The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
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Used BY people Of refine
ment in every part Of the
world where the use Of the
toothbrush is known, for
Almost Half a Century.

, committee voted last evening TO re-
| port the bill unfavorably. and then at
the suggestion of Senator Bassett, con
cluded to hold it indefinitely. Senator
Martin, OF Buncoinhe, sprung the OBJ
lection 10 the measure that seemed to
seal its fate. when he declared THAI
certainly not more than one or two
officials had ever committed such Of
lenses as the bin aimed at, and these
had been fully punished at the hands
Of the people. lie regarded the bill
as an unmerited reflection on State
officers. and held that while the time
might come when such law would
be necessary. it is by no means neces-
sary now
Pace Bill Puzzles.
The Peace BILL, designed to require
factories employing twenty-Gvc or
| more workmen. to keep at hand FIRST
ala medicine and surgical implements"
the list OF articles being Specified
proved too much for the Judiciary
Committee Of the Senate, to which II
| was referred when when It came from
the House where 1T passed The com
n'ttee mas decided to return the bill
TO the Senate. and ask that II 20 to
the Committee on Health, which in
Guides number of doctors in Its mem
bershfp. some members OF the Judi
| ciarH Committee opincd that it might
he possible for some one connected
with factory to pour carbolic acid
| INTO wound. and make the factory
| liable for big Dana ges or commit some
! other mistreatment with the supplies
| at hand. that would bring like result.
CHARTERS have been issued to the
| Wilkes Realty and Insurance COMPANY.
| OF Wilkcsboro. TO do a general real es-
| tate and Insurance business; capital
| $4,000, TO begin business with $1,000.
| Inc incorporators are W. c. Hall,
sharies NJ Sheets and G. II. Ferguson.
| me hornets Nest Club COMPANY. 'os
! Charlotte, capital $4,000. to open with
| 1900. The incorporators are f. p.
| alpseley, j. Il. Paxton and NJ. Og,nsby
| Blshop Hendrix has appointed Rev.
| John H. Hall, pastor of the Metho.
| dist Church at Kinston. to succeed the
late Key. w. L. Cunninggtm, as pre-
s,olnE elder OF the Raleigh District, OF
! the methodist Church. Rev. Mr. Gun
ningg'm died shortly after assuming
| MS duties. Bishop Hendrix has an.
| pointed Rev. f. S. Love to succeed Rev
Mr. Hall as pastor of the Methodist
| church at Kinston, and has named
Rev I j. Daily as Methodist pastor
ct Zebulon
GOOD roads MIN throughout the state
| are manifcsting great iuteres, ~ IL.
= g
mere February II for the purposc az
Launching q campaign looking TO buiId-
ing central highway from beaufort
70 the Tennessee line II is exnccted
mat the meeting will be attended nv
I deiesates from all the counties through
when the highway is to run, and a
practical plan Will be manned 81, for
prosecuting the work. The bieb,r.. :,
Is TO connect and link IN mos, ~
,He larser cities OF the State. and il
is me purpose to get each county Ia
aio III developing the project
! Conference on Tuberculosis.
ne North Carolina Assoclat ton for
! the prevention of Tuberculosis closad
rs seventh annual session hera ~.
! night with a stirring session IN no
state Senate che mbcr that was at,end
| ed by members Of the General Assem-
~ ana people Of the city. WHO crowd
! 60 shlicries and lohbes There we're
| addresses By DR.. r. H. Lewis nrcsi-
| dent OF the association; DR.. Charles T,
Minor. OF Asheville, and DR.. |. w RAT
| son, OF Charlotte, each Of them .re.t
| ing forcioly and with great enthnsi-
asm phases Of the work Of stamina
1, out the '"Great White Plague" Tbcr,.
were morning and afternoon sessions
o. the association also. AT the morn
| ins session Or. J. r. Brooks supcrin-
| a.
toriuin for Tuberculosis, told of tho
Work at this State institu,ion Or. Al
| oert anderson spoke on the economic
importance OF tuberculosis u life IN !
| surance; Dr. j. T. j. Battle, OF Green's
ooro' on the s:n of unbelicf, as Il an.
| piies TO retarding or holding a1oof
| from the furtherance Of this s,ato-
| ~ldc movement against tuberculosis:
u y, W McGehee, of Reidsville, dis
cussed home treatment of tuberculo-
SIS uio ~
| a. the afternoon session Dr. Julian.
2. IN omasville; Colonel j. l.. Ludlow.
OF winston Salem; Rev. NJ l.. kest-
| Ter OF Townsville; DR. I. j. Archer
| OF Black Mountain. and Dr.. W. ]. Nc,
Anally, Of High Point. were the sne-
clal speakers treating various phases
OF the campaign against this disease
The association adopted resolutions
appealing to the General Assembly 10
| accord the fullest possible s,ipport ~
me North Carolina sanatorium. and
encourage In every way possible the
campaign that is on TO stamp out III
| berculosls.