The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-06

Arksnssss must do its part in pro. yiding for the actual needs and ma. terial comforts of the soldiers of the Allied Nations. on the fighting fronts, as we'll as the millions i'll tho training camps at hom" ard over seas.
 Conferences held in New York Sep tember 21, in Dallas October Il. and in Little Rock October 23 have ap- proved the plan for ths raising of a fund of S2s, 900. 900, of which $14Q.o00 has been allotted as Arkansas part in the big drive.
 At tho National Confesencs held h New York the following gentlemen wore appointed members of the Bud get Committee: Cyrus H. McCor- mick. chairman; George W. Perkins. Arthur Curtis James. Coleman Du Pont, Y. w Aver. William Cooper Proctor, George Warrsn Brown, Samuel Nathsr, George Wharton Pepper, Harold l. Pratt, w. Averin Hartman, H. N. Leland, John Sher- man Hoyt, J. l.. Severance. w. N. Kingsley, A. c. Bedford, J. N. Jarvis. William Sloane. Cleveland II. Dodge. and John .t Mott.
 The Budget Committee after a care iul stuGy of the budgets recommend. ad ttat s25 900, ,o80 be authorized as th< total Of the budget needs as esti mated for period ending with Juno 10, 1913 The report of the Budget Committee was unanimously and en. thusiasttcally adopted by the Confer ence Of sbo men representing prscti- caly every state in the country.
 James U. Dickinson. a Little Rock wholesale grocer. is chairman of the Arkansas War Work Council, Hon. glished statesman. is vice president. B. C. Powell, Little Rock banker. Ia treasurer. and J. H. Reynolds. preei dent of Hendrix College. B. C. Par.aN and John L. Hunter. state secret ary of the Y. M. C. A.. are executive sec retsr.es. Tho following representa-. tive men from all parts of the state have been named as members of the State Council: Charles H. Brough. Governor of Arkansas: Judge Chas. D. ererson. Jonesboro; Rev. J. l. Nor ris, Pina Bluff; Paul Y Gibson. Stutt- gart;s Will Pyies. Blythevilie; w. N. Adams, Philadelphia; o. A. Graves. Hope; O. H. Wilson. Russeliville; A. B Banks, Fordyce; B. o. Jackson, Hamburg; Ben F. Smith. TeSarkana: hev. C. u. Dioken. Philadelphia, Gus tave Jones. Newport; Rev. J. M. Workman. Philadelphia: Mayor Chas T. Taylor, Little Rock; V. o. Alex. Ander, Pine Huff; J. M. Futrall. Fay ..ttevills. Caushsy E.. Rayss, L=stle Rock; pr. J P. Runyan. Little Reck; Hon. T. C. McRae, Prescott; J. B. Duncan, England; Charlss Mckee. Narianna: William MeCrary. Louoks. W. H Johnson. Fort Smith. R. W. Polk. Little Rock; " W. St. John. Nena: Dr. j. T. TSpsoa. Mountain Home; Dr. R. .S Thompson. Eureka SpFinss: J. B. Aldsrvso, Forrsst City: Lsoa Wsstmorsland. Booneviils: nr. x1n Fuak. Rosers; Ed simpson, Nor rliton; Rex Peel. Beatonviiie: Dr. C. ! ChApin. Joassboro: Rev. W. N. Wright. Camden; Jas. 8. McConnsll, Hot Springs; Asro Rrooks. Harrison: \. L. Miller. Derks; R A. Do~dy. Bat~vilis: Floyd WinGo, Stuttgart: C. L. Cabe. Stamps; o. 0. Axlsy. War sea Lamar Williamson. No tieello: A. TYieschman. Crossett,
 The state has been divided into sixtean districts, with a secretary in
 harge of each the key.towns of these districts being: Fayetteville. Hsber springs, Walnut Ridge, Parasouid. Van Buren, Russeilyille, Newport, Forrest City, Mena, Philadelphia, Lit lie Rock, Helena. Texsrkana Camden. Pine Bluff ana Monticello. The cam. paigl in the Be, rral districts will be directed from thss, points.