The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-30
SUPREME COURT
BEG|NSFA[L Term
Big Class Takes Examination.
School Superintendent sssss
Meet.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.1
Ralelgh. N. e., August 2D.--The
North Carolina Supreme Court con-
vened for the fail term this morning,
there being class OF seventy seyen
young lawyers present TO undertake
the examination for license to practice
In this state. Three OF the pumper
We're negroes. This is one OF the
largest classes on record for this
state. All the Judges were present
, for the opening of the court this
morning-Chief Justice Walter Clark,
Associate Justices Walker, Brown,
Hoke and Manning. The entire ses-
sion or the court to-day was given
over, as usual, to the examination of
the applicants for licenses. The en-
animation sheets embraced sixty-six,
questions, covering the whole scope of
laws. common and statutory, as 1t
, applies to the practice In North Caro-
| lima.
The remainder of the week will be
devoted by the court to the hearing
of argument in appeals from the First
judicial District, which consists OF
Beaufort, Camden, fasquo tank, Per-
quimans, curri,uck. Chowan. Gates.
/ Washington. Tyrrell Hyde and Dare
counties. The appeals follow:
state VS.. Thompson. State VS.. Harris,
1
Robertson VS.. Conkling. Tunis VS.. Buff
faioe Mills, Hollowen VS.. Railroad
| Eyerett's will case. Powell VS.. Lum-
| Der Company, Bowen VS. Lumber Com
| pany, Whitehurst VS.. Receivers of
Norfolk and Southern, Berry vs. Nc
Phersor. Highs VS.. Prttchard (two
cases,. Crockett VS.. Bray, Spruill VS..
Town OF Columbia. Yeats VS.. Forest,
Commissioners VS.. Bonner, Howard VS..
supply Company, Chauncey VS.. Chaun-
cey, White VS.. Lane, Swindell VS..
! Swindell.
Chairman j. r. Young, OF the special
state committee to umpire the pri-
mary ordered by the State Democratic
Executive Committee to clear the COIL
test in the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict as to whether H. l.. Goodwin or
4 .. L. Clark has the nomination In
that district. sent to candidates to-
day the pledges they must sign to
abide by the results of the yot;ns
primary, to be held September 15. Only
Goodwin and Clark are now avowec
candidates If there are to be others
they must register with the committed
and sign the pledge on or before Sep.
TENDER /. 1t is not expected that there
will be any other candidates.
State Superintendent OF Public IN
struction J. Z. Joyner and Others OF
the Office force of the State Depart
ment of Education have gone to the
University OF North Carolina to at
tend the annual session of the NORTH
Carolina Association OF County SUI
perintendents of Public Schools, to De
In session there the next three days
, The association convenes tomorrow
night. The attendance is compulsory
to the extent that county super1n'
tendents are excused from attending
only in the event OF being hindered BY
providential Unforeseen accidents. Theil
: travelling expenses are paid out OF thf
funds of the General Educational Com
: mittee, and not out of the public
: Treasury. Advanced methods and fea
lures of supervision, and review O
the whole scope of the duties ana pos
sihi1ities of county superintendency o.
the public schools are to be treatet
in a program that gives special prom
Use OF profit and pleasure