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^—n— DOOLY COUNTY OfiGAN- DOOtY^OWS IZF.0 FOR U.S.WuR WOHKK HERSELF DEMOCRATIC fLAG SERVICES AT METHODIST CHURCH COUNTY’S QUOTA IS $9,000.00.'OPPOSITION TO WILSON GETS MEETING HELD IN INTEREST | OF WORK LAST MONDAY. LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT DOOLY.' PROGRAM PREPARED FOR PRE- BUSINESS. RELIGIOUS AND SO ikr Monday afternoon members of the committee from the various districts in the county and a number of other, citizens gathered in the park Ufhere two prominent members of the Al bany District organization spoke im pressively of the work and its imports unco. The organization of citizens for waging’the campaign has been well perfected, the committee personnel-is an unusually strong one, being made Up of men who do things and it is ex pected that good results will obtain The campaign will be launched in earnest Monday morning, and a suc cessful finish should be reached by the' time designated for the closing of the campaign. The committee personnel follows; • R. W. Burke, Chmn. Watts Powell, Vice-C!)mn. • N. A. Powell, Treasurer. J. W.-Lytle, Chmn, Publicity. R. E. .White, Chmn. Earn and.Give. Watts Powell, Chmn. speakers. •Thos. Swain. Chmn. Colored Work. Miss Emily Woodward,.Chmn. Worn an’s Worn. .✓ * VIENNA Team No.'1, 7th District J. B. Walton, Captain. - J. B. Butler, E. C. Taylor J. J. Heard t •i W. S. Reese Team No. 2 W. H, Lasaeter, Chmn. P. A. Lennard E. F. Powell J. D. Hendley' V. M. Waters' • . . Team N. 3 % T. H. Davis, Chmn. J. M: Woodward C. H. Turton . ,Coy Morgan S. W. Morgan I UNADIDLA. ;-.V , Chester Parham, Captaiar. - A. C. Pato Bob Collins ^ Hollis Graham J. W.'Broxton Rev. J. M. Kelly. , P1NEHURST Tom Swain, Captaia T. A. Bragg C. A. Thompson , 3. F. Owen - * v J. E..Sullivan Rev. W. H. Robinson ’ FINDLAY DISTRICT J. H. Porter, Captaia. •. E. Bowen X. H. Brown, Jr.,’ Rowell Porter James Porter . - ? • LILLY DISTRICT Bascom Dixon, Captain , J, 0. McGough E. H. McGough J. A. Lilly W. A. Ingram BYROMVILLE DISTRICT - W. 'R. Groves, Captain • W. J. Page Ed Hill J. J.,Howell A. A. Joiner . DOOLING DISTRICT R. S..English, Captain W. C. Peterman ■ J. D. Lester (Montezuma) ' ' C. T. Sutton W. E. Johnson NINTH DISTRICT H. B. Best, Captain. V. P. Butler Although the consolidated returns of tho election Tuesday could not be obtained before going to press, a sur vey of the reports from the various districts justifies the announcement that Dooly stands loyally by the Pres ident and the democratic party. The vote Tuesday was practically nothing more than a confirmation of that of the primary. After a diligent search there was found perhaps two or three votes for the republican nominee for the United States Senate, Mr. Wil liams, of Dublin. All nominees were given a large plurality of votes. As SENTATION OF’SERVICE FLAG WILL CONSTITUTE SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE. The customary Sumjay evening service at the Methodist church will not be held next Sunday, this service being withdrawn to -give place to a special service that has been arranged in which the principal feature will be the presentation to the church of service flag. The service will be in the nature of a tribute of honor to, the men of the church who are in military service, The flag which is a handsome one has been provided by ike women of the LIOfUIU.BE LifTED THIS WEEK OIAL AFFAIRS WILL RESUME NORMAL SCHEDULE. The “Bn” epidemic hjis abated so pidfy dii.