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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-06-29
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CORN CLUB BOYS

| my IoUUoT W you, DuL KNOW you
will pardon me as | have been so
very busy l just have not had
time to write.
There are several things I want
to say to you this time, so read
this letter very carefully.
1. One of the main causes of
corn firing is due to a lack of nitro
gen and the time the corn is most
likely to fire is when it is silking
and tasseling. If the corn hasn't
sufficiency of nitrogen at this time
it will fire and a very little corn
will be made. When your corn
begins to bunch for tassel-and
yours may be doing that now-it
should have dark green color,
so green until it is black as
some of the boys say. If it has
this color at punching time you can
be reasonably sure that you have
a sufficiency of nitrogen to carry
it through the ear-making period.
1t it is just green-a yellow green
at punching time you may be
sure that the corn will fire and that
it will make but little corn. The
thing to do then, if your corn has
not the proper color, is to apply
ABOUT 100 to $50 pounds nitrate of
soda or 200 to 300 pounds of what
is called top dressing, if you hav-
emit the nitrate of soda. This, /
would spread over the surface of
the ground and cultivate into the
soil. REMEMBER, the time to
do this is when your corn punches
for tassel.
2. AS l wrote you before, l
would suggest that you cultivate
your corn shallow-not over two
inches deep, and not so deep if
possible-at least once a week and
soon after each rain to save mois-
ture and to ventilate the soil so
the corn can get good fresh air to
breathe. This should be kept up
until late, until your corn is roost-
ing ears if possible.
3. When you ''lav by" your
corn SOW 1t in peas. You will be
given five points toward winning
a prize if you do this, so be sure
and sow peas in the middle of your
corn at ''laying by'' time.
4. AGAIN, select another acre
where you will plant your corn
next year. Sow this in peas. You
can cut the peas for hay this fall.
You will be given 10 points toward
winning prize if you do this. Be
SURE AND Do THIS.
3. Some of the boys planted
oats where they had corn last year
and have already harvested their
oats. These BOYS will keep records
of this and make a report at their
comfy contests this fall. They
will be given 10 points toward
winning prize. Those boys who
SOW the acre they now have in corn
to oats this fall will be given 10
points toward winning prize. If
you have no acre of oats this year
be sure and sow your acre that you
have In corn to oats this fall.
Likewise the boys who had oats
this year will SOW oats after their
com. This is crop rotation which
will build up your land.
6. REMEMBER EVERY BOY
is IN THE CORN CLUB TO
STICK TO THE END REGARD.
LESS OF RESULTS. These are
the only kind of boys we want in
the Boys Corn Clubs.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-06-29

Senator H0ke Smith gave out statement Washington
mont mas seemed necessary for me to make formal state
in the Senate Friends who have
their
to Ts SsTs asD sns given
to large extent familiar with my efforts the
s people osn and So represent s 1T them all the extent ability
to confer with me on matters IN Wabg n aH G 6 AMY b
t.d have lions long realized with that
s1sd @ & sGe obliged s to o in some acute differences h
Hfareds Of those who have opposed in the believe that
The people l have been
Hf anu Sa' Ppii e 'sse' aSs
ma ME- Fl aS Si ne
s1 not a sP' sa fE he '9 @S5
my OFFICIAL due and T must Q9 nst m eeo n
9a = ny !sss s"s s' %'s approve my RECORD The Senate
SENATOR SMITHS RECORD IN BRIEF
REGIONAL RESERVE eANksenaOr presented urged
s n for fsssrys Bank which
lars which will be available
. rAs% g. %
and demonstrating scientific methods
the S s R s csns h %
oh the u Uo cotton gssnhae ana to prevent the methods
will sooooooo annually the $ioooooOo
to PARCEL smsFi Geoss member Of the
s k. .s:. % s TT: low s: ]
which the Parcel Post has been such marvellous
fifty pounds the @ be dueed a
pparsd esssSnS s"s E Do.
Of Markets in the Department Agriculture
been operating for nearly
tiles for to the
the "'s Passage the
bill
it's defeat Fought the Mcumber bill
and voted against that BILL his
of $50OooO0o of the proposed increase
CURRENCY 5llLWas actively Identified
BILL establishing
Democratic
reducing s5oOOO
Democratic
dissenting vote
introduced bill National
THIS was Incorporated the Currency bill and
for i've whereas formerly
AID TO ROAD
Senate which
he advocates the expenditure of the entirely
spending the money top SOIL
that the greatest possible will
share in the appropriation would
FOREIGN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
migration through the educational qualification
the Dill over President Tafes veto
House.
COMPENSATION sILL-ln nsumounabe odds
socald which
deprive employees railroads legal eh - =
PROTECTED SOUTHERN amendment
btraton Treaties which adopted
fraudulent struction times -
OPPOSED NEGRO confirmation
to be Register OF the
be judge OF the Municipal Court
months and mustered t"enyfOu but could
Recorder OF DEEDS ana MS resignation called for
a charge
coMMlIIEe member of the following Committees
Education Labor which judiciary;
Forestry POtofHce Library
ing Committee
The above brief statement of the
Smiths full statement
with of his speeches
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Money to Loan.

