Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-12
TOUGH PLEADS FOR
 SANE LEADERSHIP N AMERICAS CRISIS
sernOr Also Urges AbOli- { ton of Limit on Edu-
 catiOnal Tax

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 Aophesying that social unrest H disturbances will be greater Ne. spring "than those we have aessed in the winter" and that Aime may soon come when po- M party lines will be plotted \ and 100 per cent Americans Noe found standing shoulder to X der fighting against the enc H of America, Gov. c. Il Hgh made a strong demand for < leadership at the smoker N Reorganization meeting of the ihber of Commerce last night. Naaking on "A Greater Arkan- X most of MT. Brough's ad- N was more in the role of a X publicity director-in which Nascribed the great resources A.he progress of the state as governor. Towards the Nlsion, he was again the gov
 and in this capacity he 5 his declaration for 100 per 8Americanism and for consid- Mn of the public welfare. Herring to the case of Thom- Flaw, state mine inspector, he Mred Mir. Shaw's attitude, ''be- E in many respects he is a man and a good official" S3ne governor declared he could ubscribe to a public be led" doctrine; that "the public be protected" and whether haw. in his capacity of pub ficial, refused to take steps lieve the suffering of wo- sand children, due to the he could not do otherwise Mask Shaw's resignation. The Mnor said that he had ire. lily stated that if he worked rade he would. "hold a unior N but he would not uphold { He de damned" policy.
 Permanent Labor Court. lln prophesying increased un 3sn the spring, the governor Red the conviction that even 3E there must come in this ma lome system for the settle ,f quarrels between labor ant that will protect the public M results of cessation of indus S He said it must be som. ystem as is in effect il aN slia, New South Wales ant M Zealand, whereby the merit. controversy could be submit a board of arbitration, ant ecision of this board take. supreme court from whos' M n there could be no appeal 1ishment of the constitu
 limit of 12 mills for educa
 purposes that each com
 could vote as large ta, Educational purposes as i Nit, was earnestly urged D, for Brough, who described eat part the teachers have
 making of citizens. To em this point he declared tha' N not the Prussian autocrat. ad as great influence 1T MI the kultur of the Germa, nas the false education" i'm by the school teachers O mpire-school teachers wht ars drilled into the boy x .ls that Lorraine and Alsac, < lily belonged to German. ast be recovered.
 hers and preachers mus
 better pay, he declared < g out that of 11,000 teach
 istered in the state in 1917
 han 1,200 left the professio, N hr.
 Praises Pine Bluff.
 rnor Brough compliments, Bluff for it's splendid prog nd for the utilization of al
 Is in the Chamber of Com
 and predicted that whel B0 census is taken this vii slty of 50,00O people. H,
 broad mindedness, cooper @nd united effort in behal
 city, and repeatedly refer
 the great necessity of thu
 training of children fo yhip.
 paid tribute to H. c. Coucl
 bistance in the coal strike
 assistance given him b, Zine Bluff citizens.
 is discussion of Arkansa Hes and possibilities, he ad
 diversification of crop
 Fustries, and the establish 4f factories to manufactur Marketable articles the ray
 bl now sent to other section
 ought back again as finish HFs.
 applause which frequentl
 pted the governor indicate,
 sprcval by the audience O A$lan 300 of his declarations
 lily for 100 per cent Ameri
 and for cooperation il
 jlding. He was given al
 N at the conclusion of hi
 rnor Brough arrived in tn
 5ternoon from Little Rocl
 IS guest of honor at a din
 hGered him at the Countr