The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-26
STEADY GROWTH
OF STATES BANKS
Flattering Report Has Been
Compiled by Corporation
Commission.
AN ALAR MING RUMoR
Raleigh Anxious Over Story
That Many People Had
Been Drowned.
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Raleigh, N. c., July 2o.--The 3S5
State. private and savings banks doing |
business in North Carolina have re-
sources aggregating s57,851,13o and de-
posts amounting to ss9,s1s,o9e, accord
| ing to summary of reports OF condi- |
lions Just gathered and compiled by
the Corporation Commission The
summary shows further that the ag-
gregaate capital Is sS.591.505, tn surplus
s1,S79,625 and the undivided profits
S1,900,515. This summary shows q
steady and conservative gain over the
reports in the past, and the commits
sioners say the banking interests OF
the State are maintaining very
healthy growth
| a charter has been issued for the
| Warner Forced-Air Brick Drying Com
pany Durham capital 100000. by A. J.
| Warner and others. Another charter
Is for the Gambler Crowell Company.
Louisburg, capital $4,000 by Harry l..
| Gambler and others; the Holt Engine
Company, Burlington. gets charter.
with $4,000 capital authorized, tbs
principal incorporators being Lafayette
Holt and others.
Ieam finru PEesSeO.
4 Tho new directors OF the Raleigh
team in the East Cd blina Baseball
League are keeping up steady cam
paign for subscriptions to the fund
that is needed o keep the team intact.
4 They have about raised enough to pay
orr the players to July Is, the last
payday now due, but there Is another
4 payday almost upon them, and no ac-
J cumulation of funds in the meantime
frN ~ hat dc
sure to be the necessity of getting to-
gether further public subscriptions to
meet the requirements for the next
payday. Then, too, the former manage
ment was allowed to draw out and use
the $500 forfeit fund that was put up
at the beginning Of the season. The
chances are now that this will have to
be figured in as the affairs Of the team
are being readjusted.
! Sunday. a the Church OF the Good
Shepherd. Dr. I. NICK Pittinger de-
clared that responsibility for corporate
misdeeds extended fully to every
stockho!der, and that the sin of mob
violence applied fully and directly not
only to those who actually took the
human life in the lynching. but to
every one in the crowd countenancing
and encouraging 1t. Furthermore, tina,
there was direct responsibility extend
atmosphere" in which the spirit OF
: mob violence developed. Personal re
sponstbility, regard for law and order
\ and regard for personal influence wa:
| his theme.
There was much anxiety here for {
while this morning on account OF {
report that spread through the cit,
q that a number OF people had beer
u drowned at Morehead at least a par
Hf hap hai n Pol OIL
sion OF the catastrophe had it tina
there were twenty. seven drowned, ant
: that twelve OF them We're from Ra
, leigh. No names were given. The re
port stared early, and it was 10 o'clocl
! before telegraphic communication coul,
/ be gotten with Morehead in way ha
i set at rest the anxiety and justified
i positive denial Of the report. Their
seems to be no way of accounting TO
the origin of the report.
/ Receive Licenses.
The examination OF applicants TO
license to pracice osteopathy. held be
/ fore the State Board in this city las
week, resulted in licensing five. The
are DR.. Annie Joyner, Kinston; Dl
Fairfax Fits. Kinston; Dr. Lester {
Morris, Charlotte; DR.. Albert c. TIE
Rocky Mount. Two of the new este
paths expect to practice in Virginia.
DR.. Joyner and Dr. Dunn.
Leaf tobacco markets in this sectio
of the State are announcing postpone
ment of the opening of the warehouse
for the new tobacco year until Septem
Der 1, owing to the unusual lateness Q
the crop at this time. The opening
are usually around August /. The Gro
has been badly injured by continue
rains and other unfavorable condition.
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