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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-04-21

calling on farmers for a certain mum
Der of days labor In lieu OF a road tax,
or the use of county prisoners In road
construction. to bond issues or main
tenance OF roads from dramshop
license funds.
The department will study all OF
these systems with the view 10 deter
lining what system or combination ci
systems works best In actual practise
There Is, however. at present nc
standard system OF keeping accounts
for road building and maintenance
and as a result, while some counties
know to a penny the purpose for which
money was spent, others have no def
mite check or reporting system. Among
various counties with the same condl
tons, cost for excavation or other la
Dor Is anything but uniform, and many
counties. because o. the absence OF
definite knowledge, fail to use local
and cheap materials and construct
roads which are unnecessarily expen
sivo Tor their purpose, or which viii
wear out before the bond issues are re-
deemed. The investigation will IN
clude a careful study OF the use OF ron
Wet labor In road construction.
In connection with the scientih,
study. the departments highway en-
g%ineers will advise freely with local
officials as to improvements. and thus
give each county visited the advah
tage OF direct cooperation. engineer
'Dg supervision and assistance.
These Investigations, It is believed
win yield Important economic dats
bearing especially on the benefits n
burdens Of road Improvement ano
ehowing the extent to which financial
outlay under given typical conditions
is justihable.
The heads OF state highway depart
ments are ~manlfesting great interest
and are cooperating cordially In this
work. These data when obtaip-a win
be published and thus made accessible
to all county and state road officials.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-04-21
ROAD BUILDING

Detailed atudies OF local road builo
ing systems In 100 counties are nov
being carried on by the department %
agriculture In cooperation with tds
state highway departments and loca
road authorities.
The purpose OF this study IL TO dis
cover the points NJ excellence and de
fects In existing local methods OF
building and maintaining roads which
will aid the state authorities TO pu
local road management on a systems
tiled basis. The cooperating state au
thoritles have been asked to desig
nate counties that present typical and
exceptional features as to topography
character Of road materials, method
Of construction and maintenance, ad
ministrative organization, methods o
road financing and traffic conditions
From these lists 100 counties will be
selected. and In these counties the
division OF road economics will make
intensive studies.
This investigation IL prompte@ by
the fact that there is nj presen, yer,
little knowledge as to the most Of
fective and economical methods by
which n county can develop It's roads
At present the methods OF financing
local road improvements vary from
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
MAXWELL CAR
Statesmen HERE
FOR CONVENTION

All sections ~ che United States
excepting no -. q. coast. are rep
resented ~ tte annual fall conyor.
zion % district saiesmen o. Tho
WaYwoli Motor company. Inc There
are 80 statesmen ~ tho conclave
which began Monday and continues
rr-l TUESDAY night
Monday. tho visitors were con
Quoted fhr1 'ha Ma3wells Detroit
factory on Oaklardavea and were
shown how 'he cars are assembled
There war much Interest IN The ad
ditional facilities ~ the factiry that
have enabled Tho company 10 more
than double its daily output 20 hat
more than son care are prepared for
shipment every ~ hours
THssdav was given over 10 meet
inr- m 'he Hotel Pon'chartrain
when no salesman viii b. al
dressed By executives and heads OF
departments Of the company.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
Marriage Licenses

