Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-08
COMMITTEES WILL
 MEET TONIGHT At Hotel Jefferson for Work on Securing the Tub
 erculosis Exhibit Here.
COMMITTEE IS NAMED
Al! Active Organizations in the City Represented on the Main C0mmit- tees-Sub- committees to Be
 Appointed.

4 meeting of the committee aD- pointed to conduct the tuberculosis exhibit, VIII be held this evening at o'clock in the parlcr of the Hotel Jefferson. The committee is large one representing practically all of the organized activities of the city. At the meeting tonight several sub committees will be appointed to ar range various details in connection with the exhibit while the committee as body will endeavor to interest the general public in the importance of the crusade against the great white plague, and secure as large an at tendance as possible during the time the exhibit is open. It is expected the time and place for the opening of the exhibit will be decided this ev- ening. The committee and organiz- ations represented are given in full: Hon. w. l.. oney, mayor; Rev. T. O. Owen, ministerial alliance; Rabbi E. Frisch, Jewish congregation; Kew J M. Lucey, Catholic church; Rev. w. D. Buckner, Episcopal church; C. M. Nichol, Elks; Ben Robinson, Eagles, T. P. Stewart and Wm. Burke, Masons Hon A. B. Grace, Bar Association; Dr. J. L Caldwell, Board of Trade; Dr J s Jenkins, Dr. w. T. Lowe, and Dr. W s. Stewart, Jefferson County Medical Society; Dr. Junius Jordan, Public Schools; Fred Fox, city coun- ci1; Meyer Solmson and J s. Wiley, daily press; J. H. Ancrum, Modern Woodmen; o E Perry, Woodmen of the World; R. w. Etter, Knights of Pythias; E. J. Kerwin. Knights of Columbus; c A Illing. Knights of Naccabees; Irving Reinberger and M w. Swift, Odd Fellows; Geo. c. Morris Typographical Union; Dr. A.
 B. Loving, county physician; Dr w.
 H Blankenship, city physician; L.. ID. Anderson, B. of l.. E.; A. Cason, Humane Society; M. w. Galloway. Owls; H. z. Morgan, Letter Carriers Association; B Wallace, Post Off, flee Clerks; Dr z Orto, c. H. Bol- finger and c. w. Pettigrew, bank ing houses; w. R. Stitch, Y. M. c. A.; Mrs B. F. Benton, Daughters of the Confederacy; Mrs J. w. Craw- ford hospital beard; Mrs. T. E.. Gil- lespie, Sesame Club; Mrs. A. M. Barrow, Mathontes Club; Mrs J. H.
 Mann, Hawthorne Book Club; Mrs. J. 1. Norris, Musical Coterie; Mrs. Richard Thompson, Civic Club; Mrs. Chas. Senyard, Maccabees; Mrs. Til- le Watkins, Rebekah lodge; Edgar Brewster and V. o. Alexander.
 w. L. Cosper, of New York, director of the exhibit, will be at the meet ing this evening and speak of the campaign against tuberculosis. the purpose of the exhibit and assist in arranging the program of talks and i lectures to be held in conjunction. Members of several of the womens clubs have expressed livly interest in the work and hope that the agita- tion and information accruing from the exhibit will result in the enforce ment of local anti-spitting ordinances
 the abatement of daytime sweeping
 of sidewalks and other things whicI
 are a prolific source of the spread o1 tuberculosis. It seems probably that
 the above committee will be the be-
 ginning of permanent anti-tuber.
 culosis organ zation for this city.