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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-08
Districts To Be Organized

Washington, May 6.-The Or
ganization committee of the new
currency system today announced
that five banks in each reserve
district will be designed not
later than May 9 to execute a
certificate Of organization" for
districts as provided by the cur
rency act: Representatives of
the banks designated will be ur-
ged to meet promptly in the re-
serve city so that the certificate
may be filed with the comptroller
of currency without delay.
When this is done, the commit
tee states, all subscribing banks
will be treated as member banks
and the election of electors and
the nomination of directors may
be proceeded with.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-08
GriCe To Be In Race
To Succeed Himself

Atlanta. M ay 5. -Attorney
GeneraId Warren Grice has not
yet made any formal announce
ment of his candidacy for the Of
flee to which Gov. Slaton recent
lp appointed him, but he is quiet
ly letting his friends in all Sec
tons of the state know that he
is in the race.
Mr.. Grice says he has found
the office Of attorney general one
of the busiest places he has yet
seen, and that it doesn't leave
the occupant much time for get
ting over the state or doing any,
thing else but work. He will;
however, have a formal state
ment to make later on.
Mr.. Grice, whose home is in
Hawkinsyille, is a nephew of the
late j. L. Allen of Savannah.
who was at one time president
of the Savannah Cotton Excange
and who took a prominent part
in the relief work during the
yellow fever epidemic of 1876.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-08
St. Matthews Epis-
copal Church

Fourth Sund ~ after Easter.
Sunday School 10 a. IN.
Morning Prayer and sermon II
o'clock.
Subject: "Soul Culture"
Evening Prayer and sermon 7:45
o'clock.
Subject: "The Unturned Cake -
Bishop Reese will visit this
church, preach and administer
confirmation on Sunday morning
May 31st IL o'clock.
The vicar will be glad to instruct
all children and adults DESTROYS OF
confirmation or renewal of their
baptismal vows.
j. W. Bleker.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-08

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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-08
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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-08
Universal Products Co.
Dayton, Ohio

Domestic Servants in Britain.
Domestic servants are employed in
more than 100000 homes in England
Ind Wales.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-08
Paraquay's Rich Forests.

Paraguay has valuable forest re-
sources, the most important of which
is quebracco, particularly rich in
tannin.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-08
EVERYTHING A MAN NEEDS
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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-08
Rule for Life.

So live with men as If God saw
you; so speak with God as if men
heard you.-Seneca.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25
BATTIE oF AIeNE ARrnLERY DUEL

LONDON, Sept 24Heayy artillery continues to play the
LEADING part the battle Of Asne and the opposing forces continue
TO hammer with greatest ubboness from well entrenehed
and strongly fortified positions without reaching decision Almost
without u shells being hurled and plains
while hc lighter play upon the infantry living trenches waiting
deliver attacks and aals The battle line stretches
we'jNsrd and the French are making some progress
The German headqusers however, the efforts of the
French enorcle the gh has need result Along
the entire line nave been fierce which both sides
claim victories.
Russian reports Pezmy surrounded and Russian forces
between there and Craco with Gsca virtually conquered The
Austrian general staff denies this u considered probable that the
fell Of arosau and the isolation Of Prerm compelled the Germans
lock oose protection Of their line from Thorn to kaoI which
guards Posen the Russians able release men for the
invasion Of that part Of GERMANY
Servan and Monnegn armies composed Of Balkan war vet
before SaSjvo the capital Of Bosnia flushed with
victory They expect the aid Of the greater pert Of the population
In Germany socialists fighting by the side OF Their former
the mlar IN Russia the revouonss fighting
turning home fight for the Emperor Grea, Britain receiving
support from every part Of the Empire and every faction
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25
Victims Of Their Deadly Machine Guns Counted
By Hundreds in Place Where Charge Was
Made Across Open Field by French
ONE SHOT AGAINST RHEIMS CATHEDRAL
Auro Adviccs Deny Russian Stories of Important Bat
ties Being Fought in Northern Gses and Call Reports of
Servian Successes Mere FabricaGons-On Other
Hand Servian Resistance Broken
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
AT BATTLE FRONT, via Paris, Sept 24.-The German Of
extremely vigorous the end Of the long battle
line. The Allies aided bv renoreements repeatedly thrust back
the Germans thrown against them gaining considerable
ground through counter attack
Perronne has been captured
At place the victims OF the deadly German machine
counted by the hundreds especially where advance
made wheat field recently harvested Some Of
the French regiments making dash toward the German position
we're found dead sneeine behind the sheaves
After the fight 500 dead buried in single trench six feet
deep with Germans end and French at the other.
Further BeyAu-Bsc north Of Rheims there appears
to be concentrated large German force occupying entenh
from which 4 difficult disodge them The Of
both armies have been enjoying a rest.
On the wing the Germans throwing
OF the French protecting the defensive forts above
Vedun and far their efforts have been and their losses
The French line intact but owing the stness
Of the censorship il is impossible idea Of the Allie, u
intentions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25
GERMANS EXPLAIN RHEIMS INCIDENT

