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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-16
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
OF CITY AND COUNTY
RECORDED IN COURT

From Carey L. Meredith and wife
to Edward A. Jess. six lots Of ground
on Spa road Second district
From Edward a. Jess and, wife TO
b. Raymond Brashears and wife, two
lots of ground at Camp Parole, Sec
ond district.
From Walter ~ Collision and wife
to Winson G. Gott. trustee, tract of
land on Riverview avenue. Second
district, containing 6.03 acres
From Winson G. Gott, trustee, to
Walter N. Collision and wife, tract on
Riveryiew avenue, Second district,
containing COS acres.
From John III. Souers and wife to
John Mass and wife. lot OF ground at
Ferndale Farms. Fifth district.
From George l.. Quelct. widower, TO
]. Norman Smith and wife. two lots Of
ground at Round Bay-on-thcS Severn,
Third district.
From Charles f. Seibel and wife &c
Ernest ID. Stevenson and wife. tract
of land at Outing Park, Fifth district.
From The Round Bay Beach Com
pany to James C. Splitter and wife
four lots at Round Bay-on-th Severn.
Third district.
From S. CoIquitt Pardee. Ernest w.
Clark and wife to John II Hough.
tract OF land in the Fifth district
From Marie Greenslade and hus-
band to Clara NJ. r. Stone, tract of
land in Second district. containing
l "a acres.
From The Patapsco Park Land
Company TO Harley p. Harris ami
wife. three lots at Patapsco Park,
Fifth district
From Alexander Dennis and wife to
G. NJ. Mittiel Carter. tract of land al
Sudley Eighth district, containing a
acres
From Ardcn-on-the-S Severn. Inc. to
Cuvier r. Marshall and wife, two lots
CT ground at Arden-on-the-Scver
Third district.
From Jacob NJ. Dicus. Jr.. and wife
to Bruner r. Anderson. tract OF land
in Fifth district.
From Bruner r. Anderson to Jacob
NJ Dicus. Jr.. and wife, tract of land
in Fifth district.
From Henry Burner and wife 81
William Meellins and wife, tract OF
land in county. containing / 1-2 acres.
From John X Culver and wife to
William NJ. Stemler, two lots AZ
Brooklyn Park. Fifth district.
From George A. Runk and Wife to
Antoni Barczynski and wife. two lots
of ground in Fifth district, containing
, acres.
From Sallie f Hall and 0den Hall
to Richard St Clare Crandall, tract OF
land at Shsdyside. Eighth district.
containing 1O7 acres
From Annie Stein. Julian S. Stein,
and Harry Friedenwald. trustees. TO
Jacob f. Wiscnuee, tract OF one acre
in this county.
From Lillian c. Davis. Mary E.
Davis, and Samuel Davis, trustees, 10
Mrs. Ida Monday, lot of ground in city
cemetery.
From The Workmans Cooperative
Realty Company. Inc. to Oliver s.
Disney, two lots of ground in Third
district
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member OF the municipal body H
was mayor five terms.
Mr. Thompson has never held. or
been a candidate for. public office be-
fore. but nc is generally considered
as one OF the very finest type of citi-
Gems He is clean, outstanding and
vigorous young man; member of the
American Legion. of the Severn Boat
Club, the local Lodge of Elks. secrc-
tary OF the Rotary Club. and looked
upon as a strong man for progress.
He is cashier OF the Annapolis Bank
ing end Trust Go.
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NOTICE no CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the sub
ssrsbcr al aRne Arundel ts,naty. has obs
taIned from ile Orphans Court e -tnRe'
Tesfamenfary oB tue personal estate 81
SeneH $. Hepburn. Jr.. i:Ie Of Anne Arua-
del county. decreased. All peFsons having
claims against the deceased ARE hereby
warned To exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber on o.
before the
23rd DAY or NOVEMBER. I9sI.
They may otherwise. by law. be excluded
from an benefit 81 said estate All per
sons Indebted 10 said estate are requested
Ia make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
May. 1927.
ANNIE McC. HEPBURN.
ENc,.ntriN.
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To the Editor Of the EUcning Capital:
So many people have asked me
what had become OF the woman's
ticket ESPECIALLY have the men been
interestedD OF which they had heard.
that at last ! decided through you
would sagges. ticket
How is this2-
For Mayor-Miss Isabel III. Claude
First Ward Aldermen Mrs. Bernard
Wells. Mrs. Robert G. Heiner
Second Ward Aldermen Mrs Alb
ram Moss. Miss Josephine Riordan.
Third Ward Aldermen Mrs Nevett
Steele. Mrs. Theodore w Johnson.
Fourth Ward Aldermen-Mrs Rich
ard G. CLANCY. Mrs Edith Rswlins.
AS yon will see thig is a purely
Citizen Ticket | do not know what
these ladies' political persuasions are
or what they will think when they see
their names. but | know them TO he
women of high principles and fine
character and women who. if they
consent 10 enter into public life
would conscientionsly carry out tho
duties OF the Office they filled There
ara numerous others could mention,
but cannot take your time or space al
present.
For counselor | was going TO sug
gcst one whom | knew TO be good
lawyer. sincerely interested in his
home town and the people in general
One who has always been in for help
ing those in need. hut have heen too
late and his party have realized his
worthiness and have already named
him for their counsclor-W. Hallam
Claude.
II we only had woman lawyer.
But as we have not hope some law
yer will be brave enough 10 say Il
will serve with you, ladies'"
Many object 10 woman mayor. SC
if man will come forward for that
office on the suggested ticket | will
step aside.
Yours truly.
ISABEL II. CLAUDE.
Annauoli9 Md
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NOTICE no CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given. that the sub
Scriher of Anne Arundel couaty. has OBJ
Arundel county. la Maryland Letters fes-
tameBtary "a the personal estate ~ Char
lette Watkins. late OF Anne Arundel
county decreased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. With the
vouchers thereof To the subscriber an or
before tile
seth DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1891.
They may otherwise by law. be excluded
from All benefit OF said estate. All per.
sons indebted 10 said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 34th day OF
May. 1927.
PHILIP r. MCGOWAN.
Administrator. Z. 1. a.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Netice is hereby given. that the sub
seriber. of Anne Arundel county. has oh
Arundel county. in Maryland. Letters Of
Administration OH the personal estate 81
Isadore Harrison. late of Anne arundel
county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. TO the subscriber Oh or
before the
Goth DAY OF DECEMBER. 1921.
They may otherwise by law he excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All per-
sons indebted te said estate are requested
To make immediate payment
Given under my hand this l4th day OF
June. 1921
NM II. HARRISON.
Administrator
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THURSDAY. JUNE le, 1921.
THE CASE or ADMIRAL SIMS

