The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27
HAS COMPLIMENTS
FOR CARTER GLASS
State Educational Conference
Convencs in Lynchburg With
Large Attendance-Progress
and Needs of Public Schools
Discussed - Womans
College Is Endorsed.
1 .Inoc,al tn Thc rimes.nfsratch

before audiences that packed tho meet
ing places ana caused crowds 70 sock
RdInittanc" IN vain, rcvicw Of til"
years progress III education IN Wy
t.!nla, the launching again Of tn" move
lnent for n State Wolnoua College
near the University Of Virginia, tho
appointing % a committee 10y th" di-
vision school superintcudents confer
cncc looking 10 a change ia tho currl-
culum OF tho public schools making
easier the entrance TO college. and
definite impetus TO tho International
pcace move;ncnt--th.Se were features
OF the hrst day of the eighth annual
state Educational Conference III con
vention IN tEls city. In addition -
these leading features there Wore q
number Of meetings and Il large nunl-
bcr Of topics we're discussed which had
relation 10 various phases OF educa-
,!onal work
Tribute to CIns>.
Mr. Bryan paid nigh tfihute to
Congressman Glass IN his efforts for
the currency hIi. saying IL waa GLAD
to come To Lynchburg To pay humble
tribute TO one Of its citizens who h0d
rendered n very considerable service
Nh Glass Introduced Nr Bryan 10
both OF his audiences ami hiH rccep-
tion In both instances Was = brilliant
While here afr Rryau was enter
ta;ued By Consressnnn and Mrs. Glass
nt their home. and hc viii return To
washington carly ,o-morrow morning
This afternoon. from the local arter-
noon paper he learned Tor IN" tTSt
tinc Of tho great Iunr"Z battle. read
ing tho account In tn" newspaper otNce
with evident interest hut ms only com
lncnt following inc FeauinE was. " ell
that Is tho hrst knew OF 'he patI'"'
for had not seen a morning paper,
To-yights general meeting in Court
street Methodist church. at which state
Superintendent 4. c. Stcarnes made his
report or a year pi"E''Sa ~ s.,'o"iS
and pr lie ''arn" nlN, uSs''u 90 nuV,'' 'io'.''i
systeins' was mito'N "'le''u.u a.,u
was tho hrst OF ths E.herH' ime,.i
81 "hich genera 9" "''oI'"'
were treated ana HIscuSS'o IN Se'
speeches
The afternoons meeting o' t"s S'H'e
Teachers Association was iH''Reu nS
M able address on tlie peace move
1nent by ~ Mltc"cl" pVes.ucnI
az the Me6ica! '"i!rE' o' iIs M
other than these sel Sp'', 80.
fcrences were more "F ''<S MAJ
IN 'he'r hn'"re
Down 10 Hard Work.
-ro-n,orrov tho convention viii st
,,, ,,ov,n 10 hnrd worl; ard moro init
1nu, conference than to-day. About
thirty-siX separate conferences and
meetings are scheduled. hy far III"
lnrr Il proportion - which are section"i
aud departmental conferences There
will bc discussion OF questions ana
problems aifcctint uoihit' phases an"
departments OF Hrn"ol WofA "hn oNc,
90 ad6resscs ann p'p'rS am 'nIp' IN, IN,
t"!ks arc on IN" pI"sI W.. 49,, 49,
p" general heo''nFS 80 NJ - -,
closing W',h .s'.I ,,,or
10 t'"' % 80 -..,i,',5c,, rc,turce In
i,,dn ~ roo,hali game between the
,,,,,,-- ,1t,,,, ecbool and tho Nfaurv
1,i, cr,oo, 70 Norfolt FOR the state
5t,, boo1 foo.ho)l chnupioushiD q!
1.ITri,,ia. an elocutfon recital at tho
Aradomy. OF Music and a reception AT
tho I.itv Auditorium. where the school
and school fair exhibits arc opcn TO
the public and tho delegates
Tho following officers have been
elected by the Teachers ASSOCIATION
president w y. N"iater or iihIriSo!'-
burg vice. presi'entS' IT. N.'Cn
ell. j, j. b s'lh'lh' ~: ~ - ~ - W
MASON ann ~. 81 " ' - W.
tary. u. < '1'.TS' 49, ~. ,,3, = I,
lose icHt@'' =, ~ ,sn,,,n,, NJ
M'rhp' u - ~, :, ~ n,kn vc-c an.
"rhihse an" ,i,too on rosn,utions
Po,n'e" va. o,'n ses,ion Of the suDer
,ai,, ,rorn made b,. " T.
,.",,'on -. C,rn,,bci1. G " Dickinson,
G,,r,ua nm nroprcss IN their
-, ,a ,ohio ~ Norfolk.
r. crh,,Iicr az pichmond on
I =, tIcir Civ schools On mo
c,,ort,,nnTcrt chandler =
'.oi y. nnn;n.od 70 conei,,cr
~, a,tn,,,,,i,, nf having tho school
c,,rric,,,,,u, and reouiremcnts changed
Sn to r,a jSe n easier for students to