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Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02
RECORDS
COCHISE COUNTY
WARRANTY DEED


F. Flohr and wife TO Matte Car
mean. land $500
} Navarro TO W Allison. Bisbee
property $3.50
Isabella Padlla to w. Allison, Bis
bee property s35.
PATENT
United States TO G Watson, land
United States 10 c. Housed. land.
United States 10 J. Findlay, land
DEED
+. Hilderth and wife TO a. Mer;es
land $3.50
Lester Glenn and wife to W Willis
ct al. land SO.
r. E. MORTGAGE
Archie Chisholm to Bank of Ben
son. Benson property sl50.
r. Davis and wife to Lena Rosen
stein. Bisbee property $4,000
J. Dumock and wife to Cochise b &
l.. Assn, Warren property s3G3.23.
WARRANTY DEED
B Riggs and wife to W. Riggs. land
$500.
W Dickey to R. McFarlin. land 500
r. Gobilondo and wife 10 H. Gobil-
ondo. Douglas property $500
Mary Leverich TO A Ingraham.
land $50.
W. Riggs TO P. Hunsacker, land
sloso.
Douglas Inv. Co. to Helen Loving.
Douglas property $3.50.
cHATTLE MORTGAGE
Carl Dohm 10 R. Root. engine s167
Gus Borrego ct al TO Bisbee Auto
Co, Ford $500
H. Mccoy TO Central Cattle Loan
co. cattle $1,000.
WARRANTY DEED
p Cornell and wife to T Tablet
Douglas property 1880.
E. Jorschke TO A. Anturovich. Doug
las property 800.
c. Burdick to f Jorschke. Douglas
property $40.
u 4
erty so.
Douglas Inv. Co. to May Fountain
Douglas property $3.50.
Douglas Inv. Co to H Luck. Doug
las property $500
PATENT
United States TO a. Stuart, land.
United States to B. Stuart. land.
r.. E. MORTGAGE
May Fountain to F Woodham ct al
Douglas porperty $500.
cHATTLE MORTGAGE
r. Burney to Wilcox Bank Trust
Co. cattle $500.
SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE
A Pulsey to G. SissOn.
State Mutual B. G. L. Assn. to John
A. Phillips
United States to Santa Fe Pacific r.
R. Co, land
Santa Fe Pacific r. r Co. to E?es
Randolph, land 1920.
Bank of Bisbee to A Elias. Naco
property 1929.
Duoglas Inv Co. to W. ITO mes,
Douglas property $500.
WARRANTY DEED
w. Boots and wife to s Boots. land
$500.
r. E. MORTGAGE
J. Prodobich ct al to Bisbce Lumber
Co mining claims si39.
4. Sandees and wife 10 Bishes Lum-
Der Co. mining claim s30s.
J. chatham and wife TO Cochise p. &
L. Assn. Warren property $50.
cHATTEL MORTGAGES
s. Davis to F. Draper, cattle $500.
SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE
E. HaIcomb to W. Martinez.
Catherine Waffle TO X. Cobb.
Bank OF Stafford TO J. Prew!tt
Angie e. Bush Lumber GO. 10 ". II
Boots.
cocHisE COUNTY TO
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02
From Mondays Daily.
PAINTS ARRIVE.

W. A. McSparron. of the McSparron
Hardware Store. announces that the
large stock of the celebrated Sherwin-
Williams yaints and oils has arrived,
and he is now ready for his customers
in this line. The plumbing depart
ment is also busy this week installing
a complete sanitary plumbing equip
ment in the juvenile department of the
county jail.
CHURCH SERVICES.
Rev Father Collymore, of the local
Catholic church announces that 20,
day being the feast of the Sacred Heart
that High Mass will be celebrated
next Sunday morning in honor o. the
patron of the church. First mass
win be held az o'clock, and I.i-E
Mass at Q O'Clock, alter which rhs
Procession Of Corpus Christi vii be
-
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02
DOUGLAS ATTORNEY.

Attorney J. !. Erwin, Of Douglas,
vas a visitor in Tombstone before the
superior court today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02
TO WORK ON
SAN SIMON BRIDGE.

Assistant Coutny Engineer J. NJ.
Kimmel was in the city this morning
for short while enroute from Bisbee
to San Simon, where he goes to super
wise the work of construction of the
San Simon bridge just started.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02
FROM BISBE E.

Attorney Alex hurry was in tn,
county seat today from Bisbee today
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02
BENSON WHOLESALER.

