The Pulaskian., 1916-12-22
CAMP PAICN WILL
 OPEN IN PULASKI
WORK OF PROFITABLE FARMING CAMPAIGN IN THIS COUNTY TO BE THE MODEL FOR ALL
 THE STATE.

The work of the Profitable Farming Campaign in Pulaski county is to De made the model for the campaign that is to be conducted throughout the state during the month of January The residents of Pulaski Heights are gratified by the reason of the fact that two of the leaders in the campaign are citizens of Little Rocks celebrat- ed suburb of beautiful homes. George Firmin, trainmaster of the Iron Noun tain, is the director of the campaign, and c. 0. Carpenter is the agricultur- ist in charge.
 Mir. Firmin left Tuesday night for Chicago. He expected to return to Little Rock Saturday and will at once open his office in the Board of Commerce building and assume charge of the work out of this city.
 The members of the Profitable Farming Committee have acknowledg- ed their thanks to the Rock Island railroad for the use of MT. F'irmin, who has been released for short time during the campaign to help make the campaign big success. The fact that the Rock Island railroad would allow their chief operating officer to leave at Christmas time, when work is the heaviest, shows that they are firm be- lievers in the campaign for better farming" and realize that Arkansas must feed herself" to be prosperous.
 It was through the efforts of A. E. Walker, superintendent of the Rock Island, and Charles B. Sloat, assist ant general passenger agent, that Mir. Firmin's release was obtained.
 When MT, Firmin returns from Chf- cago he expects to have detailed in- formation of much importance to the campaign On his return he will start at once routing the speakers in the nearby counties, preparing for the start on January 8.
 Messrs. Firmin and c. Carpenters plans, which are being worked out now, are to start the campaign in Pu- laski County and make the routing, speeches and entertainment here model on which to work in other counties near here, working east to the Memphis district, then southeast, then west, through the southern part of the county, then along the western boundary into northwest Arkansas and back to Little Rock for the wind up of the campaign on January 30.
 M- sr,tc int in F. kansas in the small and large cities will be a great aid to him in his work of routing the speakers and having men in charge in the various commu- mites to plan the entertainment and arrange for the expense of travelling which will be incurred. He hopes to direct letters to all these men in the various cities and towns of all coun ties urging their cooperation in this matter, and within a week or so have virtually all the counties lined up for the big meetings in January.
 The cooperation of the railroads of the state has always been responsible for much of the good work that has been done by the Profitable Farming Bureau of the Board of Commerce.
 MT. Firmin, at the noon luncheon Tuesday, urged that every member of the Profitable Farming Committee CO., operate with him in this work and of fer him any suggestion on which he might act. He assured the committee members that he would always be in the office at the Board of Commerce and would be glad to have them call and visit him. He urged the farmers
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