| have $lOOO.O 90 on hand to lend.
on close in farm lands, and $500
to lend on city property. These
funds are already in hand.
sALEX KOPLIN,
If. 400 Five Story Bldg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-18

Continued on Fourth page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-18
Keith S Lyric

Tim Murphy has re-entered vaude-
willie and for his vaudeville engagement
Inns selected a short version of "Old
Innocence" which Is taken from the
same French source as "A Iair Of Spec
tacies," which had such a phenomenal
run In New York, London and Paris
few years ago. The comedy is full
az bright witty lines and laughable
situations. and Mr.. Murphy gets all
that there is possible out OF it. In
his supporting company are Miss Eu-
gefia Webb and Robert Clark. both
Of whom are well known.
The famous cartoonist, r. l. Gold
berg, will be an interesting feature
of next weeks program. Mr.. Gold
berg draws series of pictures from
some of his cartoon hits. principally
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-18

from his biggest success ~Boobs
Abroad" He takes his hero all around
the world and gets him into any amount
Of funny predicaments, meanwhile
keeping up q running IRE of witty
talk. which makes his act = pleasing
and amusing quarter Of an hours en-
tertainment Among the cartoons OF
which Mr. Goldberg II the creator are
"rm the Guy" I'm Cured" Foolish
Questions" "Boobs Abroad" and many
others.
Tom Smith and Harry Madison are
together again In vaudeville with their
new and novel surprise act. Beside
Smith and Mr.. Madison there are four
others in the company. who although
they are not featured In the bill form
q Very important part In tho act.
An exhibition OF daredevil bare back
riding will be presented by Bradna and
Derrick Miss Bradna and Mr.. Der
rick were formerly principal eques-
TRANS with the Harnum 4 BAily circus
and more recently with the New York
Hippodrome. Fred Bradna, formerly
chief equestrian director with the Bar
mum & Bailey circus. acts as ring mas
ter.
Americas funniest comedy auartette.
The National Comedy Quartette with
Joe Jenny and his three comedians. Will
be a riotious feature OF next week $
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-18
Grayce Scott Bijou

Dewitt Newtng will make his most
preteftious production next week at
the G;rayoc Scott BiJou. when he will
present Miss Grayee Scott as Mary Tu-
dor. in the beautiful romantic play.
when Knighthcod Was In Flower"
This play was dramatized by Paul
kester, from Charles Majors popular
-i.4.44-l- faT-Lulla- Aarlarlsr -Asad perhaps
ii "a truthful 70 say that no better
play OF that romantic period. when
hearts were won by the sword. has
ever been presented To the public.
II deals with the Court of Henry
VIII and the heroine is Mary Tudor.
his sister. sometimes called The Mad
cap Princess" She was the reigning
beauty at the court and was sought
In marriage by Louis. king OF France
In this play. which Is almost identi-
cal with actual occurrence, she meets
Charles Brandon. a favorite officer in
her brothers guards. She, falls in
love with the dashing young officer
and In order TO escape marriage with
he king OF France she DISCUSSES her
self as q boy ard runs away with
Brandon. They stop at wayside inn.
where II crowd OF oilers suspecting
her disguise, insult her and Brandon
Is drawn into o fight to protect her.
In order TO save Brandon's life from
the mob she dlsclosss her identity.
King Henry and mis- followers over
take them and Brandon Ii condemned
to die, and then Mary promises to
marry the French monarch to save
Brandon. Shortly after her marriage
her husband dies and she Is being per-
secuted by the attentions of the Dau-
phin. when Brandon appears and res
cues her.
She returns 10 the court of England
and Henry VIII. wishes to form an
~ al and then II Ia that nh y
s forced to- acknowledge her marriage
TO Brandon. The king. finding himself
pow eriess to change matters, finally
relents and receives Brandon in his
court. creating him Duke OF Suffolk.
Miss Scott will play the part OF Mary
Tudor and in this part viii have an
opportunity to ba seen Mt her best Mr..
Warner will be seen rs Charles Bran
don and Mr.. Newing as Henry VIII.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-18
ACADEMY