B. Maier, the well known Benson
wholesale merchant came in today on
business with the local trade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02
FROM RANCH.

s. N Gordon and daughters were in
the city today from their ranch at
Turner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02
BOWIE DEPUTY HERE.

Constable 'Dud" Prewitt, of Bowie,
was a visitor in Tombstone today,
having come here as a witness in a
case before the court.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
ROB MOVIE MANI H0NE
BY AF|EA.TAB|!!N6 RUsE
Fake Camera Operator Grinds
Away As Thieves Cart
Off ValuableS.

NlONESsEN, Pa, Feb. 12.-While
Charles freeman, a wealthy theatre
cal man, with a chain of show houses
in the valley towns, was away from
home his house was plundered under
the guise Of movie house burg
larry"
In the absence of Freeman and his
family, only one servant remained at
the house, Just at daylight, a big van
was driven up to the house and three
men aligAted, one carrying with him
a movie camera. Presenting an or
der purpOrting to be signed by MT.
Freeman to the servant, the pseudo
movie men began work. Everything
of value excepting the furniture and
carpets was taken.
All the plumber was ito be returned
inside of an hour" The loss is close
to $4,000.
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Cyril Nlaude will next season drop
Grumpy and appear in a new play.
Doris Kcane is to produce in Lon
don a new fantastic comedy by Ed
ward Sheldon.
The play, Oklahoma" by George
Scarborough, has been renamed The
Heart of Wetona."
EIdlda Spong is in vaudeville with
phylet called Forty Winks," Re-
gan !Hughestm appears in the playlet
with her.
Charles Dillingham; is to star Frank
Mcintyre in a new farce being writ
ten for the actor He will begin this
tour in September.
A freak legislative bill in the AL
bany Legislature would compel por-
ion of every amusement place to be
set aside for the use Of women at
tending these places without an es-
cort.
Willette Kershaw, whose health has
kept her from the stage for about a
year is to re-appear at a performance
given by the Twelfth Night Club, in
playlet called Midnight" by FL
fingham Pinto.
Emily Stevens, the niece OF Mrs,
Fiske, and now appearing in THE
Unchastened Woman" is TO appear in
Shakespeare in open air performances
this sumner on Mrs. Fishes private
estate on Long Island.
Sir Herbert Tree contradcts the
report that he is to appear in vaude-
Vile.
Carrie De Mar is TO return TO vaude-
vile with sketch called Quick Ac-
tion.'
Olive Tell will be the leading wom-
an with Lou Tellegen in the King of
Nowhere
Lucille Watson is said to be writing
a play for her own use next season.
The title is "Mr. Diogenes."
Hattie Williams is to go into vaude-
vile in playlet called An Army
| Widow" by Grace Livingston Fur
Mss.
Zelda Sears has been engaged for
the comedy role Of "See America
First"
Sir George Alexander, the English
ing that the scenario is the best they
have ever seen or played.
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ADVANCE FILM
. OF ANNA HELD
TO Be PUT OUT
Gowns and Jewels to Be Shown
Short Time before Star
ring Vehicle.

The Oliver Morosco Photoplay Com
pany has prepared a novel short
length film showing Anna Held in
various attractive poses and display
ing her latest gowns from Paris to
be run in Paramount theaters in ad-
vance of the appearance of the Held
photoplay, Madame La Presidcntc."
The advance film is TO be run by
exhibitors a few days ahead Of the
photoplay and should create little less
than sensation among the females
in the audiences. In addition to the
various gowns representing the out
lay Of fortune, the advance film dis
plays the famous collection OF pearls
worn by Miss Held, together with her
$1,000 white ermine furs, her sensa-
tional hats and bejeweled slippers de-
signed by the actress herself.
In MADAME La Fresidente" Anna
Held wears a collection of GOWNS and
furs the like of which has never been
seen in motion pictures. Fresh from
her modiste in Paris, these gowns Of
fer the very latest in dressmaker's
art and are brought out to particular
advantage on the screen. In addition
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
M|SSG|BSON IS
70 Be STARRED
BYMR. H0RSLEY.
She is to Appear in Five Reel
Mutual Masterpieces, de
Luxe Edition.

