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Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-23

peared. J. l.. Barkwell. O. c. Wager Walter Stanley. c. J Winters. C. P. Thomas. F. F. Thomas and F. B. Wal lace, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing articles of incorporation, and they and each of them. acknowledged to me that they signed and executed the same for the purposes and con sideration therein set forth
 Witness my hand and official seal this 5th day of January, 1917. (SeaD G. W. HOFFMAN.
 Notary Public as aforesaid. My Commission expires Dec. 90, 1918.
 Filed in the office of the Arizona Cor poration Commission this 9th day of Jan. A. D. 1917, at 2:UO P. NJ. at re- quest of FRANK E. THOMAS, whose post office address is Box 1928. Bisbee. Arizona.
 Arizona Cooperation Commission,
 By F. F. JONES.
 Chairman.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-23
STATE OF ARIZONA

Office of the Arizona Corporation Commission United States of America,
 ss. State of Arizona The Arizona Corporation Commis- sion does hereby certify that the an nexed is a true and complete tran script of the ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-23

not to exceed twenty-five years. upon the taking of proper legal steps for such renewal.
 The affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by Board of five Direc- tors. but this number may be in- creased or diminished by the vote of the stockholders at any annual meet ing or at any special meeting called for that purpose.
 The Board of Directors shall be elected at the first annual meeting of the stockholders of the corporation which shall be held at the principal place of business of the corporation at Bisbee. Cochise County. Arizona. on the 4th day of January. 1918. and the members of such board of directors shall be elected annually thereafter at such annual meetings to be held on the first Friday. of each year
 The officers of the corporation shall be President. Vice-President. Secre- tary and Treasurer. (the latter two offices may be filled by the same per son).
 All vacancies in office may be filled by the Board of directors, and those elected thereto shall hold office until next annual meeting.
 Those who shall serve as the Board of Directors until the first annual meeting shall be J. w. Stanley. J. c. Barkwell. O. c. Wager. E. B. Wallace and F. E. Thomas: and the officers to hold and serve until that time shall be c. J. Winters. President, Vice President. J. c. Barkwell and Secre- tary and Treasurer c. P. Thomas.
 6.
 The highest amount of indebtedness or liability, direct or contingent, to which this corporation shall at any time subject itself. shall. in no case. be more than Five Hundred thousand (S5O0, ,0O000) Dollars.
 The private property of the stock holders of this corporation is hereby expressly made and declared exempt from all liability or corporate debts.
 IN. WITNESS WHEREOF. we have hereunto set our hands this 5th day of January, A. D. 1917. O. G. WAGER E. B. WALLACE J. c. FAREWELL J. w. STANLEY c. P. THOMAS c. J. WINTERS
 FEE. THOMAS
 State of Arizona,
 ss. County of Cochise )
 Before me, G. ". Totman. Notary Public, in and for the County of Co chise, State of Arizona, personally ap-
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ports that German raider had been sunk.
 Corn duplicated the action of wheat Notwithstanding reports of rain in Argentina, seabOard demand was in evidence and had considerable effect. Oats trade included liberal purchases for export.
 Increased arrivals of hogs acted as a weight on provisions. Declines that resulted were checked by support from packers.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-23

