The Springdale news., 1917-10-12
CONGRESSMAN
 PULLMAN AT HOME
Will Make Addresses at Different
 Points in the District.

Congressman Tillman arrived at his home in Fayetteville Monday night, being accompanied by Mrs Tillman, who has been in Washington with him. Congressman Tillman will not return to Washington until time for the opening of the regular session of Congress December l. He will spend the time making speeches throughout the district, his principal theme being 9 discussion of the United States part in the present war, this being done at the suggestion of President Wilson who has asked all Congress- men and Senators to do this in order that the people might be enlightened along this line. Judge Tillman's first speech will be made Saturday at Yell vile, in Marion County, and other dates are as follows:
 Mountain Home Monday, Oct 15- at night.
 Gassvile, Tuesday, Oct. 16-10 a. m.
 Cotter, Tuesday, Oct. 16-at night.
 Harrison, Wednesday, Oct f7-at night.
 Shirley, Thursday, Oct. 18-at night.
 Marshall, Saturday, Oct. 2o-at night.
 Fayetteville, Minday, Oct. 22-at night.
 Green Forest, Wednesday, Oct. 24- ? p. m.
 Berryville. Wednesday, Oct. 24-at night.
 Rogers. Friday. Oct. 26-at night.
 Bentonyille, Saturday, Oct. 27-1:0o D. m.
 Huntsville, Monday. Oct. 29-at= night
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