Margaret Gibson, the youthful Dav"-
Horsley player, considered by many
the most beautiful woman in motion
pictures, is to make her debut as full
fledged film star. The position is one
she richly deserves, for in point OF
histrionic ability she is rarely gifted.
Mis- Gibson was engaged five months
ago TO play ingenue roles in the sup
port of Crane Wilbur. She made her
first appearance as The waif in THE
Protest and gave such an unaffect-
ed and sympathetic characterization
that Mr.. Horsley
Immediately Recognized
In the newcomer TO his ranks an I'M
usually capable player, and rendered
her a new contract which she signed.
The new agreement called for a
big increase in salary and also con-
tanned clause which stipulated that
Miss Gibson was to play only leading
roles thereafter. AS leading woman
she appeared in three productions,
gaining added prestige SO rapidly that
Continued on page 5, second section.)
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won the enviabIc record of being one
OF the best companies that have
played the Palace during the season,
and show that can pack a house
day after day and night after night
with plenty of opposition must have
merit in popular taste. Amicks
troupe seems to have that something
about it which all theatrical produc.
ers strive after and few achieve-thc
secret Of pleasing the public.
The public is assured that every
play offered during the second weeks
engagement will he entirely new and
different from anything ever produced
in the city. The usual capacity houses
should greet the "pcnnant Winners
every performance next week.
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second weeks engagement. t will
open Monday in b brand new musical
comedy, "rhe Chinese Ambassador"
Harvey Reese and Frank DClrose will
be seen in comedy parts to their lik-
ing, Mr.. Reese doing Irish Mr.. Mel
rose Hebrew. and Manager Amick as
sures all that between the two of them
you can hardly refrain from laughing.
"The Chinese Ambassador is tab
loid, taken from "a Chinese Honey
moon" and is Astounding with comedy
situations. tlneful musical numbers
and pretty dances.
Something Different.
"Wednesday and Thursday, an en-
tirely new play win be staged and it
will be different in every respect from
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
.MME PETROVA
G|vESUP STAGE
FOR 7HESCREEN
Famous Polish Actress 10 Ap-
pear Exclusively in Metro
Pictures.

Nine. Petrom. the famous Polish
actress. whose Interpretation OF emo
tional roles has earned her much en-
viable distinction on the stage and
screen, hereafter will devote her tai
ents exclusively to motion pictures,
according to an announcement just
made by the Metro Pictures Corpora
ton. She will be starred exclusively
in Metro feature pictures, produced
by the Popular Plays and Players.
SHIRTS Work.
Nine. Pctroya, supported by strong
cast, has already begun work on her
first picture under the new arrange
ment, which is called 1.-THE Soul Mar
ket." This unusual photoplay Is based
upon an original story by Aaron Hoff-
man. the well known author and play
wright, and was written especially for
Nine. Petrova. 1t is designed to give
the widest scope to her distinctive
dramatic gifts.
The atmosphere of the theatcr will
predominant throughout the produc-
ton, and the stage, dressing rooms,
boxes and corridors of well known
Broadway playhouse will be utilized
in making many of the scenes The
entire Ziegfeld company of girl dane
ers and entertainers, world famous for
their beauty, will be used in the pro-
ducuon.
Two Others Planned.
Besides 1.-THE Soul Market" two
other productions from the pen Of
the same author are planned, both of
which will star Nine. Petrova. They
are "The Scarlet Woman" and Play
ing with Fire" Both will be made by
Popular Plays and Players for re-
lease in the Metro program.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

JEAAnETTE HORTON
foremost smart set, and never
misses riding one Of the entries IN
the horse shows in and around New
York City.
Only recently Miss Horton rode
the prize winning horse at the Ma
tional Horse Show, In Madison
Square Garden. Photographs OF
the animal and Miss Horton were
featured in the we'll known horse
publication, "The Spur"
Miss Horton has appeared in q
number Of Metro productions, but
never had a better role than the
one she essays in "The Lure OF
Hearts Desire.' Tits the part Of .
cold, calculating and designing
woman, the very kind Of role that
Miss Horton enjoys playing. and
in which she is seem t her best.
She had a similar role in "a Yellow
Streak," in which Lionel Barry.
more is starred. She also appeared
in "Black Fear" and in "Her Reck-
onin9, OF Tables Turned" In which
Emmy Wehlen ID starred.
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@American Girls" Who Made
Hit Here Last Year, Book
ed for Week.

