The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-13
NOTED men WILL
ADDRESS EDITORS
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OF Amherst County In tho Use OF con-
v;cts on the County Roads" Mr.. w.
A. Land. OF the Blackstone Courier,
viii speak on "The Element of Success
in a Country Newspaper" and MT. 8. W.
Meek, OF The Times Dispatch. VIII
make a practical talk on The Business
End OF Conducting q Newspaper" MISS
cally Rylnnd Of the Richmond News
Leader, viii read paper on THE Pro-
vince Of Woman in Journalism, and
Miss Bertha Robertson. OF the Orange
Observer, will read a historical sketch
Of the State press for 1906-19'1. PER
haps the most important feature OF the
meeting OF the Virginia editors Will
be plain, practical talk to the news
paper men by President ". ". Finley,
OF the Southern Railway, on Tho Rail
way Situation"
Virginia Officers.
The officers Of the Virginia Fress AS
ISOLATION for 19O6'O7 arc: President,
w. s. Copeland, Times-Dlspatch: Vice
President, A. S. Gravely, Mert.nsvili.
Bulletin; Secretary, ]. L Hart, Farm
VILE Herald: Treasurer, r, H. Beazley.
South Boston News: Historian, Miss
Bertha Gray Robinson. Orange Obs
server; Executive Committee-A p.
Rowe, 5tfTeuerlCRSUuTB EICC AiuCo, L.
p. Barham. Petersburg 1ndcx-Appeal;
W. Mcdonald Lee. Irvngton Virginia
Citizen; C. E. Thacker, Newport News
Press; c.. ]. Campbell, Amherst New
Era; National Executive Committee
man, j. H. Lindsay. Charlottesville
Frogress; Delegates to the National
Editorial Associations. A. James, N.
Bolts Lewis. w. A. Land. A. z. Smith.
&c. D. Denit, Frank Lyons, Carter Glass.
lie. Z. Thacker A. B. Williams and j.
Stewart Bryan.
National Association.
The National Editorial Association Of
the United States will also convene on
Monday, June 10th. and the executive
committee have prepared an elaborate
program, lasting throughout tho week,
and including the spending OF tho day
| on Saturday, June 18th, In Richmind as
| tho guests Of the Chamber Of Com
merce.
The convention Will be called to or
der on Monday at 10 A. NJ, and will
open with an address of welcome by
Hon. Harry st. George Tucker. presi-
dent Of the jamestown Exposition; by
Governor Swanson, Of Virginia. and by
Mr.. w. S. Copeland, president Of the
Virginia Editorial Association.
! Responses Will be made by Mr. Wal
| ter Williams. of the Herald, Columbia
i Missouri, q former president OF the as
sociation. The appointment of commit
tees will conclude tho morning session
Alta P. NJ. an address Will be deliv-
cred by Hon. Theodore Roosevelt
President of tho United States, and
following this address will be an in
formal reception to tho President and
4 view Of the war-shps assembled In
i Hampton Roads.
7The association Will meet on Tues
day morning alto o'clock. and will open
with, an address by the retiring presi-
dent. Mr.. Jorn r. Junkin. of the Bull
lotin, Sterling. Kansas,
/ Following this will come addresses
by Mr.. Jacob Riis. newspaper worker
]. author and sociologist OF New York
City; by Mr. Will II. Mayes, of the
i Texas Bulletin; by Mr.. Joseph Medil
j Mccormick, publisher Of tho Tribune
Chicago.
The report Of the committee on trans
/. portatlon will be read by Mr. r. NJ
Il White, of the Ledger, Mexico. Mo.
At . p. NJ. on Tuesday there will b,
a memorial service In charge OF Mr.
Addison b. Burk, OF tho Philadelphia
North American,
i On Wednesday, morning addresse!
WIFE Dc delivered ny Mr. II. y, knapp, o
tho Auburn. New York. Advertiser; b.
4 Governor r. 3, Glenn, of North Caro-
4 lima; by Mr., ]. M, Page, Of the Jersey
Vile. ILL.,. Democrat; by Mr. Lincoll
Steffens. of tho American Magazine
4 New York. and by Mr.. A.. L. sutton
4 chief OF tho General Press Department
I OF the Jamestown Exposition.
I On Wednesday afternoon an obsert
livntion trip Will be taken over the Nor
folk and Southern Railroad to Virginia