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The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-17
WASHINGTON IS GLAD
 WILSON IS RETURNED
An Enthusiastic Demonstration Marked the Home Coming of the President More Than 10000 in Parade.

Washington, Nov. 16.-The people of Washington and of nearby sec tions of Maryland and Virginia gave President Wilson an enthusiastic homecoming celebration tonight in honor of his reelection. More than 10000 strong, they marched from the capitol to the White House to the music of many bands and waving red lights while vari-colored bombs burst overhead. When they had passed chorus of 300 voices serenaded the president with the "Star Spangled Banner" "Dixie," and other patriotic melodies.
 The president, with Mrs. Wilson and a party of relatives, viewed the procession from the northern portico of the White House, forming on Penn sylvania avenue. The first section, with a band, marched into the White House grounds and stopped while the president shook hands with the grand marshal and the president of the 
 District Wilson and Marshall Associa- ton, and thanked them for the wei come.
 From a reviewing stand outside the White House grounds, Secretarie; Lansing, Baker and Redfeld and mem- bers of their families and other rank ing government officials and munich pal officers watched the parade.
 In the parade, headed by an old soldier, dressed as Uncle Sam, were several floats, several hundred auto mobiles and delegation after delega- tion of marchers. Leading those on foot was Secretary Humility. A group of suffragists carried banner bear ing the words I've did it."
 As the heads of the parade ap- preached bombs, exploding in many colored showers, were fired over the White House from the Washington monument grounds to the south. The marchers joined the spectators in cheering and singing.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-17
CHARGES CLOTHING FIRM
 WITH VIOLATING WAGE LAW

Little Rock, Nov. 17.-J. C. Clary, State Labor Commissioner, today filed with the Prosecuting Attorney a com plaint against Askin < Marine, a Little Rock clothing dealer, charging that the firm is violating the maxi mum wage law by compelling women employees to work overtime. There are four girls employed in the store. It is alleged that on Saturday they are forced to work long hours.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-17
MARKET GOES NEAR THE 2l-CENT MARK
,,, Contracts Sell at 2O.SO- aay G,ose is at 25-2S Points Ad- '.ance .,U'. = Early Fluctuations Wore Nervous.

Now York, Nov. 16.-Heavy realiz-
 solos were absorbed on compara- 4spv 4s slight reactions during today's us. ,;.. trading in the cotton market 'a 'al now high records were established 'D .ho afternoon, with May contracts uinc at 2O.S0c, or 36 points above ,.t [ night's closing figures. That de rrsrv 'a, closed at 2O.72c, with the gen L ..I lief closing irregular at net gains if g5 to 2S points on the old crop and :, "a noints on new crop deliveries. rAa market opened steady, at an ad- r,ncp of r points to decline of s ,0irts with near months relatively ,tsadv. in response to higher Liver pool cables.
 Early fluctuations were very ner- vous and irregular. There appeared ,o he q good deal of cotton for sale ,ropnd 20 l-2c for May contracts and -he talk on the floor suggested that Dart of it came from reactionists. Wall street and Western realizing were much in evidence, but trade in- terests were big buyers, while there also was good demand nere from houses with Liverpool connections. This took care of the cotton on mod crate setbacks and the market devel- oped increased strength and activity during the afternoon on renewal of bull support, which was encouraged by reports of strong spot markets.
 Early sellers covered on the ad- vance, while there was also rebuying by old longs, with the market selling up to 2O,5Oc for January and 20.64c for March At this level realizing again set in and the close showed re- actions of 6 or s points from the best.
 Cotton closed irregular.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-17
NEWS ODDITIES.

Three hundred slingshots were talk en from schoolboys around the New York Municipal building after $100 worth of windows had been broken by snipers.
 Saved by a Cork Leg-When Mary De Priests boat overturned at Marys- vile, Cal, II. C. Creighton, Civil war veteran, threw her his cork leg, on which she foated to safety.
 Fashionable neighbors in Norriston, Pa, have brought suit to compel wo- man to keep wash off line in her own yard.
 Two election inspectors cracked un. der the strain in Utica, N Y., while counting ballots and one destroyed lot of votes.
 Weeping bandit in Minneapolis tells victims how sorry he is to take their money away from them.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-17
BEN F.. M'FERRIN CANDI-
 DATE FOR SPEAKER HOUSE