LONDON Sept 24Not single shot fired BY any of the
three British which sunk submarine says
official Berlin wireless.
majority Of the British in their bunks when the attack
recognition Of services each member Of the sub
marine has received the Iron Cross
The main headquarters reports that shot only
fired against the Cathedral Rheims otherwise
possible to drive the observation points which
noticed there Describing The operations in France headquarters
There has been fighting the last few days except
unmportani artillery engagements
Notwithstanding the unavorablc weather the German
are IN excellent condition - IET
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25
FIELD MARSHAL
ISSUES REPORT
CLAIMS MILES NgE SlI,ELN
IuOtGH ,LOWIN MAKING
dOHE ADVANCES

Uf E....iHial Tre.s
LONDON Sept 20 a Tong re-
port ou thc British operations in
FRANCE from Ficld Marshal Sir lolu
French was issued tonight by the oil
uciaI press bureau The statement
says tho enemy is still malntainins
himself along the entire front throw
ing into the fight the active army
reserve OF landeWhr
o. sos. p,u.is.f o. ioU but co.,
tnuous but thc present battle mlN
Ia.i for d1Fs
THE Germans aIn using sear'H.
lights with their urrtt artillery iH.
Ui4Uuo thof are H..ue material u
tended for tNp s.,eD uf Paris
Tho morale 90. ON, troops iH d,
..iutI 3D.. '..'IInrf
TIU 'lirwDni give. detailed 1.
count u operations Including fhr
u1i..H.. u. i0r aviation corn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25
AUsTRIANs DENY RUSSIAN CLAIMS

MANCHESTER, Mass, sept 24.-The Austro Hungarian
Ambassador Duba today that wireless had
been received saying there had been important fights the
northern theatre Of the xe-p, unmporant eannonNde
An important Seran position taken the Balkans after
fight and Scrvian resistance broken The French fleet
has bombadcd The Catiaro forfioaton without
Ambassador Dumba adds. The results Of this cou,munca
ten that al reports from St Petersburg Rome and London
concerning the desperate position Of General Dsnkel
fiction.
Thc applies tn, Srran c, about their in
Servia and Bosnia"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25

posi-. Te Sept ef--A Ielne.
uon nI Post Duy b0,iters mudn W
automobile f1ur of th" southern 200 2
0, D.f7l cu g'y ef5erday Fi.i'n
rn fhrr. Uuie towns of NHrnru
IrH I..'...u .r. and the connir, 900
HO.nr 900. H.u Uas for the IupH
u. .d..I. bon. PHat City as cotton
marE.. tI. .rop, and abuudlr.r
u. ufu...r.. .rf noted ON every
..# 300 f.. merchants freI t.f
f.. .'1.nr T.rIIUH Iip r. 'hN.U,
I,'"t.u fh.n.rItD and .nt Il.
.Im.r .f I.. country Visited '
f.. nf u. Uu.. ..U benefit boz f.r was
u. .T..rIItu. Other booster fDp
.... bs.. H.Hnr' HHt o.. 'H' lnH'
O..uN.r H ,umu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25
VILLA UNITING
MANY FACTIONS
CAHHNNIA FORCES ~ NORTH
WEST SEEM 10 BE WEAk.
ENIN6 HN UESER1lONS


