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The sun., 1919-04-13
BABY RAMBLER ROSES.

Erna Teschendorff is a baby rambler
type rose. growing from "a to 80 inches
high. The flowers are a deep red and
do not fade out like the reds of the
other baby ramblers.
The baby ramblers are excellent for
bedding purposes, and solid beds of
these roses are sure to be effective.
Baby Dorothy is similar in flower
to he climbing Dorothy Perkins, but
theplants are dwarf in comparison.
George Elger is commonly called the
yellow baby rambler. 1t is free flow
ering. but the flowers do not grow
In clusters. although they are small
end dainty and very fragrant. The
plants flower from June until the buds
are cut down by frost.
The white baby rambler completes
the set. but there are other dwarf
roses that, for general purposes. may
be included in the baby rambler class
One OF the most beautiful Is Cecil
Drummer, sometimes called sweetheart.
The plants are dwarf, producing
sprays Of rosy pink baby buds, OPEN
ing into perfectly formed miniature
delicate pink. fragrant flowers. The
plants bloom all summer. This was a
favorite years ago, and has recently
sprung into popularity again.
Clotilde Soupert is a tea polyantha
1t Is another old favorite that has
been revived. as 1t deserved to be. The
flowers are Of good form, very double
ard wonderfully sweet scented, OF a
creamy white, deepening at the centre
to bright pink. The plants, while
dwarf or low growing. are sturdy and
very hardy, blooming until late in the
autumn. when flowers may be gath
cred with the frost on them.
Tip Top, sometimes called baby doll
grows only about Ia to 10 inches high
and produces various colored flowers
containing shades OF yellow, lavender
pink and white.
Ellen Poulson Is of a bushy habit,
sturdy growing plants that produce
their long stemmed flowers over a long
period. The flowers are of good size
and form and a dark brilliant pink
color.
Marie Pavie Is an excellent bush
rose for cemeteries. as it is hardy and
blooms through the season. The flow
ers are white with a delicate rose
centre.
Gruss. an Aachen forms a bush al
most as large as a hybrid tea. 1t is
tea polyantha. The flowers are
large and the petals shade from flesh
pink and yellow to deep salmon pink
in the centre. 1t Is very free
5loomer and the deep green, glossy
foliage contrasts beautifully with the
flowers.
AennChen Muller is a beautiful, true
polyantha of recent introduction. It
Is strong, vigorous grower, bearing
large clusters of medium double
flowers throughout the summer. The
flowers are a deep rose.
Not all of these roses are new. In
fact Clotilde Soupert was popular in
way years ago, but roses then We're
not grown so generally as they are
now. This dainty rose has never been
surpassed in its class.
Cecil Drummer was also popular
years ago and is still the best and
most beautiful of its class.
All these roses are good and rose
lovers will be sure to be pleased with
them.
The sun., 1919-04-13
BALANCED FERTILIZER FOR
VEGETABLES.

II the garden last year produced a
large growth of plant, hut poor crops
of seed and fruit or poor development
Of the underground portion, this was
probably the result Of using large
quantities OF manure without any
phosphate fertilizer to make a bal
anced plant food
Acid phosphate and hone meal are
considered the best fertilizers to use
in conjunction with manure by the
gardeners at the state Agricultural
College. When using either of these
fertilizers on garden soils, it is ad-
visable to apply at tho rate of three
to four pounds to square rod.
When MANURE Is not used, il is best
to apply complete fertilizer, that is,
The sun., 1919-04-13

one containing nitrogen. phosphorus
and potash. A good complete fertilizer
can usually be procured from seed
dealer or fertilizer dealer On most
soils five to ten pounds to square
rod will give good results.
Nitrate Of soda Is valuable for forc-
ing quick growth in the spring and
for slim ulating weak or stunted
plants. This fertilizer is especially
valuable for foliage crops such as cab
bage. celery. lettuce and chard. Care
should be exercised in applying nitrate
or the plants may be injured. It may
be applied at the rate of three quarters
to one and a half pounds to a square
rod. Nitrate may be applied broadcast
or as a side dressing; when used as
a side dressing, however, 1t must not
be placed too near the plants or in
jury is likely to result
The sun., 1919-04-13
GUARANTEED ROSES.

