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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
GERMANY'S PLEA
IS TURNED DOWN

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
ABDUCTION FIXED,
&c. GIRLSADM
Framed-up Robbery of ,
Escorts and Led Them
to Secluded Spot

KANSAS CITY. Kan, April el--
sure We were kidnapped but We
were willing to be- admitted NIL
drcd Hardinger. lS. today. one Of the
Stolen girls. who kept the police
OF this city and Kansas city Mo, ON
a frantic search Of two days before
they were found. late yesterday.
Margaret Hobbs. "a, the other
stolen eirl. also admitted that It
was all n frameup In which Mildred
tho master mind. planned the details
ot the fake holdup.
The two girls arranged with
James Curtin. 10, and Edward Har-
rison. 10, to hold them up and Kid
nap them on Monday night. Mildred
had asked Edward Myers and George
Brown to take them automobile rid
ing on that night and had them stop
the car az the prcarranRed spot
Curtis and Harrison then stepped
out pulled a revolver and held up
the car. They ordered Myers and
Brown out OF the machine. took their
overcoats and money and drove
away with the girls In Meyers car
hut the adventure tho party had
llhnh'd proved To hC a fiZ3lC. They
rode aimlcssly around the country
most Of the time, and finally, cx-
hHustcd and weakened by cold and
exposure, crawled into strawstack
Tuesday night on the outskirts of
tho city. Dishevelod. dirty and half
starved, they were finally rounded
up late Wednesday.
All four are being held by the
police and the two youths impH-
Gated in the case will probably face
charges of robbery and THEFT.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
TELESCOPE USED
IN 18TH CENTURY
Roger Bacon Far Ahead of
His Day, Scientist in
Address Shows

PHILADELPHIA, .pril 2I.-A
detailed description of tho method
used in DECIDING the cipher used
by Roger Bacon. the 18th century
philosopher In writing an,
$4,000 word manuscript. now the
property of Wilfrid NJ. Voynich of
New York and London was given
here today before the American
Philosophical society by Prof. VIII
liam Romano Newbold of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
As a result Of the revelations
made by deciphGring the manuscript,
ncientists have declared Bacon had
remarkable knowledge Of mathe-
matlcal systems conceived today and
had not the discoveries made by
him remained unknown to others
until rediscovered hundreds OF years
after his death, science would have
been much in advance of it's present
state.
The manuscript proves it is main
tanned, that the Franciscan Friar
used both the telescope and the
microscope. Proof of its anthem
ticity was submitted last night by
DR.. New3old before the college Of
physicians and surgeons when he
announced he had dcciphered
Bacon's name on the last page.
In his address today DR.. Ncwbold
pointed out that Bacon was obliged,
because OF the age in which he lived.
to devise cipher which not only
would be difficult TO read. but one
which no one would suspect Of being
cipher.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
IEGAL.S.

SECTION .. THut trr aascssuiUnt hcrrb,
levied Hn ,t.u OFF th, utu'" mentioned tots
hc b u.u up,u such lots and parcels "
land tu tuv HHH, tNt'uf aH utn"I taxes
stWH WnNucr us uthr, tp''H 300 hnl taf
he Gus ot Tulsa. oklahoma. are collected.
uurrb, lrtIpd shalt br divided into three
horiYrd by Huid Statutes uf the State ot
oklahoma tur such cases wadr bnd pro.
interest ut tho rate uf rIgbt tSl por crutum
uHr BuuuIU. PAYABLE annually az the time
Of lh" ra mrni oi inr several met" l.,'nls
the taking rttrrt ut tuIH ordinance. that
tho first iustnllurut uf said aseHHsmonts.
together with Tho accrued Interest ON the
tho lhth rdnN ut December. 1871 aud tho
remaining deferred Iusiallm,nt4 WITH tho
shall hy uaNHhI" uu tho luth dsy ~ De
,ruhrr uf 'G'h Hncc,rdlng year uutll nll
rro,ii'd. novc,or. tar amy " tho own.
rrs OF tho lots ur IHr,rlH uf land So HH-
s,ssod may ut amy tin' dutiug the fuur
co corsroutI,, W,,hH t,IluvInF the day
paN tu tho tity Auditor ~ the 'iy uf
Tulsa. tho fuli amount ut tho usHr"sncnt
coils ~ lNud and thereby release rurh
property from the tcn uf such u4s'vsWcntH
SECTION That thi- ordinance sn"ll
hc pubilahrd for twoutN. nine t19l rouHrru.
two days. iu the Tulsa Daily world. H
newspaper published In Tulsa. otua that
tho publication ~ this ordinance nH 70.
uuirrd by law shall be taken ana re-.
Ettd'd ~ sufficient nuti,o To all persons
interested iu tho assessments hereby levied
by the terms OF thus ordinance,
SECTION o. Thnt all ordinances or
parts OF ordinances In conflict with tho
provisions uf this ordinance, insofar as
such conflict exists. are hereby repealed,
SECTION G. That an emergency exists
FOR the preservation Of the public health
and safety, by reason whereof this urdi-
Hhnll tultu effect from and after
passage. approval ana publication.
PASSED, and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately ana approved this
Sth day ~ Arril. 1877.
APPROVED, this sth DAY Of Arm. 1891
j. NJ ADKtSON.
Mayor pro TEN.
Attest
MRS TRANK SEAMAN.
ttty Attorney.
Approved
PRANK y. DtNtAN.
titN Auditor,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
HAYWOOD SKIPS,
GOES TO RUSSIA