EL PASO, Tex. Sept -4-Frau-
cisco Carbajal and Felix piaz are cu
route here 10 confer with the villa
officials and ndigatca that @ COM
bination Of old iederdls and the
"Cientifico" party are with villa in
mis- revolt. say observers
n is said that General ObreroH ls
% prisoner in chihuahua CiN o.,
Villas headquarters. a pougms Q"
port says Genera lfurhide o. WuD.I
zing Ioror to march against Cos.
'uor Naytorou8 Bon sonora
tUrIuH2a' HdherHui- have learned
wit. abstraction thar NIu wr
under General Angeles has ha1I n1
tlo way to sonora
tarrFuM .orcD. commanded "
General Hill are heIne rapidly N..a
,ucd by doeortuus Hi' ha -Ous q a.i
Dob. personal property fo Naco b.
boz make, % -'aUi b. b.. oNpe.i'I
hr there
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25
PANHANDLE STATE
FAIR OPENS TODAY
SECOND ANIMAL ENHIRITlc\
OF PRODUCTS on NORTH.
WEST TEXAS NOW on
COUNTY EXHIBITS COME
Ho>tclries FILLED by Crowds Which
j. Overlooking 10 Ever, Avail
able Place In the city
tO stay

The Second Annual Panhandle
State Fair will open this morning
az Glenwood Park
Everything vas hustle and bnsti"
hardly had the sounds of the. saws
and hammers died away last niglli
iill they had started up again thir
morning where work was q little be
lated and the exhibit booths were
not completed yesterday
People were coming and going an
day long yesterday and the grounds
were well filled With automobile
all day By the latter part of the
day the down town streets were pret-
~ we'll filled with visitors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25
WHAT ~TNT - gHTF'T
FIRST 10 IENNE TENAs PORT

CtLNE lF. SEPT f.
Urf hiumnnf Df wheat fn over r'l..
fhis r1rt Tor greere ieft Yesterday H.
board ihe British steamer Hr'rrf
Ihf CARGO ron tel nf Iff HHH
oie AND v4 frafIreI fo p.r.sU..
Greece ~ r. T.rHs rrau ans
brought a. good price
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25
NARC0NI station
WILL Be CLOSED
COMPANY REFUSED 10 CONilN
Win REGULATION" ol
NAVY CENSORSHIP

E. |..U..H'"H 'fHfH
WASHINGTON. u ~. Sept
ORDER Tor closing tht Maroon wire.
lcss fa'uu go siiacorseu. Mas DuN-
.y.t 90 noon tOmorrON VIII hD rr
ii,d out regardless O The company s
appeal to the COURT accOrdine 600
Navy Department. officials.
THE company refused TO observe
t1e censorship raltei ID question:
ltI ..... r.t % y, - he -tf' ."u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25
OPENING DAY PROGRAM
PANHANDLE STATE FAIR
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER Is

q.}o"J.5o AN-,ne~' eo"-r'. Amarillo MILITARY
Band
200 p N-op,a.r exercise. in F.n Ground. Aud,
touum
Seleeuon-Am,uIo Military Band
Addr,s, Of welcome ,r behalf Of Potter Countrywide.
" NJ letter
Ov,.tur-AnsrI, NlHtar, Band
Welcome 10 .h- Panhandle behalf Of Am.a.o-Ilor
Ghos Turner
Cono-r-Am.u.'o Military Band
6to1P N-S,r,et Concert Nl.uann Carnival Concert
Band so piece.
NIGHT PROGRAM
7.30 TO IO:3O-AImsnn Bros. Carnival Shows At a'f
Grounds
The foremost carnival organization IN the United States
Circus Nlerag,rr Hprodrom, Midway poo r-opIe-'h
shows
FAlRIYS MUSEJN-lO shows IN one
VESTS SOCIETY CIRCUS-Trained horse. and mule,
Friday the unrdrabie mule
MOZtIlE-The Show Beauuful-Radan rostumes
magnificent scenery pretty gus clever dance.
NCTORDOME-Daung specders deiylng death
DANCING Girl That CirL" n most enhancing
electrical dancing spectacle ever presented
10000 Csrry-JsA AG Giant Ferns Whce
-Four Free Acts-C ontinuous Concert
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25