Little Rock, Nov. 17.-Ben E. Me Perrin is the most recent entry in the speakership contest He defeated the Republican nominee for Representa- tive of Newton county by twenty votes. Newton is one of the normally Republican counties of the state. Mir. McFerrin has been in the Legislature before and is an experienced law maker. His entrance into the race for speaker will complicate an already complex situation.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-17
ONLY FOUR REPUBLI-
 CANS IN NEXT HOUSE

Little Rock, Nov. 17.-There will be only four Republicans in the next ses- sion of the Legislature, the opposition having elected their nominees in the counties of Poinsett, Hot Spring, Searcy and Madison. The Democrats won in Newton county by twenty votes. There are number of Repub- lican county officers scattered over the state.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-17

hot Drinks at Hosterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-17
FEDERATION MUSIC CLUBS
 WILL ESTABLISH LIBRARY

Little Rock, Nov. 1.-The State Federation of Musical Clubs is mak- ing plans to establish circulating musical library. As a nucleus for the library, used music now in the posses SOn of the choirs and clubs, of the larger cities of the state will be dor ated The music will be available without expense for rural districts and smaller towns of the state. The encouragement of community singing ana the Improvement of public school, church and Sunday school music which Will result, it is believed, will more than compensate musicians who do- nate their services.
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The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-17
WILL INTRODUCE BILL APPEALING CONSOLIDA-
 TION ELECTION LAWS

Little Rock, Nov. 17-It is .umored in political circles that one of the first measures that will be introduced in the approaching session of the Legis- lature will be a bill to repeal the con- solidated election law.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-17

Cecil Johnson has the agency for Golfers Weekly and will be glad to deliver copies each week to you. Phone 242 and 244.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-17

Greatest bargains in Grand, Up- right and Player Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines at A. Monson's Mu- sic Store.--Adv If
The Little River news., 1916-09-16
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days.

Your druggist will refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching. Blind Bleeding or ProtrudinR Piles in to l4 cays.
The Little River news., 1916-09-16
MINISTER'S AND POLITICS.

Ben l.. Griffin, who seems to be the head and front of the effort to repeal the statewide prohibition law in Ar kansas, is worried because Arkansas ministers have converted their pull pits into political forums, inasmuch as they are opposing the repeal and are voicing their opposition from the pulpit
 If the minister takes a mans part in welfare work and comes out against dangerous legislation and dangerous public movements a certain class has tens to complain that the minister is a politician and that he should preach religion and nothing else. If min ister preches religion and nothing else he IS assailed because The is unwilling "tO do a mans part for fear of of Tending rich church members
 MT. Griffin should expect ministers to fight his movement, for no volume of words and no spacious reasoning can make the campaign of the Local Self Government Club anything else than an effort to saddle the liquor business on Arkansas again. The peo- pie are not fooled. There is little danger that Arkansas will turn back ward. But those who believe in a greater Arkansas, better Arkansas and more efficient Arkansas must be on guard and must do thier duty at the polls.--Arkansas Gazette.
The Little River news., 1916-09-16

With no less than ten cotton buyers in the Ashdown market the farmer is assured the high est price the market will afford. In that number there is always one or more ready to set the pace. The fellow with the low limit soon gets tired of being all outsider and gets his firm to raise him, and then he will be the high man for season. When the price is climbing everybody wants it, as has been the case here this week. Pric- es this week have been going up as rapidly as they fell last week. Prices like these create enthusiasm and increase bank accounts rapidly.
The Little River news., 1916-09-16
WINTHROP NEWS.

Winthrop. Sept 15.-(Special)- Roy Haney and R. G. Gosmy went to Fort Smith on business Friday
 Dr. J. l.. Peavy was in Texarkana Saturday.
 Jim Wilson went to DeQueen Sat urday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Rieves were in Ashdown Sunday.
 Mrs. R. G. Gosny was in Horatio Monday.
 Ashdown MonGay.
 Mir. Seabeaeh of Mena was here the first of the week cn bushes.
 Misses Jennie Walller and Ola Sinr son are visiting in Tex2rkana Us wea..
 Mrs. E. B Graham Of Wilton, Who has charge of the class here in music gave her regular lessen here Monday and Thursday
 Will Adams of Foreman passed through here Monday enroute to Tex, arkana
 Mrs. F. Heppenstock, VITO has beer visiting in Missouri, returned home Sunday evening
 Miss Eunice Arms went to Horatio Friday evening.
 G. M, Schlup left on the excursion trian for Kansas City Sunday.
 Those who attended vourt at Ash down Monday, were: Fred Turrentine Ed Morgan, Ed, Sixten, Edgar Davis Dan Cooper.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. Roy Haney Monday boy
 Miss Hogrefe who has been visiting her brother, Mr. U c. Hogrefe, left Monday for Mansfield, where she Is teacher of English in the Mansfield college.
 B. w. Johnson was in Texarkana Monday on business.
 J. A. Sessions Jr made business trip to St. Louis this week
 Wade Webb left Monday for Illinois.
 Mrs. R. T. Sessions and little daugh- ter, Dorothy, went to Ashdown We'd nesday. Thy were accompanied home by Mrs. Sessions sister, Mrs Frank Lang and children.
 The Winthrop Literary Club gave an entertainment last Saturday even in gat the auditorium. The program was enjoyed by all who was present
The Little River news., 1916-09-16