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The modern books Of today arc far
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The popular book OF today ~ on 3
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Like wildhre sweeping = prairie. Ma
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lanterns and the women--thAt great
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-18
Colonial

Devotees OF popular priced vaudeville
will learn with great3delight that the
Colonial will open its doors again
Monday to the public, after having been
closed more than a month and half.
During this time the house has been
made practically new. and patrons
visiting the house tomorrow will see
many great improvements,
The bill selected to celebrate the
return to the busy corner" Ia one
that will be the talk OF the city before
Tuesday night. Wilmer. Vincent &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-18

bin. This quartette has been together
for over fifteen years. and has APP
peared In practically every large city
of the world. The main cause of the
quartette being such success. how
ever. Ia their excellent comedy.
Others on the program will be De-
Leon and Davies In classy singing.
dancing and talking Offering; and
Boyce and Godfrey in acrobatic absur-
dities.
Pathe weekly pictures which tell in
pictorial form recent events in the
worlds history. will complete the show.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-18
:: ADJUSTMENTS :

army Of working, striving. praying
souls--read IT while between the print
Cd lines they saw their beloved ones
who were making of their breasts a
shield for their country, homes and
honor. Macaria was born in teupes-
tnous days and stands now as a shin
ing memento to the people OF the
garden spot of America, the sunny
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-18
AT THE THEATERS

Acadauny-11oAday nfgl4: Wrestling
mach, Joe Turner w. Bob DRY.
Tuesday night: ~Macaxta-"
Dd3ou-Au week mAtinoes Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday: 0rayce Scott
ana company In ''When Knighthood
Was In Flower"
Lyrfo-Ksith vaudeville.
Colonial-VAudsvt1le and pictures
Supsr1or-Afotion pictures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-18

South. Drarnatized by Charles Mar
shall Jeilen. and staged with all Its
rare charm preserved intact, II Is Of
fored as an attraction at the Academy
Tuesday night.
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glm geitrisen Gage erfrsuisn iia bic
9ilber bonn europdiihen 8riegsId,our
plaB. bic in Der MauiitbaIe aur @ors
fiihrung seIansen, tpieoerum ipo9lDers
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8ilDer perionlih 5usegsn mar uno bas
per gang senaue ino Den 5batiahen
entiprehenbe Shilosrnnssa ssbsn
fann.
Die Bilber ipsrben nur rod sfpei
Gage Bis einihlisbli4 gum Sonntds
seSsist iperben uno iper es iotpeit
perIdumt fat, ii9 bisie 9orfiibrungsn
dn5uisben, BEN lam MIR geratben
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mentli6 bonn beutf1en S.dHbpIntt
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iinb ben gtpsis bafiir liefern, bab bic
gelsisr es tparen, bic alien SaBungsn
beg 00ltsrr.6ts 5uDiber banbeltsn.
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fir bic bsranpa4Ienoe Sus.nb uno
5err R. prenbsrguit. Der bas auf.
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Bat In ben beutisen 9lnSsiseipaltsn
bieIes 9ldttes nit Ieiner 2ln5sige ii.
nen aoupon bcr5ffentliht, Bel Oeifeu
@or5sisung S9ultinber Biz au IS
Sabrsn beute MIR Is Gents gu Sc.
satlen brauhen.
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Hdmbertrip
@r6enfete lentr Wiorsen i'm 3eifan'
rant i'm Sanie gsu. f040 Sree.
man slpenne S11.25.

