Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-12
Inly 2,609 of the 64,000 Peo- ple in County Have Sub
 scribed for Bonds.
'TMY VETERAN TO
 BE HERE TOMORROW
lrgeant WayMan of Canadian Arm |. Will Address Meetilig at Taher- nac!e-TOmIinSon Compliments Cotton Belt Men.

Jefferson county crept little near
 the goal in the Third Liberty loan (mpaign yesterday, subscriptions tab lated up to midnight showing a to- of S662, $50. This amount was sub ribed by 2,6O9 people.
 The population of the county is 64,- Do. The figures show that approx hately 61 300 have not subscribed |r bonds, despite the appeal of the bvernment. and the great need of |e men battling to protct these thous- hds from the ruthless domination of e Huns. > "We are going to make a harder live on those who have not yet ac- krded the government it's due.' said bunty Manager Frank Tomlinson st night just after the tabulation of le figures, and shortly after the re- &ipt of a telegram from State Man ger Hemingway, who is in St. Louis, There are thousands in the county ho have not yet subscribed for bonds. hey must be impressed with the fact lat it is their duty to help. The men (lling bonds are giving up their time, B well as buying bonds. They are orking in the interest of the very eople who are not doing their part E good Americans. It isn't as tho hese delinquents were not financially pie to lend the government little [ony. There isn't man in the coun- I who can't invest in two or more Pnds withrout undergoing any great kcrifice.
 "Lock at what the men at the Cot Rn Belt shops are doing," continued IT, Tomlinson, "Why those fellows fe setting an example for the entire Puntry to follow; an example that pght to shame those who haven't sub- frbec. Nine hundred and ninety-nine zen at the shops have bought bonds fgregating siXty-five thousand dollars d be willing to wager there isn't lace in the country that can show otter record
 J. w. Blackburn, who is leading the fmpaign at the Cotton Belt shops, in- prmed MT. Tcmlinson last night that ne railroad men were not thru; that
 number had not yet been communi- Rted With, and that he felt sure the puntry could count on the same re- ponse from them as from the others mo have already subscribed. Only ie o1 the 1000 men at the shops de lhed to lend the government money. pr' Blakeburn says he is receiving lvaluable aid from officials and oth- rs prominent in the railroad mems rotherhood, and expects that the Cot In nelt employees here will surpass the eeord Of those of any enterprise in eis oemonstration of loyalty to the na-
 m Honor Roll Incomplete.
 4he me honor roll of patriots, appearing
 ms issue of The Graphic, does not ,clude the names of subscribers at ne,e1 cotton Belt shops, nor of those ubbscrilblng yesterday. The list of ~Setlpers am"1tr at the shops had not been mp'eted ean last nights nor had reports ef made of all subscriptions sign n lor yesterday. With the except "a m oI the Cotton Belt subscribers, the 'h Inol roll includes the names of all IJse subscriptions had been report ipht NeaaGuarters up to Wednesday av H"'. .,,1 1Acdltlons will be printed each a', sns subscriptions reported yesterday omorres ppear In the honor roll published
 --oAIOW.
 Tho Kaiser Hasn't Stopped"
 Hem; me telgram from State Manager
 "r,,gway to Mir. Tomlinson said:
 concentrations on splendid start.