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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-14
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BoOkkEEPER. exp com. cost. const. accte'
oapahe Of tagging charge OF oftc" and man.
aging help. 5Il ledger Central.
CHAMBERMA tD-Gcrmau girl wishes position
as chamhormaid 236 Chew st, oney
COOK good plain. wishes position private fam
ily; downstairs work; washing. American
Prot woman; GOOD ref BoN l6' Devon. "a
COOK and rhambermald. German, wishes posi-
uon In country, l2l3 n. Franklin.
GONERNESS companion or similar position by
an English woman Of sduca tion happy dispnsi
highest personal references. + si2, Led Cent
GovERNEsS. experienced in. care and training
Of children. desires position; kindergarten
elementarS highly recon. 81 Led, on
LADY. young, exp. in genera! clerical work
desires position in office. F SOB. Ledger cent
NURSE--Renned Protestant young woman, fond
Of children. desires position as nurse or com
panion: best ref. suburbs preferred. J. III,
Ledger Office.
NURSERY GOVERNEss, Protestant, wishes
position for seashore, entire charge OF chill
dren over years exceptional CllN rtts. .rle-
mentary English and French, + 49,, Led Cent
STENOGRAPHER. bookkeeper correspondent
years experience, employed At present, seeks
pos with better oppor. F 6i3. Ledger Cent
NOGRAPHER-Knowl. of bookkeeping; 4
yrs exp: center of city; Sl5. Roxbg gh 0dl NJ
STENOGRAPHER. experienced wishes position
Call Spruce 3iOl.
TEACHER, French, desires school work Or pri-
vate pupils; conv. meth. p, O Box 2Oa3
WOMAN young. refined, capable, desires posi-.
tiOn for the summer In select hotel; nothing
menal a24 Ledger Office, ..
WOMAN wants days work mendinG. darning,
WOMAN. colored. wishes days work: N:25
dae, reference. Warhcld. 1879 Lombard.
WOMAN. colored. wishes days work OF any
kind, 1919 :. 20th 81.
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CARPET CLEANING

KEYSTONE CARPET CLEANING. carpets
cleaned and secured. iii Westmorelsnd ST.
Phone TiOga 35lS
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ron SALE


BILLIARD. POOL, combination. second. .ha nd
Dousht sold rented exchanged. repairttns
ssupples.a Lafe .keater' AMERICAN msnu'so-
.urer' s2e Girard ave. Phone hehs, zSio'
ing niiays nhouneranh. ,,aa, ns,,,. pRiTNS.
WICK-RAt Ea EECnia . tiENDEr 20 iOo2 Arch.
=,
pisLiAhD, pool tables; new, second nanu DOW
nig AlIeysI easy payments. hosauorabaa.'S ~
street 20, 222 y Sth st, Phone wal szHf' -
CASH REGISTERS bought exchange repa ired.
replated snppnIics; rew and factory rebuilt
resisters; new total adders as low as $40 tall
ana see our new models, Registers sold ny us
On easy payments and fully guaranteedo o
' W I9o ~, =. .sTsti tASn EESi' 81 "''
''' ''''' ~ 80
MATERIAL from building 9th and Fllbert.
2 600 600 brirk roofnR a nd fencing boa rds
maple fooring nr,, doors windows = nd frames.
SN0 70 3Xl2 1S to % IT, Jump House wreck
ing Company.
MN rt,n.,,, .,, ,o- -. sooo. .,.-
PARkwAv mn, n,>,oS .ot.,, do,,oi,.bsd oppo.
site oil, L. ps.s ,,atnr nIanis Are.
escapes, bathtubs wash trays, toilet, building
and pa wing bricks cha Tiers, gas fixtures,
doors sash cheap: million bricks. Gault
housewreckins Co. 2oi N 22d 81 bolh pho"es
PHJtADETputA piroctoriss for sale complete
set, from isga to 1918. 1909 Green st
npt>,rt,,,. 49,. >.,,,, ,,,,rrr. ,ss
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|. WEST PHILADELPHIA
ONE VACANCY, I ROOMS AND BATHS
POWELTON APARTMENTS
BOTH AND PowELToN AVENUE
GERMANTOWN
THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
is OPEN


