Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-24
|stores, Banks, Theatres and: Industrial Plants Will
 Close at Noon.
kHr WHOLE TOWN
 WILL BE IN PARADE
h1dsdier General Davis and Col. lanes. II. $. 4. Will March With Tabernacle Speakers, U. s Sen. ator Robinson and Rabbi Witt.

This is Liberty Loan Day turnout |he United States and, speaking in a komparative sense, in no city of the Union will the celebration be on a nore elaborate scale than in Pine Bluff, and in no city will there be rcre complete unanimity of purpose han in this city, for every business house, bank and industrial institution Will close at noon, so that the men, Women and children may participate b the patriotic parade and the Lib rty loan meeting at the tabernacle. The program for the day calls for monster demonstration or parade, Aeh is to march from the courthouse bvn Main street to the tabernacle. kry marcher is requested to carry aAmerican flag or the flag of one ! tAe allied nations. At the taber- asle, Dr. J. M. Lemons and his corps w ushers will be in waiting to seat (he audience. The ushers will meet t the tabernacle at 1:45 p. m. A Ehoif composed of Mrs. J. I. Norris, lrs. Jas. Moore, Misses Lucy Hean Broadstreet, Ethel Schloss and Margie Atkinson will sing the Star Spangled Banner, and America.
 The parade will be headed by the 5Srd Infantry Regimental band, and De Woodmen of the World band also wll play.
 The distinguished visitors will be Brigadier General Richmond P. Davis, United States army, Colonel James, United States army, United States Eenator Joe T. Robinson and Rabbi Iouis Witt of Little Rock, the last vo being programmed as the speakers Pt the tabernacle.
 Boy Scouts in Line.
 Troop I, Boy Scouts of America, nom Humphrey, with Scout Master Arthur Hickey in command. will be in be parade. Scout Master Hickey tele- laphed yesterday evening to Sol Alarberg of the general committee Paying he would be here with his boys. Application blanks for Liberty loan ponds will be given to every person Peated in the tabernacle, the applica- pnt having the privilege to place his pDlication in any local bank.
 The arrangements for the parade nd speaking are as complete as they n be. Both will be in keeping with ne proclamation issued by President Nl!son, declaring Wednesday, Octob- 4, as Liberty loan day, urging the eople to join in proper celebration same and to insure thecomplete suc- esa oi the second Liberty loan, which must be a success, if American arms fe to win the victory for worldwide Democracy and Liberty.
 governor Brough also issued a proc amatlon, SO that the schools coulc closed at noon and the school chil alen permitted to take part in the pa see and attend the speaking in the aoefnacle. Mayor Bloom also issued Rfociamation so as to cover all that Salch was left uncovered in the way minority to make the day a com iete success.
 qup.committees from the genera seamittee circulated petitions among W Ousiness men and industrial plants .'s!ose at noon, and did not meet witl n1ele refusal. They were congratu asd on every hand.
 aae Cotton Belt shops, and all tho ;s ;slOef plants, as we'll as every loca mVussrv joined in the movement t, uaae the day all that the president desire. - anu 'o"'''''ees 'ou'> ,,.! .ae people have declared their pur M M 70 co-operate with the officials
 W. VI Sommlttees, so that no discordan
 m mas been struck.
 IN general committee has beel " .tlag I daily meetings in order to per ss; sis !neir plans the last meeting bein, s's last night when the program wa .sswed. ssssd. It was reported that ever
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