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sell jt unless he wants to. These two: •facts .are "being morV pointedly dis cussed at this time than ever before j in connection with the renewed Re- i publican' agitation for cotton price 1 fixing. Senator Hoke Smith of Geo'r- s gia laid particular stress on the see- I , ond point in his necent speech in the 1 Senate completely exploding the Re publican assertion that the south was being shown favoritism'ln the matter I . of cotton., Senator Smith showed i that while the government has au- i thority to take over all the cotton for ' ■ its own use that the demands of the i war necessitate, there is no authority [• either in the War Industries Board or in the Congress tself to compel one ' citizen to sell his cotton to an'other i citizen at a price fixed by the govern- Iment. Senator Smith showed that • the cost of producing cotton is a J great deal higher than it ever was be- Iforc, ranging from 30 to 35 cents in 1 Georgia. He showed that the cost of producing wheat on which the gov ernment fixed a very high price to stimulate production has not increas ed in anything line the ratio of in crease in cotton production. He * showed that while the Republicans have been loudly clamoring for a price on raw cotton they have care fully refrained from saying about a M price on cotton manufactured prod- r ucts. Be sure to attend the fordson Trac tor Demonstration Friday Nov. 8th, at 10 o'clock on tne Scage W. Mor gan farm near the camp ground. DR. J. M. WHITEHEAD & CO. Be sure to' attend the Fordson Tractor demonstration Friday," Nov. 8th at ip o’clock on the Scage W. Morgan farm near the camp ground. DR. J. M. WHITEHEAD & CO. FOR SALE—Quantity of home- lised‘side meat. E..E. Lewis, Vien- . 2t-pd LOST—One black and blue speck led hound bitch. Has long cars and right eye out. Fihder will notify me and receive $10 reward. A. Walters, Vienna, Route 2. 10-3I-2t Be sure to attend the Fordson Trac tor demonstration Friday, Nov. 8th, at 10 o’clock on the Scage W. Mor gan farm near the camp ground. DR. J. M. WHITEHEAD & CO. ' WANTED TO RENT—2 or 3 horse farm near Vienna, god dwelling and tenant house, interested parties write E. P. James, Route 4, Butler Ga. 2t United War Work v Campaign Program SEED WHEAT FOR SALE May Blue Stem Seed Wheat at- 1.75 per bushel, recleancd, $3.25. 1-17-41. J. D. TAYLOR, Thn campaign begins on, Monday morning, November 11, and ends at midnight on Monday, November 18. _4s approved by representatives of tne Government at 'Washington the $170,500,666 "will be divided as follows: I. M. C. A...,.$100,000,000 r. w. c. a i5.ooo.ooo Natlonnl Catho lic War Coun cil (Including Knight sot Columbus)... 80,000,000 War Camp Com munity Serv ice 15,000.000 - Jewish Welfare ' Board 3,500,000 A merlcnn Li brary Assocl- . 1 . atlon 3,500,000 ( Salvation Army 8,500,000 Any surplus will be divided pro rata. ■ > kHOSE gallant men who wear horizon blue^ those bronzed poilus who are entering upon their fifth winter of this war WANTED TO RENT—3 or 4 horse farm close to school house. I can. run place without any financial assistance from landlord. W. L. Wheeler, Una- dilla, Ga. l«-24-3t X _thejt are the men who know the sheer luxury of a cup of hot soup, a piece of bread, a stove to sit by, and a word of cheer. Think of a nation where every able-bodied man of less than fifty has been under arms for four long years and more. Think or a nation which has suffered as has France. Then you will know what the huts are meaning to the French, and what the huts are meaning to our fighters over there. It was requested by the Government of France, officially, that American maintenance of morale be extended to the armies of the French. Cheerfully it was undertaken, in simple justice ’ for our splendid debt of gratitude. ' J And >9 you see these huts today, hundreds of them; where ’ French an£ Americana stand side by side, holding out a hand < of friendship to the war-worn, grinded on whose fighting spirit is an inspjgaban to our Yanks. FcyOr du SoJdat they call tbs hut—bSarth of the soldier—the neatest approach borne up* on the roajl to battle. “The Support and comfort of your .Foyers,” says General Mangin, "Jmub been and will oontinue to be a tremendous phys ical comfotjand moral support, and has given the soldiers that fooling of hbme which has been so -much lacking.” “Your Foyers,” says Clemenceau, “constantly established in increasing numbers/ as great at the front as in the rear, has rendered to bur soldiers most highly appreciated service. Thanks to your efforts, our children have found in. your midst a center of distraction and comfort” United in this war for freedom, our fighters stand beside the soldiers of France. United in this campaign for morale, these seven organizations come to you as one. France’s fight is our fight. Unity of command is winning on the battlefields abroad. Unity is hastening victory through morale. Give for morale, giv« for unity, give for victory 1 The city tax bpoks are now open for 1918 Taxes and will close Doc. 20,1618. N. A. POWELL, • 10-17-4t . .Clerk and Trcas. r Why you should give twice as muqh as you ever gave befcflrel TAKEN UP—Black heifer nbout 2 years old, at my placo ono mile out on Hawkmsville road. Owner can get same by paying for this ad and ex penses. W._L. Kidd. 10-24-4t ■ ■ . I FOR SXLE—Hastings’ 100-bush- | : —— cla Seed Oat*. A. Walters, Vienna 4t , Your contribution to the United! — — War Work Campaign is the mite that t Just received one car sypresi ayrap maintains the morals of the America*; barrels, also one ear cement, soldiers and sailors. npHE need is for a stun 70% greater A than any gift ever asked for dace the wmr began. The Government baa flaw] this sum at <170,500,000. By giving to tbeaa seven oca—I *etiny all at once, tbe cost and snort el sax additional campaign* is saved. Unless Americana do give twice ga much as ever before, our anOdfoae —0 Bailors may not enjoy during 1910 H0 3000 Recreation Building a 1000 Miles of Movie Film 100 Leading Stage Stars 2000 Athletic Directors 2300 Libraries supplying 5,000JXMbooks 85 Hostess Houses ISfiOO Big-brother “secretaries’* Millions of dollars of home comfofta When you give double, you mgks sure that avery fighter has the cheer and oops- forta of these seven organisations every step of the way from home to foe front aha back again. You provide him tnfo a church, a theatre, a cheerful home, % mi school, a club and an athletic field —and a knowledge that the folks btek hfohe are with him, heart and soul! You have loaned your money to supply D. B. THOMPSON. UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN Stalk Cutters To delay your fight against the Boll Weevii now Is dangesous. prepare against next year’s crop by cutting your cotton Stalks at once. We have both wood and Steel Cutters, our prices are right. Palmer-Jones Company . The Machinery People JONES-BUTLER FURNITURE CO. POWELL BROS. HEARD A SONS STORE AMERICAN BANKING CORP. VIENNA HARDWARE CO. VIENNA SHOE STORE DR. J. M. WHITEHEAD A CO. THE BIG BUSY STORE J. B. HECIDIO Cordele Georgia EMPIRE COTTON OIL CO. FARMERS HARDWARE CO. COCA-COLA COMPANY