PELHAM COURT was not built 10 male nm
appeal TO every one-but to YOU who dema nd
the best and are accustomed to receive it-at
a price which, considering what Won do de.
mand and receive. is moderate-it will make a
strong compelling appeal
PELHAM COURT Is loca ted AT Ca ter q
station, Germantown, just off beautiful Lin.
coin Drive, on the Pennsylvania Railroad; 10
or so trains a day, surely Transportation
enough for any one.
Suites of rooms and | bath to rooms md
baths; the size to suit your requirements
Prices from $50 up.
PELHAM COURT is a quiet, perfect
APARTMENT HOTEL and located in an All
solutey ideal and exclusively suburban Ioca-
tion. w.
In word. YOU may come to PELHAM
with transportation unexCelled. an ideally con
structed building. quiet. dlgnifed elegant
You may select An apartment of The size IN
suit your Individual needs; you will nnd ali
your housekeeping problems solved and taken
care of for you absolutely without effort on
your part; you Will find table of the utmost
excellence at most moderate price, and the
same courtesy, service and attention is uni
form through the entire establishment
For full information. arrangements for In
spection and reservations, call, phone or
write TO
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
SPRUCE 3a71 RACE aoob
or his representative on the premises at
Pelham Court.
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STORAGE
WANTED

ANTIQUE furniture, broken jewelry, gold, sill
YER false teeth, feather beds. Antiques"
135 Walnut Phi. Walnut 7026. Est. 1868.
BROKEN JEwELRY. ANTIQUES. pistols. coins.
coin books. with prices l pay, mailed 16c. ]. b.
Boss peoples Store). a86 S. l1th Wal ASA
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
PATENTS

PATENTS
Write for list Of PATENT BUYERS and in
ventions Wanted. 81 .0000 in prizes offered
for inventions Send sketch for free opinion
as to patentabty. our Four Books sent free.
VICTOR J. EVANS & 60.
WASHINGTON, II. G.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE, Dept. A. 1929
Chestnut st, Hours, TO :. Monday till .
~ M Bell phone Spruce 1888.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


S95-Fisher Piano sl75-Opera Piano
sl2O--I.ester Plano slS5-Bai Hey Piano
Sl25-Stone Piano sl95-Girard Plano
s125--Chckering Piano S275-Lester Piano
Seventeen upright pianos. Hoppe, Marcellus
Jules and other standard makes. good as new
returned from winter rental accounts. at re-
ductions Of $50 TO $3.50 below regular prices
special plans Of payments.
TERMS 81 MONTHLY AND UPWARD
HEPPE-S UPTOWN STORES
Cor, 9Th and Thompson SITS, Philadelphia.
REDUCED PLAYER-PLANOs
s20a-weber Player Piano: $3.50; new
S325-Auto- Manual Player-Piano $3.50 new
s3OO-Heppe Player-Pano: $3.50; new.
S395-Matchless Cunningham Player Plano;
$500 new.
Several Aeolisn and Francesca Player
Pianos reduced s25 to $50 below regular
prices; good as new: guaranteed five years.
write for large illustrated catalogues and
special plans OF payment.
HEPPES UPTOWN STORES
cor 9Th and Thompson SITS, Philadelphia.
Founded 1858.
Ss2-SCHOMACKER UPRIGHT PIANO; cost
$500 perfect order; guaranteed: very cheap;
HOWARD VINCENT. s36.sss-s4o ~ 9TH
Established 80 Years
Is YOUR PLAYER-PIANO out OF order? See
US. I'VE experts" Phone. write or cah
Grand Union Piano Co, 3i38 Kensington ave
ss-NOTE PLAYERS put in any plano: illus.
bert Player Installing CO.. 938 N 4sth ST
PIANOS AND PLAYERS. used, write for bar
gain booklet. Power Weymann, $500 N. Broad
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statesmen

