The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-03

lie is a vastly different man from his prcdc-
ccSSor and from Roosevelt He is great Presi-
dcnt."-Wimston Sentin i. Saying the same thing
in TWO different ways.
THE senate Committee on Foreign Relations
has determined To grant Colonel Rooscvelts re-
quest TO be heard on the proposed Colombian
treaty. But Mr. Roosevelt cannot tell any more
than he has already told about the manner in
which the i'anama strip was acquired says
the Raleigh News and Observer tie has already
told IL all in four words: 81 took. the isthmus.'
80 N"sth Carolnian will agree to tic
abolition of capital punishment after he reads
This from tho AshcNillc Citizen: "Apropos Of the
Wan scara IL Sou we're Hungary and were Rus
stat. t. dinner, would you want an Austrian to
The Charlotte Observer thinks pretty we'll of
larhec!iu. Commenting on the statement Of the
Wilmington star. that The finest peaches sold
iH Wilmington this year are the homegrown
product ii SAYS: same way with cantaloupcs
Wai"rmeionS. grapes apples. Strawberries and
over Hftv-scveu varieties of vegetables The
finest products of orchard vineyard and truck
farm found iu the Northern markets were ship
ped there from North Carolina This State is
tho modern Garden of Eden. and the PEG
pie who ave living in it are beginning to realize
The fact Whatever is nurtured in North Caro-
Alma So! "nd Hatureh in North Carolina climate
is tn" best ~ The world
Women in Greensboro are tender hearted 1T
: h1ro to bolicvc. SAYS the Record. of thut ciiN
nut Dc SD" 80 10 the moving picture shows
oilr" en9"." you viii sc. women crying over
come pathetic picture" Well women mus; have.
~oNl'!hinH- on rather nOthinc-to
'asiorgilN. ;Wd u the town OF Greensboro can
furrish mothu@ better than moving pictures
rhcu u as m"Eiu@ pictures tsat they must cry
over
NORTH 1hroua is soing forward rapidly il,
pnpiic school work OF late years she has been
Increasing State aud local appropriations aud
c"t"ndine the Lengths of. her school terms. Like
Nir"iui" 'hc OLD North State has had So muci,
ia cSrtend with that her public school system
has not kcpt u2cc with those Of richer and more,
iuiiuuaie states. hut, like Nirrna. also pro-
S'">S has hoe. S'e'tJy. and is still going GA
For some time Virginia has been Transporting,
ehildian a. schools ina the rural district. II,
wagons. According "a the Durham Sun 'i:i,,,-
comb" county Is 10 try public transportation OF
pupils to country schools. while A farm liz.
school has been established ia Wilson COUNTY
craven mas already set the pace. and it is
pleasure I SIC others falling into line
pf the "i'arnors' school" which is the North
tarQlin. Agricultural aud Mechanical the Hn
leigh Times says: The United States farm de-
uonStrttorS. Who arc at work i'm almost
threc-fourths OF the counties in North Carolina
TO again to school here i,-Ati.-,,st at thc
Agricultural ana Mechanical College last wear
they attended their school, and its sessions were
Information. not only to them. but to Tho farm,
ers of the state. The agent who is in charge
of them is e. Il. hudson. Nearly eighty viii
attend the school this time and each one viii
bring couple Of corn club boys