-ing the past few days as to warrant th issuance of a • state ment from the authorities authoriz ing u return to normal schedule • of all businets, religious and social ac tivities th?t, have been under restrict tion for the past few weeks. The order of- revocaton restores the privilege of serving cold drinks,, etc., to drug stores and other dispenser? of cold drinks on Saturday, next, Oct. 9. On Sunday, the religious services will be resumed, the various organizations and branches convening at the regu- Missionary Society. Within its bor- welTas canlbe'ascertained the^votes j'* er °* re d’ °" *ts center of jkr hours, cast showed an overwhelming mnjori- w *> ta **> e 00 ^ nu “ her ° £ l The Board of Education hh, not ty favoring' the ratification of all con-1 " rleht _ b, “ e star5 ' representing the | fully determined whether the .recess atitutional amendments 23 WHITES TO BE SENT NEXT WEEK PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS ARE BEING REACHED WITH ALL POSSIBLE HASTE.. According to reports from head quarters the county board will be call ed oh in November to furnish the largest contingent of selectmen that has yet been required. Imperative orders for physical examinations to be pushed with, all possible speed have been received by the examining board Conforming to this examinations wero begun Monday and will be .continued without interruption throughout the DR. WATERS CHAIRMAN OF CONSERVATION ALL MATERIAL SAVED FOR GOV- ERNMENT SHOULD BE TURN ED VER TO HIM. The government is making persist- , ent appeals for the conservation of certain articles that are ordinarily al lowed to go to waste, peach seed hick ory nut shells, tin foil, pewter, gold and platinum. Dooly county could furnish some of these things in large quantities. Hickory nuts grow in abundance in some of the woods and swampy sections. A great many ponches nro produced in Dooly and week. Under the recent regulations the seeds from these if gathered these examinations are extremely rig-!gether would produce a pile of right id, in consequence of this only n creditable proportions, small part of tho largo number al- j There is a notable w’aste of tin foil, ready examined have been passed up. the small wrappers that are daily strip as-physically qualified, the majority [ped from chewing gum and cigar- having been referred to tho Medical ottes and tossed carelessly aside lives of those members of tho church of schol which was ordered shall be Advisory Board at Americus for fur-1 would soon accumulate that are now serving in the great | terminated this week or not. They thcr investigation: Thirty-seven In tonsivo supply. To save these things FARMERS NATIONAL CONGRESS TO MEET IN JACKSONVILLE cause of humanity. j propose to meet next Saturday after A cardial invitation is extended to, which' their decision will be made e public to be present at this serv- public. ■ 1 . Jacksonville, Fla.—A free trip to St. ’ Augustine, the oldest city in the United States is among the entertain ing features arranged for tho Farm ers National Congress which meets in this city December 8-G inclusive, j A large number of the . Nation’s most distinguished men have nccept- Icd invitations to particlpatb in the .program, and Jacksonville is arrang- ; infe for a large crowd of visitors. The [meeting from the agricultural stand point id the most important, held in this country for many years. The Florida State Fair, open at the same time, will afford opportunity to see a marvelous exhibit of the state’s resources. , ' Special rates on railroads are of fered and many attractions aro added to mane the trip one of, great value •and happiness. - Special social fea tures are arranged for tke- women who will attend. It Is especially urg- ,cnt tjiat every southern State will be • well represented. ice. irtie program follows; j *rhe restraint oh these various ac- the board for an immediate movement \ Dr. Vivian Waters has been ap- “Praiae God From Whom All Bless- j tivities hhs had a tendency to depress jeame yesterday, tho call Is for twenty-! pointed as custodian of this salvage ings Flow.” : all lines of business. The return to, three whites qualifled for general mil- and all such material collected under Music—Choir. j normal conditions will be unusually itary service. These will be entrained Hymn—“Onward Christian Sol-j welcomed. ! on the 14th or 15th for Camp Wheeler diers.” ■ | . —*—, Scripture Lesson. p-ye, 'NOTED ATLANTA EYE French scientists, it is reported, have isolated the Spanish influenza term. this class, whites and blacks, will