Tl!2 UL,3 AND OUZLRVZ7.
WLD.NTSDAY K
ii. S. SaIuED is
ELECTED MAYOO
Three of the Old ldermen Will
: Be on the New Board in
; v Durham,
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TO CONSIDER NEW-. ROADS
County ; Compilssloners -Wil
Make Insertion Top; ton-
tracts Let for About $30,000
for Steel Bridges; Water
Works Injunction Case up In
Raleigft Today,:" v.
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, Durham. May 4. The municipal
lection u without mthaslasin.
V Thar wss considerable talk at an
' Independent ticket coming out. bat
tlwtsWMwt ticket. B. u.
Skinner mi elected mayor of tb
ri, tor the camlnr two reara. Mr.
I. & Christian waa elected police and
Br canailaaloer for a term at alx
years. . Tha eesr aldermen elected ara
N. B. Ureea and John T. Christian.
: from tha fourth ward; U. T. Nawaom
and W. I. Cola from tha -third ward;
W. C. Bradsher and J. D. Hamlin.
from tb aarond ward and J. W. Pop
and L C Lawranoa from tha first
ward.
Tha new toard Willi Uka charge
of tha city affalra on Wednesday
evening following tba laat meeting of
tha praaant admlalatratlon Mayer
Braadaa will hand over tha ralaa of
aihca to Mr. Hkinner and' Ave now
mambora of tha board will taka thalr
places te tha aldermaalc obambar.
Three of tht new board ara mambora
of tha present- board Tnay . : a
""alesara Hamlin. Newsonr ana Cola.
To Vlalt Roada.
Tha countv commissioners thla af-
ternooo med. pleas -for-visiting i
of tha roada for which petitions hava
been aant In. They will visit aoma of
the roada tomorrow and tha-other
some day during the praaant month.
The object of theee visits la to enable
the commlaalonara to determine
r which amrk ahall be taken up next
Tha road auperlnteadent Informa
'the cbairmaji that one of hla eampa
, will complete tha road' won now
sndar eonstructloa by the nret of
July. It la the Intention of the board
to dadda oa what new road work to
bsgta when tha Quaes mill road has
been constructed to the county una
" The board has alao let contracts
imouiUm to about M. for eteel
brtdgea la tha county. Thla contract
will ran tha amount Invested la
modern brtdgea In Durham county
well oyer the I1M.MI mark, and will
put tha county In pretty good shape
as tar aa brtdsee are concerned.
W ater Works Cava,
i There have been no new develop
menu la the water works situation,
. full o wins the restraining- order enjoining-
the old board from letting
eontrarta for tha new water works.
Tba public has been making aa ef
fort to set at tha bottom of the In
junction proceedings, but the theories
are very conflicting, and no one la
able to see just why tha Durham
water company ehould taka a hand In
proposition that ran do nothing
, other than bring them Into bad favor
with the people of the town.
" The e"SeraHeMef la- that-iha Dur
ham water company was behind the
arevement and the company has mads
ee denial af the suggestions that It
was responsible for the Umetead re
stnUnrng order. I
The city attorney and other lawyera,
wha will help crtil in thla case, are
preparing their' arguments and get
Ung together the facta In ths case
to present to Judge Daniela In Ha
lelgh tomorrow, la which the city will
ask that tha bond be either Increased
to tls.Sve or tha restraining order
be vacated. Tha attorneys for the city
ire confident that they will be able
te enow that the demise that la likely
to result from the delay In letting the
contract can easily reach tba M,
t mark. ' '
Should th bond be increased or
the - restraining order vacated. Mr.
Umatead will have accomplished his
purpose that of keeping the. old
board of aldermen from letting the
contracts for the const rust I on of the
municipally owned water worka
Not a man la towa believes that
the new. board will make any effort
te do other than build the plant, and
this belief makes ths position of Mr.
Uraetead and those backing him all
the more incomprehensible.
WARSAW SHIPS STRAWBERAIKS.
rnrwjti of
Warsaw High School Is
Ke-cspotrel.
lMeajaajswrwJt
Warsaw, May Strawberrtee were
shipped from this town for ths first
time thla season today. These sold
oa tba local market, brought fifteen
ceMe per eoert.
