The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
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'SPLEN \. ] / D VI. WORK j K
t,Thc lib est Ideas Will be De
1 vcloped for Richmond s5
Good.
MAN COMMITTEES NAMED !,

a. Following The example Of other cities
md laying hold % the best IDEAS ' tliat
h sa.ye II 70 be developed, fsichm1iord's Fro
NJ sress club Is Ii, a fair why to accom-
q sl,si,Ssrent good FOR this community. Al
asea,l x gforty-siN members have been al'-
4UolntcdSsto the joint committee on pro-
& fEtess for Richmond and at an carly date,
Bprobably March 3D. this committee VIII ~
4e assembled to formally organize ana
L Edopt d plan OF campaign for the upbuild-
ing Of this city. This committee IS g
4Sirect outgrowth or tho conferences held
i IN a 3ont committee from the Chamber
! az Commerce, the r. r. A. and tho civic
Improvement League and the idea y tho IN
y Som,nittee Is tho Development or adoption
$iSf piar, similar to that in st. Louis,
II Ks Is thought by those who have been
IL lost nearly connected With this work
rom Its inception that the joint commit irntlt-
II s,e an progress for Richmond will be
gble gto !, awaken enthusiasm, accomplish
~ .gults and gain the cooperation Of IN
arrests, I rganizations and individuals that
4 jire at present not doing Ill that is in
sleir power for Richmond
"A D Dominant Factor.
u S One member or tho joint committee on
rogresa said yesterday that Richmond
X nj every opportunity aud every udvan-
sS,a "a That could possibly DO desired to
make 1T a. dominant factor III the M
financial and educational life
s,Sthe South. We hive tho necessary
S3 innate. neople, creative Intelligence. snap
nd opportunity We have tho rapidly
Sss ayelopng field Of the South great flnan-
Nal wealth and railroad facilities, and,
'S83,ove ali else the guarantee given {lis
EI8$ y the James River that our growth can
Nv, ,ycr5 be throttled blythe railroads SO
ne as the channel Of the James River
kept open. IA! 5E vi
fS 1SThc Committee on Progress Is already
great deal Of enthusiasm,
Il I'D X the meeting is being looked for
}Bs ard to With ea great deal OF interest.
s#s Those Appointed.
RI, those SO far appointed arc: Y,
ss$53S tel Assoclation--P. NJ. Try, John Muir
Il ~, Samuel r.. Atkinson. E FL !s
sS$Frut and Produce NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3Jr.. Charles t. Richards, Clar-
n Ice u. Sydnor 5
Central Trade and Labor Council
w.
l S4i1 a cadeniy Of Medicine and surgery---Dr.
S8 S. 5EIorseley, DR.. Mcclure Newton, Dr.
aarlcs r. KUbins. d, n AZ
sEsS travellers protective Association-Josep
n IL allerstein, M G.. Pa tterson. Harry Ellis
Common Council.--T. II. Elicit, Ohm 7.
4 25a stl j. c.: p ickerson. III
Board of Aldermen-John 3. Minor, s..
FElsts Cottrell w. r. Dabney
Educational Assoc Citations. G. Mitchell,
iii Stewart Bryan, w. AZ Crenshaw.s
#8;lvstf improvtfnen League-Charles 3D.
aKe, DR. L. n. )calisch. Ro. Lee Tray y
yssSsI lr.iyts3l5SSS 8 u
s;,,lilroad Club Colonel II. NJ. Boykin, J.
n Anderson, BARRON Fl. Grundy. f
II &tetail Dealers Associa tion-M. +, W..
VI $rte1,$ w. Il. Ha& legrove, Writ Qnnrles.
5hll1 faster House Printers and Decorators
~ Essoclation-R. X. Peters, a. w. lIar-
h We, N. $Gan2ert. i.j ~ S
III. Iinisteral Union-Iiey r. a. Goodwin,
#5E Isl. Russell Cecil, D. D., Rev. ". j.
$lng, y. D. a 81. @
ar Il Associati on--s. S. p. Patteson,
mes w. Gordon, John Howard, Jr. i55$$&
Wholesale Grocers-C. p. Coleman, NJ.
Chambers, =. G.. Christian.