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
every means at its command to ef-
feet his return.
Haywood was seen IN New York
in March, Mr.. Bailey said. and II he
has gone to Russia, the question of
passport regulations would arise, ""-
uiring the assistance Of the state
department to determine how he ..ft
the country.
or the 46 men sentenced TO prison,
Mr.. Bailey asserted all except six
have delivered themselves to the
authorities and the whereabouts OF
five these latter are known, SO that
Haywood Is the only one who could
be attempting to evade sentence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
LEGAL

Published In The Tu,sa Daily World AprIl
lz :, a. 5lSs ~ - lsa is; 90 81, 2s,
3, =; 8. .. z. =. .. and 10 1921, World
Publishing Company Publishers.
oRpINANcE no. sito.
IN ordinance to npportion, levy
ana assess special taxes In payment
of the cost Of constructing = sanitary
sewer In SEWER DISTRICT No. ma
IN the City of Tulsa, as created and
established by Ordinance No. eiiO;
hhu declaring an emergency
WHEREAS Ia pursuance of the pro.
Visions OF the Charter OF the ,ity Of
Tulsa oklahoma, and the statutes of tho
STATE oi Oklahoma, Tor such cases made
ana provided, the said City Of Tulsa did
py otdln.nGe No, 2llo create AMI estab,
after having declared It necessary 10 con
struct sewers IA said SEWER BISTRICr
30 lfS. by the provisions at said Drdt-
December. 1870. let 10 ribbots 4 pieas
ant, Inc, Contractors. a certain contract
i"t the construction of - certain sanitary
and. ''-'
WHEREAS. In pursuance Of said con.
fA'i H"ld Ilhbeta Z Pleasant. Inc, have
s .ohsl tuGtyd i! certain sanithty sewer In
SAID SEWER DISTRICT no. l72 and the
work under ssld contract has been &C
copied anu approved by tho 'ty Engineer
M we Hoard 81 Commissioners ot tho
WHEREAS, In further pursuance OF
NE statutes OF the state of Oklahoma
charter Of The said 'ity Of Tulsa, okla.
homh. II is deemed necessary by the
hoard Of Commissioners Of the civ 81,
Tulsa to levy ana assess a special tax
upon the property liable 10 usHessfntnt In
said SEWER DISTRICT No. l72, by rea-
son Of the construction OF said sewer
and to pay Tor the same and,
WHEREAS, the total cost Of the con.
struCtion Of Haid sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT No. l72l including cHtrus. have
been ascertainsd Md IL hereby declared
TO be the sum uf iG,Al0.2A. nll ~ which IL
10 be levied by special Hssessments against
tho lots and parcels OF land benefited hy
the construction Of said sewer In said
SEWER DISTRICT 80. l72. aud,
WHEREAS, all legal requirements hnva
been complied with 10 authorize the levy
of the assessments against said lots and
parcels of land go liable for the cost ~
construction Of said sewer Iu raid SEWER
DIST RltT NO. l72 IN tho amounts
hereinafter specified In Section : Of this
Ordinance.
SOW, THEREFORE, HE TT on.
bA1NED BY TiTE HOARD or COM
MtSStONEHS on THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
SECTION That there shall bo. and
there is hereby apportlonei tp and levied
upon ana assessed against the several
lots aud parcels of land In said SENIH
DISTRICT 80. 172 Ia tho CITY OF Tulsa
Oklahoma. 90 benefited by tho conHtruc-
ton ~ said sewer. The amounts respective.
ADDITION LOT BLOCK AND'T
.Ha "a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
rfLOWB0Y FINDS FORTUNE
'oln and Silver Money Buried In
Pot J. Uncarthed i'm Virginia.

