Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-07
CHAIRMAN TAYLOR DfSIGNATES RED
 CROSS CAPTAINS
Work of Drive for Christmas Roll Which Opens December 16, for Max. ing Pine Bluff 100 Per Cent.

the Red CrOSS ana the CUmmCCee III charge of the Christmas membership drive, which opens December 16, hope to have not less than 50,00O of the 60,000 residents of Jefferson county on the roll by January 1.
 The committees wish it made clear that subscriptions to the Red Cross do not constitute membership in the organization. Membership is $1.0O per year and this will be the amount soli- cited from each individual in the Christmas roll call drive. l Firms and business houses in which every employe joins will be given 100 per cent service flags for display purposes. In an effort to see that every business concern gets a flag. w. M. Taylor, chairman of the mem s committee off Pine Bluff has named workers whose duty it will be to see that every concern in the line of busi- ness to which they are assigned gets service flag.
 List of Chairmen.
 The list of these workers and the businesses they will be assigned to follows:
 Attorneys -at-law-A. R. Cooper, chairman.
 Automobiles, garages, supplies, gas oline, oils, repairs, bicycles-Felix Smart, chairman.
 Bakers-Alex Lazarus, chairman.
 Banks Fred Goode, chairman.
 Barbers, Goldie M. Drake, chairman
 Blacksmiths, machine shops, foun- dries, iron works, junk dealers-Neal Martin, chairman.
 Bottling works, ice cream manufac- turing-Laurence Dixon, chairman.
 Brokers-Wholesale produce, whole sale grocers, wholesale meats--Henry Reynolds, chairman.
 City hall-Curran Nichol, chairman.
 Postoffice-John Wilbourne, chair man.
 Furniture--New and second hand Wade Knox, chairman.
 ardware-WhOlesale and retail, machinerq supplies, paint stores Campbell Fox, chairman.
 Dentists White and colored-Dr. c. U. Mayfield, chairman.
 Doctors--White and colored-Dr Wm. Breathwit, chairman.
 Cleaning and Pressing-White and colored-Samuel H. Holland, chair man.
 Clergymen--Dr. J. I. Norris, chair man.
 Clergymen-Dr. J. I. Norris, chair man.
 Tailors-Men's and boys clothes, credit clothiers-Dick Barnett, chair man.
 Cotton ompresses-James Daily chairman. @ \ Carpenters and contractors-J. w. Dutton, chairman.
 Mills, Grain: Wholesale feeds and flour-Howell Westbrook, chairman
 Cotton buyers: Factors, cotton gins and scales-Henry Speers, chairman.
 Cotton Oil Mills-I. l.. Hathaway, chairman.
 Jewelers-R. H. Stearns, chairman
 Department Stores: Retail dry goods-E. A. Schober, chairman.
 Pine Bluff Co.,: Arkansas Light and Power--P. c. Tucker, chairman.
 Electric Supplies: Llubbers-J. w. Wright, chairman.
 Missouri Pacific Yards: Freight de- pots, express office, telegraph Co., D. c. Payne. chairman.
 Grocers: Retail-W. c. McBryde, chairman.
 Drug stores: Soda fountains-J. Hervey Mann, Jr., chairman.
 Horses and mules-W. l.. Toney, chairman.
 lHotels,-Mack Hunter, chairman.
 Real Estate dealers, Insurance Agents: Fire and life-A G. Bedell, chairman.
 Police Station: City hall, justice of peace, constables and sheriff-J. l.. McBurnett. chairman.
 Lumber Manufacturers: Slaves and heading, wholesale and retail-R. R. Mcintyre, chairman.
 Cotton Planters-Will Nichol, chair man.
 Meat Markets-Evan Parnell, chair man.
 Telephone Cow. l.. Jones, chair man. Newspapers and Printers-M A. Pinett, chairman.
 Fruit Stands-T. +. Gadberry, 
 Restaurants-E. F, Schneider, chair Schools-Principal of each, chair man.
 Cotton Belt Shops--W. B. Hicks, chairman.
 Plantation Supply Houses-Will Collier.
 Chairmen of special committees Harry Woodbridge, Hunter H. Knox Frany Franey, Harold Bluthenthal, Mitchell Seligman. TO LAY TRIBUTE ON GERMANY.