The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-03

)osiAons. may serve as an Pspira-
 Homo greater achievement and pa
 tIriosm of the future citizenhip of dur .eloved state, therefore,
 A$ if resolved, That this associa-
 t nemoralize the general assembly tc o state for the preservation of | Id statehouse, and it's use as a u lnent educational, industrial and
 F&ical museum for our stafs."
 Committees Appointed.
 Committees appointed by president
 ?. Womack were as follows:R
 Teachers Employment Bareau-
 orge R. Hopkins, Miss Rose Bland,
 ss Pearl Williamson, Miss Sue Bur
 ey, J. A. Pesson, F. Garland Many and
 D. Swift.
 Get Acquainted Committee'IC. H.
 3rt1gh, T. P. Murrey, George R. 53rc gn, H. s. Taylor, J. c. Eaton N K Root, 0. E. Williams, M. P D. Ha ;hett, B. 4. Spradling, E. W. Mo
 lo4sh, 5. c Hastings, Edgar Williams ". J. Peterson, T. R. Williamson, w. lC. Davis, U. c. Barnett, B. F. lndray c. A. Sullard, w. c. Campbell w w.
 Mcclure, D. P. Holmes, R. H. Kobe, n J. R. Williams, N. M. Whaley, R. G. ' Frisco, A. J. Barrett and R. B. Womack.
 Committee of Legislation George 3. Ccok, chairman; J. H. Reynolds, J. II. Hiaemon, A. J. Meadows, Frank He Aefall, J. M. Williams, W. R. Ed wa3ds and H. A. Woodward. Committee on Education-L. F. shannon, B. W. Torreyson, D F. Mont gomery. E. E. Hulen, w. O. Wilson, c. T. c. Donney and George Reid. j. Committee on Resolutiors-S. c. T. Swearingen, chairman; J. D. Nash, B. = B. Owen, J. W. Reynolds, H. w. Shaf-
 CT
 Committee on Necrology-C. W. Bar nett, J. J. Tibbetts, NJ. A. Matlock, Miss Sue Burney.
 ' Committee on Printing-J. l.. Bond, .sI Ury Mckenzie, w. P. Keith .- Committee on School Improvement seciations-Miss Petta Brown, Miss Newell Bolger and Miss Matte Lytle.
 Committee on AttendaIce-J. L. Carter, Miss Margaret Boyette and w. j. Morgan. sA Prize Winners. For the third time the Delegation
 rom Mississippi county " n the at
 udance trophy.
 There were 56 teachers From Mis-
 pg.. county who traveletl l20O miles.
 alIaski Ncounty received T honorable
 ention because every tea er in the
 schools registered, total of
 3.
 or a second time. the Crossett
 pol Improvement Association won
 trophy for the School Improvement -T'1ssociation. This organization raised ' $10,012.57.
 Treasurer's Report The report of the treasurer shows :, that after current bills are paid, there il will be $1,200 in the treasury. Changes a in the constitution were made abolish e ing associate membership and the of !. flee of recording secretary is abolish 6 ed.
 if Mayor Delivers Well ome.
 Mayor Charles E. Tayloz welcomed s the teachers to the capilei city. He a congratulated the teaehers oA the large 0 attendance and spoke of j high call Il ing of the teachers, as ring them l. that they were not only teachers of d textbooks but the deeper things on g which character is builded. He paid l. high tribute to the teachers and n ministers of the nation, to whom, he d said, is due the nationwide demand e for righteousness and for a more l. wholesome life in the land, g Governor-Elect's Address. d One of the features c the entire e session was the address J5 Governor 'f Elect Joe T. Robinson. fiF. Robinson d outlined the needs and fndrances of 5, the public schools of Arensas. n He spoke in part as foiiows: e- "When Europe anu aai the world e were steeped in ignoranee and super d stition; when priest and king com- $ bined the powers of church and nation y to keep the devotee andi subject ig a norant and humble, Martin Luther struck a blow that staggered every e king upon his throne aid bewildered 7: every priest before his altar. He pro- T. claimed religious freedomland general s education as the right of all mankind. B. He declared for free common schools T. and for vocational educa ion at public @ expense, and urged his doctrines with all the arguments in fayor of them both.
 s These twin causes E neral educa- d ton and religious freeddn have gath e. cred volume and momenldn until they have become generally Accepted in s-lall communities who. Government
 -'-.-..ast on ps II liberty and