Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-19
COUNTRY PEOPlE: MAY "SHOW UP"
 THE CITY F0LK
Haynes Gregory redicts Farmers Will Buy Big
 Proportion of Bonds.

T. Haynes Gregory. in charge of the Third Liberty loan organization forces in Jefferson outside of Pine Bluff. declared last night that reports follow up promptly the oral lombard ing showed that all are prepared to follow up promptly the aral lombard ment. the zero" hour for which is s o'clock this evening.
 The country people. and those in the communities outside of Pine Bluff have done fine,' said Mr Gregory, 'but they are going to do even better. Washington reports say that the farm CTS and the country people are show ing up oe'Ier in this campaign than in either of the two previous ones. and that if the cities would keep up with the countl.. the issue would be quick ly subscribed Jefferson is going to be ahead in this. Pm sure. Reports received already show that country people are buying bonds as never be fore. When the campaign is com pleted. the records will show that the farmers of this county have done their part. There are some who have not yet subscribed, and some who have not invested as much as they can, but l believe all will demonstrate their loy- alty to the nation by 'eonlin' thru as they she uld. If they do, and Pm con fident tkev Will, the Pine Bluff peo- pie will have to dig deeper to show up well in ccmparison.'
 War Conference Last Night.
 Sam B. Russell, in charge of the city. had his lieutenants with him at a conference last night, and all plans were made for what is intended to be the decisive" move the effort that is going to put Jefferson over the quota demanded by the government. County Manager Frank Tomlinson. Director.General of Speakers W. $. Sorrels and his chief of staff, Dr. J. l. 1 Norris, and Publicity Director I. J. Collier were all as busy as army chiefs before the battle yesterday i making sure that there will be speak CTS, and cars for each detachment for every meeting night.
 AS a sort of finale to the general attack this evening will be the con l cert by the Great Lakes Naval Tram l ing station band and an address nv United States Senator Joe T. Roplil son here tomorrow The concert and address will be at the tabernacle shortly ofter noon. The musicians were trained by Lieut. John Pmlll Sousa. "the march king who voillh teered for service at the declaration o1 war by the United States. Thousahus of people are expected ill the c1ty tt hear the abnd and Senator Joe |.
 District Doing We'll.
 "All counties in the Twelfth dlstrlc. of the Third Liberty loan organization
 are doing fine some of them art
 lover the top,' said District Mahagel
 Jo Nichol yesterday. He seemed d ot oe
 disappointed that his home county Jel ferson, had not been the first m m !h'
 district to complete it's quota' pu
 showed confidence that Jeffersonla,h 4hs
 will do their full part in keeping '''' world safe for democracy.
 Ruys Bond for Baby. :.
 Elizabeth Horton, aged one year ,ts n among the possessors or ., hlDu, u,;aa :; . bonds in Pine Bluff, lA'tie a El'1' h'
 beth was presented with bona ,r,, U. her mother, as a birthday present in 1 mother. Mrs. Addie Horton, widow 0
 "a railroad man who met a aat tlasi : death several months ago, also liiVe''
 od in a bond for herself.