Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-30
Intention Is to Make Affair Biggest and Best Ever
 Conducted in State.
MUSICAL REVUE
 TO RAISE FUNDS
Committees Will Meet Tuesday Night, to Make Reports on Progress AL ready Achieved in Preliminary
 Arrangements for Affair.

IIOSL SuCcSSlul lTdCk dlQ Ilelu meet and musical and literary contest ever held by the Arkansas Interscholastic Athletic association, the athletic com mittee of the chamber of commerce, with a general arrangement com mittee and fourteen special Sub coin- mittees are all busy perfecting some of the very many details of the big affair. and itsis expected reports of considerable progress will be receiv- ed at the regular weekly meeting Of the general committee Tuesday night, at the chamber of commerce assemb- ly hall.
 The committees are planning not only the details of the meet itself, but the arrangements for the big musical revue, to be given here be- tween March and March 10, for the purpose of raising funds to as- sist in defraying the expenses of the meet. Miss Victoria Harrell who has consented to take charge of the entertainment feature of the revue has already begun the work of pre- pairing for the affair, and tm|embers Of the general committee are ready to report progress at Tuesdays meet ing.
 The one important feature of the musical revue not yet decided, is the ) place where the entertainment is to be given. It is hoped by the commit tee that a hall may be obtafncd in the business section of the city. which wifi be 1arge enough stor seat a very large crowd. and where there will be ample stage room, because there will be many persons on the stage at one time, and it is expected there will be stage and scenic effects Of consider able magnitude. The committee is now discussing this matter, and ex- poets to reach favorable conclusion within the next fortnight.
 Committees in Charge.
 The committees in charge of these affairs are as follows:
 Athletic committee, chamber of M. Harrison, chair man; Ehmer Richards, Thurman kLouthan, J. c. White, Mayor simon FBloom. Junius Jordan, Jr., w. N. ETrulock.
 ' General arrangements committee John Bloom, chairman; Walter Will kins, Jr., secretary; and members Of hll other committees and sub com |nittees. ~
 Finance-Thurman Louthan, chair nan Victor Harrison, Tod Jordan nd w. N. Trulock.
 Publsoity-Minor s$Q. Woodard, Pairman: Arthur F. Gadmer, Gordon feeiman. HS
 Hotels and information-Bun Orto, { airman; Henry Jordan, Harold S uthenthal. # Program-Prof. J. R. Allen, chair
 ln; Prof. L. B. Bassett, Prof. 8 hius Jordan; sol Bloom, Robert x ing, Henry Jordan.
 [edals and cups-v victor Harrison,
 rman; Bun Orto, Henry Jordan,
 rles White.
 bncessions-Tcd Jordan, chair 7 Clarence Hanf, Dave Burrows, pr 0. Woodland Charles White.
 lansportation-S. M. Dickey. c. B. sey.
 ltertainment LVicaor Harrison,
 '. Trulcck. Es
 x nting- Minor 70. woodward,
 nan; Robert Loving. Walter seoutsAHenry Jordan, chair Clerence Hanf. Sol Bloom.
 prataons- -Miss Anna Can't, q an;' Miss Celia Murphy. Miss C me. Murphy, Miss Martha A Miss y Williet Mae Toney, Miss 1assett, Mrs. Virgil McLellan, ncy Hearn ,Broadstreet, Thur III puthan, Walter, Wilkins, IT,. v Harrison.
 Thurman Louthan, chair- mN Pref. Junius Jordan, w. N. Fl
 e-Mayor Simon Bloom, Chief of Ice J. Frank Stewart. @
 k and field-Prof. L. E. Bas- set Aairnan; Frank R. Bloom, as- sis chairman; Rob Loving, {. WI Wilkins, Tod Jordan, Frank \ AN Walter Deaver. Prof. Vance " Simon Bloom. " etary B. B. Bloom of. the cham bt&s commerce will serve with each Y aI l of the several sub-comImittees TT I'll as with the. general com
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