The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-14
NATIONAL GUARD
IS READY FOR WAR
North Carolinians Eager to Do
Their Share in Event
of Trouble.
POE STUDIES RACE PROBLEM
Expects to See His Plan Go
Through in Spite OF Oppo-
sition in Senate.
POE STUDIES RACE PROBLEM

Raleigh. y. c., November 13.-Adju-
tant-General Laurence w. Young of
tho North Carolina National Guard.
says practically every company of the
North Carolina guard has expressed to
him officially It's readiness. and. indeed.
It's eagerness. to take up service IL
there is trouble with Mexico that re-
quires tho calling out of the troops
General Young saya tho compa MES.
officers and men, are ready to go right
very first call.
Racc Problem investigation.
The executive committee OF the North
Carolina committee Of rural race prob
lens has been called by President Clar-
cncc Poe TO meet In shelby next month
at tho same time that the State Farm
ers' Union meets there. President Poe
says he never knew q new idea to
grow faster than this idea of setting
aside some rural neiehborho Gods ex-
ciuslvely for white ownership please
note" said Mr.. Poe, that voluntary
white segregation ~ people who want
II is rather different from compulsory
segregation of negroes by people who
don't want 1t. Some people are coN-
stanly confounding ono with tho
other"
Great Roadway was made, Mr.. Page
says. during the last Legislature. The
House OF Representatives. composed
chiefly OF farmers. almost unanimously
voted for special commission to in
vestigate tho subject and suggest
needed legislation to the General AS
sembly. and while opposition, chiefly
OF city lawyers, defeated the measure
In the Senate by two votes, tho ma
jority of the farmers arc in earnest,
and Will push the plan to SUCCESS
sooner or later
Internal Revenue Collector ]. w.
bailey, OF the Eastern District Of North
Carolina, has announced n liat of ap-
pointments OF deputies that has Just
received the approval Of Commissioner
of Revenue Osborne at Washington.
They follow:
Chief clerk, to succeed 1. III. Deaton.
resigned. II. n London. Chatham
County. effective December l.
Office deputy, to succeed V. c. Gar-
rard. ". L. Brown. Pitt County, salary
Si,1o0. effective December l.
ONCE deputy, to succeed G. E. SUIT
ton. l. d. Meador, Alamance County,
salary $1,000, effective December 1.
Deputy collector. as expert clerk for
stamps in Durham Office. to succeed
Grant Hall Walter l. Steele. Richmond
County, salary 5000, effective Novcm-
Der 90.
Field deputy. to succeed C. c. Pagan.
$1,000. with $500 expenses. effective
November 15.
Field deputy TO succeed ]. C. Cam
eron, Null, Lenor County, salary $1,000,
with 5000 expenses. effective Novem-
Der 1t.
Field deputy to succeed D. G. Down
County :salary. $1,000, with 5000 ex-
penses. effective November Is
District deputy 10 succeed NJ L.
Wood. J. L. Kennedy. New Hanover
County: salary, $1,000, with 5000 for
to succeed X. W. Merritt, II. G. Gull
ley, Wake County; salary, $3.50 and |
$500 expenses.
General deputy and revenue agent to |
succeed p. Carter. George Taylor, /
Jones County; salary. 1850 and 5000 /
expenses.
Temporary appointments made per- |
manent:
j. z; steli, field deputy; salary, $1,000.
With $3.50 expenses.
Mrs. W. T.. shipp, deputy collector
Tor Office service; salary $1,000.
Miss Flora Creech. deputy collector,
office service; salary $1,000.
90 br nsss. LITTLE d deputy collector duty
stenography: salary. 5000.
Charters Issued.
The Connolly Springs Knitting Mill
Company, OF Connolly Springs, was
chartered to-day with 100000 capital
y NN'toi As'th iHd SAi,opp subscribed by
B. D. Mill. L. ]. Hudson and others, for
manufacturing cotton yarns, operating
one or more knitting mills, also flour
Ing mills and other manufacturing
plants.
Another charter is to the Tenley
Furniture Company. OF Goldsboro Cap
ital: $4,000 authorized and $4,000 sub
scribcd by w. V. williams, NJ. III.
Henley and others.
Governor Returns.
Governor Craig returned this morn
Ing from Henderson. where he went to
attend the wedding of Miss Genevieve
Cooper, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Y
Cooper. and Claude ID. Smith, of Green
Vile. $. G.. last night.
Jail for Psucdo Dentist.
Unable to give bond, j. w. Styles has
been lodged in Wake Jail to answer the
charge of practicing dentistry in the
neighbour GOD without IL
cense. He claims that what dental
work he does is not charged for and
that he has done such work at in
no al fnr van II ic,