The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-07-16
,,u CAROLINA TO BE ADE-
,,rFlY REPRESENTED AT
BANANA EXPOSITION.
dispatches FROM RALEIGH
aims and Happenings That Mark
.,. Progress of North Carolina Peo-
Il. Gathered Around the State
Capitol
Raleigh.

.rocial from Charlotte says: Is
4s carolina to be adequately rep
NO oontod by an exhibit at the Panama
to' EXPOSITION next year or is the
s@ n overlook this opportunity of
e 's.o;ning what is generally recogniz-
O1 % the best advertising medium
a.sib,a for the resources of the COM
monwealth?
This proposition was presented to
conservative gathering of business
aoon1e of Charlotte at a meeting held
81 the selwyn Hotel at which time
hriof hut forceful talks were made by
ro1 Fred A. Olds of Raleigh, COM
customer on behalf of the exposition;
NJ Leonard Tufts of Pinehurst, Mr..
I A. Brown of Chadborun, Mr.. C. E,
Hutcbison of Mount Holly, and Mr..
Smart W. Cramer of Charlotte, COM
mssioners on behalf of the state ap-
nointed by Governor Craig, and
Messrs. C. E. Hughes, T. w. Alexan-
der Cameron Morrison and John a.
McRae of Charlotte.
At the conclusion of the meeting
a resolution was introduced and I'M
animously adopted providing for the
appointment by the Greater Charlotte
Club of committee to secure $1,000
from the city for the purpose of
properly exploiting the resources of
the Queen City at the exposition and
also to appear before the Legislature
to urge upon that body the donation
ia sufficient amount to properly
advertise the advantages of North
Carolina at this great celebration.
The supreme need Of obtaining
more people in the state and the de-
stability of making an effort to in
duce the immigration from the Middle
the meeting. Mr.. J. A. Brown of
, Chadbourn declared that North Caro-
lima possessed greater advantages
and derived the least returns there
from of any state in the Union. He
added that North Carolina had a
population of only 100000 whereas
it ought to have and sometime would
have 100000. He cited statements
by DR.. Seamon Knapp and Secretary
James Wilson to the effect that the
section of the country destined to
make the greatest strides in agricul.
tural Development was that situated
within 100 miles of the Atlantic Coast
between Norfolk, Va, and Jackson
vile, Fla. Of this favored section he
declared North Carolina stood first.
Cost Of Hog Cholera Serum Lower.
Inc state department of agriculture
issues the following notice to the
SWINE growers of North Carolina:
On July l the North Carolina
department of agriculture reduced the
cost OF hog cholera serum from one
and one-half cents a cubic centimete1
one and one-fourth cents. The de
partmnt has been furnishing this SO
rum to the farmers at cost of produc
uon since 1910.
AS the demand for the serum in
aeaSes, with the improved facilities
LUZ making it, the cost has been re
uuceu from two and one-half cents the
CUBIC centimeter in 1910 to one anl
one-fourth cents. All serum will BIZ
0ent oy express c.. o. D., unless
cneck or money order accompanie:
order.
oruers for serum should be ad
dressed to the Commissioner of Agri
culture, Raleigh, N. c."
0everaI North Carolina Items.
"dShlngton.-The general defci
ta uIy Dill reported to the house con
; sa.nS the following North Caroline
lselllS: Thomasville, for site ant
oO Otnlnencement public buildings, So,
WV eoO' Eoenton, for postoffice site, 81,
WV chapel Hill, for site and com
0ncement public buildings, SIS, 500.
movements in Health Bulletin.
r5o "nen the July number of The
tioa "''n bulletin, the monthly publica
D VI the state board of health, is is
ou II Will contain considerable i'm
o'en'ent in get up, according to al
srouncement made by Secretary W
n 'ankln of the board, who is edito
III III chief of the publication. It viii
loa: e specific departments for tubercu
,vsls' child hygiene, public health an,
tb 49, and personal hygiene. Ii
~ tn'S way material heretofore printe,
mil, 1,'aCtered and haphazarded name
oe grouped much better.
mr. will Begin in August.
SMUT nne TALL term of the North Carolin
last 81 court is to convene on TIL
inon,l Nonday in August and the prelin
J work is being pushed by Clerl
ero -, seawell. The justices, with tn
Ont 'pslon of Chief Justice Clark, ar
ton VI the city on their annual vacs
tim . IN the meantime, some after
tho thu IS being given to the matter 3
ara t PREPARATION of the questions tina
for 70 =! De propounded to the applicant
beran licenses. Indications are tina
70 ny VIII be so or more law student