The general sentiment OF the
American people concerning Ad-
miral Sims and his recent speech
is thus dcduced by the Providence
Journal from editorial comment
on. the case:
]. That Admiral Sims was in
discreet in making any public
statement on the matter while OH
leave OF absence in a foreign coun-
try.
:. That Admiral Sims, in de
nouncing the Sim Fem agitators
in the United States, told the eX
act truth about them.
3 That the Admiral was with
in the facts when he referred To
the experiences OF the forces un-
der his command ON the coast OF
Southern ireland during the war.
1. That the effort OF profess
sional and grating Irish agitators
ia this country to make il appear
that the admiral has been guilty
of general attack on Americans
of Irish birth or descent has no
foundation in fact and is simply
continuation of their familiar
propaganda of falsehood.
Thousands of letter-writerS to
the newspapers OF the country
have denounced the Admiral as
'foreign-born' and 4 Britisher. or
have applauded his sentiments
and expressions. The fact that he
is a Canadian by mere accident OF
birth-his parents were Pennsyl-
Nanians and he was appointed to
the Naval Academy from Penn
sylvania - has been constantly
harped upon for wears by his en-
emics, in the gentle art OF making
whom the Admiral is an adept
Undoubtedly, the Providence
Journal has accurately and fairly
guaged the prevailing sentiment
of the American press. and its
own conclusion is pressed in this
language;
AS the Journal has stated
many times these men, who are
continually attempting to create
III the United States hatred of
Great Britain, and who, with Will
tication and gutter oratory.. are
engaged in passing the hat for
murder, are traitors To every
American tradition and befoul the
very name OF patriotism about
which they talk 50 glibly
They brazeuly call themselves
Instantaneous when they are
neither one nor the other The
millions OF decent men and
women of Irish blood are con
stantly Inundated and Disguised
by their propaganda They are
allied with every reasonable Ger
man group in the United States.
They have no code OF dccency or
honor"
Secretary Denby'S recall OF
Admiral Sims conveys So un-
mistakably Nashington'S displea-
sure at the Admrals uttcranccs
and attitude that severe discipline
OF him is strongly probable The
public is fully prepared to admit
that the admiral deserves what
ever punishment may be melted
out to him.
There is also undoubtedly a /
feeling of absolute confidence
that Secretary Denby's handling
OF the case will uphold the Dig
nifty as we'll as the discipline OF
the service. He is noted for cour-
age and Straightforwardness in
all his dealings. and no one will
be disappointed il some very |
plain English is used when the /
admiral reaches the Secretarv's
presence III response TO the lat
ter's command Z come home at
once and report to him.
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Another Dry vote

