The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29

never been able to keep pace with the
demands made upon 1T by the people
OF the State, and they appeal TO the
| Legislature to deal us literally as pos
siblc With the college
The Corporation Commission has
| practically completed arrangements
, for requiring the Seahoard Air Line
| Railway to put on an additional pas
sengcr train between Raleigh and
Hamlet leaving Raleigh in the morh-
ing and returning i'll tile evening.
Superintendent Gore. OF the Seaboard.
has the matter UP with the head OH
ciais OF the company, and the train
Will very likely be i'll operation in
a short time
\ legislative movement requiring
another train. extending the Norfolk
TO Goldsboro train OF the Atlantic
Coast Limo on TO Wilmington, is at
tractlnE much attention. Represents !
tive II l.. Carr, Of Duplin, has intro
duced iii the House n bill providing
Tor this additional train This addi-
lonal train service is much desired
ny the people Of Wilmington and
those residing between Wilmingtoh
ana GoldSboro, and they have given
stronE lndorsclncnt TO tho movement
| Inc North Carolina Association for
the Prevention Of Tuberculosis will
meet In seventh annual session IN
| Ealcigh next Tuesday, January 81. The
morning and afternoon sessions will
ne held in the rooms Of the Chamber
Of Commerce and the night session IN
nc hall OF the House of Rcprcscnta-
ives, and 1t is expected that much
prosress VIII be made in the campaign
against the great white plague. 4
number Of prominent physicians Of the
state Will make addresses. The meet
ing VIII be formally opened by Gov
crnor kitchin.
Interstate Y. NJ. G. a.
This was a day Of steady work for,
the interstate Y. NJ. G. ~ convention
III progress here, the third day OF the
convention. During the morning scs.
sion there was an address ~ S. \.
Ackiey Of Richmond. portraying the
K vii ec!iNeness OF a progressive State
.sPrk Pollcy.' There was another ad-
dress during the morning session BY
II. y. Williams. OF Now York. on Co
operative Work Among Associa lions. :.
TINS operatSon extending to wor.
Win the churches in every way pos
:'iple. Inc morning session closed with
IN address by c. c. Robinson, Of Char
lotto. ON ''rhc Associations Oppor-
I tunity With Boys
This afternoon there was ali address
/ by III. f. lirctthauscr Of Charlotte on
l l.
/ The delegates were given a ride over
i the city later in the afternoon, and to :
night there was the banquet for the
convention delegates. at which the spe-
cial speakers were Hon. H. u. +. Mac
farland' OF Washington, and CharIrs
I II. Drum, of New York.
Il II. Il. Iiavcnel, Of Spartanhurg.
/ q was to-day elected president Of
the association for the ensuing year
|, Other officers elected were: Il. C. All
hott, Charlotte: u. L.. Manning, SUN
ter, ;. q: I. S. Bryan. .oiumula. i.
| G., vice presidents; 4, j. SPAR, I,arts.
| vile, \. G.. secretary. II was decided
TO undertake To raise $4,000 for tho
convention work OF tho next wear. ai.,,
| S't3eo for deficit from last wear.
subscriptions were taken in convention
Tor s.2oS.
| Charters havo been issued FOR tic
/. W. West Drug Company Mt .ry
capital, $4,000, by l. w West and
others: the Crawford Kennedy Com
rany. Sta,esville, capital, $4,000. hy
=. T. Crawford and others. for NOR
camille business: the New South Really
|, Company. Durham, capital, $4,000. by
~. II. Hurst and others