To construct, own. operate, control, and dispose of every character of power plant, whether operated by steam. electric, water or other power; CID To acquire, hold. own, pledge and sell the stock or shares of other corporations; G2) To issue, acquire. take, hold. pledge. sell and deal in promissory notes, drafts, bills of ex- change and obligations of every sort and character. provided that no obliga- tion. Of any character. shall be issued by this corporation in excess of the liability of the Company as herein set forth and as provided by law; (13) To enter into contracts of all sorts, to lend or borrow money and take Or give security for the payment there of; QD To do any and all things which a natural person might and could do in the matter of the transac- tion of the business of the corpora ton and in the promotion and man. agement of its interest.
 2.
 The amount of the capital stock of this corporation shall be (S500. .000.00) , Five hundred thousand Dollars, which shall be divided into (500.000) Five hundred thousand shares of the par value of S1.0O) One Dollar, per share; which shares shall be and must be fully paid up at the date of the issuing thereof. and shall be forever non-assessable; but such stock may be paid for in money, services, proper ty, rights, easements, privileges or anything of value, and the judgment of the Board of directors shall be for ever conclusive, both as to the actual value of the said stock and the con. sideration paid therefor; in the ab- sence of fraud or any collusive agree ment.
 The time of the commencement of this corporation shall be when these articles of incorporation shall be filed for record in the office of the Corpora tion Commission of the State of Ari zona, at Phoenix, Arizona, certified copy thereof recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Cochise Coun- ty. Arizona, at Tombstone. Arizona, in which County the principal place of business of the corporation is to be, and a certificate of incorporation de livered to this corporation by the Cor poration Commission of the State of Arizona.
 The life of this corporation shall be for twenty-five years from said date. but it may be renewed from time to time, for periods as by law indicated.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-23
(By l.. J. Overlock.D

BOSTON. Jan. 22-The local cop pers started out with an improved tone but showed some weakness on account of Presidents intention 10 advise congress relative to peace league. Calumet & Arizona was the strong feature at S41s, up two points on declaration of quarterly $2 and S1 extra dividend. same as three months ago. This stock is expected to be listed in New York.
 PAINE, WEBER x co.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-23
METALS MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 22-Lead 7.05; spelter nominal; copper firm, electro lytfc. first. second and third quarters 2S1s at 3215. Bar silver 7e5s.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-14
ANU NATURE WONDERFUL
Being Funny.

BSHi = AtiiJ'
Being funny amt quite so funny
as it sounds. Not pinning any roses
or pushing wind in our own horn or
anything like that y know but we
come under the heading of HumOr-
lists. Whether we are or not it's up to
you:
Even when we were young we
showed signs of a sense Of humOr.
First we wanted to be an alderman,
then later on we wanted to be a
plumber; so you see that's enough to
entitle a fella to a membership in
the funny guys union, amt it?
About being funny-fOlks, that's
some hard job or better yet that's
employment.
Have to make funny stuff every
day in order to massage the pay en-
velOpe every pay day even if we have
a crouch.
Now, unfortunate readers of this,
just put yourself in our brOgans.
Imagine trying to hash up something
funny when you've got a crouch on,
a cold in the head, the baby is sick,
bills coming in ten to one going out,
or any other extractor of joy that's
enough to make a fella go around
with a face longer than a New York
er's nerve.
Yep! We get toothache, and
everything and all the time have to
think of something funny that will
maybe squeeze a smile out of you
when you're feeling kind of grouchy.
Aw gee. brother, be sweet to us.
We all have our off days when it's
just the other way than being funny
So, when things aren't side split
ting, don't say Gee! how does that
guy get away with it?"
Just remember, maybe he's got an
off day and things aren't breaking
right
Thanking you for your kind atten-
ton. Member No. ALA, Funny
Union.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-14
A CoNTORTlONIST

Mrs. Willis George, what do you
think! Baby can put his foot in his
mouth!
Mr.. Wiltshire. With an accom-
plishment like that when he grows
up he won't mind sleeping in an up
per berth at aIL-Lif6 =
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-14

Understand the Censors' union
means to see that next winter the
trees are properly clothed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06


