Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-12
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 CLEVELAND PARTY
q. of c. Prepares For Visit ing Ohio Business Men
 Arriving Today.

The members of the Merchants and Manufacturers Bureau of the Cleve land, Ohio, commercial body will ar rive in this city sometime this after noon. It is not definitely known yet whether the attempts to get their schedule changed so as to bring them lf not, the visitors will reach the city at 6 p. m. The committee of the Chamber of Commerce in charge of the reception and entertainment has completed elaborate plans for the en- tertainment and intends to send them away with pleasant memories of Pine Bluff. An automobile ride has been planned to show the Ohio men the city, which will be followed by din- ner at the Hotel Pines at ' o'clock Secretary E. B. Bloom hints myster- iously of a surprise in store at this dinner that will tend to make the vis- itors remember Pine Bluff long after they leave here.
 Short addresses will be made by At torney w. F. Coleman, H I. Holder ness, president of the local Chamber of Commerce; Sam c. Alexander, president of the Merchants & Plant CTS bank; J. E. Boyce, president of the Cotton Belt Bank; D. B. Nven, and local manufacturers.
 The reception committee is as fol- lows:
 Wholesale grocers, T. L. Brum- melt; jobbers, R. T. Louthan; produce, T F. Gadberry; lumber, c. A. Dun ming; grain and feed, Howell Vest brook; banking, H. B. Strange; cot ten exchange, T. J. Collier, Jr., P. P. Byrd, and F. T. Tomlnson; retail mei'- chants, E. M. Schober; Chamber of Commerce, H. 1 Holderiness, D. Stan ley Dreyfus, and E. B. Bloom.
 Among members of the visiting party are: Edward Bower, president of the Manufacturers and Wholesale Merchants Board; w. C. Brown, with the Carey Co.,; H. B. Burrows, Mutual Life Insurance Co.,; J. J. Commer- ford, plumbing contractor; L. w. Da- wis, Standard Manufacturing Co.,; George Donley, Donley Bros. Co.,; c. T. Draper, the Draper Manufactur- ing Co.,; Wm. Greebaum, Acme Foundry Co.,; w. B. Greene, Palmers & DeMcey Foundry Co.,, M. S Haas, IAlll PiIS Io" SO., cOIlli l1OSS \lSCli ed; John H. Hogg, attorney; Wm. G. Hubert, BostWick Steel Lath Co.,; c: B. keck, Homer Commuter Co.,; W. II. Kelley, the Kelly Co.,; Geo. w. Kinney, the Kinney X Levan Co.,; B. F. Klein, Kayline Fixture Co.,; E. E. Lawrence, E. E Lawrence & Son; Geo. R. Mckay, Associated Investment; $. l. McMichael, secretary Cleveland Real Estate Board; Samuel R. Mason, secretary manufacturers and Whole sale Merchants Board; c. B. Miller, Plain Dealer Publishing Co.,; G. H Miller, Musterole Co.,; P. J. Pickett. plumbing contractor; J. F. Reichert J. M and l.. A. Osborn Co.,; A. E. Riester, Riester & Thesmacher Co.,; o. c. Ringle, o. c. Ringle & Co.;E. E. Robbins, Forester Plaster Co.,; D. J. Sapp, the Carey Co.,; Gus Schneider, Schneider Plumbing Co.,; W. J. Schoenberger, United Brass Manu- facturing Co.,; Jesse Seidman, Seid- man & Seidman; Capt. H. P. Shupe, vice chairman military committee Cleveland Chamber of Comnnerce); G L. Sigler, the Sigler Bros. Co.,: H. K. Summers, H. K. Summers. D. D. Summers Cleaning and Laundry Co.,; Henry A. Taylor, president the Com mercial Travellers Association; H. 5. Taylor, Milton Tesmacher, Riester X Thesmacher Co.,; and F. J. Trunecek, McNeff Bros