"a burnt child breads the fire" an
nounced the teacher during the les
son in proverbs. Now give me a 9en-
tencc different in wording but meaning
the same thing"
A grimy hand shot up from back of
the class
please teacher came small
voice. "A washed child breads the
water London Blighty.
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If ten persons are together in the
same room long enough. seven of them
will finally get around TO talking about
the weather. The other three will
want to talk about IL. but will con-
iiter themselves superior to the topic
ana RESTRAIN the impulse Evening
SLn..
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notice.!

All delinquent taxpayers for the
year 1920 are hereby notified to
pay their taxes on or before June
~, 1921. and save the additional
cost OF SIPS, which will be added
70 each and every bill after June,
1921, under and by virtue of the
authority of the act Of the Gen
erai Assembly Of Maryland. 1910.
GEORGE F. QUAD.
tJSO Collector and Treasurer.
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SHERIFFS SALE

Ky writ Of Fieri Fs,-ias issued eut ii
the tircuif Court FOR Anne Arunsiel
county on the 3.;rd sar If MAY 1921 ut
the suit III Jerome g. Stevens againSi The
goods. risafte!S lands and tenesnensS 81
Raymond Jargefs- and IL ne directed. 1
hssP seized and taken ia execution III the
right. title Interest and estate both M
law and IN Equity II the said Raymond
gHnErrs IN and u she following prop
erfr namely Que Fnrd Touring car
EIs-iue va. .444oS< =; II D.
And / hereby give Rn.iee that an
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NoTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given. that the sub
scriber. of Anne Arundel county has OBJ
Ia iiied from the Orphans Court Of Anne
Arundel county. ia Maryland. Letters of
Administration on the personal estate of
Ellie j. Sands. late of Anne Arundel
county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned To exhibit the same, With the
vouchers thereof. to the subscriber on o.
before the
20th DAY OF DECEMBER. 1921.
They may otherwise by law. be eNcIuilcd
from all benefit Of said estate. All FER
sons indebted to said estate are requested
To make immediate payment
Given under my hand this / Eth day of
June. 1921.
FRANK II. SrOCKETT
Administrators.
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DEMOCRATIC CITY primaries

