The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-16
ANNOUNCE DATES
FOR ENCAMP MENTS
Conference Of North Carolina
+ National Guard
5 Officials.
CHARTERS BY THE STATE
Textbook Commission Soon
Will Begin Its
Work.
Especial 10 The rlmes-p,spateh.l

d . Especial 10 I ne
Raleigh. n. c.. May 1.-THE en-
campments by regiments Of the North
Carolina National Guard. at Camp
Glenn, Morehead, this summer will be
held July 10 to August 10. This dcci-
sion was reached in q conference to-
day between Governor Kitchin and the
! advisory board OF North Carolina Ma
tional Guard, composed of General B,
s. Register. OF oxford; General r. a.
| Macon. of Henderson: Colonel j. r.
Gardner, First Infantry. Of Shelby: Col
Onel II. c. Bragaw. Second Infantry,
! of Washington. Colonel i. y. Craig.
/. Third Infantry, OF Reidsville. The
conferences resulted III the selection
/ of tho following dates for tho regi-
ments to BIO In camp: First Infantry.
! July 10 to Il. inclusive; Second Intan-
! try. iJuly 90 to 81. inclusive: Third
/ Regiment, August TO 10
! 1t was decided to take stems at once
! for the erection OF two badly needed
storehouses for Camp Glenn for the
quartermast supplies In the camp
ground, and the other will be on the
rifle range for ordinance supplies
The Bank of Hokc, of Raeford. Iok Q
county. was chartered to-day, With
$4,000 capital authorized and $1,000
subscribed, by ". !. Johnson. j. c.
Thomas and others. for general bank
ing business at Raeford. the county
seat of the newly crea ted county of
iioke, formed from portions of Cum
berland and Robson counties
Another new charter was for the
Merchants and Farmers Bank. of
| Princeton. johnson county capital
$4,000 subscribed and $4,000 author
lied, the long list of Incorporate In
Guiding J. H. Edwards. Charles Ed
wards and others
DR.. W, l.. Potent. president OF wake
Forest College, has accepted an invi-
tation to deliver an address before the
state Press Association at the annua
session June -. at Lincolnton. his
theme to be THE Liberty OF the Press
state Commissioner of Insurance
James r. Young has gone to Charlotte
to make personal Investigation oil
the fre-escape equipment OF buildings
In the Queen City lie is under obli-
cation to the Mccklenburg county
grand jury to make report before the
next term of Superior Court as 10 any
owners of buildings who have failed 10
comply with the State law The grand
Jury was urged 10 special action
through n reference to this matter by
Judge BlGSs. In his charge at the last
term of court. Similar steps are like
~ TO be taken. 1t is said. in the courts
In other of the larger cities OF the
State.
Commissioner OF Agriculture W. A.
Graham. just back from n trim into
| Western Carolina. particularly Ircdell
Lincoln and Catawba counties says
| dry weather and cold spring have de.
| layed considerable the termination ot
COTTON seed and other croFs, but TIM
the lands have been well prepared. and
| with recent rains and warmer weather
the cotton and corn should deveiop
rapidly. The acreage, he says. is about
the same last year In the sections
he visited. The wheat crop. ho says
Is showing UP very we'll Indeed. with
Indication that there will be a Yield
we'll up to the average
announcement Is made By State
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
J. Y. Joyner that the State textbook
commission. including the six members
OF tho subcommission. whose names
have not yet been made public, will
meet here June S. and the subcommit-
tee VIII thereafter begin It's work OF
examining the books offered for adop-
tion. with n view TO recommendations
for final adoption August g. The book
concerns and others Offering books FOR
adoption VIII be given hearings for
several days, following the convenlng
of the commission. The names OF the
members OF the subcommittee, com
passed of prominent educators, are not
TO be made public until they come here
TO take up their work