Act No. 2 is the rottenest whiskey law than ever befouled the statute books of any state. An attempt is made to hiue the foulness of the thing by pleas ing name, Local Self Govern ment." It's authors and back CTS must take the people to be a set of fools, for just for the people to read and understand it, would beat it 100 to 1. 4 friend of the open saloon wouldn't vote for this develish thing if he understood it. Under the old law the state suffered the saloon to exist and regulat- ed them. That was bad enough. Under Act ? the saloon would regulate itself, the state and all else in it's own interest. It tells the courts just where to get off. Good night.
The Little River news., 1916-09-16
hs ouInins That Does Not Affect Tho Head

Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA- TIVE PROMO QUININEis is better than ordinary Ouinine and does not cause nervousness nor ringing in head. Remember the full name and look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. 25c,
The Little River news., 1916-09-16
NO RACES FOR HOT SPRINGS
Fail Meet at Hot Springs Seemed In-
 Opportune and Was Called off.

Hot Springs. Sept, Ex-Governor Hays statement that warning" is sued by, him through Tom Hanley, whom he appointed sheriff of Garland county, caused the Business Men S League to cancel plans for the fall race meet, created much surprise here this afternoon. Officers of the league and men interested in the meet denseG that and threats or warning caused them to call off the meet.
 Promoters say the chief reason was that they considered it might be poor business move because it would tenG to detract from the spring meeting, the big event of the year. The pres idential election in November and gen eral unsettled conditions, which often accompany such an election, were oth- CT considerations. Another reason Is that the promoters evidently lacked immediate funds to continue needed repairs at Essex park.
 There is absolutely no truth in the rumors that threats by the governor caused the meeting to be cancelled" former Senator Hampton Williams, one of these interested said
 We had hoped to have things In shape sooner," Manager Sam Davis said. As soon as we discovered this would be impossible We decided to cancel the meeting"
The Little River news., 1916-09-16
YILLISTA BAND ROUTED
Seven Left Behind Dead, When Routed
 by ConstitutiOna!iStS.

ChicuahLa City, Mex, Sept 13.- Constitutionalist forces under Colonel Chapa, encountered and routed ir the La Guna district Villista band which left behind in it's flight seven dead and a number of horses, accord ing to reports received here today from General Jose Santos.
 Villa is still in the Santa Clara dis trict, but is carefully avoiding a fight, according to the latest information received here by General Trevino Peons in that section who say they have seen Villa claim that the bandit leaders condition has been made worse by exposure to wet weather and constant travel.
The Little River news., 1916-09-16
We haven't any cotton to SC

We haven't any cotton to sell. We are sorry, but glad that you have and that the price is good. We have quite a large number of subscriptions to sell, enough for everyone in the county. We can't harvest this crop without your help. Send us a dollar and get the News twice a week for year. It is worth the price and more. Shove 'em along and give us a share in whatever prosperity is going around.
The Little River news., 1916-09-16

Little River county could double her farming area by clearing new lands and still have lots of timber left. Her wealth would be doubled and her big towns would become small cities, and her small towns big ones. The Farm Loan Banking system is going to be big factor in this work of real development. It would be more than worth while for our bes; farmers and business men to begin studying the possibilities of this new land.
The Little River news., 1916-09-16

Pure bred hog and cattle clubs are being formed in all sections of the county. We are getting ready for a greater prosperity, one that will en- dure. This does not mean that we will quit cotton. Little River will laways be a great cotton county.
The Little River news., 1916-09-16

The Republican argument in brief: "All the good things, the general prosperity of this country under the Wilson ad- ministration were forced upon us by the European war; all the bad things by the Democratic tariff bill"
The Little River news., 1916-09-16
CONGRESS- HAS ADJOURNED
Nearly $2,OOO, ,0OG,O0O, Was Appropriate
 ed During the Session.