with four f,atlrf acts me te-Ae
willie program l the ofthenH
next week. s toplirnl With fiete-
man unimala. q Wild anlntl .N."
embrariue iInrs. ttF fs are
HaGeman formerly Nas Hfth hpsle
ard Uagenbuck Tie pIesrnte DE
beasts ln tricks dangerous he t.-
cult Dancing and come4y etan
enhance BY song numbers ana inh4t
ATTRACTIVE by pretty cpst4"
be provided by THE Dairy MRla7 r
n miniature musical COMEDY pi
"a by Roland West fle DAIRY
Maids" made an unGuaii'ieo hit Wh,h
they appeared in the otpneli. tttf
-,-+-.--- - " ILL.,
Charles Mcdonald. also wen hn.- p
&c orpheum audience, is AZ
tanning one-act piayiet go the
cwtsa gpErrfrda anrasemtiug a
Morning IN the Alps" WITT s.ns, yedei
and play novelty ir@ fpraents e'Af-
shall and Weldon, dancers nnH raNse
and fAtouT IA a COMEDY sNiL are
other acts in the BIZ HtlIie
ia .-The Mysterious Mics Terry
be the leading picture aftract p.
Starting Saturday as ar afoe3 i-a
ture. the worlds eertrs games
be shown on an electric score board.
The vaudeville program t'-ip"s iA
mediAtely after each game.
famous star IN famous story
BY famous author is me y minis
screep 1orr1lraftan Tor the Orpheun
Burke the riey '-fhe Myetei ue
Mis- Terry" and the author, Gelet
Ysurress '7he Mysterious MSS
Tcrry' deals % the life % an ad-
venturous young woman so Sew
York boarding house. A mysterious
cab - seen appearing our of me
fog that envelopes a fashionable GUAR
ter OF New York IL stops before
ttately mansion and g veiic1 Jay
cescerds peers cautlcn siy o around
and enters the house This iu5crlt-
BILE young person takes from wall
safe It's 5ewelcd contents and Sis a
bas with expensive clothing. only 20
later perform All sorts Of kindly
miracles Tor The people IN her board
Ing house. Thomas N~ighan VIII
support Miss Burke. other Important
including Walter HERS. Ger
nd q. Smith and Bessie Learn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06

one ~ the s-asor's best bookings
10 the Detroit opera house will -
.'rae Boom -rang which comes next
week Skgflly devised and written
- winchcU sulta and Victor Mapes
ara given "a cast and prediction ~
Npertue wiz the highest standards
~ B-lassC- 'rrcsllenee tails comedy
ras fec'ars3 ey New Workers. 90 De
Boomerang treats n Neeuly "a
$3.50 AL manner ~ fhe lowe game aa
lLael Ln THIS hiEhiv scientific
day Rr8 a. ZOE = ~ T-7T
trrs t-e rlrd and n-1rt or. Ger
ala sumner spent several years
abroad supposedly ln study but IN
reality in pleasure AND rhservation,
end while he tld not oroa5-n he
kr 7rvi-3ge 81 madeleine he earn "a
ac-nethfnE about human uatI7s. Re
tu-r'ng 81 hts 1uo town. "a cprns
an cfra sni en6aE yes Or assistant
Elrt1 le.Na. who rs am 7iftcgs 20
make nursing her ne work HIS
argt parent Is Bud woodbridge.
whose svrD toms ore simple enough.
He is restless slesplsss nervous ard
has lost r1un1b in month but
De- insists trara le rrtrfng The matter
Wfth Nlrn Al exam NATION D. the
crrtor proves the truth 81 thfs state
mont Dr Gerald soon learns that
the boy IL IN love ard 's bei~r ~-uted
cr the lady THE doctor determines
whfch be does wt+h th@ ala % the
rr-se The piay Fatt 20 be d.
fr'lv acted by the original cast
q alace Lie niger Ruth shsp-
lrT ffiiNert DOUG SCI kath~r- KEYS
Marguerite ~-aTee ~~-~th- NT.r~e-v
John TVs-el@r, Richard MAichlen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06

The nav Colonial tasAtsr az Wood
ward save and sihley-st wGl open
its doors O. the public. Monday even
ing AZ O'Clock The policy of tre
th~ater VIII be vaudeville and pi'-
lures running continuously from
60 ~ o'clock. and with three shows
daily Tamec Ka.iysra. giving on
exhibition - rera rkable mind core
cenrratfou. will BE the tcqiiner All
Girl revue. with 10 pretty and hard-
soueiy ggwue3 young women. wiil
stage cauaret that wiil oTer sing
Ing dancing and comedy Harrr
Holman and company n the comedy
sketch Adam Kilioy." nre said 20
be- worth e innEh a minute Lone e
Hawafans Will present the native
Hawaiian missile. vocal ana inefr D.
mental. and tho famcua Huiu HUH
dance and Dance o. Jeatfuctllr.
Cooper and Johnson have lively
SIKH rnilea THAT Friend ~ " ne
the Favor sisters singing corn rie1-
mes WIFI Offer new songs ara the
Colonial Minstrel Ma s VIII stage
an elaborate minstrel show IN BLACK
face with special scenic setff1Fe ard
handsome STONES. The ncreeu fea-
ture wi3 h~ ilttle Ms rie Osborne iu
Tears and Smiles" The atm program
% Include a "foufao--e talfe come
o. and "a weekly news review
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
IRE CHASER company IN ths Adams

