Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-16
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 your cars along the line of march. If you break this rule, a commissioned officer will arrest the violator by order of the committee.
 "CREED CALDWELL, yChairman Committee on Arrange mentS."
 In support of the above, Mayor
 Bloom will today issue a proclama- ton closing to vehicles during the time of the parade, the streets to be traveYsed, as we'll as street intersec tions on the route. Autos and other vehicles will be barred also from the intersection of Main ard Barraque, f the addresses are delivered from the courthouse steps. as is the plan weather permitting In other words. it is desired that all be on equal footing and no places of vantage ''e monopolized by persons ill vehicles to the disadvantage of persons afoot Arcther reason for the order is tha autoists. desiring to leave before the speaking concludes. disturb the re- nlairder of the audience.
 Definite announcement as to the nlace for the speaking will be made this afternoon, and the public in formed thru the Commercial and by other means. The weather man prom ises fair weather, with rising tem- perature, so the chances are the big meeting will take place at the court house. In the event conditions are unfavorable, the speakers will be divided, and the addresses made at the Hauber theatre and the Elks club, with a band at each place.
 Reports from the county, indicate that large crowds of visitors will be in the city to enjoy the event.
 The Contributors.
 Those contributing to the fund and the amounts, in the order ill which they were canvassed. follow: Bobbitt & Dancy $2, c. M. Nichol $o, A. w. Lowe S5, Sam F. Vaulx S1. George Lindsay s1, w. A. Taggart $1, g. A. Miller $1, Pine Bluff Bottlins com pany $1, s. Bluthenthal $2. Wm Keller s1. F. G. Smart Auto company s1, Allie Dreyfus S1, Robinson brothers s2.50, T. J. Collier & son $5.
 White Horse saddlery company s2
 Charles Veil Supply company $5, Tae Commercial s5, F. E. Renfrow s1, T. H. Ancrum $1, Frank Tomlinson $l Merchants & Planters bank ST.
 Danaher & Danaher $5. T. c. Par ham. Crawford & Hooker 50, Ben Harvey s1, E. J. Kerwln $!, isaac Dreyfus company $1O. Jo Nlchoi $9, w. M. Nichol $5, National Bank ot Arkansas $15, B. Gott,leb $2.o0, Ros- enbergs $2.50, Citizens bank $ls' Fred Rucker s5. Clint c. Green $2, t. P. McNulty $1, F. H. Walker $2' F. M. Altschul & company $2oO, J. A. Racop $2, D. G. Maxcv s1. Reap & Crawford $5. John Wilnourne 50. U. H. Duvall s2, John Steck $1, c. M. Fer guson &, son $3, Knox-Walker s3- Hardin Anderson $2.50. !. M. Simp- son $2.50, Barnes Music house $2, Dick Barnett $1, Barney Kaufman $' H. K. Calvert $1, D. w. Wilson $1 w. M. Toney $1, Ferguson 40 cents Will Hut s2, Will Lee $1, Simon Bloom $2. Creed Caldwell SIP, John
 Bloom $1, McGaughy company $1, Deluxe cafe s1, Good Luck store $2.50, E. J. Voss $2.50, Schober- Martin company s2, Carp's s1, Reinberger x Collier s1, Cleveland Matthews $1. Tbe Graphic S5, Howell company g, Fox brothers $5. Franey < Culpepper, s2. Mann-Tankersley $1, Shell & Clement s1. Joe Clement 30 cents: Langford's 50 cents, Fred Vining $1. George B. Moore $2. Mccain company s1, Eagle store s1, Caarles Levi 20 cents, Brickley's market $1. Elkins x company 50 cents, McCammon X son $1. Bram company $1. John Harrison 50 cents. Ben Sylvester S1. A. Udes 90 cents, Jim Michellotti $l. M. Gurdin
 s1. Prong Department store. Lew ines s1, Seawell $1. Brasher's oo