-The present faeuMy of the Warsaw
high -ectiout weie leelectwr Tor th
comtog terra. They are Prof. B. C.
Siske. of Troy- S. C superintendent
end principal: Misses Ruth Moors, of
Huraaw, Alloa Hatcher. Stuart. Vs..
Lena Hunter of Turkey, Menrarette
Kennedy and ran n Is Beet, Warsaw,
assistants. Miss Mattle Hines will
have charge of the -mosie 'depart-
Tbe aeedleea Infantile death rale
. ewlag to neglect and Ignorance costs
thla oouatry t,t, a day. .
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la She Map . mt, leeee m sW.
tainiiss MHIisI 4snrale
MSseeis tats Hal isiiat eeaesralag eal
stem asM ai.s1.sUsa la ,tk tnatawet
of paha.sary iaswialisle Ires. ..eleai
tas eye) atle. eseWased aad
aa sae as mmm a MHt
Settssll hapvese. Sadsrga aa esasaslsa
ar perils. eeae ih Satis a la the ssaa,
whtsh asa sssslilaa aula aoesao ts
esearltMrte e the oalhag e aad eiesla
she MoeaJ Bead te bead WHh Ms
eeesee ef eseaSa. the epeSess etsare as
at tsssrals sssirW. whtsh geatty mamrn-
Pae. aed the
Ms yWd aalnssr tes
k.tkRl swdb-al lasrasis s.ld
ss pssiiltvlr aseat a nraMHllsJ stwat. ret
this MIsMr rslacides wits that froa)
siay coksaatstlm wst have sr-an4
lits iwiim tsreagt the see of Erksua e
AlrrsUva.
Kin.- rstrissj la csastttesst ef this
rmrnf t-t Mihnoary iussr-alosls asd
nil tfenst asd sns-klsl rrsrtioas. Hm
Iwaiint !" mmt be attributed te tbe
"" wl-b ibis sh-tiwiit Is as root-
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' COMMISSION FORM
Towoahij CoejtiaiUosi Win Be Held
,. Jex sMssMsay. .
Hlrh Point! May. 4 There la
tombstone to . mark tha place where
rests the alderman is fernr of govern-
Burnt, which, breathed Its laat aa this
new day was ushered la at 11 o'clock
laat 'night, but there la a memory la
the hearts ef the people as to the good
work M has) dona The commission
form of govenment comes this mora
Ing into possession of the affairs of
ths city, a commission ronneo or are
men: W. P. Pickett. H. H. Terry, v.
D. Smith, a. U Darls. and A. E. Ales
ander. tnen who have the good of ths
pi tv at heart and who "will take hold
aa the renreaontativea of the Demo.
cratte party, and their success or fail
ure will be charged up to , mew
oarty." . - . r. '
Many rnmora are current as to tne
dlapoaltloa of the olty'a affairs. That
there will be ehaagea there can be no
OOUOt. outsail OK tnsssi will u'inni
toward the betterment of the town.
The fire department, ths 'organised
charity work. the street, tai
srhooia, all are being talked ' about
Whether drastic changes are to follow
enty time cam tslL
For ths Hlch Point township con
vention which will be held nest Sun
day evening In tha auditorium, the
churches of the city will probably give
way In order that thalr congregations
may attend. Among several interest
ing features on tne progrm is an aa
ess by nr. J. m. ttrougntnn. jr.
Several High Point ladles are at
tending the State federation of Wo
men's clubs at Ooldaboro thla week,
Oa Na. 44 thla morning, left Mrs. II.
A. Whits, retiring president of the
local club. Mrs. J. J. Fames, preei
dent-elect, and Mrs. W. T. Saunders.
deleaate from the High Point or-
ganiaaUoa. rMa. white Is a member
of the dletrtot reciprocity, publicity.
and health committees, aad Is on this
weak'e Droarram for an address oa
education, health, and home econo
mics aa related to High Point ex pen
enoe during the past year.
A Baraoa class wtilclv Is a BAraca
class has recently come Into existence
at the Methodist Protestant church.