statesmen
9 .IF''
n you are a successful salesman in any line
n you can prove that you have successfully
sold any line
Then we want you-;and we want you now
We cannot use you later. There are special
DIE reasons why you must come at once.
Fcur.nfths of our successful ssIesmen never
sold books before.
We teach you how. We furnish all the leads
geal onesl that you can use. We give you
erawing account and rapid advancement
awaits those who make good.
Come I'M let's talk 1t over.
ENcY,csdoPA,EpIA ,sd y BRITANNICA co.
sAmEsMEsN1,Wsntsa ME- MIEs o,Ssr neatappesrins young
sas aa to hstss r%s TaS aFn df
eTENoGRAPHER. salary sl5 TO start. must
Or or do not apply. Mr.. Johnson, $40 W somer-
9rENoGRAPHER. about 10 years. for general
Eeaser Bar Broad n@s and
eTENoGRAPHER and bookkeeper wanted. ex-
me2sea IN STess SST ssG9k M splendid oRsas n for
tTENoGRAPHER. experienced, wanted: high
school graduate preferred. must be accurate:
good pos. Andorrt Nurseries Chestnut uiil
6TENoGRAPHER-You man required; state
sge. exp. and salary expected. r s4j, Led. Cen.
frhKHooM NAN for machine shop: state a..r
Central
TEMPLET MAKERS for structural steel plant,
good wages for nrst-rlass men who report
st once; Apply by letter in person to i2Ol
Mnrris Building.
TRADE TRUCKERS at Pier 80. So Delaware
ave. Permanent work. for. good
WANTED
ft THREE COTTON
MILE SptNNERS
rf FOR NIGHT WORK
On SOL yarn. Asa Lee mules; highest wages.
good spinning job; no labor trouble: transpor-
4 tation paid. Apply
SPRING GROVE SPINNING MILLS
West Easton, Pa.
WEAVER wanted. expert, and loomhxer to start
ts Sly shuttle looms: will work into excellent
i job: good wages. 22I Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN with some mechanical training
TO handle orders and mail in odesta hlished
machinery house must be good detail and
n accurate. not over 81 years OF age: good op-
portunity: state experience and salary in own
handwriting l07, Ledger Office
YOUNG MAN, 1s 70 20 years. accurate and de
p<ndable, with knowledge Of typewrltlnR
wanted clerk with large manufacturing
company. 2l5, Ledger Office
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APARTMENTS A

THE GENEVA
10TH ST. ABOVE WALNUT
High class apartments. with or without pr.
vate baths: entirely return. Tel. Spruce 37O0
22D n. 172O--Hskpg aots: second foor. =
rms unfurn., furn.; bath; heat; hot wa ter
S35. Diamond 62ah
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SANlTARIUMS

INNALIDS CHRISTIAN SANITARTTM
SPACIOUS grounds: bld lurt road to Broad st
south Of Cheltpn ave Private rooms ono
wardsl. medical STAFF. nurses: svmpR thetic nd
scientific SnrNIr" A. TlOdrT. o.. rtt,a
UNSECTAR1AN. Phone Oak Lane 17og
LOCATION; sn'rial scientific care;
nervous. elderly. Cvorv rpufOr'' t'""S.s' '.roll.
let Dr. Randall, City Line Chestnut Hill
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HEATING
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

MACHINERY AND TOOLS
FOR INSTANCE--Only one-hfth OF a machines
or shafts running is spent in actual prOduC-
tinn The other four-iifhs Is consumed in
useless running that might be controlled with
NOCOM FRICTION CLUTCH puleys. SHAFT
ING and MACHINE WORKS. li5 North
second. JAMES YOCOM son.
POWERPLANT EQUIPMENT
Dynamos. motors. boiler. steam and oil en-
gnes pumps. air compressOrs
FRANK TOOMEY Inc. 12I y. Sd st.
so X. w. BULLOCK. 125 " generator, Q ain
compressors 3 S-oZ. pressure blowers, II.
p. motor and vacuum cleaner. cupoa blowers.
A, G, and -. e.. motors bought and sold
YEARSLEY Co. 2"4 y. Sd st.
COLEMAN N-SHOENIAKER- MEAD, INC
$50 Commercial Trust Bldg.
New and rebuilt machinery
PAVER-1O-nch Ross on trucks: gasoline
driven power loader; two-way traction and
chute. Seyfert's, 437 n Sd ST.
SUPPLIES of every description for textile in
dustries CHARLES BOND COMPANY, 500
Arch St
25 POWER PRESSES heavy double end single
end; punches and shears; foot presses. ha nd
shears. Nuttall. l74s y. 5th at.
MAN'FRS Of plain and automatic machinery.
Send for booklet. A. Nacke & Son, 240 s. 9th.
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oALEsMAN wANTED-sEE MR. s. WINTER
AFTER ! NJ, THURSDAY, 1917 CHEST
NUT STREET.
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OFFICE MANAGER EXECUTIVES
ASSISTANT