The Executive Committee of the Demo
cratic Party for the City OF Annapolis
hereby gives notice that said nartv will
nominate By the Crawford County sys-
tenn its candidates for Mayor. Counselor
aud two Aldermen. and ore member OF the
City Executive Committee from each of
the four wards 81 the CITY Of Annapolis.
held in said city. on MONDAY JIIi II.
in.i. aud for the pnrpose Of nominating
said candidates by direct vote. the regis
the election Of which officers is to be
tered voters of said Democratic Party are
hereby notified 70 attend at the following
laccs and time namely:
WEDNESDAy. JiNE egND. 1921.
From until o'clock, l.. NJ.
First Ward Polling House.
Second WaFd-Asssmbly Rooms
Third Ward = Polling House. Second
Street
Fourth Ward Polling House. Calvert
Street
The man.er Of voting to he "a follows
Each voter shall mark with black pen
81. after the maine Of every person for
whtm he Intends 70 vote aud to the right
thereof in the blank provided therefor
crosS-for example IN.
icrsOls who desire TO be candidates for
MAYOR. for Counselor. for Aldermen. or
City Executive committeeman from each
ward az the said Primary Election shall
Tile with tbe city Exccntivn Coinmitice
iivH days prior 10 the day fixed by the
City Executive Committee for holding the
Sald IrtinIrN Election a certificate stating
his name. residence. age aud the office for
which be seeks To bc nominated and two
days thereafter he shall Iay to the CITY
Executive Committee such SUM estimated
by such Committee to BE his proportiofa;t.
part nercssary 70 defray the EXPENSES OF
said Urinary Election.
I he candidates who iile their certificate
IL the above office arc reaucsted To rec
onimend to the said Conls,ii,ee three per
sops for judges and two persons for
''if Ks. fave days befoFe the said Primary
Election The ju'iges AMI clerks of said
Primary Election shall The day after
tht PRIMARY Election. make out the re-
turns thereof and certify 10 the Executive
Committee the names of tho persons re-
Sl,ectiveIv. who have received the highest
nuniber Of votes in their ward for Mayer
FOR Counselor. and two Aldermen. and one
nssn Der Of the City Executive Committee
Of the ward for which they are appointed
aud the said Executive Committee siiail
Tile the said nomination papers with the
Mayor Counselor aud Aldermen Of thc
CITY Of Annapolis within one day after
the returns of the said judges and clerks
81 the said Primary Election are made
l;;dlots Blay he procured. rs desired by
3nA and all candidates by application t.
the Undersigned committee Within three
days before the date ~ said Primary
E't*tiOn.
GEO. T. PULLMAN.
GEORGE F. QUAD.
WALTER l.. CLARK.
J. J. STERILE
Executive Committee for CITY
ef Annapolis.
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LETTERS TO EDITOR

Miss Isabel clande Suggests 4 Chi-
zens' Ticket. Composed Of Wemea.
For City Offices, And Would Her
self Run For Mayor.
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w. B. & A. Electric
Railroad.
MID-CITY TERMINALS


aaIf Hourly Service Morning aud EVeuinP
Between Annapolis. Baltimore aud
Washington aud Camp Meade
(Washington and Camp Meade
passengers change az Naval
Academy Junction.
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West streetSiation
$40. 1850 GO. $50. T.20. x7.5n. s.20 PEE
1920. 1l.20. A. NJ. - 20. i.20. 20. go
si.a0. xih0, 5.a0 sG.29. 700. s.20. 1870
1I20. r. NJ.
Leave Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier; State House Station. BladeD
Street aud College Avenue. seven t1D
minutes earlier.
Connecting at OdentoD with =. u. Il.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
BIadcn street Station
$50 A NJ. aud every half hour CA the
hour and half hOur til on l. NJ. then
AZ 500. 900. 1000 f1.p0 and l2.00 +. NJ.
LEAVE BALTIMORE-W.. Is. 4.
G.35. x7.25, 9c5. 9.35. 1895. 1l.a5. A. NJ.
1895, 1.35. 2.3J. 3.35. x4.0J. 4.35. x5.0J
h& 6.35. 7.S5. $50. 11.35. II. NJ. 1875
A. NJ.
All trains receive or discharge passengers
az focal points between Annapolis and
Naval Academy Junction and at Ship
ley and Linthicun on signal.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Liberty street station
so. $50, GO A. NJ. ana every half hour NJ
20 and 30 minutes after The hour till
GO L. NJ. then az 10. $50. go, 10. 20
aud 1i.20 L. NJ, and l2.20 y. NJ.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
GOO. CAS- 500, $500, 1000. II. 90 A. NJ, 1900
leo. 200, 300. $50. $780, 43O, 300
Goo 700. 600, HOO +. NJ. 1210 A. NJ.
x-Daily except Sunday.
For tickets and Information apply at our
city ticket Offices: West Street Station,
State House Station. College Avenue ana
Bladen Street: Carvel Hall. Maryland
Hotel
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A dress of red swiss dotted with
white is edged with sawiooth points
of navy blue organdie.
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Tuesday. June 28th. 1921.