be j requirta little effort and consumes sent to Americus tomorrow. '] very.little.tlm*. It is a service that The only definite orders received by almost any ope can perform. Hymn—-“Nearer My God to Thee”, . “The Prayer of a Fallen Soldier”- - SPECI ALIST COMING Mrs. Nathan Powell. I 1 Solo and Chorus—“Oh Think of Qur Boys Over There”—Mrs. Carl Stovall. Address—Judge W. H. Lasseter. Presentation of Service Flog—Miss Anne Whitehead. America. , Benediction.. [AND WiLL GIVE FREE CONSUL TATION AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES The Lon Raines place, 101 1-4 ac res of land, about 85 in cultivation.’ Large six-room dwelling,.ceiled, paint I cd, etc., and ono tenant house, dwell ing could not be replaced for $2,BOD. All red epbble land. 4 1-2 miles from Vienna, 8 miles from Pinehurst, 2 1-2 miles from Lilly, 1 1-4 miles from Pleasant Valley, School and church. Easy terms. See , D. C. KETCHUM, Vienna. Saturday, Nov. 9th, in VIsnna at Virginia Hotel from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. Nov. 14th in Perry at Wells Hotel from 8 a. m, to 2l30 p. m. Nov. 61th, in Unadille at Duncan Ho tel from 8 a. m. to 2 p. m. Call early. FOUR MINUTE MEN TO BE PERMANENT GEORGIA HEADQUARTERS OPEN- tho'jurisdiction of tho Dooly County Chapter American Red Cross should bo carried to his office’s over the American Banking Corporation. ABOUT YOUR OATS AND RYE A wheat sowing campaign over the county indicates that practically ev ery farmer will sow wheat from 2 to CGMMENDSWO T R A k“ PRES,DENT 4 bUSh0,S t0 th ° P ,0W * >«*er COMMENDS WORK. reage of oats and rye than last season. . .. . ■ It,la very important that grain for • « v planting should be treated with blue .ration of the Four Minute Men might rtono , or formaldehyde for Bmut is, P.eadecKe, Bad Sight, Nerve end Cross' Eyes Treated Without Drugs, Knife or Pain S, F. Bowon W. V. Childs Rufus Heath I SHILOH DISTRICT J. E. Brown, Captain David Ward W. R. Jackson C. J. King 1 H. S. Brogdon SIXTH DISTRICT T. W. Tippett, Chmn. ’ T. E. Nobles J. T. Nelson J. A. Peavy 1 ,C. B. Wood THIRD DISTRICT J. V. Joiner, Captain U. L. Scarborough , 1 Andrew Williams W. E. Ford » Walter Speight The quotas.assigned to the various districts are subjoined: Vienna $8,000.00 Unadilia 2,250.00 Pinehurst 1,500.00 Findlay f 875.00 6th District * ’. :. 750.00 Lilly 525.00 Byromville 600.00 Dooling 225.00 Shiloh 225.00 Third District .'. ' 225.00 9th District ' 150.00 $2 acres red pebble land known as the Jordon place, about 70 acres in cultivation, 6-room hotue, just off na tional highway and adjoining Baines place. Easy terms. D. C. KETCHUM, Vienna. FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS The Trippe'place 7 miles west of Vienna on Drayton road, 202 1-2 ac res, 175 acres in cultivation, plenty timber and running water, 6-room dwelling, new, painted, ceiled, etc. 3 tenant houses, red pebble land. Can be bought at once on easy terms. D. C. KETCHUM, Vienna. THIRD AND LAST CALL The Thombley place 3 miles of Vi enna on three, prominent . highways, 202 13 acres all red pebble land, 175 acre? in cultivation, large six-room dwelling, 3 tenant houses. Can be bought on easy terms. See D. C. KETCHUM, Vienna, We desire to thank our good friends and neighbors for their kindness and alto Dr. Teasley for Ms untiring ef forts in the last Ulnea and death of qur dear husband son and brother. May God reward each and every one of you Is the prayers of , J. T. McNEESE AND FAMILY. Dr. Kcnnon Mott, the successful non-medical optometry specialist, of 428 Austell Building, Atlanta, is rep resenting the “Diamond Disc” lenses and “Idokure" remedies. Dr. Mott is an eye specialist of long standing and, If noted in difficult cas es and has thousands of satisfied cus tomers over the state. He Is relieving many eyes by new methods after others have failed. The glasses relieve headacho and give good light, ease and comfort, absorb ing growths from the eyes, and' all ailments of the eyes without Injurious poisonous drugi, knife or