Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-26
JEFFERSON ID OBSERVE LIBERTY DAY BY RALLIES Score of Meetings To Be Held In County Tonight. FOUR SCHEDULED
 FOR PINE BLUFF Dan Tayior. Bernard Simon, Joe Me Cain and John WiIIiford to
 Speak in
 City.

Pine Bluff and Jefferson county will Jcln the nation today in celeblat- ing Liberty Day, according to Pres l ldent Wilson's proclamation. Speeches will be made tonight at 8 score of points throughout the county and at four places in Pine Bluff.
 This will be observed as a 100 per cent holiday by the banks. The schools will close at noon, and so will all wholesale ohsues. The postal service will be as usual. the short force making it impractical to give any cf the employees any time off. Re tail stores will pursue the usual ac tive routine
 Attorney Dan Taylor will speak at the A. O. U. w. lodge rooms, Ber- hard Simon will speak at the Hauber theater, Joe Mccain at the Best theatre and John Williford at the Orpheo.
 A revised list of speakers and trans portation chiefs for county assign ments has been made. Out-cftown speakers will drive hv the court house for final instructions from the committed
 The county schedule follows:
 Elerson: w. E. Miller, local chair man: Rev. A. Homer Jordan, and Dr. F. P. Lytes, speakers; Felix Smart, transportation chief.
 Ferda; U. L. Craven, lccal chair man; Rev. w. c. Wood, and H. L. Jor- dan, speakers: Charles w. Holmes, transportation chief
 Hooker's store: J. G. Hooker, local chairman; J. M. Shaw, and A. R. Coop CT speakers; H. V. Bahlan, transpor- taticn chief.
 Hannaberry: F. Cross, local chair man; Judge w. B. Sorrells and J. liar vev Means, speakers; w. c. Hudson, transportation chief.
 Lakeside Baptist Church. between Noble Lake and Fairfield: Nj. E. Fer euson. local chairman; Judge E. T. Kerwin and Rev. Hill. speakers; N. A. Anderson. transportation chief.
 Swan Lake: N. H. McPeak, local chairman; Rev. E. R. Steel, and V. o. and Prof. F. T. Vinegar speakers: A. w. Lowe, transpol'ta- tion chief.
 Pastora: N. H. Pipkin and John Gibson, Jr, local chairman, Ed w. Brockman and R. Ray Mcintyre, transportation chief.
 Altheimer: J. R. Walt, local chair man; Rev. H. A. Stowell, and Prof. L. J. Altheimer, speakers; k. M. Knox, chief.
 Sherrill: J. F. Ouattlebaum, local chairman; Judge w. D. Jcnes, and Prof. Harrison, speakers; Minor Q. Woodward, transportation chief.
 Reydell: Dr. E. P. Notrebe and L. w. Washington, local chairman; Rev. Frank Thompson, J. F. Mcintyre, and J F. Jones, spekers; Henry Williams, transportation chief.
 Tucker: Dr. J. D. Niven. local chair man; N. J. Can't and F. G. Bridges, speakers; Harold Bluthenthal, trans portation chief.
 Moscow: c. D. Long, local chair man; T. G. Parham and Rev. Elliott, speakers; George w. List, transpor- tation chief.
 Sulphur Springs: N. Watson, local chairman; w. D. Woodbridge and W. N. Trulcck speakers; w. N. Trulock, chief.
 Wabbaseka: Ben Word, local chair man, Il. hciIlp l lOHcv, dIIu As. AA. olic'i ey. speakers; H. Kemp Toney, trans portation chief.
 Watson Chapel: Prof. D. w. Gill, local chairman; w. F. Coleman, speak CTS: Currin M. Nichol, transportation chief. '.
 Rob Roy: J. P. Oracle, local chair man; Sol Klarberg and John Young, speakers; H. c. Couch, transportation chief. !
 New Gascony: John Bellamy local J. E. Boyce and Prof. Wm. Townsend, speakers; Capt. Wm. Nich- ol, transportation chief.
 Newton's store: Calvin Newton, To- cal chairman; Senator Creed Caldwell, arN Dr. s. w. Bell, speakers; Creed Caldwell. transportation chief.
 Noble Lake: Dave Veil, local chair man: D B. Niven and w. E. Watson speakers; D. B. Niven, transportation chief. '
 Fairfield; Clifton Murphy, local chairman; Dr. Junius Jordan, and Ferd Havis speakers; Chas. Leverenz, transportation chief.
 Jefferson Springs: Wn1. heardon