The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
GRANTED LICENSES
TO PRACTICE LAW
Sixty-Seven Applicants Pass Ex-
animation Before North Caro-
lima Supreme Court.
TROOPS HELD IN READINESS
Mayor OF Charlotte Feared
Trouble With Ncgroes-Novel
Suit in Progress.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch ]


premc Court Of North Carolina an
nounced to-day sixtyseven successful
applicants for licenses to practice law
In the state out OF the class Of seven
ty-sevcn that undertook the examina-
tion on Monday at the opening of the
court for the fall term. The list Of
those successful is as follows: Conner
NJ Allen. Lenoir County: Frederick w.
Ashcroft, Union: Monte Bobbitt, Robe
son; Albert r. Bear. Ashe: Junius c.
Brown. Wake: Vergil G. Beckham,
Alexander: William u. Boon, HEREFORD;
John Is Craver, Forsyth; William B.
Cox. Currituck: Claude c. Cashwell,
New Hanover; BERTHE c. Chandler. Sum
ter. :. c.; Albert o. Dickens, Nash;
James 8. Edwards. Madison: William
f-eddinRer, Davidson. John 3. Glover,
1rodell. John p. Goodman, Virginia:
Chae. l. Guy. Harnett: Charles c. Lee,
Johnston: John T. Bland, Jr, Fender;
Charles NJ Oliver. Wayne; Efrium p
| Stillwell. Jackson: Peyton r. string
field. Fender William H. Tyler. Chat
nam: walter n. Voyles. Cherokee:
Fleet G. Whitaker. Henderson: Efrium
r. Watson, Johnston; Elmer J. We'll
| Ions. Johnston; Henry p. Whitehurs,
| Craven: Luther c. Williams, Orange:
Martin B. simpson, Pasquotank: Hun
/ ter Marshall. Jr., Mecklenburs; Will
! liam H. Smathers. Haywood: Jesse c.
Z - X.
! Branch, New Hanover Carl d. Moore
! Mecklenourg; Bascom l.. Luneford
! Burke: Robert r. King. Jr., Guilford;
! Harry r. Rogers. New Hanover; Alex
| ander H. Graham, Orange: Zebulon V
| Rabbit. Pamlico: Carl b. Bailey, VII.
| son: Robert G. Kittrell. Vance; James
| F. Ireland. Nash: Walter r. Jones.
lohn II. Boushall. Wake; William s.
/ Bean, Cleveland; Thomas B. Moody.
Z Person; Gordon A. Carver. Maryland;
/ Clinton r. Graydon. South Carolina:
Julian T. Horney. Guiford: Eugene C.
Ward Haywood; Jessie /. Roberts,
Rockingham; Thomas c. Carper, Ala
nance: Eugene Trivett Iredell: Henry
G. Hedrick. Davidson: Price II. Gwynne.
Rockingham; John II. Mining. Dur
ham; Richard G. Stockton. Forsyth;
! William II. l. Mann, stanley; Caleb X.
Burgess. Camden; Frank p. Graham
Mccklenburg. Floyd G. whitney. Gas
Ton; Julian p Kitchen. Buncombe; AL
len r. Dupree, Washington; Dossey d.
league. Harnett; William a. Dees,
Wayne.
The fact was kept secret here yes
terday. but il developed to-day that
there was all appeal yesterday morn
Ing received here by Private Secretary
J. +. Kerr in the executive office of
Governor Craig for the military COM
panics OF Charlotte to be placed at the
disposal OF the local authorities to aid
In preventing any outbreak there on
the part of negroes In resentment of
the lynching OF the negro. Joe Mcneil,
for seriously wounding Policeman Will
son Reports OF raids on hardware
store for arms alarmed the local au-
thorities and the Mayor of Charlotte
called the Governors office by long
distance telephone. asking for the mi
litia 20 be placed at the disposal of the
Mayor. Colonel Kerr had him call Gov
ernor Craig at Asheville and the order
was given by the Governor from Ashe-
] vile.
A novel suit has been brought here
against the Seaboard Air Line, in which
w. r. Castleberry, farmer near Apex,
demands $4,000 damages because of
affections brought on himself and
family through mosquitoes generated
by defective drainage under tracks by
the Seaboard at his farm. He alleges
great suffering through the onslaughts
of the mosquitoes and malarial fever
and big doctors bills. these and mental
anguish and some damage to lands and
crops rounding up the $4,000 damages
demanded
Argument of Beasley VS.. Bynum, from
Edenton, in the Supreme Court to-day
stirred considerable interest in an un-
usual case The plaintiffs, MIR. and Mrs
" Beasley, demand $4,000 damages OF
O. c. Bynum for the shooting of n pet
! dog of Mrs. Bcasley. The dog had
snapped at a little son of Bynum's a
few days before and Bynum went with
his gun TO the Beasley home and shot
the dog while it was tied in the yard
ard without saying word to any one
Mrs. Beasley has heart trouble. ant
the sudden shooting of the dog is al
legged to have been a dangerous ant
damaging shock for her. The trial be
low was won by the defendant.
a commission has been issued tt
Warden T. p. Sales, of the penitentiary
to attend the National Prison Congress:
at indianapolis October lib Super
l intcndent ]. S. Mann and members o.
/ the prison board have heretofore beer
J appointed delegates
Four charters were granted to-day
The Black Mountain Drug Co, Of BLACK
4 Mountain, Buncombe County, capita
y SIS, 600 authorized and $4,000 subscribed
by Albert ]. Terrell. Clifford Porter
Z and e. r. White, the latter of Concord
I the Farmville Tobacco Board of Trade
q of Farmville. Pitt County, organized
without capital stock. for the improve
ment and regulation of the Farmvill
4 tobacco market, by G. a. Jones ant
others: the Farmers Exchange, Inc
4 OF Elm City, capital $4,000 authorized
4 and S1,240 subscribed by A. j. Rowland
4 and others for warehousing and selling
z farm products and general supply busi
4 ness; the EverettWoodard Co, Eden
q ton capital $4,000 authorized and So.
& 600 subscribed by ]. a. Woodland. w. a
4 Everett and others for mercantile bust
3 ness.
M PLACE rrENDEREn GLENN