William : Binder. - Anna "
re,er sa,rrakos. - Chr,'''as K~l-
&c * prcharan -. y Raltime-s.
cs-olta- E-u1rs. $ sane
William n Esefe. 50 Marion l.
sesa.'Isn G'rard ~ May card
Alse5' Haln., - LILLIAN Lnlnl-
F-f,-ala 7aas'l - FERN Rum
r"ar, Rokpn-v'e., - Tsnss
nay Wsrns- ~, Elsnor w'sGert-
ling Iosn'on a Esther NJ
Georgs Hv,er a. Detroit Ely
'h e,,- G"l.wH IA. = r @v2s.2 Ethel
Orws'-or ls wayne
rasf-r Lends-0t-k 81 Mary sim
Varsss - Rorksh a. drao. Hast
Ysrre, VI car.on. - Mary Robin
wilson r,pton. - May Richard
rosera " Delay, - Detroit Ma
t-r.. Urgtakcr - Chicago
wliar Gsleh p $oraa Ial.y. -
lon Dzlsfzlc. % wyandott.
'i7rry WoH'nson 81. Norinn- Boy
frhr s-hu''.r ST. 81 Joseph Mary
Liner l. william, q Mary Ku-
r7- r. Portland "a cath'rin. \
a.era. e Psmroth, - rNlion
tSs~rh "a echvsr. a. Toledo:
Anna T.. T,oer "a SAM
fPay Fylyr'ro. ~ Ross puh"nz-
fr.rsn colder. ~; Mary Krane.-
Ida Mea.Ikov. 50. sn.ls s,oy.u.
roy G YounS,, a. Mart. e Red
-o-elh powlnle,as. ~ Alexandra
Robert fNnkar. -. pstroit. Helen
W~iarook a. Milwaukee
Adolph . Pohl. ~ Meta ~. Tor
re'.y st.rumbos ~ Garifalis O
R'rhard cray az Josepbin. Hunt
AIber. FOX. Is. FstsIIa Remand. IL
Edward 7 pnlon - Mary j Bren-
Hovsrd r Jones'. - Denton. Ky:
Laura !. Muth ~. Akron. .
Joseph Rit'"r. IT.. ~ olive N
lanes s brown "a cwiua Mill
Eva Glwkhin. as Lena sarkhir.
BENJAMIN Tobin rs. CROSSE
Pointe Harriet " walker. %. Chi
cago.
Albert strelow. 20 Ruth NJ.
Schrirer. 81
John ~ W GwenEAn. - C1evs-
land Rose " Nelson. ~. Detroit.
Gear wright. rs Detroit Martha
Korr - Crosse Isle
Harry l. Tilton. ~ Detroit GRACE
RauRhcr. rs Decatur. III
Howard " Bell 20. Austin. MINI :
Helen Thompson. ~. Detroit
Alfred Tuiiidge. 10. Marie Dsvins.
-
Joseph Koziel. "a Rosalia ssy-
fu Iin. D.
Woiieo TachurA -, Marya Recun
william }. paine. IS Henristts v
staples Is.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
ALL READY FOR
ALLIES BAZAAR
Canadians Hold Big Prelimi-
nary Meeting; Special Days
Allotted Various Nations

Que thousand representatives OF
Che many thousands who are push.
ine The work " The Allies bazaar
for aid ~ widows and orphans OF
tho Allied countries, held the most
successful meeting since orEan!za
ton when they gathered IN -. An
drevs hall, Eas. Congresses. Mon.
day night. and were guests o. the
Canadian division The largest del
egauons were from the English.
scotch and Canadian divisions and
the French and Welsh people were
ont IN good numbers
Cash contributions 81 the past
week were reported by every di.
vision. the largest single donation
being a check FOR $50 from Joseph
y Gearing. OF Crosse Pointe. equal.
~ apportioned 20 the sufferers 81
England Scotland and Canada 10
-egh PV Isyigue. o; the French III.
vision said that merchandise Is
Gov ing freely into the Offices OF his
nation and hat sAlable goods are
being more freely contributed than
money
The Canadians offered Mr. Ralph
Tx soprano T. Crags baritone
Mira Fred McIor. soprano Fred
Nel,or tenor. and little Miss Marie
Frey,ag Spanish dancer
Meetings were announced ot me
Welsh division a. No loll Field
ave. Thursday night. dance b. "a
dies auxiliary % the Scotch 81
vision. in ST Andrews hall, Thurs
day night. proceeds 20 80 20 the
sewing sund -ledro party oy the
Welsh division az No. loll Field
ave. Thursday light 1adies' auNil
ia~v % he scotch division will give
a benefit dance In $, Andrews hal
Thursday night The Belgian di
vision vii be host 70 all nations
a. the next Monday night mass
meeting preparations having been
atarted toward the program OF en-
ter'ainmen'
The nations have BEEN allotted
days. "a follows Wednesday Nov
IS opening day. no nation: Thurs
day. French Belgian day. Friday
Observation-Disclosures. Rumanian day
SATURDAY. Canadian day Monday
scotch day Tuesday, English-Welsh
day Wednesday Armenian-Serbiar
DAY Thursday. Society day. Friday
Polish day Saturday Michigan dAy
and me getaway The entire or
gani2ation will cooperate in proyid
INK special features for Society and
Michigan days.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
Sugar Market