SALEM Va, April 21.-Hcnry
cameron, 25, descendant of pioneer
Virginia settlers, who works on his
uncle mountainside farm near
mere from sunup to sundown at $40
a month, often dreamed, he said,
l finding treasure and buying a
'arm Of his own.
April ?, when piowing near the
1907 OF Brush's mountain, his pillow
ghearihcd a peculiar looking object.
In'ehtgation revealed 1t 10 be n
snall metal pot wrapped in buck
sNih containing gold and silver
CONS valued at sl4903. About
$4,000 was in gold, 5000 In silver
ana the balance in currency, 40
uaaly disintegrated that the demon
nations could not be distinguished.
ne latest date on any OF the coins
vas 1923
louns Dameron was fearful his
o''une might be taken away from
yum and kept his discovery secret
I hIil today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
ANNUAL FR0LlC AT U. OF T.
Iiarwcll Gym Scene of Unconvcn-
lional Entertainment Thursday Night

Students of the University of Tulsa
celebrated their annual April frolic
IN the HarweH gymnasium Thurs
day night in spite of the rain and
bad weather.
Mos Of the fun was derived from
the competition In buying votes for
the popularity contest, which was
won by Oscar Williams for the boys
and by Miss Leona Britton for the
girls. The votes sold for cents per
100.
Five boys and five girls were noml-
mated FOR the popularity contest at
chapel exercises Wednesday morn
ing. The boys nominated the girls
and the girls nominated the boys.
The proceeds of the vote sales went
TO the Y W. c. A, which organiza-
ton, together with the Y. NJ. c. A,
and the social committee OF the fac
ulty were responsible for the success
OF the fruliC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Supcrstitions of Actors.

owen More, being quiet Irish
temperament, is forever spilling salt
to uven up matters "A little.
Eugene O'Brien never misses n
chance to walk under ladder.
Sometimes the painters are at work
and then his valet has a job.
Martha Mansfield insists upon the
waiter sitting down with the guests
when there are only twelve diners
at the table.
Elaine Hammerstein buys mirrors
by the dozen so she can start the
day right at Selznlck's studios by
smashing one.
zona Keefe, who Is gifted whis
tier, practices trills and high notes
while she busys herself in her dress
ing room.
Thus do these film players defy
some OF the most sacred traditions
Of the acting fraternity concerning
favorite superstitions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22

fpR SALE Model 30 overland touring
1890 model In first-oiaaa condition. ali
new tircr aud looks good priced right.
some terms. Phone Cedar llG5. IagB y
second 81.
FORD TOURING 1890 model. equipped
with starter; car Ia good condition fve
tres price iisb, can be seen at No ~
E Eleventh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
HorcInans Defeats Sutton.

CHICAGO, April 2l.-Edouard
Horcmans, champion balk line bill
liardist OF Europe, defeated George
Il. sutton OF Chicago tonight when
he completed the fourth block OF
their l6OO-point 1872 balk line con
test In six innings, making the final
score l,6OO to 46S. The score OF tho
game tonight was 400 to 81.
Horeman's high run was 1873 and
his average for the four games SO
Contrary to his usual play tho Bel
gian shot a steady game throughou.
the four blocks, making steady runs
each inning. His average for the
game tonight was 90 As. Sutton's
average for four games was 10 3-3I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
threaten Lockout in
Chicago Building Work

q, OnlCAGO, April 2i.-A lockout
,ne building trades In Chicago,
pecllye April so. unless the unions
on, aH,While sign up for 90 per cent
co.., 'or skilled labor and a 80 per
wa. % reductlon for unskilled labor,
srs announced tonight by the build
ant ~ present the rate II Sl.25
tb., VI an hour. II Is estimated
O0o oSo shutdown would tie up $40
now n'uv worth Of structural work
~" under way.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Utah Drops Jap Question.

SALT LAKE CITY, April II
Utah viii take no further action in
upholdlng California in fits stand on
the Japanese immigration question.
Governor Charles Il. Mabey today
advised Governor William u. Steph-
ems OF California. Utah takes this
stand 10 avoid causing any embar-
rassment to the federal government
in its international relations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22

Mamma Charles. you look as II
you had been fighting again. Have
you2
Charles Yes, ma-am, had 70.
Ralph Brown hit mo on the cheek.
Mamma Well. you should have
turned the other check?
Charles did. and he hit that
and soaked me on the nose Then I
got mad and licked the stuffn' out
Of him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22

conversation with "A pretty girl dur
ing "A railway Journey lie was very
pleased with himself aud when tho
train arrived at his dcst nation he
said TO the girl.
I'm afraid you wouldn't, perhaps.
have been so nice IL you'd known !
was a married man"
"Oh, as to that" said tho girl.
you have nothing on mo I'm an
eSCaped luuatic" "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Had CIoudburst at Edmond.

