Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-15

Major w. J. Parkes and G. A. Edels- ward, and of the joint committee and subcommittees service rendered gratuitously-was commended bv > MT. Holmes and others as exemplarv of the Rotary motto of "Service above self," and held up as worthy of emulation by all. The publicity campaign in behalf of the Memorial park will be con ducted by the Pine Bluff Advertis- ing club, under the direction of Jack Bernhardt, president, and 0. c, Hauber, secretary. MT. Bernhar rdt has called meeting of his organi- zation for today at noon at the Jef- ferson hotel that the Ad club nav make it's arrangements to have a bio part in putting over" the biggest project for the benefit of all Pine Bluff ever launched here.
 Headquarters of the campaign will be at the office of J. Harvey Means 116 Pine street; telephone 9O6.
 Assignment of occupations for the canvass Tuesday shows the follow ing lineup:
 Cotton firms-T. J. Collier and Dr. J. l. Norris. Newspapers, painters. wall paper and paint stores-J Frank Franey.
 Jewellers, queensware and music stores-D. G. Maxey.
 Ice plants and bottling plants-R. T. Louthan.
 Attorneys, county and city off cials-H. K. Toney, W. r. Wool dridge and w. F. Coleman.
 Business establishments west of Olive street-W. c. McBryde and Homer Reynolds.
 Business establishments east of Texas street-N. A. Anderson.
 Wholesale and retail grocers and meat markets-V. M. Harrison and s. B. Russell.
 Wholesale produce, packing house products and fruit stands-Thos. F. Gadberry and G. A. Bahlau.
 Hotels, restaurants and barber shops-W. N. Trulock.
 Farm loans, bondsj abstractors. florists and optometrists-Gu Bus enberg.
 Real estate and insurance-Pinch- back Taylor.
 Wholesale and retail hardware. sporting goods and electrical supply houses-Wm. L. Matthews and Hugh c. Fox.
 Auto sales, service and filling sta tions-F. G. Smart and Roy M. Kemp.
 Department, general ,merchandise and shoe stores-J. E. Smulian.
 Ladies' ready to wear, gentlemen's furnishings and tailoring-Fred B. Vining and A. w. Sweat.
 Undertakers, furniture. sewino machines, harness and saddlery-H. l. Holderness.
 Drug stores, cigar and soda stands and confectioneries-F. R. Bloom.
 Physicians and dentists-B. Neal Martin.
 Theatres, merchandise brokers, building material, plumbers-O. C. Hauber. eSa: -s.,.,s ~ Banks, postoffice, telegraph and telephone-H. B. Strange.
 Horse and mule dealers, clothes cleaning and shoe repair establish ments-W. L. Toney.
 Architects, engineers, contractors, builders, railroad and express off ces-G. A. Edelsvard.
 Street railway, light, power and water companies-J. L. Longino.
 Cotton oil mills, congresses, plan ters and capitalists-T. Haynes Gregory and James P. Daly.
 Wholesale grain, feed manufactu- rers, flour mills and elevators-H. L. Westbrook.
 Battery and broom factories, ma chine shops, bakers, junk dealers Byron c. Fowles.
 Lumber mills-Jules T. Borresen.
 Schools, including business and music-Ladies' Committee.
 Cotton Belt shops-W. Stephen son, J. w. B!ankenship, s. G. Sea- brook.
 Fraternal orders-J. Frank Fra ney.
 Mobile auxiliary force, to respond to $. o. s. call from any team-D. Stanley Dreyfus, T. J. Collier, A. D. Foster, J. E. Boyce and Leo M. An drews.
 Two out-of-town Rotarians were among those at the luncheon-W. R. Adcock of Little Rock, district sales manager for the Corn Products company, and Willis E. Griffin, of Worcester, Mass, dealer in oak floor ing. Other guests were Ray Perkins or Little Rock, w. F. Coleman, H. D. Strange, Frank R. Bloom cnd G..