.s-$-r--ta--roit - Ae+--ai--f-tte
Crys;a. doulnoss. 2-l1. 1913 $40, s.
ID. ItJ.-5 eagle tablets ysI5 -ut
Loaf Ss.t cubes. I-B5. xxx pow
te-~S 80. standard powdered,
Sc grGullstcd. extra coarse. tft0.
sraEdiateG. eue n bulk s,-5 gran
-Isted. 2F-lb ~o-t1rs J-7S. crystal
domino gran, --lh and 5-io. cartons
In .As-s. s. 90 crystal domino. gran,
HF cases. $ So diamond A. r35.
cnuftcj aners 4 40 No 4. ,72s.
No. : SOS Ne e. s No 10, IS IS.
40. IL s. Co. ~ i. Sss5 No ~
8 80 No - $3.50. ". .. 1850 non
ceklng mixture, 5, 50. beet graaulat-
80 SIS Per 90 lbs household
powc Is - 20 case iei5 do. IS
10 case, 81 % PEP case.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
Religion Needs Cham
p;On rs Well As Do
Athletics
SAINTS SHOULD
CARRY A PUNCH
City With Lid Off Is
Disgrace To Admin
istratiOn, Billy Says

billy sunday says that every
branch - -9or, has a champion anl
a soaa one. and be canror see any
reason why there should not ~ one
" 6o VII Es' mad and light FOR re-
hg.on BE wants 20 see a saint
going on Tho varpata FOR CHRISTIAN
Ity
lie spoke In the tabernacle Tues,
das afternoon on The tex, pat on
he whole armor OF God He sad
This meant regular nghung and tina,
be was LOGGING for saint who
would draw the sword and not hes
!'a,e 20 use lt tos purity and risete.
ousness-a regular Ty Cobb or Iris
Speaker.
he declared thar & vas his opin-
ION ina, In the future civilization
would center more In the cities than
j, has In The past he declared that
A. pr, snt The cities are carturcles
on the neck OK he BODY polite
Ire evangelist said in as Tues
lay Afternoon sermon that the
Clues are Ike srea, magnets draw.
ing all elements and conditions into
their huge cruci0les 20 weld hem
into new and horrible forms What
IL enlA5oned ia the city vii. give in
Gueuee 10 the country thaJ sur
rounds IT,
"A city with he I'D OF he said
a CITY vide open - a curse and Off
Gals who permit such things ara d
d.s grace 20 civilization 20 humanity
sad 20 the parties that elected
them
Christianity, he said. had as oyr
OK is purposes the oyerthrow.ng Of
wrong and sin That. be insisted
could not he done without a aEh..
Men o., genius he pointed out. n All
history were dga,ers and FIRE eaters
All he great prophets carried The
"t,g stick
strong men resist he said. bu.
reaAItns- compromise. Ever. great
soul End, an opponent The plen.
did IN The life OF ever nation has
been developed IN a fghung period
The Lord spare Us be prayed,
from oH.handed, aa5ay-cheeksd
brittle. r0red ucak knced th.nskIn
ned. pIlb5le. plastic, pine,ess. eTeu-
mate. cssIfed, rhrre.care' Christian
iry For every daredevil there
should b. a dare saint"
TUESDAY nighr Billy Sunday will
preach his famous sermon on what
would be the re7ult II Christ cam.
to Detroit" II is Bil,ys custom 20
preach ,Lys.serHaon 10 every city at.
or te aes>hesn In IT, long enough TO
iamu rlze him cir Vi'h local con.
li'0ua r. is considered one of bis
r. COST stirring sermons.
George SUNDAY has gone 70 New
YORK 70 arrange preliminary da'aiis
~ tre campaign .o open fbero about
Nar.h Ha .a expected back -
ward TIC end Of the week Mean
-hIo Dr isaac Ward of he sunday
.c.gari2sr0n ls looking after the
business end of tho caaralEn
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
NE,N NnnK pnnnIrE MARKEr

NEW NONK, = y OCT st -I"F"
INACTIVE and unsettled PORK DrlI
meas 9OM1ir Lard Stegdy middle
west spot. ti31tN14S5. sugar RAW
firmcr centrifugal sf-tesf, s.
firmer. cut loaf sS05. cru- he'd 5 fH
powdered s107l0, grauulated s. qo
G7os Coffes; Rio 80 on SPOT
&c Tallow Firm. special 10it r.
al -caHAtEG---lA41-- = rvs.
weak. prime. s115 80 g. 5ausHr.
clover. go sSr Dressed poultry
eteady. turkeys. 1Ea3Ec chickens.
l7M3Ac; fowls l5M23i4c ducks goo
ducks. $50: fowls l1p1aC. turkeys
lac rooRtcrH. 1fc. chicken. hroilers.
i7Ge1c Cheese. Flrmer state milk
common 20 specials. lsi1 q gle: skins.
common "a special i3l iTfSc
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
FIRENIEN TO GET
PENSION BOOSTS

