The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02

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Such Z uuiyersifv vii narhar. 4.
managed BY practical raiirnad r,a,,
Its profeasoriaI chaira Will ~ filia1
by teachers who have den,on.tratsd
their ability In practical raiirnad
work. II will. as 4 mater ~ crur..
issue 10 10 studcnt his di,,nr,a $50.
certificate OF worthinesx-fiII s. ~.
been thoroughly tested and not found
wanting In the particular work 70 he
entrusted to him az ono II tina nro-
motcra Of public convenience. safety
and welfare so utterly denendent
upon railroad efficiency.
When every railroad employe aha,l
be required to have such q cerffflcate
from such an institution, through one
OF IL numerous colleges located
throughout the country for the con-
venience OF the millions IL ii desirn-
ed to instruct. then. and not It'll fhen
nArH 4 x5 vr41 -
come what It should be. ana what n
time will be. whenever the eraaf r,ec-
pie shall demand 1t.
But why should thu con4n~ ~
such 4 golden spa he left ~ ~ 80
OF millionaire benavolencas ST.
the public as wei, "a tha raitro. a.
would be tointly benefited ~ s,,cs,
Improved facility for railroad aau-
cation, why should not both cnntrsh.
ute to IT. consummatfonY
To uromote puhlto a. fatv I . ,v.,, !.
progress. Congress might enac+ Ia
reouirfnr Il, railroad rnen ar.r1.,-.,s
after 4 certain dafe to haua : .,s,ss
ficats from such an instftnt,on .nch
law to nrov,da q tsx a. ~, s..,- sn
to build. eal1tn and onarats s,,cn ~
instftlltion. allowing r. nass - -
increase Of RECONSIDERATION rates avn
ciAnf Il Ia comnensatory
Increased BENEFIT to the ra,1ro. A.
In avotding arcident ana u,a..~ - ~,
other kind. wnn,a S 5u s ma.,s o 81 a.
thnuaa 4 -f,,a ~, s,,.t, :, t,s,,a... .s
even e. nrt reinn bnrsAd i, ynn,s,. Tr".s, I
higher traff1c rates. Thf. would -
something In whioh every man wos
pc materially interested. directly or