The Elmhirst Hotel reported a
mll house last night and the Mag
uolia was turning people away The
Elk and the Amarillo could have
cared for q few more but were well
unod To-day it will be necessary
FOR the new arrivals In most cases
10 go 20 the mailer hotels farther
ont and the private residences.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25
Farm Exhibits

4 big feature ot yesterday was
the arrival of mrm exhibits from
al over the Panhandle. These con
unucd TO come in on the various
trains throughout the day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25

s NJ Uilburu editor OF the sham
rock Texan, arrived in the citF ves
terday afternoon with portion of
the Wheeler county exhibit Tho
remainder will come IN today They
have fine exhibit. which include
corn. wheat. cotton. oats and a long
list Of Wheeler best ShgmroCE
was not represented IN the exhibits
last year and 1t is pleasing to note
that they have decided 10 Join zoo
an enterprise that VIII advertise the
Panhandle Of Texas az she has never
Ibpsn adverffagd haforp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25

II was reported last evening that
the farm products for the Armstrong
county exhibit would be- In during
the uinht from Claude
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25
Poticr County.

the night from Claude
Potter County.
The products for the Potter couu-
" farm evhihltf were moved out
Yesterday and partly arranged 'or
the show a force of hands viii
be busy This morning arranging the
display The farmers over tho couu-
~ have been prompt 20 reply to Tho
request for some OF their choice
products and 90 is believed thor o.
collection has been secured that VIII
give the county 70 crodiiable show
inc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25

y. y. Eager : MINT.
! T. Ieager who lives ten miles
northwest OF Amarillo. is here aglin
with fine individual farm c,hi1.t
which win even surpass the ONE no
had last year hy great deal 10,
win be- q strong competitor for the
prize for the best individual farm
exhibit lie was delayed hy some
business matters and did NOT arrive
tI' last evening hut will have Ii.
exhibit in tiptOp shape during tho
day His exhibit viii boz more com
plcte than the one he had 700 me
fair -,st year
Ochiltree County.
Orhiltree county's exhibit ha. ar
rived bon the CITY and an oypprieue eed
decorator was busy last evening lr.
ran-ug ar attractive booth tn ro-
tpI,p the display This exhibit win
ue one that vill attract great deal
OF attention when completed
Hcmphill County,
Canadian b. here with another os-
,alleut exhibit which win Iof tha
world know that Uemphiu county It
or fne map Considerable progress
bad been made in arranging 'h"ir
display up 20 lasi u'ght Canadian
carried away % good many pr'7o- '1sf
t,ar aHd v.Il doubtless come 'n or
-Iol share again thi. time
Tloyd County,
Lolkupv Wa. one o. fI, Urt r.f'f.
f0 arrive NIth her efhibt OF farm
products. Unr exhibit booth wac
.aU advanced last ereuiu. and
showed that Fl0rd county voUid
Shine among tIs GALAXY of pau.Ha-
go. counties
thildtc.~ County
DHIdree. county Ir l-uu .nf
v.r ar excellent exhibit of a-m
products and considerable work HH1
Us,r done iu arranging fho same
up fU ast ueti
tro-h, County
TI, crosby county exhibit H-
or. U fhn Hr-' tn r-riie and tup
lr.' f0 boz arranged '0f Inspection
rnr those reasons and fOr the 'y
I.IIerrs of rho dispi.. r do-rrrrs
p.s.s' mention
lo,s and Girls Club.
booth char aill attract much tt.
Bow and Girls K1fir and Milo Maize
uh of Randall and Potter c0 I.
tp Thi. booth shows great car.
and taste in preparation and ~ wiI
teach valuable lesson f0 Ola Irf
toHur
nonley County.
Clarendon and u1uley county ie
rfruprIur tIe came suCgr NJ dif Ia-t
wear auI as 30 - with other r1ur
fie. Dor former exhibit is ar o1I
,ls.sai When .' c0m0r 90 uein-
On H. blue ribbons. nonley uIll He
ono of fre rouuf.ef that w'li ehirf
Hall County.
Tho exhibit frnm Memphis HAIL
county. arrived yesterday and 'i1.a
.- .r.. e.. fHI rsf cotton fair start
Iu arraasrv ihs eyhihit lasl etenirr
However lte. aorked un i@te
Inrf 4rH 900 L. 'usf again early
this morning The rrhihf fH' o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-25

Tho exhibit 'rcm Memphis Hail
county. arrived yesterday and those
.- .H. .. bad Usf cotton fair start
.r arranging tHs evhihii la.l orcnir-
However .le worked ui' o. iTtc
Iorr 4nf $500 b. nUFf again early
this uurninr THE exhibit fil' nr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-29
SCORES ARE ARRESTED.