Washington, September S-Thc con- gress of the United States adjourned sine die at 10 o'clock this morning including record breaking ses- sion, which appropriated nearly $2,- 000,000000, and which was chiefly concerned with national defense Of this country.
The Little River news., 1916-09-16

It is now almost an assured fact that more more than fifty farmers in the immediate vicin- ity of Ashdown will grow Tom Watson melons for the market next season. Other towns in the county will specialize on cantaloupes. There will be big things doing next year.
The Little River news., 1916-09-16

That community fair idea is a big one. Give us community fairs in every section and the county fairs will be inevitable. The good resulting therefrom will be inestimable.
The Little River news., 1916-09-16

With the whole country pros porous, prices of all farm pro- ducts higher than for many years, and during a Democratic administration, what would you expect a Republican candi- date to talk about anyway?
The Little River news., 1916-09-16
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System

The old Standard general strengthening tonic. GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out Malaria. .enriches the blood and builds up the sys
 tenn, 4 true tonic. For adults and children. soc,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14

no comparison with The old crude cleo
iric batteries and shocking currents.
At thr f,lCctr0.M Medical Institute the
current that lights homes and runs
street ears is used and is hHrncSsed to
the wnnticrru machines by which
nvrry jar and jerk is removed and it is
then sent through the body as softly.
smoothly and PLEASANTLY rs Il ray OF
sunshine At This institute such treat
mcnr% are given as IN" N-Ray. high
frequency. n'ArSnnEal. pia.ihcrmlr.
Umdn. Tesla Stale. Induced. Morton
Wave Gnrrrnt. Positive and NeEatiN"
Breeze. GHiyanic. F'aradic. SinusoidaI
rnmhinrd t;alyanir and t'aradic, Auto
Injunction. Auto condensation and
other currents also Migratory treat.
mont, Ultra Violet Ray. ACtiniC light
treatment. Naom" iIhaIaiiUn. mcdiCaIcd
inhalaIiun in addition 10 many other
treatments. ihr cost Of which is so
moderate that il is no longer the priv
ilc%" nf IN" rich only. but can readily
be afforded by tn" poor and those in
mudcrar" circumstances "a we'll.
While there is no sensation Of The
high voltage current going through The
body. IN" patient may become aware
of lhc torr" in his system b. the doc.
Tor fuurhin@ him and drawing out Il
string ri sparks from any part Of the
body or ignring Il >her! Of paper from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
YEARS
UNTIL RECENTLY

For about five years. WAS troubled
with hot flashes and Chills during the
night as well as pains across my back
and the food ate would feel like lead
upon my stomach" states Mrs. Nellie
MulIigan. Of 257 Forty-fourth street.
Lawrcnccvile. Pittsburgh. in stating
her condition previous to going to the
Medical Doctors for treatment.
u can say" continued Mrs. Mulligan.
that now after one months treatment
feel entirely we'll am not troubled
with any Of the conditions | had for 50
long"
Mrs. Mulligan. who makes the above
statement. treated with the Electro.
Medical Doctors. as has thousands OF
other sick and found health. Her state
mcnt is but one of many public state
mcnts given in praise Of the modern
scientific treatment Of these specialists
and shows what is being daily accom-
pishcd by the Eleciro-MedicaI Doctors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
GAVE Up HOPE !
BUT RECOVER
Another AiIing Man Finds Hcalt
Through the Electro-Medl.
cal Doctors.
ne at the Electro.M Irstity

II considered myself all in. for had
suffered for years with my stomach
and inresrinnS. stated Mr. j.. Fl
Painter. Of 1927 Kelly street. in telling
of his condition previous 10 going L
the t.Ipctro-Mrdical Doctors for treat
mcnt.
81 had about given up hope Of evel
being any better when heard OF th9
Electro Medical Doctors and deter
mined TO consult them. This did Sea
iembcr 9Th. and now | consider iharI
have been saved and am again able
perform any work. as we'll as eve
could"
Among other ailments, the Electrd
Medical Doctors treat, arc chronic dld
eases of The nerves. blood, heart, live4
kidneys. bladder. spine. brain. alsS
rheumatism. paralysis, epilepsy, gal
stones, goitrc. indigestion, conStlpd
ton. dyspepsia. nervousness. rupture
asthma, catarrh. deafness. neura lgi1
and other diseases Of women and dl5
eases Of men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
At TACkS ENDED
SAYS PAT|EN7
EIectro-M dical Doctors Daily Prove
the Wonderful Efficiency OF
Their Methods.