Prom something ilka is or s it naa
grown te near the 404 membership
mark. Ait sntnustseoe epim naa e
veloped wonders, and this extraordi
narily large class Is now arranging for
s. fcajuiuet -Thursday svstWos. Por
a long whlls no place could be found
sellable to seat nearly hair a tnou
sand people, but at hut attractive and
spacious quarters have been found on
Washington street, ttev. n. m. An
drews, pastor of the Methodist Pro
testant church in Qreensooro, ttev.
R. C. Stubbina. of Mechanlcsvllle. A.
O. Dixon, of Hlsrh Point. Rev. P. R.
Williams. Mrs. A. O. Dixon, Miss Elisa
beth Bunch, and Miss Blanche Bur
gees are soma of the speakera
Dt3iEUATIUIf HXTllWe.
North Carolinians ttoUfttited Willi Re-
osntlosi at CTtallanoogn.
North Carolina' delegation to the
Conference for. Bducatlon and In
dustry at Chattanooga headed by Dr.
T. jorner naa returnea, wnn es-
preealons of entbusiaetlo apprecia
tion for tbe splendid meeting, held
In Tennessse. Those who attended the
meeting" declare that Chattanooga for
the number of north Carolinians they
aaw. appeared to be city of this
State. There Ware, la fact- mors
North Carolinians la attandance upon
the conference tha there were dal
egatea from any - other single stats
except that of Tennessee.
Those who attended, rrom north
Carolina were:
Dr. J. T. Joyner. Superintendent W.
SltUle, Henderson; Superintendent
E. M. Rollins, Vance; Superintendent
Prlvett. Beaufort: t Superintendent
Matthews, Bampaoni Miss ICalth, Roya
ter, of Raleigh: Miss Maude Bar
nard. McDowell; Miss Mary O. Shot
well. Oraavlllei Mlae Mary U. Oraham,
Charlotte; . Miss Mary Arlington.
Rocky Mount; Mlas Kate Perguson,
Neuee; Dr. George W. Lay pf . at.
Mary's School; Dr. George W. Ram-
y. of Peace Institute; Mr. U J.
Sears. Apsx; Prof. Z. V. Judd. Dr.
N. W. Walker, and Prof. U A. Wil
li ama of Chapel Hill; - Pres. . E. C
Wright of East ' Carolina Teachers'
Training School; Dr. Clarence Poe,
Raleigh; Mr. P. a ArendelU Raleigh;
Mr. D. P. Ollee. McDowell; Mies
Kllsabeta Colton. Raleigh; Mr. N. C,
Newbold, Raleigh. -.: -
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KDITOR LINCKB M.DK
MAYOR OP NASIfVILLE.
pyagrrxslva Board of City Alder
sew WIN t'phoM His Hands.
, ISsmsm t Tb h i est Usxwi.
Nashville. May - 4. In ratification
of the action of the recent town con
ventloa, the voters of Nashville today
elected Editor M. W. L4urke, of The
Graphic, mayor of Nashville, for the
ensuing term' beginning this evening,
to eucceed Mr. S. O. Orlflln, who has
held that ofDos for the past two years.
The new board of aldermen elected
are Messrs. Geo. N. Rtssstt. lscm T.
Vaughant B. O. Alford, and Dr. J. T.
Strickland.
With theee gentlemen at the head
of the town- government, the cltisens
of Nash trills look forward to aa ad
ministration of the town's affairs as
has characterised the Individual prog
reaalveneas of the above-named 'gen
tlemen During their term of: office.
astmrnrTnove
forward at even a more rapid rata.
aad many improvements made with-
the town that have for ths naat
ear or two aeemed a forlorn -hope.
There is little doubt now that Nash-
trills will soon be lighted by electrtcitv.
and one object of the new. administra
tion will be to bring about this Changs
for the better at the earliest possible
moment. In the matter of needed per.
the new administration will set a new
high record jf achievements, and la
their efforts. Mayoe,ljlncke and his
associates will receive the co-opera
tion ot all Nashvllls ritlsena.
'BCTTOJf MAYOR OP KINSTON.
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Desnotwatln TVkea rJerted Vrekcrday
Wltbowt OpfxsSUtm.
lasstsl w m Itose aM Osisisl.
Klnston, May 4. Today Klnston
formally elected the Democratic city
ticket nominated at tne April primary,
without opposition.' rred I. Sutton.
