The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-12
V. r. |. is Most Creditably Rep
resented at Jamestown EN-
position.
UNIVERSITY is DlGNlFIED
Is lfittingly Represented and
Impressive Richmond Col
legc Entcrprising.
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ny WAITER EDWARD HARRIS.

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the EXHIBIT which is truly one Of the
most interesting and instructive on
the grounds.
The exhibit Is housed in several
small buildings, and Is very nehriE
department Of the Institute, Co!onel
Mari. Is In charge, which may account
for the fact that the engineering de-
partment of the school occupies the
most conspicuous place Al the en-
trance TO the building is a miniature
railroad--a belt line--witi tresillng
and bridges. erected by students.
tiny locomotive and cab and tender Is
in more or less constant motion on
the road and attracts visitors through
out the day. The bridge, for instance
is perfect fac-simile of a genuine
railway bridge More than five thous-
and holes for rive:s had to be punched
in the steel OF which 1t Is built
The buildings and exhibit are II, IN
students of the Polytechnic and the
enthusiasm OF the instructor and the
boys is a material aid TO the visitor
who wants to have a pleasant hour.
And when the inspection is ended.
there Is the restaurant. where the ICY
milk, direct from the dairy at Blacks
menu. The milk is put into cans at
the dairy and frozen. and shipped at.
once. Icy, creamy chunks floating in
the glass would tempt a topper to turn
the Polytechnic product
Dniry Feature
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rndora rn.h. - ~ Observation-Disclosures sri =,
saunders, protnef % kepiGsellla NY
aauhueIs; ol the Etth W ma -, III,
lrict: ana ne as PROUD oi we eAhl ~
as ,nougn ne ne We're . alspiay ,,n ~ ~
products OF ms own rarn!. ! tame i' no,
attempted TO enter me into description
OF me exhlblt. pul II CONES ONES as mar 10 {,
SSlns aae pun it5 an tttt,, " 1r,,at,, -
polyt4e,ehtnac i IW as Gorta ps as g
cotnpils.su. " ~ - 4 iilipossipie -
eNiolt Tue real t'll,s. a IN,
sanspar"'icies, .ie "a -. NJ
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40 ao,s ~ ,,i,h ~ boaas
OF v ,t t, inia 10 "oin "4'i '''eif
90 1+har eaucatjnnaI institutions IF yir-
rinia have EXHIBITS at the exposition.
= 80 4. ~ ~, tx..
put lmty atg :" $500
wills ne M, s ~
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q WY i.Ia ~, ~ p -. e''o ~, &c
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RUE. coiiesss anu , ustEsi ~
than those from Virginia. The Uni
vcrsity of Virginia has very dignined
exhibit. That Of Washington and Lee
me by several of the alumni. Rich
mond College has an exhibit entirely
worthy Of the institution-,in fact II is
s,,narior in noint of extent and I'M
nressiveness, proba bly,. to thar OF any
nther institution from Virginia repre-
sented in the great building.
So much has been written concerning
the exhibitions made by various Vir-
ginia. counties Sillustratirig the wonder
ful strides in the matter Of popular
education made by the state In the
mast decade that little need he said OF
them here. The photographs with
which the Virginia section is en-
Observation-Disclosures showing the public
schoolhouses of the State ten years ago
tive features Of the exhibit 1t is a
matter Of doubt whether any State in
the Union has done more for cduca-
ton in proportion TO It's wealth..in any
Virginia in the past i've or six years
The time and labor, as we'll as money.
which have been spent in arranging
this remarkable exhibit of virginia's
progress in the educational field Will
inevitably bear fruit, since ' the visitor
from abroad must be Impressed with
a state which pays such close atten-
ton to the education of the rising
generation
A Model HospItul.
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what like them. occupies an inconspic.
uous position. 1t is a model hospital,
equipped with every appliance known
to modern medicine and surgery. The
operating room and its furnishings,
while intended for daily use, arc also
designed to show to the visitor exactly
what is to be found in such a place II
equipped with everything needed by
toury. and scalpel and forty other
weapons are about to be welded
against the lucl<less individual lying
helpless on the glass table. DR. Green,
of Norfolk, and DR.. Ferguson, former
~ Of Richmond, are in charge of the
institution, aud in addition there is a
staff Of four nurses on duty. The after
of eighteen hundred patients had been