Many retired Hremcn vii Eet
mug pension boosts under a recon.
mogd7t.on OF ITO common council
ravs and meare committee. which
Idermcu arc certain % approve. as
f. -7z tr~ backing % law
The increases are provided IN an
amendment 70 pension regulations.
a9op'cd IN November. 1914 Tho
amendment specifies that the mini
mum pension shall DO So a month
whereas. under Tho former reEula.
tons frcmcn were retired on hall
pay
CITY con'rollar Frgsl Tuesday
morning. took up with he commit.
too allowance. % the difference 20
fremeu who arc receiving less than
they would be entitled 20 under the
amended regulations Tho commit.
TOO concurred r. will take 1897
70 pay tho difference The new pen.
aion schedule is Privates. $50 a
month. lieu'enants ard engineers,
So. captains, $50. and chiefs and
assistant chiefs. s75 IN" increases
win DC allowed from the date The
AMENDED regulations went into ef
foot. which vac Nov "a. 1915.
Tho committee al9o will ask au-
thority 20 ISSUE 1880 000 % the
bonds authorized FOR school pur
poses 10 pay contractors on eight
school buildings started in 1915.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
ls.v,, AnnIversary EdltIon.

Many ~ Detroirs best known citi-
zcns have contributed 20 tho ami.
ycrsary edition Of Magyar Hlrlap,
the Hungarian Daily. which has just
been issued In page form Tho
issue Il literally pstronized by ah.
vertiserz, and contains many inter.
cEting articles on the growth and
prosperity OF Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
BUTTER AND Eco
PRICES SOAR

CHICAGO. Der Prices 'o- but
ter and eggs reached the highest
price here a. .hls season of Tho year
and dealers today said The end was
NOT IN slgat
Extras i'm creamery butter sod
FOR % cents when e year ago they
sold ar - cents pound Eggs 'aa'
wear sgu sold FOR % i % e.
csrts reached 'o 2i cents
"a nolasate Cheese showed rise
from a - 20 g. - cents Potatoes
have nearly -rip'ed 'n price
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
MARINE NOTES

The steamer Frank 2 Kirhv ~
The bshfev 4 Dustin line wiU make
another special ercgrsion among no
Lake rfis ISLANDS SUNDAY. leaving
tho rIrst-st wharf at - u The
stssusr VIII r. directly 20 Tut-fn-
pay ard thor 90 several Islands for
pesrrtr. returning Or Tuf-'p Htv b
FORE leaving for Detroit
The Ashlev 4 Dustin line stssr1sr
Frnnk r. kirby ~ bringing hundreds
of bushels af erork peaches ~ TIE
trrff daily Thie variety - free
stone peach fr very popular and ih-re
has been = hiR demand Tor them
ever morning At the FlFst-st. wharf
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

NEW YORK. oct 2-EquipmeH'
lssues ado fractional advances, and
several railroad shares were strpns
IN an irregular opening on the stock
exchange today.
United states steel WAS % -
~ III a. while Pressed Steel Car
made new high az 80 IL. and
American Locomotive Was only ~
under So high Coppcrs we're on
factiOnally
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
CItrc,Go RITTER

CHICAGO. oct 2-Butter, Extras
aac: nrsts. s2W38c; dairy extras.
ssi4o; rrsts. 30a ri isc. Egss Prime
ordinary. 1SiS a. 2e TIC. hrsts, 50n gle
Cheese. Twins, tS& qisc young An-
ericas 1oM d1aAc Live poultry.
Fowls 1SMc ducks. 1sni5c. geese
1bQlTr springs. i9ihc. turkeys CSC
potatoes. Receipts. 20 cars. Green
Mountains st2s Wisconsin, s1Gf1 10.
Maine. 81 300l.35.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
Bank and Trust Companies.

ThsVfoliowInE arms are privileged
to execute orders On the ExchanEs:
". Z. Moss s. Co, Carlyle 4 F0vGh.
Geo. n West Co. r r. Maccrons
a Co. X ". Noble y Co. D. L Sey-
Fl. Lyncn & Co. " A HamItn u
Co. VIM A Neer q Co, sinclair .
Couls, Emmel ! spraSue, wm- 4.
Rose = Co. r X Peiton & Co. Joel
Co. W L Reilly Il Co. Matthew
Finn A wallace & Co. Lewis ~
StockArd A Co. Bennett smith 4
Csgrrgr
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

