Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-23

measure llldI ; U hiiS'> ''N'''>-
 shall be measured to you again.
 -St. Luke, Vl.. 3S.
 Seven hundred and seventy sub
 sriptons aggre gatins $S.1l@ were re
 ,orted by soldiers of the Red Cross
 esuyassing in Pine Bluff, at the
 nightly meeting of County Manager / T l. Collier and his staff of lieuten
 ants at the Chamber of Commerce
 las night. Yesterdays subscriptions I Ibrng the total to 2,361 for an az
 segate of s31 ,021, which is still $4,oo0 below the minimum quota of S33, 3,OOO
 If everybody will work hard today
 and everybody invited to contribute
 will do their part, we believe we can | 20 over the top by tonight" said Frank B. Tomlinson. publicity mana
 ger after the meeting. "Our canvas
 seY report some persons contribut ! ing generously, while others are mig gardly. These seem to forget that ] their gifts will save life, and tha. fl
 they do not give as literally as they
 are able, or, not at all, lives will Dc
 sacrificed lives will be lost thru theil |slishness"
 0ne-Armed Man Gives. As evincing spirit worthy of em ulatiOn MT. Tomlinson cited the l action of J. H. Hembert, an employe | of the Saline River Hardwood Lum Der company, who lost an arm as the l result of an accident. He sent in $: with note expressing the hope that t will help some poor soldier or his |iamily."
 Here's man who is maimed, and who is earning only small wage; vet |Aes big hearted enough to give five collars" said Mir. Tomlinson. "His factlon ought to shame some of those who have not given anything or have not given as much as they can."
 subscription of $3 was received from Margaret Robinson the five months old baby of MT. and Mrs |Aasm Robinson, and a voluntary sub- |SFptlon of similar amount from |Hank Mead. who wants it used "fol nose suffering from the effects oi |defman atrocities.'
 So more figures will be issued by |ue Red Cross campaign organizatioH |anlll Saturday night. MT. Tomlinso1 Announced.
 Loyalty Test.
 euoScflptions from the country are |.lpecled N to so far toward exceeding ms quota, but as there is need fo, |"el' uoilar that can be raised. Maya |sn s. Volller said he is urging the .oIAers to speed up" and obtain as usnv am, subscriptions possible. |r me wreck of troop train on the .v,.;n ..".; belt, south of here Tuesday ,a, maSlns the death of a Pine Bluff mar 4 ait ..s solaler, and the injury of dozens !, sow u'uer ~, tralnmen and soldiers, shows sva M.. ciose the war is to us. It shows .sa. .ss, we nave Germans among us. l. |ns Ss"s ene need for loyal support o mag r. sovernment and the Red Cross casn nv'e <. "ho fail in this support are tsh, ssn 10 suspicion. We must give ol Ma sI' me person who does neither no. ns que to do one or the other, is r, lm,s. al American nor a friend o1 Assa As,'ua. s And if he isn't one o ,hs .'' , men, he's Hun. We can judge |ttuaa0 0tal.y ts' Of people by their at
 N 'o%ard the Red Cross" N District Doing Fine.
 cms,s n; S, Bloom, manager of the Rec lsno,,. am, ulslrlct organization says thar utjsfso.darom ss from all counties indicate eansins aia.'ory progress, tho Lincoln i. ate s hos some disappointment. Lon ty t s;No' Ias exceeded it's quota of $10,0o( ArkarsS,, stuttgart has raised $2,471 o1 Dewitt SC oeounty's quota of s6.5OO, an( Grant so,So9 in four townships Quota oe,unty v, mt has raised s1.4O1 of its
 Atto,, Meeting Tonight.
 speatsrn Il. K. Toney and a coloret go to , .o De selected by him vii s nsetina haaa tn. this evening to address Bridses tonight. Attorney F. M at Wahhoaha ana Ferd Havis will speal
 ''SeKa Friday evening.
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