Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-29
Get to- -Gether Meeting of All Departments at Tab
 ernacle Monday Night.
AT TABERNACLE WITH
 SPEAKERS AND BAND
Four Cotton Belt Officials From St. Louis and Camp
 Pike Military Band.

A geheral get ,ose.,l,r .reAtine of employees of all depai t4lelss of the Cotton Belt, Missouri Pacific and Louisiana and Arkansas Hailrcads, will be held in the Ta5e, lac.e at Pine Bluff at $ D, m. Monday Sept ,3U, 1918.
 The meeting is being held for the purpose of boosting the sale of Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds among Railroad employees, large attend ance being expected, as all are urg- ed to bring their families.
 great majority of the employees voluntarily subscribed. and far in excess in amount of any previous Liberty Loan.
 Addresses will be delivered by Mir. Alex Robertson, Federal Manager, MT. Wm. N. Neff, General Manager, MT. E. J. White, General Solicitor, MT. Daniel Upthegrove, General Attorney, all of St. Louis, Judge Woolridge and MT. w. B. Hicks of Pine Bluff, and MT. J. l.. Lunday, General Superin tendant Louisiana and Arkansas, Stamps, Arkansas, Missouri Pacific, General Chairman, J. D. Moran B. of AE., J. M. Brickhouse, B. of IF. and .E. and J. r. McGrath, lB. of B., and H. s. l.. Watts, BRC.. of America. MT w. J. Miller. Superintendent Mo- tive Power Cotton Belt, will preside as Chairman. ....
 Executive Committee W. J. Mill CT, Chairman, J. E. Callahan, Super intendent, w. H. Vance, Engineer M. of w. of Cotton Belt, J. l.. Lunday, General Superintendent Louisiana and Arkansas Railroad and J. w. Dean, General Superintendent Mis- souri Pacific, J. w. Williams, Supt. Telegraph St. Louis Southwestern Railroad.
 The following committees have been meeting success. Everyone is selected to aid in making this a success. Everyone cordially invited to attent:
 Committee on Arrangements: $. E. Markham, Chairman, E. o. King, J. F. Carperton, Walter Davis, c. E. Yowell, J. E. Brown, w. H. Hudson. Hugh Rives, E. c. Moore, w. B. Hicks, P. l.. Wing, J. l.. Duncan, w. E. Grace, c. D. Warren, w. A. Steph- enson, J. E. Tierney, J. l.. Enright, E. F. Stroeh B. E. Shields. J. A. Moore, J. Keuhne, G. w. Daroux, T. w. Hutson, J. N! Cason, E. Roberts, l.. w. Seymour, l.. Boynton, F. J. kraemer, l. N. Bietey, B. Galloway, J. V. Rogers, F. w. Culver, T. A. Shea, J. T. Barker, J. B. Silas.
 Reception Committee:-R. E. Un- sell, Chairman; F. H. Peterson, J. E. Baker. F. Lovejoy, J. c. Cook, A, c. Dowden, T. A. Rogers, E. II. McFad- den, w. P. Smith.
 Publicity Committee:-J. w. Blake burn, Chairman; $. M. Dickey, A. B. Brewster.
 Decoration Committe:-P.' M. Kill roy, Chairman; J. Roost, c. B. Wor- thington, J. w. Piper. G. D. McGib- bony, c. J. Moore.
 Music Committee.-E. J. keuck. J. s. Scott.
 Colored Committee A. Hill, Chairman; Hyden Davis, I. $. Scott. P. w. Staten. ames Dansby, Ben An drews, John Brown, Will Davis, Earl Edwards, Albert Bass.
 A Ladies' Committee will also be appointed by the reception committee to assist in receiving employees, their families and friends.
 A number of railroad men and their families from Little Rock. Stamps, Jonesboro. Shreveport and other points will attend. The Rever- end pr. Homer Jordan, Pastor of the Christian Church, spoke at the Cotton Belt Shops Friday at an en- thusiastic meeting of the employees.
 A military band from Camp Pike, Little Rock will arrive in Pine Bluff on the afternoon of the 30th and lead Parade of Railroad men, which will be formed at Court House, Barraque and Main Streets, and march to Tab ernacle.