To take complete charge Of office; must have
had bookkeeping accounting and collection ex-
perience; must be experienced executive and
onice systema tizer must have commercial
OF past experience. 340. Ledger Central.
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Furnished
BOARDING

room; convenient to 0f,7; all conveniences.
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HELp wANrrD-MAIs

YOUNG MAN--we desire n Thoroughly expert.
enced Young man of about 30 to 40 years Of
age to take charge OF our lace curtain and
drapery department Address John Meckes
Sons. West 25th st., Cleveland, o.
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PENNSYLVANIA SUBURBAN

CYNwYD-
WANT AN APARrMENr?--SuNNY, BRIGHT
large rooms, hOt-water heat. sun pa rlor
the "Cynwyd House" at Cynwyd. has them
only 20 minutes from Broad ST. station; GOOD
food and service optional. Tel Cynwyd 7Go
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-08-11
AELENE NEWS

Allene, Avg Especial Miss
Mary Freeu an Of Ashdown visited a
Jew days here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Shackelford Of
Foreman asended the babtizing here
Sunday.
Floyd An jorson was over from
Foreman Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Seward Garner @.
Broken Bow are visiting relatives here
this week.
Robt. Pierce Of Ashdown was in the
city Saturday,
Ethel Skies was in Ashdown Wed
nesday.
Ace Reed was in Ashdown Tues
day
Mrs. zee Reed is on the sick list
this week
HIr. and Mrs. Walter Hall Of Fore
man are visiting here this week.
Gera' d stegall left Saturday for
Little Rock.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-08-11
RYE.
Fine Pasture Crop.

One of the best crops 10 be used
for fall, winter and early spring pas
ture is rye. This cereal is very hardy
and seldom winter-kills in this state,
1t makes a rapid growth and does
well during weather too cool for
wheat or oats. AS a green manure
crop it is ready to be turned Under
in the spring before either wheat or
oats. 1t is a very suitable crop TO
be planted between rows OF cotton.
even on poor soil for pasture or
green manure.
The Abruzzi variety, which is be-
coming popular at least in the south
ern two hirds of the state, is some
what earlier than common rye and as
rule produces larger and better
grain. At Monticello, Abruzzi rye was
much more satisfactory than common
rye. Aaruzzi rye is not as hardy as
common rye in northern districts OF
the state. Rye is usually planted at
the rate Of four packs per acre. It can
be planted somewhat later than
wheat, but otherwise the culture Ii
the same.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-08-11
WONDERFUL STUFF!
LIFT OUT YOUR CnRNS
Apply few drops then lift corns or
calluses off with fingers
no pain.

No humbug Any corn, whether hard,
soft or between the toes, will loosen
right up and lift out, without a particle
of pain or soreness.
This drug is called freezone and is q
compound of ether discovered by a Gin
cinnati man.
Ask at any drug store for a small
bottle of freezone, which will cost but
a trifle, but is sufficient to rid ones
feet of every corn or callus.
Put few drops directly upon any
tender, aching corn or callus. Instantly
the soreness disappears and shortly the
corn or callus will loosen and can be
lifted off with the fingers.
This drug freezone doesn't eat out the
corns or calluses but shrivels them with
out even irritating the surrounding skin.
Just thinkl No pain at all; no sore
ness or smarting when applying it or
afterwards. If your druggist don't have
freezone have him order it for you.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-08-11
IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON
Crop Is Looking Better Throughout
-. Nearly the Entire South.

