The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
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EXEC Cutive Committee 't''' is
NOW Thoroughly on ID
y. Aroused, u|s1 d
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JAYS Nl f Y. CARTH-l'Y1 \ & \ e
city's x. Wide 7'l|, .4f'i Awake axe
to citys. Great y eed s' Sof 1T ore ,''..a &
Territory for A 81 ONE 4, Bull
er Ringing i''' y Voiees iE:': :: .3s5
355 Plead for Greater
SlS53s Rictlnlond

he 8 ast and west llnes5o + st,mono n e
~ y be let a ouuaested ~ he sub orr';a
tee ~, Annexatlon hat ts q clud r's
atwood Sand the New Reservoir I tho p!
III ,ortt, ~ line extended from he senta 'i z
tIye location, on Bacon ouarter Branch i'li'
- q to Include Barton eIghts hest
n1t alrrn cunt at s the plan .
nd THAT vlll be the oh Jcet o. the = olnt
Sacomr1lttee on Progreasss..
Ss rhc executive committee held q US f'rsl :
Ting yesterday afternoon nd E sdee ideo
unanimously and nths,rias tlca e
adopt the above lines y y d'scusT
sion. @f e & HI ri IN
M, 4 " stewart Dryai chalrma called g.
N he% meeting 10 order and eight Of. the
eleven members wero pr '. lis Is
Drake. ss Jr..8 n was Gle ccted 9ss secrelteary
of the Joint Committe MI. Mt 5str Bryah .,aIl
stated that tho purpose OF the texecu.iNs ~ y
committee was to SO guide tho actions !s @ 3
TIA ioit1t COMMITTEES that they s htS5f e SO Il
iinlte.Si II fact rs welaas In na me, every
"a orra n zation In the city viii is "a t'i Dor
34ing fora tho clty's good, 3reH Hderlns Wiioie
one Homogeneous mass Of sWor rkcrs$S y VII y mo- 10
q single drone. y M "a q. (,
9S Instances OF what Us bel n 8 done y: inS otner M
cities were y cited. Memp phis. iw tn her l
S8saIwo Hundred and Fifty Thousand Popll-
1aton,. Club; Blrm1hgh ham. with ! her e.t 1 q ID T
gyertislng a gent. and the Int progTeessss Tesi
81 committees or yari GUS cl ties
An informal discussion was then held
III to got the sense of the ~ meeting as 20
what should be done first--f or the rules
IN of the Joint commttc forbid heir doing
81 more than one hing at a tim
s5ss$5 anted Annexation.
Ss Mr. nllerstcin spoke I'M warm adyo-s
soc tending tho rcscntS q ty limits,
@ ana pointed out that all hat IL needed sto
nave the people pfS on Ing diFt rlctss,
N n 81 only give t1,eirs consent heir cor
$:dial4support, Is a tcampai igns OF ed ucn tlon.t
..Let them KNOW he said, hnt We
propose to do Let hem know that their.
5taxatio on cannot be Increased for five
years, and that during most that five.
Is years we will give them the advantage
OF police and fire protection, wal tcrS con-
nections, good streets, sewerage and all
5 tho other advantages OF d cit
S8sf Dr. Meg uire Newton, representing the
Academy OF Med icine and Surgery spoke
q in support OF all that MR. Wa lerstein
had said. q. He,s too, thought the first and
i most grievous need Of the city IS ''G Greater5
Richmond. ~ Si 6 sa
.s Mayor Mccarthy was called on = 1orBh ms
ideas. and repeated the call for s'G Greater5
I'd l;Conseryatism" lie said. rs i the best
& thing for any man., cl lty or nat NJ put
conservatism does not mean passing into
Il. deep, dreamless sleep ls y 4&
Wake Il En- Up. &,
let us be conservatlye.'st he ntinued,
let those OF us who have not assed
into tho innocuous desuetude e Of helples
conservatism wax o up the theirs, e they
trffi
NJ eyes and look around and When I they
# have taken the situation. they, TOO. VIII
58t tnke supY the cry, Greater Richmond.
sss,s Mr.. C,EBB Cooke also spoke warmly in
advocacy & OF ,s," Greater Richmond .8 lie;
Il said citizens might go even further ana
raise tho standard Of reatest Rlch r.
r 1nond,. II Ho pointed out that u citizens
persisted In the present course OF res
fusing to Xpand the city. as the clty,s
5l population expanded, "a they would ultt-S
mately find themselves n e @ posi- ton
4 similar 5Sto that Of London. where. the
38.'city', includes not one per cent. OF tho
population o e London, 8i II 55
Mr. John B, Minor, Mr.. r, IL TraylorG
and Rev, DIR. w. VII. Young spoke, and
$ each Ut IA a NIL S s s aG
/. u was definitely decided that the Joint
Committee Of Progress should push the
Z expansion of the city limits, and II push
itwith tslsvigor and spersl stency hat would
compel not only attention, but action.
!, - present plan embrace ces the northern
a sdo of the cont guolis country certainly
an far as Barton Heights and. Chestnut
Y Till, and will eyentuall y include Man
- chester, ~ 9Si9ts l "a "a n b 55st ri ss3t Il " ya
3 "a meetlng OF the entire Joint Com.
5nnlttee or Progress has been called for
to-nlghtsnt $50 q clock, to be held In the
rooms of Post a, IT, 3 p. a., (which We're
Il offered by that body. 5SSS 4 ";
4a Every member Of this committee Ia
urged to be present, as a eflnito and COM.
prehenslyo action RWl IL be taken at this;
meeting, and the campaign for Greater
Richmond formally launched. H #
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