zarrows american Girls" COM
pany will open a weeks engagement
at the 0deon theater tomorrow after
noon. Many Of the odeon patrons
will remember this company when
1t played here last summer, and will
also remember that 1t was one of the
best tabloid organizations that ever
played the Odeon. This show has
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
'Pennant Winners" Are
Held for Another Week

anything ever produced by tabloid
manager. "oh You Kids" has very
strong plot. 1t Is really a tabloid YER
sion of Baby Nine" one of the funnl-
est farce comedies ever written.
Friday and Saturday, "Bunco's Min.
cral Wells" one Of the Weber and
Fields favorlte vehicles will be pro-
duced. The comedy ends will be done
by Reese and Melrosc.
Misses Vera Franklin and Gladys
Vaughn both have excellent line OF
parts in each production and will be
heard in the very late song hits.
Proof Of Merit.
II can be truthfuily said that
AmIck's "Pennant Winners" who have
held the boards for the last week. have
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Jack Amick's Splendid Com
pany Makes Unusual Stay
at the Palace.

The favorable impression made by
Jack Amlck and his "Pennant Win
ners' is deepened with each per-
formancc. Although the weather has
been Of the worst sort the last week
crowded houses have greeted each
performance and 80 well pleased are
the managers, f. L. and Gu. Simeral,
with the classy little tablolds present.
ed--and every one who has witnessed
their efforts have nothing but praise
for this clever company-that the
com pany has been held over for a
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

The first Pathe Cold Rooster play
TIC be made by the Arrow is The
woman's Law" in which Florence
Reed, who has been starred in Pathe's
"At Bay" and New York" will be
featured. supporting members Of the
cast are Duncan McRae, brother OF
Bruce McRae, the Pathe player, who
appears in a dual role and Anita
Scott, Dora Rogers and Master Jack
Curtis. 1.-THE Woman's Law" was
adapted from the well known novel OF
American society life by Mrs. Mara
yene Thompson. The scenario was
written by Harvey E. Thew and AL
bert S. Levine. Lawrence B. McGill
is directing the picture. 1t is worthy
Of note that Miss Reed, Director Nc
Gil land Duncan McRae unite in say
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RESEMBLE EACH OTHER.

In "Dimples," forthcoming Metro
feature production in which Mary
Miles NIinter has the stellar role, the
character of Mrs, Riley, her aunt, is
played by Charlotte Shelby. 1t has
been noted that there is truly re-
markable resemblance between Dim.
pies" and Mrs. Riley.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
GOSSIP OF THE STAGE

actor manager, is coming 10 this
country in the spring in a new comedy
called "The Basker."
About the middle of the month
Grace George will present 1.-The
Earth by James Bernard Pagan. The
play has been given in London by
Lena Ashwell. .
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

if you are to believe the numerous
stories sent broadcast telling of their
narrow escapes while driving their
litest model through congested traf-
Ac. 1t is always car of high cost
and great speed that the film favorite
owns, not a small, comfortable car
built for pleasant motor trips.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
Noted Also As
Equestrienne

Jeanette Horton, who has
prominent role in 1.-THE Lure Of
Hearts Desire" q forthcoming
Metro feature picture in which Ed
mund Brcese is starred, has been
well called 1.-THE Thoroughbred OF
the Screen" Besides being q very
talented actress, Miss Horton Is .
famous equestrienne. She has
many friends among America'4
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
ZarroNs' Companysis
To Be at Ode0n Again

the Midway" tabloid that this cap
able company can put over in great
shape. Wednesday it will present a
fun making bill that will make all sit
up and take notice. II this company
Is as good as previously it will need
hut little advertising, as it will boost
Itself.
Featured Players.
The company features that very
clever comedian, Jack Fuquay; the
petite Lillian zieglar, the clever team
Of Root and Lewis and great chorus
Of real pretty girls who can sing and
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
STARTS ANOTHER.

The Pathe Gold Rooster play New
York" having been finished, George
Fitzmaurice, the producer, has started
work on big Jim Clarity" another
A. II. Woods theatrical production
Robert Edeson will star in this pic
tllre.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

to its other qualities Madame La
Presidente' should prove yeritable
fashion bazaar for the women folk.
AS the bold "Gobette" OF the Paris
stage, Anna Held is provided with
many opportunities to display her art
of wearing clothes and that the pro
ducers have made the most of her pc
culiar talent in this regard can read
fly be appreciated by all those who
view the motion picture performance
of the celebrated actress.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

made big hit everywhere and has
the record Of playing more re-
turn engagements than any tabloid
in the business.
A Roaring Farce.
The American Girls" company will
open Monday with a roaring farce
musical comedy entitled "NIcGee on
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
WITHOUT EXCEPTION.

