The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
OF THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
North Cardinals Education Ex-
hibit at Jamestown Exposition
Will Be Preserved.
rspec,a, to The r,mes.p,.patch. /

RALEIGH. n. c.. February 2l.-The
best features OF the North Carolina ed
ucat!on exhibit, which attracted so
much and such favorable attention
at the recent jamestown Exposition.
have just been set up In quite an at
tractive manner in the State Museum, a
desirable section OF floor space being
allotted for 1t. Many OF the public
schools of the State arc represented
In various classes OF work by the pu-
pills, and there are Photographic Illus
tratlons of advancement in improve
ment on buildings and grounds, es-
pecial emphasis being put on the
great number of modern and enlarged
new buildings that are rapidly taking
the place of old and inadequate struc-
trres--merc cabins and sheds.
Eynngeli.tic Meetings.
Evangeiistic meetings OF great note
are arranged for in Tabernacle Baptist
Church, this city, during March. Rev
w. w. Hamilton. D. D.. of the home
mission department OF evangelism.
Southern Baptist Convention. VIII
preach for two weeks. beginning March
Sth, and he Will be followed by DR..
A. c. Dixon. OF Chicago. one OF the
worlds most distinguished Baptist
divines.
1t develops that it will be impos-
argument in all the appeals from the
Third District this week, and all that
remain on the docket when the areu-
nents close Saturday, Will take their
place at the end of the term docket.
Rewards OF 500 each are offered by
Governor Glenn for the arrest OF the
gang of robbers who raided the Granite
Falls On. CD Bank Saturday evening,
overpowered the cashier. locked him In
the vault and carried away all the
available cash--about $4,000. So FAR
as Is known here there Is no clue as
yet to the identity OF any of the men
The congregation of the West Ra-
leigh Baptist Church has called the
Rev. A. A. Crater. of Wake Forest. as
pastor. and it is expected that he VIII
take charge March LIST. Considerable
improvements have been made on the
interior of the church The congrega-
ton Is enthusiastic over securing MIR.
Crater as pastor.
DR.. Joseph L. Patterson. OF Newbern,
is commissioned as assistant surgeon.
naval militia, with rank Of lieutenant,
junior grade.
commission is also Issued to DR..
A. w. Disosway, OF Plymouth. pro-
noting him to assistant surgeon, with
rank of lieutenant.
Charters Granted.
The Home Banking Company, Of
High Point, was chartered to-day. with
! 100000 capital authorized and $4,000
| subscribed by 7. +. Wrenn. George T..
! Perry, NJ. j. Wrenn, II. G. Pitts, J. G..
Welch and others, for banking business.
| Four other charters were granted: The
| Stovall Brick Company. OF Stovall,
Granville county: capital, $4,000 au-
thorized and $1,000 subscribed. by d.
a. and j. G. Burwell. c. C! Heggie and
others. The Wagstaff & Lyon Com
pany. OF Creedmore; capital, 10000.
by d. p. Wagstaff, G. e. Lyon and
others. for general mercantile business.
| The G. G. Gentry Company, OF Elktn:
capital. $4,000 authorized and $4,000
subscribed. by G. c. Gentry, A. G. Click
and others, for mercantile business.
The Ellenboro Hotel and Realty Com
pany. of Ellenboro, Rutherford county;
capital $4,000. by A. S. Harrill. J. S.
| Martin and others.