psin. Same eyes can ^e corrected so that glasses win not be needed. Glass eyes or dered and adjusted. Women and cMldren given special care. If your old glasses are broken or don’t suit your eyes; you have bad sight or light hurts your eyes, they itch, bum, run water, scratch, feel sandy, heavy Inflame, pain, scimmy, If you have dix zy spejlz, zee lights or specks before your eyes, have cataract condition, etc., call and get our expert opinion free. bo effected In Georgia, W- Curtis Nicholson nsoclate national director of Washington, D. C„ is now making n tour of the state preparatory to re organization. k' * Mr.’Nicholson states that every county, district, city, town and village in tho south will sobn have it local, or ganization of.Four Minute M6n. More than three thousand, speakers are being sought In Georgia alone, These men will address public gather, ings daily all over tho state on sub, jeets assigned them by the United States government through the na tional committee on Public Informa tion. In thi3 manner even the motest sections of Georgia will ceivo a sponen message from the head of our national government, Tho Georgia State Headquarters for the Four Minute Men was estab lished recently in room 313 Trust Co. of Georgia Building, Atlanta, and the If bluo stone used, 1-4 lb.' to gallon of boiling hot water dissolved and sprinkled over 1 bushel wheat while water still hot. Tho hot water kills one kind of smut, the blue stone the other kind. See your druggist about these preparations in time. Sow wheat at onco after first big frost. R. E. WHITE, F. D. A. SMALL TOWN MERCHANTS ARE HAVING THEIR DAY Atlanta, Ga.,—Atlanta merchant* are pushing their mail order depart ments with more vigor than evir be fore, and thereby hangs an interest ing little ntory. They have discovered that people in smaller cities and towns are buying more goods from their local merchants than ever be fore. It Is well understood by shrewd women shoppers in the big cities tbst they can get the same merchandise at process of a thorough and efficient re- much cheaper prices in small cities organization is now under way; Commending the Four Mini;to Men which organization now numbers fifty thousand speakers, for their efficient nnd untiring efforts during the recent financial campaigns, President Wood- row Wilson writes as follows: “To the fifty thousand Four Minute Men of the United States: “May I not express my very real In tcrest in the vigorous and intelligent Work your organization is doing in connection with the committee on Pub and towns than they can at horns, which is quite natural in view of the tremendously high rents and other big overhead expenses of carrying os a business in a large city. The only thing necessary to build up the trad* of the local merchant, as is.being dem onstrnted, is to let the people at home know what they have. No matter how bad your eyes are, lie Information! It is surely a mat- nor what others have Mid or dona, tar worthy of sincere appreciation consult this specialist and ’ you may that a body of thoughtful citizens, get relief. Don’t forget the dates and j with the hearty cooperation of the places above and call. ’managers of moving picture theaters Saving daylight for tho seven month! of this year it Is estimated has been responsible-for the conserva tion of from one to one and a half million tons of coal. are engaged in thep mentation and Nearly one thousand people were discussion of the purposes and meas- reported killed in forest fires in the urea of these pritical days. Northwest last week and 40,000 are “My beat wishes and continuing in- rendered homeless. lerest are with you In yqur work as a part of the reserve officer corps in a nation thrice armed because through your efforts it knows better the justic of its cause and the value of what it defends.” “Cordially and Sincerely yours, “WOODROW WILSON.” TOMORROW AT 10:00 O’CLOCK The Fordson Tractor Demonstration l , — DON’T FORGET THE PLACE THE S. W. MORGAN FARM Wmf-i ■ ■im INDISTINCT PRINT