Sin beripessns RGubertrio ituttets
6eute Morsen tur5 DOR 5lpei llbr Dem
Reitaurant i'm Sauis SO. 1040 Grses
man 4penue sinen Beiu6 ab unb err
beutete bic Summs DON $11.25.
sJn Dem Rsitaurdnt mar 3ur Sci.
nur Der Gsfddftsfiibrsr 9up Mpsrs
antpsIeno. Die orsi Burden, eou be-
nen jeber nit einsm S6iebeiien be-
ipaffnet mar, trieben Wipers i'll eiile
Ode unb pd6reno Siusi ibn nit ibren
Repolpern i'm Sda9 bieltsn, pliinosrs
te Der brittle 5uerlt ben Hegiitriroppu.
rat. aus Dem sr $3.50 entnabm. Dos
rduf sr Wpsrs' 3aidsn burhiudte.
ipobsi er ipeitsrs $l.75 erbsutets. Die
Rauber ergriffen buraufbin bic Glnft
uno lpdren ldugIt perI6fpunosn. als
bic Don Wlpers telepbonii6 bsrbsigerus
Ienen pOli5iiten auf Der 8ilbflGfs srs
ihiensn.
WDers mar inIolge ieinsr Nufres
eung nidt sinmal i'm Stanos, cine gus
te Notwithstanding Der Rauber gu
aeben.
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2abton ,,nb SelIebue.

ssm @cIlcuuc Staotratb fam eS
iiber einc nmenolrte SroiuanI bic
@eIteueriina Der ueridlieoenen 0iee
id,1ftsbduier, 5u einem bisiaen slrgus
nIrnt. 9as 2i3enS-&onirnittee per-
langt 1Go IN 4rerlilms iiir geriidez
rluigen imo ioll nie t914syfate a1lf
fir 1916 GJiiItigfeit babcn. 9ie Or.
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benad,ridtiet, eaf tie ole Seitenpege,
Die slt oen perifieocnen @riiden fiib.
ren, repariren miro, iobnlo cas- @et.
ter oies 5uIdbt. Staotrntb slnberz
ION itcIlte ben 9lrtrag, oaB ons 2is
5enss&onrmittce bis 5iir nGditeil
Sieung ieinen 9eritlt eirbringen ion
Oh Die aiseus fiir JIaiHeubierbauSel
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SeutiHe ssramem itnc Sin'
Der ans Sbtita
Siirfsn burd bic

