Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-07
Pine Bluff Merchants, Bank CTS and Supply Men Back
 of Good Farming Move.
GOING WITH EXPERTS
Business Mems Committee Recruits Volunteers to Make TOur Of the County Next Wednesday
 and Thursday.

! furnishers and business men general. ly Of Pine Bluff attended an ,enhusi astic meeting yesterday afternoon al the office of the Hammett Groce: company, for the purpose of arrang. ing to secure the active cooperation of the business men of the city i'll the campaign to be held in Jefferson county next Wednesday and Thurs day in behalf of diversified farming J. E. Boyce presided as chairman oi l the committee, with John H. Tucker Jr. serving as secretary. The meeting was held through the activities of the business mems con- mittee named several days ago at the meeting of the leading workers in the better farming campaign, and the re- suits achieved indicated that the work of the committee was bearing good fruit.
 Volunteers were selected to ac- company the several farm experts tn the trips to the many speaking places in the county, the business men mak- ing the trip in order that the farm CTS will be able to learn at first hand that Pine Bluff bankers anl supply men, as we'll as other bust ness men generally will cooperate with and aid the farmer who divers fies.
 Urge Cooperation. In addition, committee was nam ed to Investigate and report as to the best means by which this class of Pine Bluffs business men can in- terest themselves in the movement for diversification and indicate their firm belief that general following of the diversification propaganda means great wealth for the county This committee is composed of the follow ing business men, who will report back at a meeting to be held on or about December 15 s. c. Alexander, chairman; Fred Fox, A. w. Mum, F. H. Walker, D. M. Bluthenthal, J. H. Hudson, J. M. Oracle.
 The committee issued the follow ing statement:
 "It is urged that every business man in Pine Bluff attend the meet ing at the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday night. Problems were presented at the meeting today for discussion that will be again taken up a. tine meeting next Wednesday for expert advice. This meeting $ for Jefferson county, for the banker for the business man, for the farmer and planter, and for the professional man. Let us all work together for a great success"
 The Campaigners.
 The following is list of the bust. ness men who will accompany the farm experts on their campaign :n Jefferson county Wednesday and Thursday:
 Springs and Gravel Hill, Wednesday P. P. Byrd and s. c. Alexander.
 Route No. 1. Wabbaseka, Thursday George P. Darby and Tom F. Cad berry.
 Route No. 2. Altheimer Branch Wednesday-Harold Bluthenthal and J.. E. Boyce.
 Route No. 2. Humphrey, Thursday HI. V. Bahlau and Edgar Brewster Route No. 3. Pine Bluff & Arkan- sas River railroad, Wednesday-A. w Mum, J. w. Wilkins and J. D. Milner Route No. 4. Grady and Moscow Wednesday-J. H. Hudson and 0. D Mckenzie.
 Route No. Fairfield and Noble Lake, Thursday-Fred Fox, E. B Bloom and Sam Knox. Route Mo- 5. Watson's Chapel and Sulphur Springs, Wednesday-E B. Bloom and D. H. Veil. Route No. 5. Double Wells, Thurs day-S. M. Taylor and A. w. Lowe. Route No. 6. Byrd Farm and Spring Hill, Wednesday, c. Nc Gaughy and Joe P. Alexander. Route No. 6. Faith, ThGrsday-C M. Nichol, G. E. lytle and T. Havis Nixon.
 Route No. T. Hooker's store Wednesday-W. L. Matthews, J H. Mann and John l.. Mills. Route No. 2. Peter Winters Farm Thursday-J. B. Boyce and Edgar Brewster.