Six two-year-old hybrid tea roses,
guaranteed to grow and bloom all sum
mer with reasonable care. are offered
for IS, delivered by express. by the
Charles II. Totty Company of Madison,
y. J, The Totty company has intro
duced some of the worlds most famous
roses.
The sun., 1919-04-13
SECRETARY HOUSTON PLANTS
TREE IN MEMORY OF SOL
DER DEAD.

A memorial tree TO the soldier dead
OF the United States Department OF
Agriculture was planted by Secretary
David +. Houston In the department
grounds on March &c. The Secretary
was assisted by Col Henry S. Graves
chief of the forest service, who him
The sun., 1919-04-13
No. 4Peony lowered daha Verna Thompson white heavily
clouded

Dahlia planting time is almost at
hand. Some gardeners like to get
their dahlias In early for early flow
ers; others prefer TO wait until the
first Of June or even as late as toward
the last Of June. Late planted tubers
give good results, as the flowers are
not at their best until the nights are
cool, in the autumn.
In high attitudes early planting is
The sun., 1919-04-13
BUSH BEANS.
ny II. Il. HAYDOCK.

H. many ways it is a great advan-
tage to be able to plant beans in drills
and so do away with the bother of
poles; still In the case OF lima beans it
is important to make the right kind
OF selection as regards the variety
planted, otherwise II may happen the
The sun., 1919-04-13

william r. GUIDE. the popular florist
Of Washington. D. c.. has had a ner-
vous breakdown and will not be able
to return to business for several
months.
The sun., 1919-04-13
GOOD VARIETIES FOR HOME
VEGETABLE GARDEN.

Those who expect to have home gar
dens this year should select seeds of
standard sorts of vegetables from a
good scotsman and order at once. ac-
cording to the New York State College
Of Agriculture.
Inc quantities Of seed necessary for
100 feet of row to furnish vegetables
to be used fresh and for storing and
canning for four people are here given.
BY consulting these lists the gardener
who Is limited to small areas may de-
termine which crops will be the most
practical in his garden.
The approximate quantities of seed
that should be purchased for a garden
which Is TO supply vegetables for sue
cessive paintings throughout the sea-
son for a family of four are here
given:
snap bean. l to quarts, stringless
green pod, Wardwells Wax; beet, 4
ounces. Crosby's Egyptian; early cab
bage. packet, Copenhagen Market;
late cabbage. Il. ounce, Danish Ball
head; carrot. ounce, Chantenay.
corn, to plnts, Country Gentleman.
evergreen; eggplant, l packet, Black
Beauty; lettuce. " ounce, Grand Rap
ids, May King, Big Boston; onion.
sets, to 6 quarts. White Portugal
seed, Yellow Danvers, ounces; pea,
to quarts. Laxtonian; parsley. |
packet, Moss Curled; radish, ounce
Scarlet Globe; tomato packet, Bon
ny Best; cucumber. l ounce, White
Spine. for slicing, Boston Picking, for
picking.
The following list gives the quantity
of seed required for 100 feet OF row:
Bean, l pint; beet. ounces; cabbage.
u ounce; corn, 4 pint; eggplant. 4
ounce; lettuce. y ounce; onion, seed.
ounce, sets, l quart. pea, to 2
pines; potato to 8 pounds radish, /
ounce; tomato. u ounce.
How fortunate II Is that the price
OF seeds Is not based upon the beauty
The sun., 1919-04-13

Old mortar from walls and ceilings
OF old buildings or from new that have
had to be repaired. when pounded up
is good to use in place of sand in
The sun., 1919-04-13
PROTECTING CABBAGE 3
TREATING SEED.

