Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-26
Special Committee of Gen.
trail Trades Council Com
pletes Essential Details.
WILL GIVE AUTO
TO THE "QUEEN"
High Class Carnival Company to
Spend Week Here, DR.. BrOugh to Be
Speaker and Big Delegations
Expected from Many Points.
were definitely COM

Arrangements were definitely COM
pleted last night, by the special
LABOR Day committee of the Central
Trades council, for the big annual
celebration of Labor Day by the
organized labor forces of the state, in
Pine Bluff. on Monday. September 4,
and the remainder of that week.
4 contract was signed with James
NJ. Drake. manager of big carnival
company, for the company 10 SHOW
hore. On the lots at Main and ,,iar'i.,
f., tie entire week, to nave nat less
than zen different sh )vs CT the
highest class; arrangements we're
completed for I contest for queen
the girl elected to be given an auto
mobile; and subcommittee were
given power to act in the matters Of
detail, such as the big parade, the
speaking, and the MUSE.
That Mr.. Drake will bring high
class carnival attraction here. ap-
pears assured, because he is I'm der
bond in the sum of $1,000 to Cd ry
out an ironclad contract. the men on
the board all being wiledly known
here and elsewhere in tie state, being
c. c. Kavanaugh, ]. S. Maloney, Dan
D. Quinn, F., Cummock. Pat F. Ring,
Henry O. Volger. John R. Frazier, W.
E. Bell and Frank B. Gregg. The lot
is already under lease to the Labor
day committee for the week in ques-
ton. xijxIA1 I'LL
Vote for Queen.
The contest for queen" of the cele-
bration will be conducted by vote,
and will come to close at 10 p. m.
on August 81. Candidates must be
related to a member of a labor
organization affiliated with the Gen.
trail Trades council. The judges
will be selected. to be one member of
the Central Trades council, one man
from each of the local daily papers,
a member of the chamber of COM
merce and one city or county official.
The Labor Day committee, which
has charge of the celebration, is COM
posed j. H. Turley, chairman; T. A.
Wilson, secretary; B. F. Danlels,
treasurer; w. B. Hicks, Ed Malley,
w. v. HALEY.
The general committee in charge,
which is composed of one member OF
each local labor organization, is made
up of E. L. Hoover, ]. NJ. Piper, %. ID.
Piper. Will Malley. Henry Kolkbren-
ner, John Broughton. George Y.
Henry, F. w. Beaser. D. E. Haper, 10.
T. Stout, F. T. Johnson. R. w. Tolson'
N. H. Alexander, Tom Enloe, 4. F.
Brunon, M. w. Myers, c. A. Gosh
horn. T. A. Maxwell and George
Smith.
The subcommittee are as follows:
Music-E. T. Stout, Tom Enloe and
E. D. Piper.
Parade-Henry Kolkbrenner N. II.
Alexander and e. l.. Hoover
Speaking-M. w. Myers, george
Smith and J. NJ. Piper.
DR.. C. H. Brough, Democratic nomi-
nee for governor, has already accept
ed the invitation of the committee TO
deliver an address here in connec-
ton with the celebration, and the
committee will have other we'll known
men to spsak in the same connec-
ton.
Reports were received from Little
Rock and other points, showing the
committee that already those towns
have named committees to arrange
for their participation in the ceie-
bration. and at Little Rock It is being
planned to operate two special trains
into Pine Bluff, to carry the cap1tal
city delegation to the entertainment
McGehee is also planning for
special train, it is reported.
The general committee will meet
twice each month, for the time being:
to advance and perfect the details OF
the big state wide celebration, ana
later will meet more frequently.