Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-19
HIGH OFFICERS
 0f A.O.U.W. ARE
 GUESTS 0F CITY
Monster Rally of Members and Citizens Expected
 Tonight.

A narty or distinguished officials o1 the Ancient Order of United Workmen will attend the meeting of the Pine Bluff lodge tonight, in the interest Of the supreme lodge Thousand Class. 7 There will be in the party Wm. M Marvis, of Muscatine, Iowa, supreme master workman; B. E. Holman Of Johnstown, Pa., supreme foreman; John R. Frazier, grand master work man, and H. l.. Cross, grand recorder of Little Rock.
 There were similar meetings this week at Lonoke Tuesday night and Stuttgart Wednesday night. and the concluding meeting, before the open ing of the supreme lodge on Monday, will be with the Little Rock lodges Friday night.
 A big special train will pass, through Pine Bluff Friday morning from Fordyce, with several hundred workmen, and several coaches will be attached to the train here, making it the largest special that ever pulled into the Little Rock terminals. Mr. Peeler, of the Cotton Belt passenger department. has been doing spcia1 work this week in the interest of the train, and reports splendid results.
 The Pine Bluff lodge has done more than any other individual lodge of the order to stir up interest in the su- preme lodge class due to the activi- ties of Grand Medical Examined J.. w. John and District Deputies A. B. Smith and Claud Monk of this city. : They are making the strongest effort to make the Pine Bluff lodge the largest in the state, and to capture some of the prizes that have been of- fered by the grand lodge for tn best showing on the occasion of the great Loyalty and FraternaP' parade, and the initiation of the Thousand Class"
 Expect Record Meeting.
 The meeting tonight will be held at the Shriners' temple, and will be open to the public. It is the expectation of the officers and members of the Pine Bluff lodge that the spacious hall will be crowded, and there will be an exceptionally interesting pro- gram, consisting of talks by the su- preme lodge officers and others. with 9 number of vocal and instrumental solos, and music by Williams orches- ira. Circuit Judge w. B. Sorrells will act as chairman of the meeting.
 The following program has been prepared:
 Invocation, Dr. J. I. Norris.
 Address of welcome on behalf of city, Mayor Simon Bloom.
 Response, D. J. Moore, supreme re- Sorder, Fargo. N. Dakota.
 Vocal solo, Miss Lucy Hearn Broad street: accompaniest. Prof. M. D. Me- Neil
 Address, Ed. E. Hohmann, supreme foreman, Johnstown, Pa.
 Selection, orchestra.
 Vocal solo, Arthur F. Triplett.
 Address, Wm. M. Narvis, supreme master workman, Muscatine, Ia.
 Vocal solo, Miss Ethel SchlOss
 Address, John R. Frazier, grand master workman; Little Rock
 Benediction, Dr. J. I. Norris.
 Arrangements for the entertainment of the high officials of the order have been completed in every detail. They will be guests of the local lodge anC of the chamber of commerce, and Secretary D. B. Bloom has completed plans for number of automobiles to take the visitors on a long ride over < the paved streets and modern turn bikes here and in this section. The visitors will be accompanied in eacb car by local business men. and 1t is expected they will see considerable number of things in Pine Bluff and Jefferson county which will impress them with the importance and pro- gressiveness of this section of the South.
 The visitors will be entertained al an informal luncheon about noon to- day at the Hotel Pines, by the of. ficers of the Pine Bluff lodge. This evening they will be guests of honor at the Fellowship luncheon, at tho Young Mems Christian association where Supreme Master Workman Narvis will speak on Civic Right. eousness.''