The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

l. 4 SE1E H ~
land furious, hut b number OF Cd ,ica7t ors
| .inSthe State, heuded by Governor Ntont,a.--
gtse, Satisfied themselves, that The slt l'h-
ton WIS quite ms bid as " l5fad pe :'
lipictueed Iii The Timts md IN q et11orr-
| bio steetl,, delivered llrder tile auspices
|5of tho Richmond Educatloi, Association,
Governor Montague said TINT Willie V IT..
snia had done much for fer schools " 3N e
measure of ~ states greatness was vas TO
bn determined hot ny what y Ind done done
81, mitch as What 1t ought TO no i anu
whit, n WAS capable Dc doing. at that nat
me etit,g we had q sflediu tltoless lrel,,
Professor charles Ia NEVER . ~
Carolina, VINO horoushy aroused INV
ei,,tthused MS nludece. g y ~.
ttno OH sentiment IN faNor q pue'.lo
schools began to spread thf % tno
sl1h " :.
low tho movement y ~ az '' 1 oe'".'s'
is enough y 70 say 'het y pros rosse
the people "ere 'l'''uo IN.
rortaslce OF 1h1l'lotSYlns t''e '.no
taxation IN rious local WIS
creasedi th nat. tlerc WIS -
scilools w Mi VII ~ 81 III IA sl.'.s I,
We grade o. sci'oo. wy ~ 3 Il
w q great S.a 4,
Olu DOMINION. "a
Much remains i. to De done, pue = = :
matter Tor one tlor ti'1. -
has been accohpl y i !t' si''ee ~. ~.
sade was star1e e all IL " = W.
III IL from me nes'lhri'' W. w ~, III,
nave since oolncu IN IN = ~ ~
gratlfied at, the result o. tfe 81. l' '''
h ~ Wy Z
Education Board hrs N VS. AZ s'7o-
tons of ties state anttl "a lkee VIII ne ne
people, made athe nhtl uaile. s'''se'lls.'s
that the people Of Virglnln are thorouslllS
Interested in the public SCHOOLS 'il's. .ies
are convinced Or the lhaueuu - =. ~. ~
equipment OF dhe schoo's ui'u L.
are willing 20 40 al tlist a. :
they arc willing 70 ne 1aAee' - -
that good judges may aee'Il esq y 1et =
make ve cquipme.h a sle u NHt'''.
We have, indeed, ht'u III
revival and the cause 81 educatlo'' va" va
never before 50 prosperous I, 7 i Is. col'ie'
enco IS held atGni oppo1dr't ' 81 Il, time eng
ttfa standing commit when stoW Ts ous
of tho conference, will proceed 10 US WORK ~
with the inspiring nssura nee 4 e'' NJ, tio
CAUSE of education IN Virginia Is q l Pr
gressive eau ana tha a% me peop''5 4,
Virginia as a body VIII let'ui's ieS =, i'o''u
10 any practical and practlct s1
4 ,r.ns +I,af ,nt, he made for improving
ID, n, ~ n,ot,np efllca ttonal
III 'Ss.- d. 7, s, ii
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"a t, !, I. i, y ,,,aro lion
s3 New loi = i'' FS h. Z i, !. al
O l'''''1"si' ~, - -, ,,,,no1 ,,,,s IN
20 deslios ~ iip 10y +,,ot q
tt rl s''e 'e'' /, 1j,,,, :, o,nd
VIII 90 sre s11 - 90 liz
VIZ w ~ r. rs u i, ~ A.
special p ' ~. = ,r.t,,
u chea tlllt s - II. -,
erlhe up tl'e p az H.,
posslp!e 70 =. ', i,
hibltinE persons sweeping ~ - 5StEiS,''t''ee'
Ira sh into the streets, and the rext4
hest thing probably: be to have
IT picked UP rs soon as 1t falls.
II Tie. people paid TO pick up, the paper
trash we're also charged With the duty
of reporting those they see VOL ating
tho ordinance by throwing such trash
into the streets. noticeable reform
night he effected. AS 1t IS, Main and
Rroad and other streets are not kent
VI. ..,.,, :, 3 +l,n,.E ,,,p,t 4 n No ss5
as Tree from 90 ~. 80 .
4 letter from General Ainsworth,s Of
the War Records Office. to General stepl1-
en- D. Lee, commander OF the uhlteu
Confederate Veterans, recites tlae IN ehe
preparation of the Union and Gont te 5'E
muster rolls the government Will com