RAILROADS AND
EQUIP MENT LEAD
n. :. Steel on One-half As
stock Market
Opens

NEW YORK, Oct Bears
raided the stock market tocay,
sending several Of the leaders
or two points or more, while
General Motors moved Up 70
s759 o share. a new record and
up 50 for the day
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

Detroit bank clearings Tuesday
were s. i6.24s.ts. Total clearings
Tor 1915 TO date are 81 2.9i7,s 20.
a. against si.0sT .e,1.b2tll for the
corresponding period IN 1918.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
NrM YnnK nI-Irrn an rnns

NEW YORK, \. Y. oct 3.-B1tter,
PiTm receipts. 14.7ST. creamery. eN-
ira. $50 10 3h&c. state dairy tubs.
fSts n sbc. initiation creamery hrSts.
so - 08ic special 1854 n 36% G. Eggs
QUIET. receipts, 1926. nearby white
fancy as II soc, nearby mixed fancy.
s9dsSc. fresh nrsts. 32iS u sec
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

nutter---TNtra creamery. 5ac per %,
creamery nrsts aihc 10. dairy, CSC
10; packinR stock, 2iIc IN
Esx~--rresh receipts. cases includ-
ed arsts. sic. current receipts. 2SAc.
Receipts. Monday. i.s2S cases.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

Became In the election last April
be two candidates for mayor each
received III votes Hcber Spring,
Ark, is to hold another election to
day.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

builders ard Tra5eF7 Wet Ton g0t.
The second 'raurg7' meeting ~
tho Builder p Trador-' exchange
viii he hold in Tho exchange on the
fourth floor ~ no PerOhao0t build
INK Tuesday night. AZ 20 O'Clock
Y will be I'm 'ha form ~ smoker
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
ELGIN RIrrrEn
nFTRoIT RANK cIEARINos

rTGfN III. Sept s0--Butter: Al
salcs sac. an advance Of cent.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
Nrw yoRK rOT-roN MARKrT.

Quotations by Paine. Weber q Co.
Oct. .. 1915
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09

G0oD APARTMEMTs, Low RENI
Experiment Undertaken at Des
Moines, Ia. Asserted to BE
Complete Success.
A practical REORGANIZATION 70 prove


A practical demonstration 70 prove
that individual apartments with mod,
ern plumbing, sanitary. conTonieuces,
and absolute privacy for each family
can be built to rent for from s. 70
$3.50 per month and yet yield a rea
sonable profit To the builder was made
a snort time ago at Dies Atoines II.
The Octavia Hill association. which
has already won renoNis in solving
housing problems. has worked out the
plan to the smallest detail and is
building the model houses F'orty.tiye
families were provided for in the first
block now under construction.
The houses. which are Of red brick,
are simply finished with sufficient
trimming to Keep them from being Sc
yerely plain. One Important feature
Of the property IL the provision for
the children About $500 square feet
Of ground in the center OF The block
viii be uaed for playground The
rent collectors are trained society
workers and viii volunteer 20 start
the playground activities
Phe Investment viii reach nearly
500. 600, which Is represented by emp
itaI stock and d mortgage which pays
"a per cent year The Investment
vtii yield a gross income d 1919 per
cent per year. afior deducting iaTaa
Insurance. ater rents cost Of collec
tion o. renis, social work, deprecia
ton. etea Of 81 Per cent
Thu Des Monies venture IS test
case Ia prove that tho unsahitary and
bad housing conditions which prevail
for the iow-salared workingmcn are
criminnliy unnecessary II is yoic
ing an unauswerable protest against
the crowded tenement. the dilapldated
ana aHsamitafy heHeo which is yirtu.
ally tho Only kind offered 10 the man
who masl pay less than Si5 month
rental
Tic association aew owns or man
ages 3as dwellings housing $3.50 poo
pie. ana has never gaiied 20 pay four
per cent a year 30 ita stockholderR
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09
BIRDS in CEN ERlES
AUDUBON SOCIETIES INTEREST.
Cd IN BIC PROJECT.
IDEA Is TO Have Burial Grounds Con-
ssrted into sanctuarles Where
Fealhered Friends Of Human
y ny May Find Refuge:

