The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-01

The Largest Class That Ever
Appeared for License.
Farm AN OBJECT LESSON
o.. Winston Declares It Is Eelng Dupll.
eated In a Small Way All Over that
Sectlon--Orders Issued for
Confederate Reunion.
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RALEIGH, N. c.. August 3l.--A; class
Of eighty law students presented them
selves for examination as applicants for
licenses to practice law when tho su-
prone Court convened for the fall term
this morning. This Is the largest class
by far that flas ever applied, the highest
number hotStofore being sixty.hvs. OF
those applying, thirty are from Chapel
Hill and twcnty.six from Wake Forest.
the two principal law schools Of the State.
OF the eighty applicants, FIVE are ne.
groes. S Ras
FINE OBJECT LESSON. ~ &.
DR.. George r. Winston, president Of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College, who
has Just returned from a tour q western .'t'aa
North Carolina, says he found q grea!
wave OF public favor throughout that sec.
ton for ton. local taxation for I'M
provemont OF schools and industrial! cd
cation.
He says the Vanderbilt farm Ia being
reproduced In miniature by small farmers
throughout that whole region.
X Pl Hill. OF Louisburg. has purchased
the Horden building and Will establish
one OF the largest sales stables here to pe
found anywhere in the State.
Tho outlook grows brighter every day
for the complete success OF this State Ma
sonic Fair to DO In progress October 18th
to oath. Masona all over tho State are
contributing articles Of value the sale OF
which will go to swell the Masonic Tenn
plo fund. Gift books. represent ting thou-
sands OF dollars have been distributed to
Masonic bodies In tho State. and reports
show that the shares or chances are be-
ing taken rapidly.
General Julian 8. Carr has issued gem
eral orders No. %. for the great reunion
of the North Carolina Division confed-
crate Veterans, here during the State
Fair. The camp will be open October goth
TO ?2d. Miss Mary Armistead Jones has
been appointed sponsor for the encamp
ment and each brigade and camp Is In
structed to appoint a s5onsor.
n The State will furnish tents and COOK
Ing utensils for tho encampment, and a
fund Is raised for supplying bread and
coffee; also straw for the tents.
AYcOCK TO THE BLACKS.
Governor Aycock. In an address to the
Colored state Sunday-school Convention
in session, said, among other things:
II am here, my friends, to show by
nv presence the deep interest | teel
in your progress along the lines con.
templated by this movement Mere
learning will not make you Wnat you
ought to be. You must be brought &c
a knowledge OF God. This Is peculiarly
the work OF the sunday-school. You
have a tremendous work before. you
Il is yours to upl!ft ten millions OF your
people.
ness OF purpose. and greatness OF ambl-
ton. Much Is being said about your
race. You have had all done for you
by tho whites. They worked out your
emancipation and have carried forward
sha work OF your elevation. You mus,
take your part and do your duty You
can do much In the way OF teachine
your people obedience to the law obe'
dIence to law Is freedom from the Jaw Nv,
n all your efforts to bring, your people
up to a proper appreciation OF the grea'
duties confronting them. you shall have
my hearty sympathy and cooperation.