The yUthfut mayor, and Emeet V.
webb. it. K. Kouee. and H. P.' Port.
members of council, are returned.
I- P. Tapp. M. M. Happeiwfknd W. B.
Douglaas are new menWr of the
council. T. Chris Wooten becomes ths
first recorder of the new municipal
court. The administration will as
sume office for two years on May tin.
Lt. range alao elected officers today
aa follows:. Mayor. Dr. J. W. P.
Smith wick; com miss loners. C. C At
drldge. P. 8. Isler. J. W. Stanton, R.
Hsdlcy. J. W. Oraham. and P. R.
Klasey, all Demnrrata
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Ahoakle. May '4 At the regular
electina for town aad graded school
district officers held here yesterday,
the following were elected.
Mayor. T. O Tmyloe, commiesloa
era. Paul H. Mitchell, J. N.' Venn.Vnd
J. P. lloyett, Treasure. H. W. Htnkea.
Police, J. R. Cartsr. vVhool trustee.
Dr. O, O. Powell. U T. Humn-r, M. D.
Uatling. aad- U. K. Copland.
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.WMt If Art Li am this car which h crMtsd such furors THIS SIX IS THE RIPEST result of Rw wnrlnoarlnr exDeri
f-rrr: " rnotoriny drclss. " : rtc.-- Th varr fact that wr mskfYnt offer it, to you is
) EVER SINCE THE BlC "aD sppearod .nnouncinr thsUso Tfr. -vidsnco that ths i'Si!! Jds hM no4 pswed th. reslni of
lins for 1915. w havs bssn beeiefrvd br nthusiasU who.
' wantsd to sws,.o study and to rids in this latest Rso1
creation.. . ' , - . . -
FOR EXPERIENCED buyers have learned to look for the new
Reo models from year to year, as an index to what the
most progressiire makers will do. '
REO SETS THE PACE the standard in quality, In deeifn
t and in valuer always. . ;
THIS YEAR more than erer, Reo hiU a stride others will find
It difficult if Indeed possible to follow.
THIS SIX IS SENSATIONAL not because lt is a six but
because It is a Reo Six. . Y . ' '
FOR REO WAS NOT one of the first to embrace the "Sis'
, Idea. Reo was one of the last. . ;
REO WILL NEVER BE one of the. first to adopt any innova
tionany new any unproven idea. For Keo policy has
ever been, not to sell ideas innovationsbut auto-
, - uncertainty.
AND FURTHER." let us assure you thai, avarv one of the
sise e . xa a . i4 a- . -
-sixty points 01 superiority-: neve Dot tried proven
. m fact, helped make the fame of Reo b Fifth the Four
that has for several years set the pace and is today settln
. v i faster than ever. . - , , v
OUR "SIX" DEMONSTRATOR has just artAd-or will have
1 , by the time you read this. : , We've been notified it is on the
' siding and it will be at our show rooms (In the morning)
. (this afternoon) ' :;;.- s - '.. .i-. .
YOU ARE INVITED to come in and see it look it over care-
. fully, critically, and when you are convinced that it isn't
possible to buy a better car or to fat a bet taf reputation
' with it why'then place your order and insure V definite
and an early delivery date. ' ; A , , . ,
DEMAND IS TREMENDOUS. In all the years Reohas been
tion any new any unproven idea. For
ever been, not to sell ideas inne
mobiles. Dependable automobiles.
AND YOU WILL ALWAYS find Reo "trailing-' to Just that
extent. Reo will never be one of those to "take a chance"
with the customers' money. .
NOT UNTIL EVERY uncertain or, unknown quantity has
become a certainty will any new type of car or motor or
axle or part be offered with the Reo name-plate.
in business the company has never, even with It match
less manufacturing facilities, been able to makeenougb
cars to supply all who wan tad Reps., : . ,
THIS SEASON the demand is .greater than ever tfcpree- k
edented even in Reo history , -
SEEMS AS IF the more careful folk become in the selettion
of their automobiles, the more do they select Reo. The '
. longer they have motored, the more do they appreciate '
Reo sUbility. .Seems like. ' And that's the reward eo "'V',
has been working for all these years. i . t
SO YOU CAN ALWAYS BE SUREasyou have irvthe pastvQ COME SEESELECT your Reo. Don't deUy for many
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