1t costs less than a nickel to protect
five acres OF cabbage from disease.
according to the plant Psychologists a
The sun., 1919-04-13
DOUBLE PRIMULA MALACOIDES

Last week short article was given
on primula malacoides. which is
single flower. 1t Is announced that
numerous double lowered forms are
appearing and they promise to become
useful as pot plants and for cut
flowers. The original single Towering
variety will always have its use for
the same purpose.
The sun., 1919-04-13
LAST CHANCE. G SjGaSRy
ALL FOR I DIMES-To Introduce.

Twill send Selected Seed for 10
Big Hills Genuine Early Six Weeks
Potatoes. earliest, hardest, best
keepers on earth delicious quail
ity: so early you can grow two full
crops a year even in the north Il
send full directions); amazingly
productive.
Growers report 1850 bus. per acre
- full bushel from every SIX hills
80 big potatoes In one hill " "lo
bushels from dollar order etc, etc
Also 20 Hills New Prolific Tree Beans
enormous and sure yielders every
where Of extra early. pure white luscious
beans; 10 Varieties best Butter and
Head lettuce 100 seeds; 80 Hills red,
blue, white, rice and gold Pop Corn
for children and chickens; 10 beautiful,
fragrant Tree Ferns, and big Csc,
Flower Collection-for wife and children
ALL safely boxed and post paid for TWO
DIMES or 24c. In stamps. All seeds
and 30 Hills Potatoes SOC. Seeds and
20 Hills 81 90. Seeds and $50 Hills
Potatoes $500.
Gise so Beautiful Watches Free to
80 customers growing most Potatoes
from 100 Hills.
At. Cook. Scotsman, Hyde Park. NY.
The sun., 1919-04-13
FREE LECTURES

Garden Clubs Civic Associations, Schools,
Churches, write for details concerning our
ilustratSd lectures on your Home More
Fruitful" "Your Home More Beautiful"
and How to Succeed with What You
Plant"
Nurseryman's National Service Bureau,
F. F. Rockwell, Manager.
eco West 4ed Street, New York City.
The sun., 1919-04-13

l. fastens securely to the
window casing and cannot
fall, be pushed or blown
off.
The sun., 1919-04-13

1t slides on rails and can
be taken in in case Of frost
or cold weather.
The sun., 1919-04-13

How fortunate It is that the price
OF seeds Is not based upon the beauty
of the flowers produced.
The sun., 1919-04-13
No. decorative daha Perfect Beauty bright light scarlet
Outer end of petals tipped white, large flowers.

potting soil. Some plants thrive WON
derfully where the powdered mortar
is used in the potting soil.
The sun., 1919-04-13

each 80 by 400 feet. In which vege
tables will be grown.
The sun., 1919-04-13

The Cuyahoga Greenhouse Company
of Cleveland. Ohio, has let the con-
tract for building twelve greenhouses.
The sun., 1919-04-13

Of the most delicious flavor. Positively
tho earliest pea in the world. They ars
harder, more productive and Withstand
greater changes of weather than any othst
variety.
Packet Toe. Pint SOC. Quart zoe
IF by mail, postage extra. I pint weighs ID
Write today for our 1919 Garden Guide. II teil5
you about the Morning Star" A. well 40 all tho
other Buist's Seeds-seeds of"9i years' pfssI
tiRe." We will be pleassd 10 ssnd u to you
FREQ on request.
free Flower Seeds with ssden u 5oe ed ssss
ROBERT BUST COMPANY
( and 8 So. Front St. Phllsdslphis. Pc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
FOE TO C0LoNIzE IN
SOUTH AMERICA


Berlin, May s.-Rie German cap.
Eitafists are forming company to be
Known as "the Patagonia" for ex-
ploitation Of South American trade
after peace is signed.
The utmost secrecy is being OBJ
Eserved, and the names Of the mem
beers Nave not been made public, but
Fit is known that the concern viii be
|capitslized at 100000 marks.
1t is planned to send young Ger
mans into Souht America for the for
nation Of colonies. The agricultural
tproda6ts will be sold to Germany,
land in exchange the immigrants are
| expected to bury German-made goods.
/ The society is negotiating with the
e.Arge4tine government for a great
Eland grant.
I The policy is TO make each immi-
+ grant stakeholder in the company
Kim order TO increase his personal in
terest in its success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
.s4#,A WnHHRr evTLeteK
Small pestaun Of Crop Expected to
Matetialks