A. n orlt's'k 4. IA.
II the t'Surf EiaHSr ,lsar IN the city ~
AnHassuilS wilt gsTer IL pnblie sale iise
ahere Described properly tsne Farfl Tnsir-
ipe Car - sei1e8 and .skr' - the high
eSi bidder ;her.ssr fer sasii
THOMAS ;. Dove
Sheriff
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Member of The Associated Press

-.
The Associated Press II exclu-
aively entitled 20 the use Tor re-
publication OF all news credited 10
Ii or not otherwise credited In this
paper and also the local news pub
iinhed herein. All rights Of re-
publication ~ special dispatches
herein are also reserved.
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Notice To Adyers,,,

AdVrrtiscmeni, into,
-, ,' '..l, 1"i''mn 81 th. Na
1psal viii sot. ia th, l''as
,a'.e" over the ieieah,,'e e, :
been the cu~tom 3. q,
Nncn adtc-iisemfa,- h.l
CciVca over the .,.. 't y
eur new pulir, r,,.. erh 4,
classified ad,rtli>ra.,st. ''H s
paid Ia adNanrc tn. Gas J
Nant1ge OF tins b.. nl, 'l 70
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SHERIFF's SALE


By virtue OF writ Of Iicri Facias Is
sued out Of the Circuit Court for Anne
Arundel county on the 9th day Of Nov
emler. 1920 at ibc suit Of the Farmers
National Rank of Annapolis. against the
goods. chattels. lands ANA teneinrnfs ef
George II. Kobipson. Ella V Robinson ana
barbara T.. Robinson. aud to directed
have seized and taken in execution. 81
the right. title. Interest and estate. both ~
Robinson. Ella V. Robinson and barbara
II. Robinson ia and 10 the following de-
scribed property. fo-wit All that trat.i
IF hand. containing about three acTes
situate In the Third Election District 81
Anne Arundel Cnuaty on the north side
Of the public r"Id about fi=ee- fourths 81
q mile cast Of the public wharf mt the head
land known AZ Timber Neck. il being a
part of the properly acquired By Jobb
Baptist Collins by deed dated 2fst IL
April. 1T74. recorded J. -. No I. folio I'll
This property beeaBc vested in Joshua
Collins Sr.. who lied leaving surviving
him barbara +. Robinson. nee collins and
Joshua Collins his only bcir az law. and
them. said property improved hy small
oDc-stcrg frame bungalow of aboai four
ROOMS
Aud hereby give notice that on
Tuesday, June 28th, 1921,
Al 10 H. ~.
At tie Court House door in the city a.
Annapolis. ! viii offer to public sale the
above described properly. so seized ana
taken. to the highest bidder therefor for
cash.
THOMAS s. DOVE.
Sheriff
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LOST
FOB SALE

