The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-13
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1905.
Work for Education.

rho programme for the Lynchburs
meeting Of the Cooperative Educa'ioh
Commission possesses many attractive
features. Tho meetings will be in the
Z First BAPTIST Church of Lynchburg ana
will begin on Wednesday. November
goth. at $3.50 p. NJ. After the appoint
mont of standing committees addresses
of welcome will be delivered by Rev. Dr'
". l.. Pickard and Hon. Garter Glass
and Governor Montague Will make the
response. DR.. Robert Frazer, field agent
~ tho southern Education Board, who
hoe done 50 much to forward the cause
of education. will give a resume of the
work and speak of the outlook.
The evening there will be devoted to
an address from president Alderman, Of
the University.
On Thursday morning the programme
Z will be:
c:szep Associations (a) Address, Rev.
WEB. Bcauchamp.
tb) General report Of the secretary.
q, Reports by delegates from local
fd) Citizen Associations in the East
the West, the South; report. Miss MAI
rarct King Mrs. a. II. futile MISS
Maria P. Duval.
The Pastor and the School: ADDRESS
Rev. j. E. Hicks.
= the afternoon "The Training OF
Teachers will be the first topic, with re-
mort by Professor w. II. Heck, Professor
A. p. Caffey, President ]. L. Jarman,
DIR. George p. Phenix, Hon. t. l. West
and discussion by Superintendent II. L.,
Brldgcs. Superintendent H. Men. Cooley,
Colonel r. f. Lee, Jr
The next topic will be "a Standard
country School" report by Mr.. Harris
Hart. Superintendent B. Z. Copenhaver
SUPERINTENDENT G. G.. Joynes, Colonel o.
w Nichols, Superintendent r. c. Stearns;
discussion by Professor w. B. Atwood
Mr.. r. NJ. Gardner and DR.. a c. Wight
man.
The third topic VIII be Libraries; re-
port by Mr.. j. P. Qsnnedy, Mrs B, b.
a1unflrd, Mr.. W. S Copeland, DR. w B:
Lane DR.. r. G. Waterhouse: discussion
l,y DR.. j. Gray aIcAllister and Mr.. Ernest
Shawen.
Fridays programme will include Eff
Client Supervision" tn) Report-super-
tntendent- elect OF Public Instruction,
Superintendent J. W. Everett, Mr.. w. A.
enkins. Dr.. +. V. " Painter. supcrin
1endent J. II. Saunders. CD Discussion
DR. c. w. Kent. Superintendent G. II.
Iulvey. Mr.. Charles G. Maphis. g. Open
Forum Of supcrintendents-Sh talks
from all showing their encoura gements.
their difficulties. and how the people may
further their work. ! Compulsory Edu-
ca,ion-ta) .Repar.. SIR Roswell Page,
Major James II Dooley Hon. J. Taylor
E,Iyson. Mr. J. Shelby Thomas. Captain
Mica jan Woods tb) Discussion, Dr. Z.
E. Blackwell. Superintendent William NJ.
Davidson. q High schcols-ta} Report.
Or. Bruce r Payne. Rev James Cannon.
Jr.. Superintendent Z. G Glass. Mr. e.
IL EQsssll. air Edga. sydenstrlcEer.
III Discussion. Superintendent William
p abbot. Jr, DE-. cccrge H. Denny. 3.
II WHAT Definite Ways Can tho Editors
Err,he. ,hs Present Educational Move.
mart n y.rE:n!s--tsl Report. Mr.. a. B
Williams. air. r. Y. narhatn, Mr.. r. y
isaIslEp Ms. J. II. Lindsay Mt. Herber
.aley.
D. pu, talk Is cheap, says the sconer
Is that 80? Is talk cheap when bus.
mea quit their work and go miles from
logna TO say word In season for
cause in which they Interested
Cheap or not. these meetings show tina
many men and women In Virsni
are taking an unselflsh interest IN popu
Lag education and that sort OF interes
is bound 10 help the cause in which
is enlisted
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