Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02

The third Red Cross roll cal VII! bsci5 In Pine Bluff Monday when several hundred women, uncer 'he direction of Mrs. Hughes Ia1'or' director Of the WOmenE woFk TOT Jefferson county, will start a WeeE- long subscription campaign.
 Committees will be stationed at all If .he banks. the hotels and on the streets and will endeagor 70 enrol! every Pine BluTisn in the organiza- ton. The quota for Jefferson county IS g55g0. which represents 2yJDJ members a. dollar apiece L.fe membership may De had at 50 each ard a donation of si00 will make the donor a "patron ot the Red Cross. The campaign is to close November ll-"armistice day"
 Judge W. B. Sorrels, chairman for the county, has announced shat the principai effort in Pine Bluff will oe iu the hands of women and has urged the public to give them all support they desire.
 With the population that we have, we should have TO trouble In getting 5,509 members or s5,500 1T this county" Judge SorreIls said yesier- day. During the war this city and county responded readily 10 all re- quests for war funds. Now that the war is over the needs Of the Red Cross are still very great for per manent relief. The coming cam paign is not only primarily for funds. It is drive for members, and the or Sanization will b.. satisfied with nothing less than the full quota"
 Headquarters for the street and business house canvass under Mrs. Taylor's direction will be al the "Iittlest bank" the small frame build ing at Second and Pine, erected as war drive booth.
 Mrs. Taylor yesterday announced the following committee heads who will be in charge throughout the week at this booth: Monday, Mrs. Thurman Louthan; Tuesday, Mrs. Jack Bcrnhardt; Wednesday, Mrs. pettigrew; Thursday, Mrs. (. '. Mayfield; Friday, Mrs. M. 4. Austin; Saturday, Mrs. Catherine Greer, Monday, Mrs. Oliver Galbraith.
 The following ladies will be in charge of canyassing at the various business houses: Mrs. John Speers, banks; Mrs. Clarence Philpot, Hotel Pines; Mrs. J. M. Stewards, indus trial plants; Mrs. Sig Hyman, Froug's store; Mrs. Jack Roos., Dreyfus; Mrs. Harry Williams, Ros- cnberg's; Mrs. NJ. E. Bloom, McEw- cn's; Mrs. Roscoe Mcintyre, Schober- Martins.
 Those ladies vii be assisted by numerous women workers as will the following who will be in charge of district subscriptions and canyassing:
 North side of Barraque from Wal nut to Bellwood Cemetery-Mrs. Jim Green and Mrs. C. II. Ragon.
 South side of Barraque from Wal nut street to Bellwood cemetery Mrs. Max Eiscnkramer.
 All residences facing Walnut, Oliyr, Laurel, Beech, Oak, Elm and Poplar streets, which lie between Barraque and Sixth--Miss Bessie Bluthenthal.
 All residences facing Cherry, Lin den, Mulberry, Ash, Locust, Plum, Cedar and Hickory streets, which lie between Barraque and Sixth--Mrs. William Nichol
 East Side of Cherry street from Sixth to Twenty -sixth--Mrs. Hardee Kilgore.
 West Side of Cherry from Sixth to Twenty -sixth-Mrs. W. r. Coleman.
 All residences lying between Cher ry and Walnut and Sixth and Eff tecnth-Mrs. Robert Trimble
 All residences lying between Hick- ory and Walnut and Fifteenth and Seventeenth--Mrs. Garland Brew gter.
 North side of Sixth from Walnut to Cotton Belt railroad-Mrs. Frank Bridges.
 South side of Sixth from Walnut