Washington, Aug. S-Cotton over
the greater portion of the belt show
ed general improvement the past
week, says the weekly weather and
crop bulletin. Moderate to heavy
rains lie / during the week III Ollia-
homa and from Louisiana eastward
to South Carolina, but it was eXces-
sive at lew points in the Southern
and Southeastern states.
In that part Of Texas where RAIN
fell cotton improved, while picking
progressed rapidly in the southern
part of the state. Cotton deJeriora-
ted in that portion Of TIE state waehe
no rain occurred.
The crop improved steadily in Ok
lahoma and the prospect is mostly eX-
cellent. Dry weather and sunshine
checked the Weevil in Arkansas ard
cotton is good nearly everywhere.
In Louisiana the crop genera l. is
good, While good growth was made
in Tennessee and North Carolina.
There was too much ram at some
points in Mississippi, hut the crop
condition generally is good,
While good weather and sunshine
are needed in Alabama, cotton is
growing satisfactorily and fruiting
we'll. In Georgia the fruiting is hold
ing on we'll and the bols are open
ing fast. Picking is under way in
the southern part OF the state.
South Carolina and fruiting we'll in
Florida the condition of the crop
continues good. Some reports Of
weevil came from Mississippi ana
Alabama, but serious damage appar-
entity was in restricted districts.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-08-11
POLES THREATEN REVOLT
Country Tires OF German RUE and
Serious Situation Prevails.

London, Aug. S.-The situation in
Poland IS critical according to IN
formation received by the CORE
spondent at Losanne Switzerland, of
the Exchange Telegraph Company
The Germans are said to be discuss
ING the responsibility of an organized
revolt o. the Poles. Al German Wom-
en- in Poland, including the wives OF
hish military and civil officials, have
returned to Germany.
Martial Law, the correspondent
adds, has been declared at Warsaw
and in other Polish centers. Riots
which have been suppressed With
much b'eo6shed in the mining area.
have been renewed.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-08-11
H 1cu''! chl.0MEl. makes YOU SICK,
DON'T STAY bilious bilious, C0Ns1lIph7ED

Your druggist or dealer sells vou O.
so cent bottle OF D sons Liver Tone
under my Personal s92ranteo tha- it
will clean your sluggish liver better thaa
nasty ea!orlel; it Won ua&e yau sick
and you can eat &'s..i,ing yoa want
without being saliyated. Your druggist
guarantees thar each spoonful v;.. start
your liver, clean your boWc5 and
straignten you up by morning or YOU
get your money back. Children Gladly
take Dodson's Liver Tone because it is
pleasant tasting and doesn't gripe or
cramp or make them sick.
| am selling millions OF bottles of
Dodson's Liver Tone 10 people Who have
found that this pleasant, vegetable, liver
medicine takes the place OF dangerous
calomel. Buy one bottle on nay sound,
reliable guarantee. Ask your druggist
about me.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-08-11
TROOPS TO RCse IA NEXT


Washington, Aug. S.-Predictions
that the next American troops 70 sc
abroad will be sent to strengthen the
Russian lines VAS made in the Senate
today by Senator Lewis OF Illinois.
THE next loeions of our men to
go FORTH sale he, will be to Rus
STA to support the loyal Russian ar
mics now fighting under the prin-
ciplee Of our making. These shatter-
ed but struggling people, we must go
to with food supplies, and also with
our men"
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-08-11
FOOD CONTROL.
BILL IS PASSED
Measure Giving President Broad Pow
er Is Passed by the Senate
TO lie Signed
Friday.