seaSord, Del, May s.-From re-,
pores from an seatioas Of ths Psain-
suia, aud particularly IN the hg STRAW
berry belts around Mazien, MIDI sefby-
yflsa, Btidgsrsns and seaford, the out,
iops ibr the berry crop il very dis
spdfasing at present. The cold days
sspd nieahs 'fays greatly harmed
planH AMI qatvprans save cut the
berries FROM the vines as clean as if
they were taken of with a knife.
Even il the weather conditions had
Bean t.vorahle, the crop would have
been Short because Of the lack CT
acreage. The hwers are already Of
fe,sks big prices to the growers for
whatever berries they may have. 1t
l. unlikely that idaIy strawberries
WiiH u shippsa from this psHinsufs
on consignment this year, ss the
growers win prefer to SELF to the buy
srs Ut the station and get their money
each day. Spane growers are pre-
dieting they VEIN have early berries
about May Is and are expecting to
receivS 20 cents q quart for early
picknrSs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS
ONCE HAD NOTED MONK
RASPUTaa GIVEN BEATING

b London, May s:Eielit. Col. Napier
formerly head Of the British mill
|tary niassFots with the Russian army
Ia :the Caucasus, who was attached
|se tie staff Of Grand Duke Nicholas,
tells. The STORY Of Rasputin, the hyp-
potist mark Of the late Car. Accord
ing TO a copyright dispatch to the
philadelphia Public Ledger, Rasputin
:ons day bounced into the presence Of
che gra nd duke at general feadquar-
Asrs .eSclaisniRg, 10 you know who !
am :! ~ - !, ;.
Rasputin;; are you?" the grand
pssEepHedi. "Wsks 7 ann going to
aayAEbod Hoggsd this tins and If
''yolt. sane here again ] will have you
aAas,fssa,pp ;, .s'ss,
lRaaP itia vas flegpea and the
,etaIa duke was the only man II u
:Rnfs Ut that time who dared to
s;sss r. 7 b 81 ss.4s5 ,5irsf' $ 'a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE IN JAIL

Richmond, Va, May 9.-1t became
known today William R. Smith, "a
years Of age. ex-convict from Ra-
leigh, n. c., held here on the charge
Of passing a $4,000 worthless check
on the American Railway Express,
attempted suicide early Wednesday
by hanging himself with rope i'm
proyised &C bedclothing in his cell IN
ITenrico Jail He was unconscious
when cut down and it was necessary
to summon doctor to resuscitate
him. A special watch is being kept
over him..
Creditors yesterday instituted in
voluntary bankruptcy proceedings
against him and filed claim against
tn. stock Of automobile accessories
III his place Of business at Ii West
Grace street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
:eHnD's; SKELETON IN KILN

Frederick, Nd, May 0.-The burn
cd md almost unrecognizable gkele-
ton of a child was found in lime
Kiln, at the Barrick plant, near
Woodsboro, Wednesday,. Only clfarred
bones and ashes Of clothing re-
manned. An employee detected an
uRsusual odor from the kim, which
was IN process Of burning, and an
Investigation disclosed the gruesome
And!
Ii Dir. G.. W.. Stultz, Woodsboro, said
the bones were those Of an infant.
It's thought it was cast in the pit
alige the night before. An investi-
cation is being made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
FOUR SHIPS BRING
- 31O,5s2 YANkS HOME

