Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
F,NINTS WON'T
 |[E 10 THURSDAY |uDAY PROPOSAL
Iu,y be Result; County
 Agents Work Scored.
u FLATS WORK br DEMONSTRATORS
Lane canvassing For Funds n.,,rroved-Hill Act to |o,oosed-Alternate Holi- day Planned

,srcbants last night to th'
 ,t for the Thursday half
 tbru July and August, coop
 farm demonstration work II
 h. the Hill act imposing a ta'
 ,r trucks in the county, ane
 r;seuous socilitation of funds
 old purpose by "Tom, Dicl
 "" irrespective of the worth t,
 the cause for which the
 re supposed to be used. IT
 tbe Thursday half-h holiday
 pbers of the Retail Merch
 Eociation, represented at the
 st the Jefferson hotel, adopt btion by Vim. Rosenzweie
 that every merchant give al,
 two half-holidays every
 eks permitting, half of the
 be off every other Thurs.
 results of the retailers
 on matters before them
 ght are expected to be-:
 the refusal of the mer-
 to agree on a half-holi-
 ch week, probably the or
 tion of a clerks union.
 the farmers cooperative
 stration work, the refusal
 rchants to- take up at 100
 on the dollar county scrip
 to demonstrators on salary
 the Hill act, efforts by the
 's representatives in the
 ture to either repeal the
 have its provisions applied
 nties adjacent to Jefferson.
 the canvassing for funds
 pose is endorsed by a
 ttee of the association, sit
 joiltly with committees
 the wholesalers and job Organizations.
 siticism of the cooperative monstration work was made
 Bloom, secretary of the
 and managers of the Cham pnmerce, while speaking con- |the contribution being made fetailers to this work thru ef "6O cent scrip at 100 cents
 pllar.' MT. Bloom charged
 york of the demonstrators d of very little benefit, and
 that some injury had been me county by the agents |yal of undertakings whicf fetary believed would have |0f real value, and increas- agricultural output of the
 MT. Bloom asserted that \. agricultural output had
 increased by the work of n demonstrators, and sug- mat if the merchants were llng to the work under the En that by so doing they P,ng In the development ot
 s agricultural resources fe mistaken. Disagree on Closing.
 1hru bad checks also were L.s Sl,n a view of developing |sa e!hod whereby these might |sS, " put no remdy was found E.aln suggested that all em. ' nl;s laDor be asked to pay off wnlch Sa is the policy of the
 snort Leaf Lumber com. |tia ssla, E: M .Scnober, pres. E |.ae association, and D. Stan |1s |1as .S doubted that the associa- Ea M .a !ake any action as any M mat It individual members |nss sse' themselves only by in. |p0n |p0 Identification of strang. !. spoa endorsements when the \ she check is unknown te \, @e a;a1',lr: Thursday half-holiday |,s ,,a ,u,scusssslon, SC it developed tr was disagreement amonp ts.a4u %salture and hardware men cm snsa.s a. of other lines as tc 'da % .a VL closing. the contention ] |us sna mat hardships might be. 'tners and others f,.o,, 4L soD,. snU might be in immediate SSte out articles. It was also |s s1s soa uy U. Stanley Dreyfus tb SsnIrarv sms r to the policy o1 ,eso ana h,! Kress companies te sf 'dss thn analIfT,,holidavs. ", Manage, bi bis she ts woolworth store ad. ,n ~ " De true as to his or. I d,g,. glvlng as a reason th, as stas stores, soda fountain, l;ds"nDo ;dSnos are not expected tt oaSs ana al that 32 per cen, ted k, h'.'l, stores sales ar, estaS1;.s ST articles also handled lv.ssss0llshments. vss The motto, Eslid,Svo Soted down, 19 to IS ears.s eas,Iay for Players. -' ssssea, eama. salesman at Ed Lew [, of s :, to play games o, the Se ase.1 sne financial suppor n. su su.ns need for the Nea contirnn' ti .n' day off 9f t the s merchants. w, ,oinr toi' to ,.h he declared, Gan,
 '0 get it--one way o, ptlng Mir. Pos.