Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-30
nommittee Will Appeal to Patriotism, Making House Canvass.
|m1rL. VISIT TOWN
 ACROSS THE RIVER
pIeneral Comittee Decides There Has poon Sufficient Public Speaking
 and Heart.to.Heart' Talks will he Made to Individuals.

mother opportunity to come to the {ront to the support of Uncle Sam and lave the county from being placed in he column of slackars. In order to Iaye the country from this ignomi Iious classification, it will be neces- Iarv to sell the balance of the Liberty |oan bonds, amounting, to $109,000, this keek, as this is the last week of
 trace. .,,, This further opportunity will be giv-
 n them by a committee from the khamber of commerce. Rotary club and ia Pine Bluff Clearing House Sssociation. Every member of this [ommittee. as well as the members of he general committee having in {harge the placing of Jefferson coun- |y's ouota of Liberty loan bonds, has ione his bit, and more. They can con-
 cientiously ask their fellow citizens
 b subscribe to the loan, and they will lake house-to-house canvass, so hat every one will have chance to Selp in the work of saving their coun- N from being placed in the column of Hackers.
 Committee Appointed.
 l The committee appointed to make his canvass is composed of Messrs.
 C. Alexander, chairman; H. K. Eonep. E.. B. Bloom, and D. Stanley Dreyfus. They were appointed at {:
 bint meeting of committees from the |hamber of commerce, Rotary club Ind the Pine Bluff Clearing House as
 cciation. M. E. Bloom. chairman of he Jefferson County Liberty Loan
 cmmittee, presided. The, following
 ehtlemen were present: M. E. Bloom.
 hairman; c. H. Bolinger, H. B. Ptrange, Jo. Nichol, w. c. Hudson, ]. A. Alexander, H. I. Holderness, B.. ,. Bloom. H. K. Toney and D. Stan ey Dreyfus.
 If the roads will permit the com hittee will visit the towns across the liver, taking in Sherrill, Wabbaseka,
 Fucker and Altheimer, and make an kppeal to the people to assist in sav- hg their county from going into the
 lacker column.
 It was at first intended to have a
 rand rally night with public speak hg, etc., but the committee decided hat there had been enough public )peaking on the question.
 Jefferson Never Failed. M. E. Bloom, chairman of the gen. |ral committee, said: "This is not a ase of asking somebody to give some hing for nothing; it is a case of not (ny giving somebody something for nore than value received, as every rond bears interest, is negotiable, can
 e transferred at any time, but it is a Eetified or indubitable evidence of
 De fact that the holder is an Ameri-
 an citizen, ready and willing to as- hst his country in it's, hour of need, Rnl when it calls. It is a badge of
 onor and more than this, it is an evi-
 fence of duty well done. It helps lhe government in it's fight for democ- facy and world liberty. Some may fall it swapping dollars with interest
 70 boot and the boot goes to the one Vho buys the bond. The government ksked the people to subscribe to this bond.
 We will no longer depend upon public speaking, but will depend ab-
 olutely upon the patriotism of oul
 ltlzens. Now is the time to subscribe
 nd complete Jefferson county'f quota. l never heard of the people
 l Jefferson county falling down or enything or failing in a public or pa Eriotic duty. I am sure they will not Fail in this crisis /"