Washington, Aug. Site feed Bit
passed through the last Stage Of leg
islative enactment at 4 O'Clock this
afternoon when it was adopted by tie
Senate in form previously approved
by the House. President Hiis0a S
signature viii make it 4 Jaw. The
vote YVES G6 to Z.
Those voting against tie confer
ence report were: Dcmocrats-Hard-
wick. Hollis and iaeei. Republicans
France. Gronna. LaFoHctte aa4
Penrose.
Immediately after the final vote on
the control bill, the Senate, by a viva
voce vote, also approved tne confer
ence report on the food ;,dmiuistra-
ton food bill. providing for q feed
survey and carrying an appropriat Oh
to stimulate production.
To Become Las T0aoTTGE.
Both bills will become law Friday
with President Wilson's approval
The delay is caused by adjournment
of tie House until Friday and recas.
sity for the signing Of the b IS u
open session by the presiding officers
o. both houses.
Prompt appointment CT ferbe.t
Hoover as food administrator and IL
mediate operation under tie lcetsla-
ton is expected 10 follow.
Drastic Prohibition Features.
In addition to its pIo.,s- oEs feE
control of food, fuel fertilizer and
farm equipment, the bin carries dras-
tic prohibition features. Thirty d.
after it is approved it viii be rHial
su to use foodstutfs in the maHufGa-
ture OF distilled beverages o. 10 ina
port distilled spirits fer beverage pr
poses; ana the president VIII Be oll=
powered to commandeer or militas.
purpose Of distilled Iiau0rs now teid IL
bond and to regulate ana featEiCt TIE
use of foods in the manufacture O
wine and beer.
The final vote in the senate W&s
secured by unanimous agreement te
dispose Of the bill late To-Day aud al
err four days discussion Of the confer
ence report. In addition 10 the seven
senator's voting against the biz. Sen
ator Gore. chairman CT the Senase
Agriculture Committee, and Senator
Sherman, Republican, we're paired ana
did not vote. Both said that had they
been at liberty to vote they would
have been registered in the negative
Of the absent and paired senator's
announcement was made in behalf OF
practically al that they favored the
bills.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-08-11
PROTECT GRAIN FROM WEEViL.

By Geo. G. Becker. STATE EntamoIo-
gist University Of Arkansas.
All +1,a naos =s-7f l,9a,,e which Ark.
.,s.s roo,i 90 ~. he r~adarod
~ao,asa fa,. - NJ on 81 Ito CON
..isos o;4l,sr -. .+..ziz- -. ...s-7s.. CON
.,,.t;o, ,,taf,t d,45,..o,a.t, =, ,.sI,,a
- ~ ra+a ~ IT,. CON-. #-..-. r.,.,,a1
49,, 60. go =,,,,-,.i5 t,-,-- # fs
.4oraaa of+ar +I,o 4,st If N.a,.a,,.
-. ur1oss hr1,arees farmers take
800. - nr.ro,t tbo rayaqos of va.
- ano;r r.oa,,i1 rboso 1oescs con
$500 -. +r,o ,,so of limo a7,d
=. ,,,o-tods ~ s+orago
~ p'0 ;a,o r,,.4 ma+boa
~ ea 49, 80 100. o,,d boo,s TIA
e, 80 l,.aa,.t1. oo. ho raadil,. l-e-,-
" ahonl, 49,. a+o,..r,e. thon, av.av N
- -, AZ nor +h;s nnr,,oso asa mir.
rlaa1,od In ~ rrb4s /. com,ao71,.
s.s.e h,o ',.., - =, ,,,a,,. NV, a,, Nd
1 ~; 40, 90 haar, +oaa+,a. vim,
W. ~, ~ ~ 100 50 ono ,ar. ~.
.ne ,'!''e - 49,. 49,. ~ +,.a rarts ~,
- - W. faa4s 49, r1aos Tho noos
-. -. ~, h ..t,,,od av,.a,.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-08-11
Finishes Wilson Program.

The Senate S action practically con
cludes work Of Congress upon the al
ministration legislative program init
ated last May. 1t puts into the pres
idents hands most unusual and com
prehensive powers and many mem
bers of Congress say it marks the
innovation of national locialist:c 60
pertinent.
tansummation of the program toI.
lowed the most bitter opposition a4I
acrimonious debate in many years
centered in the Senate, after the pres
ident had prevailed upon Congress to
lay aside practically all work and urg-
ed conclusion of the legislation by
July 1 to deal with this years crops.
The conference report on the food
bill had been before the senate since
last Saturday and the bill since June
Is. The House passed the measure
June % by a vote of 365 to 5, after
a weeks debate. Opposition. led by
Senators Reed and others, and the
fight over the prohibition provisions
delayed the Senate 81 to G. until July
p. Further conference required q
week during which the president
caused elimination of Senate amend
ments for food board of three mem
bers and a Congressional Committes
to supervise war expenditures.
The first food measure for the sur.
Vey and stimulation of production
also was contested sharply N the Sen
ate. 1t as paSs% May 28 by tn.
House and on June by the Senate
1t then was held in conference &c
await the Senate's action on the
control measure.