EDMOND, April 2l,-HoaVy rain.
In proportion to Cloudburst, fell
here this afternoon, causing wash
out Of crops Of several feet in houses
on lower ground, and the city park
was reported to be flooded to a depth
Of four feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Government Shin TO BE- Dry.

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-Per-
mission to carry liquor on govern
mcnt-owncd vessels was requested
OF the shipping hoard by tho Nun
son line some time ago. but was
denied, Chairman Benson said to-
night i'm discussing cable reports
Montcvide' Uruguay, as L wet
that It's steamer Huron had left
ship"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
W~rh Your Step,

A drunkard OF long standing ha-
hoon reformed by an operation WhlJh
a bono that pressed against
tbe brain. The Detroit News alSo
renorts a number Of cures effected
hy the removal Of brass rail that
Was nressing against the foot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
wANTIn--AirOMoBILrS

'bN Iwo.tur garage between
u"ny,i and carson an Thirteenth. Call
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
AUTOMOBILES
~ rO~ ION mItI-0,NN

aARAdE or 5ant issa u. second
tLNupn. s., tl5..Ntrc garagr. close tn.
osrEo atfI
GARAGE for rent $40. is2o =. Detroit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22

published In The Tu'sa DniIy world Aprli
". 10, - 10. l6. ~ 1s 10. 20. 81. 29,
., a. 3, .. T. =. .. and 10. 1921. World
Publishing Company Publishers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22

''Nt al tS' Nj
LoSl- IirUWn female brlndle bull pun,
white feet breast stripe, Htrhyed from
car near carnival grounds. reward. Usage
72Gf 9lsb.
Lost kodak pictures ,sil Cedar 727,
reward.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22

REWARD For return 10 Room 400 sn.
clair HldE., several keys uu ring With
small LHSallo hotel. chicago. ldrnuhCa
ton tag attached
TAKEN ur- one biara horse. COZ S
lrIV8T.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
LOST AND FoUNn.

LOST AND FoUNn. {.
Lost HroWn female brindie hull PUP
white foei. bJeasi stripe HtrAycd from
car near carnival grounds. reward. Usage
1864 9lsb.
Lost kodak pictures ,sil Cedar 727,
sTHAYED
biack Persian female cat from WHITE Guy
Jersey Farm. answers 10 uam0 of Judy.
'all Rurnl a 10, reward.
LOsT-srnui chiid's bsliet slipper. sutht-
day Phone Cedar iiob.
REWARD offered, Lost ne~ FoIf haE
I'VE clubs, from auto going north from
flth Ca FIRST on BOSTON. west 90 Denver
Please CaIl osagn $50. Name on has.
Ice g. Moore.
STOLEN "wednesday night. Aprl 90 ba'
horse, about 10 hands high, branded
on LOFT hip, loft ear split ana scar 90
stomach, good condition. Liberal reward
ior return of horse. can or write ipb IA
Lost stock book, IN vicinity m FIRST and
Cincinnati can Cedar lo-J, Tom Jackson
Wholesale Gro.
PARTIES who took handbag from caI
between Second ana ThTd ON 'incin
nall, between ana p, ul.. ON 2is'. r"
turn papers IN Cardboard carton and maj
q" so5a 8. Main, Tulsa, Or. E. ", LOWS
can keen other articles.
LOST BlarE umbrella vim white rIuy
In handle On atOO y. First ST. car Hr
lufn 10 hlss Bum. ut Naudcyrrs, f'rI
floor
FpuNp-An Airedale pup. Phone usag.
7A91,
LOsT-Pair uf TurtoiscahcIl ummat
PuDn 'rdur bsi
LOST "wednesday evening. probably 40
Fifteenth ST. pnufI handled four biad9'
pocket ku'fc. on" blad" opened rr"'rd
'hl pserr Git
LOST Ten Erys on rIug uua bIt n"nR
between Frisco depot and DkIahuWa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
LEWIS MARSH
CORPORATION

fpH SNlt.lf Nuu aIo looking Ton I'd
bargain iu 20 passenger ear uow run
nlnR call ospEv sNst after .u.tIo,h owe.
uiurH
IpNp uWNEUv NVrENttON Just out
Of the lurd factory doing Ford repair
work 'NDIuHiNtI1. beet of references lu
IulsH. 'HHg" Atae. Davis iitua
ny NIM ,ltANuIEV II. passenger touf.
iug cor, beat buy in town 81 900 some
trrWs ur viii trade. n. " liAtrhrurk
lt9 " Cameron.
STAR TRACTOR run iesa thnn t00
miles ono uu Nrld wagon. will sell ON
letWH 60 responsible parties Write AtoX
McNru Rporry. pIlu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22

FAlRAoNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL Tor
confinement private. prices reasonable,
may work Tor board babies adopted.
Write Tor booklet. Mrs o. ~ Long, i9lI
f., Twenty seventh St. kauHss cay, Mo.
PILES. fstula, itching nssuros. bleeding
liberation Eraudly relieved. Free trial
Pleasant TIla cure viii convince. Write
=. rurney Auburn lnd.
WEST MAIN MATEHNtTY sANlTARtUN
4 homs for tho care ana protection
OF young women, rates reasonable, babies
Ed0pted- Or, N. VI Nepmsn. medical
director i5A7 " Main Oklahoma CITY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22

VEIL MATERNITY HOSPITAL Tor young
women before and durlDg confinement,
private. terms 10 suit, babies adopted
free MrF q. " James. - Weat aist ST..
Kansas C!tY Ms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
OLDSMOBILE

For salc by private owner seven
passenger OIdsmobuo. In good mo
phanical condition, four good tires,
1921 license paid. Can be seen AT
1915 Nicholson avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CARDs or TnANhs

VIZ WISH To express our gratitude 20 an
who b. their Eyinpathy their acts Of
kindness nud beautiful floral offerings
nave helped ~ to endure our great lose
~ tho death Of our loved one simon Lo
Roy Conway. Mr. and Mrs. {. 9. cons.
way.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-23
RAILROADS WOULD ADJUST
 WAGES or. CoMNON LABOR

New York, Feb 22.-The Association of Railway Executives today gent to the carriers letter recommending that the matter of =--Is:ing wages of common labor to lower levels be left to the in- dividual railroads to carry out in accord ancA with conditions prevailing in their territory v-.'
 The letter. signed by W. W. Atterbury, chairman of the labor committee, set forth that the carriers have complain ed that they had been criticized for not re- ducing the pay Of their common or un- skilled labor to wage levels prevailing in other industries 7
 Mir. Atterburys letter said he had suggested 10 the railroad labor board that permission be granted enabling the carriers to use these prevailing rates as a minimum scale far railroad employ ulert but that the board decided on Feb ruary 1o that this matter could be raised only as result of negotiations between the roads and their employees.
 To each individual carrier the letter left the determining of what the new wages should be, when they should be proposed and the naming of the classes sf employees to be affected.
 The procedure . of establishing new wages far unskilled labor it continued. must be tn strict accordance with the transportation. act and decisions of the Uni;ed states:labor. beakd." .5
 The, letter. said that t,npmerous .compan- les had indicated that prevailing rat',s of wages sof common. unskilled labor in their territory had greatly declined be- low the rates set by the railroad labor boards decision of July %, 1920.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-23
PAVING rMMAsrE..

Garden waste. decsyed SsveStabiss;. deal vines, weeds and The &efsanic fa4s bish. that. collects about the pIase aduring, a busy summer may be, clean Cd. .;up,s and
 put, to, work again through tho &Eehey Of
 a compose hear. < Start 'tKe heapsby lay-
 ing down "a bed of Astabis sma affure Which
 has not been burned or he1ted. .'rhee sise sf the plot will vary Nith the atnSHpt Sf refuse stoi De suseds;;l for ;ord mary usss if the bed. is; made eight feet long ks isix feet wide and, i've teetsdeep, it will serve the, purpose. Over the. manure spread a
 two-fest layer of refuse and eoyerfHftA 4nsthef layer of manure: This. lastiiSyef Heed be only foot h 'tA!clcAess. ResAst tKe; layers tratii all. tke xwasteSsAAs$ $Sa disposed sf and theh cover r tAk fWhele with aslAyer of. earth. ;e=<> .s-1 :.
 If it is desired to add ts tAS heapF frSn1 time Sts time the teD layer may Se epeu- Cd and the. new material sraptied inte the hole thus made. This Iis'.cSn7eiient fer tke suburban. home where there ,i.
 no animal 10 cShsunAe. the kitchen xasts
 In the spring the. heap Is We'll mixed with fork and the compost is readily
 to be spread on the garden plot3 The
 heating manure will SeftectiSeiy. destsey any weed seed present, and will 4, alse break down the structure of nsst Sfst