At The F.lrCtrO-Mcdical Institute.
comprising the entire second floor OF
l127 Market street, over GriesL'S Phar-
macy. are almost every practical treat
mcnt device for the benefit of the Elec-
tro.Mcdical Doctors patients. The re-
suits being accomplished for the sick
and ailng by these specialists is we'll
illustrated in the following case.
Pittsburgh. Pa. Oct. END, 1915.
TO the Public.
For about TWO Years | suffered with
great nervousness, accompanied by
SpaSmOdic attacks over the entire
body. These attacks would make the
muscles rigid for a few seconds Al d
time and coming on at any time. ]
would have TO doctor 1T each attack. al
which lime he would give me hyper
dcrmc injections, sometimes as many
as five or six injections.
Some time ago | went TO the Elcc.
lro.Mcdical Doctors for treatment and
can now truthfully say | am confident
I am we'll, for have had only one such
attack since starting The treatment. !
feel good in every way. All this was
accomplished after had treated with
other doctors who failed 10 give me re-
lief.
(Signcd) J.. \. PURNELL,
900 Swissdalc Ave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14

Consultation. advice and cXamIna-
ton. including the N-Eav. Chemical
ANALYSIS and Blood Pressure TEST al
one dollar. Such is tn offer inadH by
the Elnctro-Medical Doctors to tho SICK
and aiIing who call upon them during
the next seven days.
The Electro. Medical Doctors object
in making this offer is 10 give every
sufferer chance 10 know what can hr
done with the wonderful now Electro
Medical System Of Treatment in his or
her own particular case.
The examination i ihr most import
ant part Of tho proceeding when slch
nerson calls upon the ElcCtru.M Medical
Doctors. Whilst i! costs but one dollar
70 those calling at the Institute during
the next seven days. Yet il Is as accu
rate as if the patient uad paid the reg
ular $1,000 examination charges in tul'
The most delicair man. woman ~
child need have no fear either OF IN"
N-Rav or Of the electrical treatments
as tnet are ldI tIi'N>. l'"'h''''' "'''' ''''' e.
in The hands of experts.
The diagnuStiC and treatment h"Ha'
ratuses used by he t.l"ctrO-McdicdI
Doctors are many. TN" machinrS-u"'
licatn and intricate medical devices
find the cause of the trnubI" with
astounding accuracy. the Elcctro-Med'
ical Doctors daily prove tho fact thai
science has 50 modified ana tanned
electricity that tn" weakest rhIIu or
invalid can stand lis force without IN"
slightest fear or pain. The forces OF
electricity are Scnt through the body
into every tissue and fibre without IN"
patient experiencing the slightest sen
sation, except relief. One apparatus
spravS electricity through tho body. ABB
sorbiug tibrouS and doCay"d tissue,
there being thousands Of volts GolnG
through the hOdy--y"l the patient only
experiences L sensation As OF standing
in a raw Of sunshine. After IN" treat.
men, the patient feels lik" Il normal
healthy person on an ideal spring
morning. M garments need be re-
moved and no embarrassment is en-
gondcred
Modern electrical treatments have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14

take The modern treatment used by the
Electro. Medical Doctors. which is With
in the reach of all sufferers. The treat
mcnt that has SnatChcd many from
near death---Irom Il life Of pain and
suffering. For each and every disease
there is definite electrical current
which treats conditiOns-n0t Symp-
toms Electricity works with nature
NOT against IT, 1t reaches sick spots
which medicines do nn' reach and IL
causes no pain, no sickncss~~no bad
taste. Every day YOU delay brings you
nearer the incurablc Stage.
Among the ailments treated by the
ElcctrO.Mrdical Doctors ARE ancmla,
asthma hilousncSS. bladder and blood
troubles. bronchitis. bowel trouble, ca
tarrh, cySlitis. constipation, dropSy,
deafness, dyspepsia. epilepsy. eczema.
female troubles. stomach gases, gall
stones. gastritiS. goilrC. heart weak
ness. hyStcria. heaGachr~, heartburn.
intestinal troubles. insomnia. Kidney
trouble. liver complaints. weak lungs.
nervous debility. obesity, paralysis.
hemorrhoidS. psoriasis. rectal troubles,
rheumatism. rupture. stomach trouble,
scalp diseases and other diseases Of
women and men.
The office hours announced by The
Electro-M Medical Doctors are daily from
Il. m. TO : p. M, and Sundays 10 Il. in.
to | p. m
The Electro Medical Institute occu.
pics he complete second floor over
GriesI'S Pharmacy. at ll@I Market
street.