Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-10
CHAMBER 10 WORK
 FOR THEATRE: AND
 PAVING 0F FOURTH
Camden -Bl'inkley Local Train Also is Paramount
 Issue
COMMITTEES NAMED
 FOR OTHER PLANS
Bulletin to be Resumed, It's Matter to be Confined, Constructive Suggestions and Informal
 tion

The first work of the Greater Pine l Blpff program to be undertaken by | the Chamber of Commerce will be.
 Erection of moderate theatre
 building;
 Paving of West Fourth, from Union Station to Walnut;
 Inauguration on the Cotton Belt of a daily passenger serv- ices from Brinkley to Camden one train a day each way To prosecute to q successful con clusion the campaign for each of. these important objectives, T. J. Col. Her, president of the Chamber made these assignments:
 Theatre-Jo Nichol. R. Carna-. han. Henry Marx. II. B. Strange. M .I E Bloom. E. M. Schober, W. N. Tru-I lock, 4 W. Nunn, F. G. Bridges. H. Knox, Louis Froug, Dr. 0. W. Clark, and Dr. J. I. Norris Fourth Avenue Paving-Sam B. Russell, M. Danaher. Frank Berry, J. B. Speers and Jeff Hicks. Brinklev- -Camden-P Pine Bluff Train A W. Nunn, Leo M. Andrews. Louis Froug, F. M. Schober, Clifton Drevfus.
 The launching of these movements was upon the recommendation of a special committee of which J. F. Me Intyre was chairman, and the vital importance of the projects were stressed by MT. Mcintyre and other speakers.
 The trustees also organized for such permanent work as contribut- ing to the maintenance of streets and roads and extension of the high way system. this action being taken at the suggestion of E. B. Bloom manager of the reorganized Cham ber. To carry out this and other features of the greater city plan, these gentlemen were appointed:
 Other Committees.
 Committee on Ways and Means to Maintain all Hard Surfaced Roads in County and Streets in City-Jeff Hicks, Pine Bluff: w. W. West Wabbaseka; L. L. Phillips. Altheim- CT; J. M Barrett, Sherrill; J. P. ,Ferpuson, Sweden; Long, Tamo; c M, Leavtt. Pine Bluff Sheridan nike); H, K. Toney, Pine Bluff (Dol larwav): o. E. Mckenzie, Pine Ruff; Sulphur Springs pike; R. N. Bnrks. Pine Bluff (Star City nike): J. R Core. Pine Bluff (Plum Ravon nike): J, A. Clement. Pine Bluff Main street pike); F. G. Brid- "es, H c Fox. S. c. Alexander. Ziza Rennitt, F NJ. Rosenberg, Pine Bluff streets.
 Membership-J. F. Mcintyre, P. w or'l''an, Pinchhack Tavlor, E, H. ElNhnrrv. J. R Bloom
 Grievance-Thos. F. Gadberrv. Henry Reynolds. J A Mcleod, F c. Smart. H E Bluthenthal.
 The president and manager were deSi~ned as eX-officio members of all committees, and President Col Her announced that his policy in the naming of committees will be to nse as many members as possible in order to tighten the burden of the work and give every member oppor- tnn'tv to serve the city in the com nrehensive program contemplated When committee is to be composed of three, he will appoint one trustee and two other members not trustees, and when of five, two will be chosen from the board and three from the membership.
 The meeting yesterday was char acterized by spirit of determina- tion to achieve results. and of CO., operation. The atmosphere of the Rotary rooms at the Hotel Pines where the session was held. seemed charged with dynamic energy ready for release in Pine Bluffs upbnild- ing, and an attitude on the part of all of "let bveones by bvgones and let's work together for the good Of the city," This was demonstrated impressively when w. w, Tavlor former president of the chamber ended discussion concerning re sumption of publication of the Chamber of Commerce bulletin bV offering a motion that daily pub''- cation of the bulletin be resumed immediately. the material contained therein to be confined to construc- tive suggestions and matter of ln- formative value. It was adopted.
 Permanent Cabinet
 To expedite action in cases where time is vital factor, an executive committee to act with the president and manager was named, MT. Bloom suggested such committee. polnt ing out the need for such body O, minute men. MT. Collier appolntef H. c. Couch, w. N. Trulock, Leo M Andrews, R. H. Stearns. R. Carna han. Henry Marx, T. H. Gregory ane T. F. Gadberry.
 Twenty-one members of the boare were present. and several visitors m cluding w. F. Coleman and M Dana her, members of special committee appointed to effect settlement wltf the American City bureau for con ducting the campaign. MT, Mclntvr' was chairman of this committee which requested further time. eN blaming there was difference of op inion with the bureau over whethe that organization should receive ~ per cent of actual collections in ex cess of $6.50O or 25 per cent of es timated collections.
 The city's financial condition wa discussed by w N. Trulock, Mayo M. c. Hollis, Messrs. Mcintyre Ooie man, Danaher and others. the mayo stating that a representative Q holders of past due variants was Il the city, and request the chamoe .>~~~-~~o->~-o~-~~ ~-~~o--1--o-o~~~0~0oc>>'0S