More than q million acres of lana
win be added to the bird reservations
IN the United States Il the National
Association Of Audubon societies. with
headquarters Ia New York, succeeds
tia its campaign to have all the Gene.
xeries OF the country converted into
bird sanctuaries The plan INCLUDES
not only the forty,eight burial grounds
Of New York city, but al cemeteries
down to the lonely graveyard Of the
smallest hamlet
While the average visitor to GENE
teries Is frequently impressed with
the song OF birds said z Gilbert
Pearson, secretary Of the association,
Who has brought forward this plan,
this is due rather TO the usual quiet
and perhaps to the reeeptiva mood Of
the. person. The number OF birds az
really small compared to what II
would be we're but little effort made.
Much has been done to drive birds
away from cemeteries. Frequently,
there is not a yard Of underbrush
where thrasher or vireo can build
its nest. There are no pools or other
means for tho birds to slake their
thirst. Tree surgery has closed the
cavities whence titmouse, wren or
bluebird formerly issued to console
the lonely visitor Fyuit-bearing trees
have been removed and there is an
absence of berry-bearing shrubs, such
as birds enjoy
The association, in addition 10 the
above needs, is urging the exclusion
Of gunnerg and cats from the GENE
terles, the latter through the use Of
catproof fences. The placing Of bird
boxes in trees is recommended, as
well as the construction Of fountains
or other drinking places for the birds.
Food in the way Of growing blackber-
ries. Strawberries or mulberries Is sus.
gested, while many cemeteries are
said to nave ample waste space where
buckwheat and other small grain
could be planted without detraeting
from the beauty OF the landscape The
supplying Of food IN other ways as
MSA az thS RpNhiphS ipl hNst-bhllV-
ing are among other suggestions con-
tanned in circular just issued by the
association which Mr., Pearson says,
he viii mail to all persons Interested
in having their city cemetery con-
verted into bird sanctuary IN IN.
dianapolis thousands Of birds find ref
uge In Grown Hill cemetery and birds
OF some varieties which generally 50
South in the fan spend the winter
there.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09
SELECT Trees WITH CARE
Matter WORTH Greet Consideration hy
the One who s Planning
Real 1ome.

Nos that the process 90 tree Eaov.
ing f. 20 successful. Il Is simple
matter to annex AID preserve as one'a
own specimens 81 iha numerous beau.
titm trees which the countryside
dweller ls apt 20 run acroaB IN his
woodland rambles
20 not make the misia)ie, however
Of thinking that any Kind 81 tree
can be planted IN any place selec,
tions need 10 be made with intelli-
gence and duo regard 70 drainage and
soil.
The ayerchauging beauty Of the
mountain maple makes Il an unusu-
ally satisfactory tree for ornamental
planting. The branches b winter arc
beautiful in eoloring, rs n spring are
tho buds and blossoms followed n
summer by the developing fruits
The Wild plum tree, too. has posi-
bilities which too many people fan 70
recognize The blossoms o. this tree
are the nearest we get TO the cherry
blossom display Of the Japanese and
although thelr beauty endures Tor only
Drief season si,e trees ate especially
desirable WHOM planted along rocker
tea Or along walls
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09
MAKE BACK YARD ATTRACTIVE
Cost Need Not ns Great II a little
Care 70 Given 10 Proper
Expenditure

Why Ust make tho baes yard just
aa attractive. 1t eren m0re attrec
i've. chan IS tho front iawn Il can
easily be done and AZ very auail cx
penae Iagtead ~ plies 81 rubbish. an
upsirhilg ash haired 81 two. i u8m
unaghlly garbage receiver. unaighsw
eloghbaiine paisa. or take q little
ilmo and spoad little muaes ard
make the back yard iaen of gafdoa
a piaee npoa waich you vii ilke 70
pass s portion Of eyery aay
First BY en- UNDERGROUND garbage -.
SEWER whirh is sanitary doss nor
take Up space in lha yard, keeps aea4
fodcula end Is permanent iHgesi
mpgl TOE cover ainratea hy siM
nv foet ttsp a blessing Ter ilie uaB.
enfoles.
Keep lhe aat barreA ID tae eaiiar
~ ahaEr the piazza whafa ssag may
he aereened from mRht
ThaE, instead 0f the olatheallHe
police bare ana dirty buila pffResa
arp9n1 s60in ARIA cover q aHA elijah.
ine vines wbloh VIII keep greea ~
summm tbs WIN cosl oniy FEES dol.
lnra and aill add hundreds 81 dol
lars worth 10 tho beauty q ths back
yafd
Then x you have two o. three
shade u'cgs There snd Il yol have
not. you bad better hare some trans.
planted ~ once build efoaad ekeh
ems rustic scat this you eaH do
goureeI az the expense Of only 3
pound Oh two Of nails and q fsw
hours Of work cutting tho sticks which
you @ill necd from some nearby
grove