Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-11
bo5 Employees of Cotton Belt
 Subscribe for $60,000 Worth of Bonds.
HONOR ROLL TO BE
 PRINTED TOMORROW
treasury Rescinds Order Prohibiting Publication of Figures and Names. PastOria Negroes Buy S5.500 Worth of Bonds at Meet
 ing Last Night.

Two thousand one hundred and four e,sons in Jefferson county had sub cribed for $5S5, ,000 worth of Third Liberty loan bonds up to last night, Iccording to figures issued at the 'eadquarters of the Liberty loan or ffanization here. In addition to these .ubscriptions, it is estimated that Oth- rs amounting to about $35 900 have 2 ot yet been reported to headquart- rs,
 The issuance of the figures came af- er receipi of a telegram from the Eighth Federal reserve district Lib rty loan Headquarters at St. Louis hnouncing that the treasury depart bent had removed the restriction as the publication of figures, and that he number of subscribers and the mount could be given to the news apers The Liberty loan managers Fere cautioned. however, to be very hreful, to avoid duplication and error. B it was found in preceding cam aigns that often first reports were haccurate.
 To Print Honor Roll.
  County Manager Frank Tomlinson nd Publicity Director T.. J. Collier nnounced shortly after receipt of the Flegram that the honor roll of sub cribers will now be published, that may know the identity of those lpporting the government in this rlsis. Likewise, according to Mir. ollier, "a dishonor roll,' showing the ames of those whc. have refused to Pnd the government money for war imposes or who have not loaned in roportion to their financial ability. Ill also be printed, that the people nay know who are against us," eX- lained Mr. Collier.
 oI the 2,lo4 persons who have sub crlbed. 9o5 are employees of the Cot pm Belt here. The remaining 1,199 omprlse others in Pine Bluff and per ons in the county. outside of Pine Huff, who have subscribed for bonds. rms is a good showing for the Cot Dn Belt men--an excellent showing" ald MT. Tomlinson, "but poor show ig TOT the remainder of the popula- on. For the figures show that there re almost as many subscribers at the hops as in all the remainder of the ouhty.' The Cotton Belt men have uDscrlbed for an aggregate of $60,00O orth or bonds. which is considered excellent showing. Only one man
 the shops invited to loan the gov rhment money refused to do so. it as reported to loan headquarters.
 Where Will You Be?
 We will put typewritists to work omorfow mornin, listing the subscri- ers, said MT. Collier, land will be ule to print the names of all who have auscfioed by tomorrow night in the J4or ft ro'l to appear Friday morning. ai'er that, We will print the names a,, ,suoSel1bers each day. The honor oh VIII show the name and the rooS ,,~vant of the subscription. Every ,ou ,ooa American should deem it an pf ,enHr ta to be on this list. Publication ,n. he names of the patriots in due alI, lI,uieos who have subscribed liber- fy, s, some knowing it means sacrifice ]na p,sasures .1 in the future. And it is ic ce shese patriots, too, that the pub- hot A.oW a'sN tne 'slackers'- s'-those who arc psnc;ai sr cs;aaipse,r!l,bing according to their if. belano lauw, n as to the 'dishonor roll,' We shon,Ss hLs mat this is a time when people is ethou % ue known as they are. A mar is aaer a;th an American, or he is not: he peonla er 10 TOT us or he is against us p-e who refuse to subscribe fcl