The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-10
WHAT CAN A MAN
HONESTLY EARN?
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and a time OF rapid Improvement
seems TO be at hand.
Tide Has Turned.

oitu II lllno OF rapid Improvement
seems TO be at hand.
Tide Has Turned.
as an evidence that the tide has
turned and that times arc improv-
M: M, ne cited tho law passed by the
ton of contributions TO campaign funds.
True, the publication under the law
| comes after the election. while II should
come before. but he believed that pres
| en-, Congress would 50 amend it tina.
| the voters would know before election
who arc financially interested In ii.
The great problem is how 70 lift poll :
iicS from the plane of ScliiShneSS. He
would feel prouder Of achievement IL
he had given impetus to honest poll
! ties than If his name were written
country.
Mr. Bryan made many shrewd and
telling thrnsts at party turpitnde, and
| his hits were very frequently applaud :
ed. lie spoke. MS usual. without manu-
script. and his statements were AWAY
; IN simple, forceful language. There
was never moment that there was
not abundant evidence of great Sc
Iiousness and unwnvering conviction in
he truth and integrity OF the views
nat he was presenting.
At the business session OF the CON
vention. held last night in the Prcs-
hytcrian Church. the following We're
elected members of the State commit
expired: G. r. Caldwell of stanton
pr. Charles w. Kent. of the University
or Virginia: G. B. Richardson. Of Rich
nc mon nd: + l., Croker. =, Of Portsmouth:
Seward. Of Petersburg: ]. Taylor ELY
son. Of Richmond: j. Calvin Moss. of
Iynchburg. and w. d. Duke, Of Rich
nond.
The convention commended the ac-
ton of the State executive committee
in employing II. I. Baker Of the tIar-
ton. as State boys secretary Mr..
Baker is q graduate of Syracuse. and
played for four years on the Syracuse
'Eniyersity nine. Later he went to Co
! Baker will begin his services on Au-
! Gust l of this year.
Recommendations Made.
| Edward f. Sheifcy, Of Lynchburg.
Chairman Of the committee appointed
| 10 report or the State executive com
nittee,s report, made the following
recommendations. which were adopted
| by the conventions:
Ihat the State convention be held
annually, registration fee Of $3.50 to
] he charged, the same to include all
the privileges OF the convention and
| the banquet.
That the executive committee take
! under consideration the question of
raising an endowment fund of from
Sl5o, 900 70 100000, the income from,
which would guarantee the perpetuity
| OF the State work
That the state committee be re-
Quested TO arrange for holdings a
! bOSo Stolc conference ana district con-
1clences during the coming fiscal year.
That the executive committee be en-
| powered to appoint special commit
toe to revise the State constitution.
rules and charter. and report at the
next convention for action.
That the committee as soon as posi-
| Die secure county secretary TO enga sc
| IN county association work along the
| lines proposed, and If feasible to con-
| tinue the work in Shenandoah county.
| That j. L. Peasants be authorized TO
spend one-fourth OF his time hereafter
| IN the field reaching men at morgan
f! lied points and increasing the list OF
| corresponding members.
/. That from the organized associations
! NJ Virginia sum sufficient to support
q foreign work secretary he raised. and
! that this be apportioned as far as
| possible OIL the basis of not less than
= per cent Of the annual budget. this
amount to be raised by the co-opera :
ton Of the associations with the State
! secretary.
Approval of the suggested budget
F., asgresating $4,000 for the coming
years work. and great gratitude over
| the magnificent achievement of the
state committee In clearing itself Of all
| financial obligations and starting the
| New Year with a clean sheet.