TIE 1IRser COMPANY IN N. Adams
tneater. the week q oct IS. VIII
present che surrsssfui comedy drama
~ rryink Money The story con-
csras thr hAsty marriage % young
CO. ea- believing tne ether 20
Pc verr rioh when neither has the
price OF the hotel blil on their honey
moon trip The manner in which
they rcctifr shelf selfish mistake and
ind loves Wav. is SAID fo make an
Interesting d~r ma Following Mar
ryins Money Nfr CHASER will present
snccsssir e'v Mrs IS gRV ~ TIE Cab
- &c Patch" and The Lion and the
Mouse
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06

THE timely musical comedy "rhe
= T -----4---.-----4>--4--
daI ana company ~ 10 including
Jack Ruck-~. Evelyn slater ant
Helene lehman With a chorus ~
>statuequs military maid.s comes ~
the Miles thearer next week a. tae
head o. the Bill The stage setting
represcnt,pE a modern military can
ment makes a picturesque back
rraln1 fr The Qrer.ng which
atounas with new aud .unefQi sous
successes. dainty dancing and brig ht
comedy lines An exhibition drill ~
the Cir. rockies - said 20 os equal
% any executed oy the regulars.
Ntthrtn NILS, charming young
yiotni~t and singer. WIFI De snotLrr
Important feature Do the proSra w
n-aA LaLarlU be
sisters singing condolences. Bros
sius and Brown. sGttonA- cyclists,
TRnk and Dixie. rural chara cter
con- &c tEns. and Zemater and smith.
horizontal bar experts. william Rus
sell IN The sands o. Sacrifice Will
be the screen feature.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06

The sands % saorlace." the rrst
II a new series % pictures featuring
81 liiam Russell VIII b the screen
attraction ia the Miles theater next
week In addition g. the vaudeNiite
program. The production orers Rus
sell IN new and interesting nrro
role and aHord- hifa excellent op-
2ortuntties 60 show hts powers as
Ggrter Tae scenes are Laid IN ne
mountains ami IN The American des-
art. The story tells ~ ire adventures
o. Big Bill" Darcy who has no
ambition on earth except MS cwn
pleasure untl h. meets Nora Farnes
tFrGnceia BllinEtcnl y ra'e moth
e~s fortune has been taken D. Enoch
tarie nu u-syrU pulcus PFC motsr, and
y "a Ecfn9 Foyie 8 country place
force him 20 make An accounting
runs into . group OF his friends %
which Darcy is ore Darcy protects
tis girl frrw The crowd and Us alone
.H The lodge With her Whsn Fog}e
arrives. In the strusgle va which
fufle attempt % get into the ~n0-n
whore Nora is hiding. ne 70 shot ard
f-htlg wouated. Darcy. 20 protect
= ~as name ask rrr - marry r1-
NhIe On tnelr Wedding "trip They
encounter Tryia again and ts-l~
lafrie l-ws that is said 20 be one
me ntsf thrilling ana seusatl onal
ever pictured
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06

Nothing vaughan Glase- has yet
rgaref his Detroit clientele &c quite
~ prrtentlous aa The Max MARGIN
drama The House - Glass WI I'd
win hold The stage - the Ada inns
next week M GlaRcr IL the first
stock company manager 20 secure
this play. which commands proc
ss1It.rc royalty The original models
uf the acenfr settings have been loan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06

"A Night in Paris" miniature
musical comedy with pretty girls.
graceful dancing, popular songs and
much comedy viii be offered IN the
Regent theater, next week The
night iifn 81 the capital ~ France
with It's cabarets. daring costume
creations and elaborate scenic and
electrical effects. Wi feature the
Altering. Two other features ~ che
program comprise Harry English and
company in a satirical pl4s3at lnf
Evil Hour" and Jarrcw. tho hpmor-
Gus frickster. English plays the rolg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06

