The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-02


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s<ndSntA e rad mot been Tor fne
e1nmph q lAeoratortss. We woaId -
- he1f-ras1ua2 want the women to
nsye equA epportuntfies- They az
nae ~ lido with the boys In Columbia.
- 4goq educauon were efven -
other colieg9e a The state, the Finance
gommsteee opoul4 not a8ree that
poard NUknx1 pay nuch salaries.
Wnere y = cneMtcel boeAnnicaL bio
togicaA MpoxAfory ~ ~ found. whore
ceuk1e ~ ecoaomtce eNuM - thaa
of tne university
SEINE * the ueeerancee Wara Alnose
tneenQsA13s xOu M4Ql4 64xo Khou9nv
tnat tne unfverqity, N. r. 4. and N. ~
I. snouM ~ desfrcysd. 4. n.
Co-e0uc.slon = no new tnng ~
sM4ln Wssy eo-A0Ql y c0-souca-
tionai sca0oh Byery Mn scnoc! y =
co-o0uCAuo14 1cnOOt 1eHesQk Aadl-
son ashcos M0t tns ns1I ~cnOca
stuuen1 un3aE tna 1870 % L1ssE
motners ano noms mnuencS. - H..
tney are suppoeea " Ape' ou1 -
men y sstonoDlies snd oAcs -
eacn otncr arms
hstened 20 the gentiemsn voun1
Tor an increase o. SI,pVO 70 tne saaAry
o. wen-paid omclai 81 vrsa.
them vote Ne,vvv LOT psHscns
tor JUDGES md yes penahze the 20
men oy requiring tnem 70 Faise $Aev,.
wv.
Tney say tAke one OF the NORM,
scnoois Dut whicn OF the IurH. n
scnoois mas the equapmenty "hlcn
~ tne prestise "hich nAs
atmospnereF
Supp0rso0 ~ Sauno ~.
nen.tor Sauhdss, =
SAID tnat ne wouia oe recreAs 70 ~ y.
people ana Iaise 20 M rcs.u ~
women II ne did NOT RAISE az volcs
Tor tho measure ana grasp .ne cp-
portunity 10 vote lot tne nsnt ~
the girls 20 9 nisner edaca.ion $500 on III
same tefms As tne ooys' os
saunders haid:
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Wnicn WI! % naoo viii
vote. believe that the influsnces Tor
ana against tne Dill. Wnicn nave neen
e work. VIII determine TINS quesuo ~,
let a. one OF the patrons VI lne o'l'
1 think should state my position.
virginia - rapidly taxing her place
among the sfstefnood OF sta.es- men
SUI believe tnat women snouIc g
Kept m the oackground. Two 0DJec-
tons navs been raised 10 the otH J.
i. inc university VIII % 0AmAkeo
by their activities.
.. We cannot at this time anord
to launch out on this enterprise.
1 cannot believe that the boys Wal
be denected from their work oy a.
ISOLATION with women. That type OF
man does not attend the university.
do not believe that type OF women
will attend the university. ! am not
an advocate OF co-education SUI
do not believe co-education hurts .
man remember my experiences as
q school boy and think myseif 70
have been greatly Influenced for good
by my assertion with school girls
1t II said that tho State or VIZ
sinia cannot cortribute to the sup
port of this college. But this bill
does not appropriate . dollar to this
purpose. admit that later on In
years to come, the institution VIII AK
for $4,000 q year.
When the girls leave the State Nor
maj School. the board says: You can
not be principal OF = nigh schol. you
must 20 to private school Wneh
boy leaves William and Mary. the
Virginia Military institute ana tne
virginia. PciysAcnnic institute ne -
prepared to sssch IN Z nign scnool.
These SCHOOLS are maintained ~ sne
state. Wnas son tners N Mt
GINA VINO mEss riso UP anu say TINS
10 not Iair 20 tne Women.
Inc appropI,auon Ior .weiss ss
snows moro than wo anu -.
TINES Mucn spont LOT H,ur - 49,
men. I sannos concelse MY s. s
snouio g ny oDleG an 70 sn's III; N.Y.
MEM SENIOR Ds says ne VII -
propr,s.s - nuen aor LIZ t - ~ MI,
pu. ~. ~ eso Am srnn, csno
am wiHng 10 appropriate oo,lar