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FOR SNLEr-Droph ~H..
sewing machine, a H.6.t
49, ltss f.ufi ltfsttfsfrt. ..... ..-
Also Wilcox n G.bt. ....
Is new for So. Nu.t p
street.
"a: in first class ,ool.tpa
l'rice ~ @"A ttrtw bH.
Nfaduatc Sch" 'I Nata. A.aeg
f,'h N.N''''---' So" .t'H
H,"'e lu' A. ''E.. f
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phonc SD,
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FOX SAIL luf', ''Hi"e"
NpplN '''' Ain4re
rex SAtE Nv" Kitchen STOVES s
ron street.
toes az W cents per hnshH % ri
d"cf. th"ne l9N'
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FOR SiIE twenty atfts ~
Si'-'" ~ li'l' ,,i''' Aai 4
tiihNr 80 As ' ftffl fN Fts
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ann -.
FVh hbhI
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ron RENT IW" race tpHmu
Maryland.
roE RENr Furnished room
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ron RghI

ron RENT Two mrc apartment
Maryland
The evening herald., 1921-04-07
SAL LVATION ARMY
DRIVE FOR FUNDS
SET FOR MAY 9-l6
State Advisory Board
Holds Meeting in
City

Tho state advisory board Of the
salvation Army WIS called together
by its president. Rabbi Bergman. In
meeting held Ia the Chamber Of
Commerce, Wednesday evening. for
the purpose OF disouNsing a report OF
the work dono by tho army in tho
state. and plans TO carry on the work
in the future
Captain A. kranz. OF Denver, was
present and submitted q complete n
nanciai report OF the home service
department Of the salvation Army In
the state OF New Mexico, with recon-
mendAtious and quotas for the various
counties for tho coming year. The
report OF Captain krauz, received the
hearty indorsement OF the members
OF the state board present. Who voted
unanimously 90 get behind the pro-
gram To- raise the necessary funds for
1921. the week OF May TO 10 having
been set apart BY the Salvation Army
Tor thiH effort.
Mr. .. y. Myers. civilian, repre-
sentative of the salvation Army, has
established permanent hoadquarte
in tho stern block, this city. aud will
give his personal attention to the or
ganizatiou work Of The state
The evening herald., 1921-04-07
How to Care for
Evergreen Trees

The following directions have been
given out hy the forest service Tor tho
planting and care 81 tho young ever
green trees distributed through tho
Chamber of CoImcrco Yesterday.
A sandy soil b. preferable n the
soil H. heavy mix mnb with u if
possible. Put sand on top layer or
earth after planting Co conserve
moisture
Spread roots 900 planting
Plant 20 correct dcpth-nsmely.
have tho soil lov,l come 60 a short
distance above top roots This b. im-
p0rtaut. Sec that tho soil keeps at
this lcNCl after settling
Plant IN groups for ornamental
planting
Provide partial shade It possible
north eide of buildings. for instance.
lattice work of mth placed on the
sunny side uf e planting viii also
help The idtu ia 60 lct iu light and
mir but protect thom from wind and
high heat Tho lattice work placed
completely around and over th, small
trees VIII iuCrDas, Che chance uf -uc-
cess ANA keep out animals that might
do Injury
\ heavy watering Ht intervals h
better than frequent llrht wutrrinra.
Water ono tu three timra week as
The trees sc'm tu need it, \ soil that
druiu wrll, auch 1s SANDY soil. viii
give best results in Watering.
The evening herald., 1921-04-07

Manure l. plant food and plant
food Is manure. Anybody that tries
to grow plauts. ! don't care whether
they are vegetables or flowers. with
out manure, b. wrong 70 cant be
done.
Good manure ia the kind to ats into
the ground Got stable manure o.
you can, and % YOU can't do the next
best thing and turn under dead leaves
and put the rest ON top in CONNER
cial fertilizers. Manure somehow or
other if you want Geo grow good plants
AOu can't grow beans unless the bean
can find bean food.
There isn't ans dirt On the world.
dOn't care how rich. that doesn't
need manure OF some kind.
plumy coCkscombs aud woolflowcrs
not only are brilliant and easily grown
plants for the garden. but they have
been found tu hc very effective for
porch decoration iu pots A few OF
them pottcd up when tho seedliugs
are being truuaplnntod into their beds