Every motion picture star in the
film world drives a ninety horse pow
err racing car of low rakish design,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

dance in proper style. To miss see
ing this clever company will mean
that you will miss one of the best
shows of the season.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

Miss Marguerite Courtot is dainty
little screen player whose delicate
style requires 4 dizziness of touch in
any scenario she uses that is perhaps
only acquired by personal acQuain-
lance. For this reason her first Gau-
mont release will be photoarana
written specially for her by her di-
rector, Henry j. Vornot. 1t is called
THE Dead Alive This was first ad-
vertised as ellis Wife's Double" 1t
will be released in February as a
Mutual masterplcture, de luxe edition.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

Arthur Hopkins will not produce
THE Happy Ending until next sea-
son.
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lContinuel on page 5. second seetion.l
Mountain advocate., 1916-11-24

the old firm are requested to turn
same into S. M. Perkins, and all
persons indebted to to the old
firm are requested TO come in
and pay same at once.
We wish to thank the public
for their liberal patronage given
us while in business.
Perkins & Co.
By S. M. Perkins.
Mountain advocate., 1916-11-24
Wedding Announcement

The marriage of Miss Eva
Keeton Gatliff to Mr.. Thomas
Joseph Gilbert will take place at
8 o'clock on the evening of Dec.
Is, at the home of the bride in
Williamsburg, KY, Rev. E. F.
Wright will perform the cere-
mony in the presence of the two
immediate families and a few
close friends. After a wedding
trip South Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
will make their home in Pineville.
Mountain advocate., 1916-11-24
Notice

The firm of Perkins & Co.,
composed of James d. Jarvis and
S. M. Perkins have sold their en-.
tire line of groceries and meats
to C. M. Kelley, E. E. Evans and
S. M. Perkins. The new firm
will bear the same name Perkins
& Co.
.'All persons having bills against
Mountain advocate., 1916-11-24
Thanksgiving Service

The Thanksgiving Services will
be a union meeting of all the
churches in the city at the M. +.
Church South. DR.. Anderson,
pastor of the First M. +. Church,
will preach the sermon. The
singing will be conducted by a
choir made up of singers from all
the churches and an interesting
program will be rendered. The
public is cordially invited to at.
tend the services.
Mountain advocate., 1916-11-24
Christmas Sale

Do not forget. the Xmas sale
which the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Methodist Church will have
Friday, December 8, at the Par
ker building. There is the place
to buy all your Christmas pres
ents, handmade, and save your
self all the worry and trouble,
Remember the date, Dec. 9Th, at
the Parker building.
Mountain advocate., 1916-11-24

Mr.. c. p. Kennedy has set the
last bridge on the Cumberland
& Manchester railroad and the
last spike will be driven in the
next few days. The passenger
trains will be running on regular
schedule in a short time.
Mountain advocate., 1916-11-24
Local Briefs

Mrs. A. d. Smith visited in
WILLIAMSBURG from Saturday un-
till Monday of last week.
The Ladies Aid of M. E. Church
met at the home of Mrs. W. H.
Mcdonald, on Depot St., last
Friday.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Jones, of
London. were here last Saturday
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Sampson.
As time goes by we find more
more political aspirants who want
to break into the running for
some office.
We are Glad to note that Miss
Minnie Hopkins, who has been
i'll for the past two weeks. is able
to be out again.
> Mr. and Mrs. John ~. Hughts
were down from ArtemuS last
Sunday: they will move into their
new home on Pine ST. about Jan.
18th.
Mrs. John Henson, of st.
Petersburg, Fla, who has been
, very i'll for several weeks, is slow
ly improving. She is now with
her sister Mrs. ". II. Mcdonald
On Depot Street.
Geo. Nj. Faulkner, who lives
about five miles down the river,
fell and broke his hip, one day
last week; while he is suffering
some it is not thought that he is
in serious condition.
One of our most prominent
statesmen, who sells shoes, has re-
ceived word from his house not
to sell or, offer to sell any more
shoes until times loosen up; well
we hate to see this and it's no
use to say Il told you So"
Any one desiring to rent a nice
8 room residence with all modern
conveniences, such as water,
lights, gas and garage will call
at the Advocate Office. We also
have another house of five rooms,
we'll equipped; garage and good
garden, that we wish to rent.
Mountain Lodge No. 1877, F. 4
A. M. will meet in Stated Com.
munlcation Monday night, work
in most all the degrees, all mem
bers and visiting brethren ARE
invited To attend.
w. c. Black, Master
w. H. Mcdonald, Secy.