.
TERMS Onc-third OF the purcha .
money 20 bc paid IN cash: one-third /
hiN months, ana tn. balance In i've,
months. the titlc 10 he retained hy -
court untl the whole purchase mon.
is paid, tho deferred PAYMENTS TO
evidenced by the notes OF tho pr-
chaser. win Inherent from tho da..
sale, or all cash. at the purchase.
option
HENRY 6. HrTZLER.
RALPH J. LEVY,
Trustees in Deed of Trus, from
Mary +. Rcale TO them dated No
vcinh.r -. 1918
Il. Il; f'lorancc.
Trustee in. Bankruptcy os Mary
Keale. Bankrupt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
AUCTION SALES-To-Day.
BY BLANTON & CO,
Real Estate Auctioncers.
TIA East Main Street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

or
y DESIRABLE: DWELLING; IN HIGH
LAND PARK. KNOWN AS No 1915
FOURTH AVENUE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

BY CHAPLIN & HUME. INC,
Real Estate Auctioucer5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

HENRY 6. HCTZLER.
RALPH J. LEVY,
Trustees in Deed Of Trust from
Mary T.. Zeal. 10 them dated No
veinh.r - 1918
&. Il. f'lorancc.
Trustee in Bankruptcy os Mary
Rca!e. BanErupt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-09
Government A ounce That Ship Not Destroyed
 by German Boat.
VCN JAGOW HINTS
 AT U. $. ALLIANCE
German Foreign Ministers InsinuatiOn That There Is Understanding of Some Sort Between T.. $. and
 Allies May Provoke Action.

Berlin, April S.-The German gov ernment is ahle to announce that nc German submarine or warship was responsible for the explosion which damaged the British steamship Sus- se.,.
 It was authoritatively stated today that the investigation has now been completed. that all the craft which might possibly have been involved in an attack on the Sussex have report ed, and tha tfrom reports from their commanders it is absolutely certain that the Sussex was not destroyed by q German torpedo and that Germany is in no wise responsible for the dis aster @vf
 From the material at hand it will also be possible to reply to the Ameri- can inquiries regarding the steamers Fneiishman, Manchester Engineer, Eo gle Point and Berwindale, and, ac- cording to the German contention, no Elame attaches to Germany.