New York. May 9.-Fou1- trans
ports carrying 1882 American sol
diers coming home from the war ar
rived here today.
They were the Mongolia, Great
Northern. Santa Cecilia, and Ken
tuckian. Troops Of the Twenty eighth
Division (PennsyRania), Thi,'ty-sec-
ord ( Michganl : Wisconsin,, and
Eighty SECOND, Georgia, Alabama
YeTnessee, were among the arrivals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
ACCUSES GIRL BRIDE
Husband Charged With Beating Her
Says She Killed His Sister

philadelphia, May s.-Mrs. Ange-
kna Rispo, a l4-year-oli bride, was
.dstainsd yesterday at the House of
Detention when her husband, Michael
Rispo, accused her Of numbering his
sister.
Elizabeth Rispo, IA years old, who
lived with her brother Michael and
His wife, at No. 1850 Eas. Somerset
street, was taken to the Episcopal
Hospital where she died on March l6
from d gun shot wound in the head.
Two days later q coroner held an in
quest, and from the testimony offer
ed the jury brought in verdict OF
accidental death at her own hands. Il
was stated that the girl was upstairs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09

r sare-six room frame house in
suburbs. Has large hall, both up and
Large bath and pantry.
| Front and back yard, Front porch.
Near car line. Five cent fare to
Alexandria. Immediate possession.
Price very reasonable. Do not ans
|wer unless you have $1,000 cash.
Address E. T., care Gazette. 1lo-8t
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.slg & 6 81 ts|:lls.aa13


sSsssss I dass ,fovs; > !:
} lsaien a u; ST 81 ;s-Szssixt psr-i
R4ssa ss IT tr ls :. sais e seriously
4 tlsss4 III he's: sas night Rser.,
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\ sst.ae II t1ss ! s haa sSsH shsaatsr s
!. Pepeff ss5 dssha e eaS lf at
B Itas. sss e =;
$50 asheftes;, 70: :si sTossec;
ss asFsela gsfal Nla4lsa saaa seors
ss'aa gss Iyn sseHel ;. Tnae. :
;s sNtt.ss1tH7 c::tg -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09

Ne manufacture aud repair autonle-
bile radiators. We are the only
experts in State Of Virginia. Al
work promptly attended to ard
guaranteed. Express paid one
way. Ida Auto Radiator Rep,
Alexandria, Va, 104 S. Fayetts
street.
1ol-sst..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09

(ANTED-One' Or two fetiabls
Balesmen, men with some. ceiling
Experience, can secure good study
proposition, with advancement Ter
appointment write Box 45, care
This paper. No-eoa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09

nree furnished rooms to rent TO,
ladies, or married couple. Hot
water and electric lights. : Cab
after 6 p. M, at Apartment No: VI
2l4 North Royal street. 11l=st,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09

APARTMENTS FOR RENT
handsomely furnished or nrfurR4
|ished. Spacious grounds. Immed.
late possession. Best references
required. Agnew Court, Apart.
|ment Hotel, $40 South Pitt Street.
10s-4t.
J: :, :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09

bOMs WANTED-Three ex-Army
Officers desire one or two rooms.
private bath, board, and if posi-
bile garage; with refined family IN
alexandria, Rosemont or Braddeek
Address Rooms, Care Of Gazettss'
Office. 1926.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09

pr Sale-lBsautiful Rasenont hothss:
Quick possession. One Of theepfost;
attractive brick residences in Rose
mort. Choicest location. Three:
pouches and sleeping p1irrch. 6 he'd
rooms, tiled bath. Hot water heat;
Possession June 18th. For: a quick
sale, viii sacrifice. M. l. Hornss,
Gig King Street. Phone 6M. -: /
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09

st-Bossoni Bull Terrier, female,
white neck, brindle body, no COLLAR
pn when lost. Reward if returned TO
bwner, SOL Cameron street. t1o-St:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09

knted-Apartment or house, fur
|iished or unturnished, for summer
months or pe1naneut. P. 0. Box
ka1. s11G.M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09

FANTED ROOMS-Three or four
rooms for light housekeeping in
suburbs: Permanent. Apply Box,
~, Care Of Gazette Office; 11l-4t.
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1ol-e6t.