SHrfen burd bic Der.
Stdaten tom men.
Waibingtpn, .. s., Is. DEB.
Das Stdats 9epartement bat Die
GrlaubniB srtbsiIt, baB uneefGhr 500
beuti9s Srauen uno ainber, bic als
Solse pss arisgss in Sbungbot, Gbt-
No, seItranost iparen, auf Der Riie.
reiie na9 Oeutfchlanb bur6 bic Der.
Staatsn tommen oiirfen.
Die QuftIdruna oes 81 MOrs
bespon Barnett 9dffans
aebli6 bepprite beno.
Rem Dprt, IS. 0esember. 3pei
9riiber Ramens Soiepb UNI Sdtot
Gpben ipuben am Sreitaa pOn ben
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dung iiber bic @rmoroung beg @n'
sros @efliiselbdnolers Barnett 8afi
beihGftist iinb, Der por einigsn Wo'
den auf pffensr Strabe BON peric'
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nannt. Gin 9eidfuB purbe ssfabt.
einen proteit gegen Die SobIons
S-bepasb Rational Option gia eirst>
fenpen. Die Petition IOll an ben
aonarebabgeorbnsten grtbur g.
@ouIe aeidnbt iporben. - Sol. 8. 8.
gsicbemann unterbreitete eine petition,
bic 5aufenbe BON unteri9riften
trdgt, um bic Rentralitdt Der Der.
Staaten, bic allen 9lnfdein perlest
pirb, aufre9t au halten.
Gs iheint als ob man iih auf
einen 9riidsnbau nabe osu naipples"
9eeiiiat bat /um bic reus Duierleis
tungsr0brs BON ben GOpington Reiers
boirs na6 Siib gopington unb So
Dinaton su bringen. Der foniultirenOs
Snssnieur 5ornung 6at ii4 auT oiasn
plan gseinigt unb 1T Der 2lnii6t, baB
bic MaiIerIeitllnssrO6rsn iJer bic
Bride beoeutsnb beiier finb ols OaB
iie untsr bem Gliding selsgt peroen fols
fen. &ommiiidr 5afDt pom 0ffsntlifsn
gissntbums Department 1T oeriels
ben 2lniiht.
Sin idabbafter S6ornitein pers
uriadte Elm Jeuer I'M 9auie DON sSreo.
Weit SO. S08 @reenrp Strabe, oas
einen S9aosn BON $50 Oeruria9ts.
- Die 8drteubers Qotal Union go.
805 bat folssnos 8eamte srtpdbli:
prdTbsni, @b. gsit; 93eprGiioeni,
9sarl Smitb; Sdabmsiiter, Glem.
Shamann; 5inanaietrstdr unb Gss
i&ftsfiibrsr. sSrso. 6snsebolO; pros
tOtOll Sstrstdr. Soiepb Susl3; sSn,
mere Wa9e, Wiaiam Diidsr; 4eIBes
re @a6e, Ssrrp WoIib; Chaplain,
Dm- Seipea; SnipettOr, gIOie Bra
jen.
- Die ,9rotberboO0 Of Yainters.
Decorators anb papsr Sangers" 2os
tal Union Ro. 238 eripGblte in Ro.
122 pite StraBe folsenbe geamte:
prdiibent, @m. g. GoIins. 8i5eprGs
iibsnt, Dm. WalIuce; prototolIetres
tdr. Sames u. Smith; 5inan5ietres
tdr, Sobn 8oblman; S6aBmeiiter,
gDm. Wlc2uden; Conductor, German
grate; WarbsH, Wm. 0emob; Srus
tees, 5bomas Wife. SobH Campbell,
Sobn Sherman; Oelsgateu CUR Dit.
Contention, Wm. Collins, Jamss u.
|Smit6, Sam. ae[lp; Oelegaten CUR
5ruoes ano 2abor 9tFemblp, Wm.
Mcau6in, 0ape Glore, Sbomas Wiie.
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bon Or. u. St)ipasmeper lmb Der
prctofollfii6riIna bon paitor Sans
9anpt ibrr reselmaBige 0erfammlunJ
ab, in ipelher Shdbmeiiter 5iil ies
mann berihtste. bog Bis jebt $685.
1862 an aisbssgelbern sinsesangsn
ieisn, ipobOn bsreits $4,000 an bic
@entral SammelitelIs bes .. u.
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itidt porbsn iinb. 9luh lpurbs be-
rihttt. bdB bic 3tpeite guflags Der
sfiinfiter poitfdrteu, bic in tefs
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rei4en albgdna babe unO balo hurd
cine neue gufldas erTebt iperben miiiz
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als qlnbsnfsH suseitellt perben, iinb
iid prdhtia gum Ginrahmen sisnsn,
limb isbt fertiaaeiiellt unb iSnnsn Don
5errn gbas. Menier. ipelder ben
1eridlsiB Der Witgliebsfarten be-
treibt, be5ogen perben.
Gds 9a5ar aomnlittee beri1tete
bur6 Die 6erreu Sisbel lnb aamz
ineron, baB ss nod tsinsn snbaiiltiaen
gerift abitctten ionne. benfeIben aber
in Der ndhiten 0erfammluua. bic ires
aen Der Sseisrtage srit am syrsitag, ben
8. ssdnuar 1915 itattfinbet, unter=
breiten iperSt. qluf slntraa beg 6errn
0iebel tplrbe bic 8erlofunc breier
@eaeniianbs, bic bonn gdsar NOD
iibriq asblieben Iinb, in Der @ers
iarnmlgRa porgenommen rrb deipons
nen: Serr Robert Z. Ott BEN .,audens
teller. Der bsi 6errn &arl 2uebers,
2427 Clifton 4penue. abasbolt psr:
ben lam: 0rau gbas. 6ente, 2s14
Gnclib apenue. ben r@asofen" unS
5err 6enrn u. Oonnersberg Die
.gstiiteIIe nit wlatrabe" - Die bei>
ben IsBtsren GegenitGnbe t5nnsn in
Dem Sd|nlrmrme Der St. Sobannes
Stride auf Wlt. 9luburn absebolt
iperben.
SIN 1lebrisen laaen feline @eIdifte
Dor. tp.Bhulb 9ertasuna sintrat, pnb
bic antueienben ii6 nad Der Mei1e
nahisfeisr ots Damsn Stdb'D:r=
banbes in Der WafbinstOn Ylatform
bsaabeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-19
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