Serajevo, Bosnia, June 90 Several
score persons, including a number of
women, were under arrest here today
in connection with the assassination of
Francis Ferdinand of Austria and his
wife.
The authorities asserted they had con
elusive evidence that the murders were
the result of a well organized and
widespread conspiracy, in which many
were involved. The prisoners were sub
jected to searching cross-examination
and numbers of houses were ransacked
for incriminating evidence.
Prinzip, the assassin, and Cabrino-
witch, who made the unsuccessful at
tempt with bomb, maintained iaunty,
debOnair exteriers They denied that
they had accomplices or that their sep
arate attempts had any connection
with one another. Prinzip expressed no
regret whatever for his deed, Cabrino-
witch none but at the failure at the
ATTEMPT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-29
STEAMER GROUNDS IN FOG.

London, June 29.-Wireless advices
received here today stated that 1,016
passengers of the Anchor life steamer
California, which grounded last night
on the rocks off Tory Island, near DON
egal, in dense fog, were transferred
to the steamer Cassandra. Several
British torpedo boats which were pa
trolling the coast when the California
went aground aided in the transfer of
the passengers.
The California s bow was stove in
and two forward compartments flooded.
The vessels position was considered
dangerous, but smooth sea prevailed
throughout the day. The owners of the
vessel were confident tnat she would he
saved
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-29

ing were Supreme Commander j. w.
Sherwood of Portland; and Supreme
Representative August Huckenstein, of
Salem.
The. members of the Salem lodge
acted as hosts to the visiting knights
and provided a chicken banquet in their
honor All the tents of the willamette
Valley were represented. At the feast
of fowl, Gideon Stolz, of the board of
managers, responded to the toast, "a
Good Session." G. W. Irwin, Record
Keeper, of Tualitan Camp No. "a,
spoke on Glow We won Our Contest, -
and J. X. Craig on Chow We Lost. "
Members of company, unarmed and
in dress uniform, acted unoffieially as
an escort for the Illuminated "StaTs
and Stripes. The Spanish American
War veterans Drum Corps brought
forth applause all along the line while
the Cherrians, the Rosarian band and
the Rosarians brought up the rear.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-29
DISSOLUTION OF INJUNCTION.

Buffalo, N. Y, June 29.-Dissolution
of the injunction preventing Hal Chase,
formerly first baseman for the Chicago
White Sox, from playing with the Buff
falo Federals, was sought here today
by James A. Gilmore, president of the
Federal league, and E. E. Gates, attor-
ney for the outlaws. Both Gilmore
and Gates were confident of success.
"Before the close of the season, "
said Gilmore today, "we will have at
least % more of the so.ealled 'big
league baseball stars"
Tyrus Cobb, star batsman of the De-
troit Americans, was visitor here to-
day. Gilmore said he would like to
meet Cobb, and that he probably would
see him before he left Buffalo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-29
BOY SCOUTS MAY Be
ORGANIZED HERE SOON
Portland Lads Make Excellent I'm
preston and Thrill Hearts of Salem
Youth-Leave Sunday Morning.

The Spanish War Veterans and Boy
Scouts left in their special ear for
Portland at 10 0 clock Sunday morning.
They were scheduled to leave at ! / p. M.
Saturday evening but the veterans de-
cided it would bring the little fellows
back to the city at a far too early
hour. The Portland Boy Scouts won
such applause in Salem that enthus-
iasm runs high for division of the
organization here. The big armory was
deserted this morning. Never was
there a more orderly or better organ
lied crowd than that which filled it
last week. Already the veterans and
scouts are missed. The expenses did not
run as high as was expected, and in
Gliding the banquet, the Indebtedness
probably will not be over $3.50. When
these bills are paid, steps will be taken
towards organizing Boy Scouts com
panies in this city.