WILL PAY-Three- fourths cash for
Is to 9 room house with some
modern improvements, desHably
located. Phone GOO or write r q,
Boy 22s. 1921.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09

Er Sale-King car Al condition.
b,aw tires and top. Apply Mr.. Lam
ham 121 South ALFRED street.
|Elebcher Motor Co. 111-It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09

|bOsTS FOR RENT-Furn!shed
rooms for rent; electric lights
hath, hot and cold water. Apply
at 1923 North Alfred street. ll1-2t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09

boy for Office. Carver
and Callahan. 127 North Fairfax
street. IlE ass.
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|oR RENT-Furnished rooms for
rent for men only. Apply to Id
Prince street. 1O6-lmer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09

9or sale-Del Ray, six rooms md
bath, large, lot sizs 61x18o. Ros-
session given in so days. Price 81
SO. Graham and Ogden. 957h.
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|ANTED-Office girl at pnee...
Answer P. O. Box 241 City, i:
1ea-tt:
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|EAM & HOT WATER HEATING
I'VE are now in a position to givaj
b first class workmanship in ,spHFs.
hting at reasonable prices, .jobhings,
modelling in all it's branches, CHI
UP, we can save you money. ~
GATES AND JENKINS, !: /.
Iii South Pitt Street "a : ~ 4.
Phone .7l7.' - = :. q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
Victory Bonds


This is spring, the begin
ming Of life and happiness.
Who extended you life and
hapnilless-the boys over
there. Then show your
Ame,:icanism and apprecia-
ton by buying Victory
Bon,,s-a and do it now.
1os-4t S. c. CRCPIEY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09

NANTED-Live wide awake sIpani
to take charge Of Gazette ciirssuuIIas--
ton and collect for same. Apply
at Gazette Office. lDs-a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
OF Comes Corn
In One Piece
"Gets-IF' Leaves Toe As Smooth
As the Palm of Your Hand.

There's only one corn remedy In
the world that peels corns and cal.
fuses off like a banana peol. and
that's "Gets-It." For walkers and
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-05
WooDMEN OF THE WoRLp

WooDMEN OF THE WORLD Lowell Camp No. 46 will meet evusy second and fourth Tuesday at 7:ss D. m., Finnish hall.
 R. A. WOOD, c. c.
 O. B. THOMAS. Clert
 tt Phone SO4 All Woodnsp invited
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-05
GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, Nov. 1. Corn reatced somewhat today from the ten cent ad-
 vance which had taken place in the lpreceding two sessions. Values closed unsettled, 1ac to 1c net lower with December S1.36as to $1.S61a, and May S1.36A to $1.362s. Oats finished 9sc to 7,c@1c down, and provisions vary ing from 17c decline to DC advance.
 General selling carried the corn sharply downward at the opening and Temporarily there was notable ab- sence of any real support for prices. Most of the initial selling was based Cn a prevalent opinion that some thing of setback would be natural after the sudden big advance. Be sides, the hog market Lad weakened, and weather conditions were more favorable for work in the fields. and for maturing the crop. Predictions of q larger supply of ears tended also to handicap the bulls. Later, however sentiment changed to considerable degree, owing to signs that the amount of corn available for immed- late use was too scanty to satisfy current demands. The nearer-by op- lions were conspicuous in the rallies which followed
 Increased rural offerings made oats
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-05

Book ss. Record of Mines. page 41s. Adsiaids, recorded in Book s2. Rec. ord of Mines page SIS.
 Anita, recorded ip Book se. Record Of Mines, page 407.
 Calvert, recorded 10 Book ks. Rec. ord of Mines. page A1o.
 1hS AltiHes of the adjoining claims to this survey are: On the North Survey No. 1884. Cocl1ney Hill Iode and Survey No. 2133. Morning Stal lode; on Abe East, Bisbee townsite Surrey No. 2674, Morning Star No. : lode. Survey No. 2138. Morning stai lode, Survey No. 1870. Contention lode, Survey No. 3166. Moonlight Ioue and Survey No. 3l62, Buck, Kite Worchester, Calcutta and Silica lodes; on Che South, Survey No. 3162, Silica lode. and Survey No. 1881, North Star No. lode: on the West, Survey No 1881 North Star No. 8, North Star 10 1 and North Star No. 2 lodes. and Survey No. 1894. GoeiEney Hill ana 6hoemakeFE' Last Chance Iodes.
 J. |. IRWIN,
 Register.