Newman wf-r hfs RE Discovery
70 Sweri0a' series cf t-aveftafks
viii begin ass nluth season fn tA@
Detroit opera house SUNDAY even. p z
fasr-rt' ~ the hanrtv
gran iegr and alar 0trner "Cu~ Nae
t1n8i Parks The rEa pass ~
Yosemite which short fiue ago
was p wilderness i7 now rfe-raf Ky
splendid motor road ST. Rainier
exceeds n size ard impressive beauty
ne glacier Hvrrew ~ any rfrer
mountain 'n America From ga snow -
covered summit ~ rivers ~ sea rour
wr down 'ts sides Newwan On
faL- undertook rhe hazardous task ~
King motion picture camera 10
t4|r'ers very summit and secured
rsmarkarle picture thar ls dfFtinct-
new Feiiawstone che lend ~
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-06
Notice Of New Advertisements

1HOt1Cc UIE1tIs1> 1AON
Ford car for -sale-A. c. French,
Boardman, N. c.; Success in business
Notes Business College, Whining.
ton, N. Gil Legal notice of sale, OF
land-W. O. Thompson, trustee; high
prices for rags and junk Of all kinds
e. LESSEN Co.; Notice Of boy who
has left home c. 'Wilkersen; No.
tice of wife who has left hoIne-A
1. Stephens; .Keep-kool clothing k
NJ. Bipgs; Wood to give away-A. =
Paee..s Tiahher and Land for sale-Ps
C. WAiIihcB charlotte, N: c.; Cars
T popular Al, price and performance
Lumberttsoil1lt Motor Co.; The young
man with the bank .book-First Ma:
tional Bank; Farmers, look to your
INTEREST," A. Reeves & Co., Fair
mont: Record of sales by E. j. Davis
& Sons at Fairmont last week; Horse
and buggy for sale-P. J. Caudell, st
Pauls, N. c.; Save money by buying
buggies, wagons: and harness now
C. M. Fuller & Son; Grist mill: To-
, SALE. "A. and E. P. Boone; Notice
Of sale of bonds of the town OF Lum
berton; Store house in Zion, S: G;
for sale or rent-B. S. Ellis, Zion, )
! c.: Second hand auto for sale-Ium
berton Bargain House; Pro gran. a
Pastime; Bicycles and tires-Lumber
ton Cycle Co.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-06
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES

Miss Mildred Williams Entertalns
Reported for The Robesonian.
Miss Mildred Williams entertained
at a rock party Friday morning in
honor Of her guest, Miss Lucy Aid
ernan Of Edenton. At 1U:3O the in
vited guests began to assemble, and
at II o'clock all were participating
in an interesting game Of = rock
Meantime, enchanting music was fur.
nished by Misses Carrie Mae Hedge
peth and George Whitfield. A de
1icious ice course was served, after
which Miss Lillian Proctor, in he1
graceful manner, presented Misses
Alderman and Straiter, the latter g
guest of Mrs. S. A. Mcleod, with
guest prizes. Before the departure
Mrs. L. P. Stack gave a few beautiful
selections.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-06
Regular MEETING Of Robson Chapter

Reported for The Robesonian.
Robson chapter, United Daughters
of the Confederacy, met in the direc-
tors of the National Bank Of Lum-
berton Aug. End at 6 p. m. This
chapter will ask each member to con-
tribute a quart Of canned vegetables
or fruit to be sent to the Old Ladies
Confederate home, Fayetteville. Mrs
H. H.. Anderson was appointed chair
man of the committee to collect the
goods, they to be sent to Mrs; I; w
Costner's residence to be packed.
Our yearly contribution Of S. was
sent to- Normal last month. A note
of thanks from the president OF the
National Special Aid for contribution
Of $40 was read.
The chapter was glad to enroll tn
following new members Mrs. L: B
Townsend, Miss Dora Thompson, Mrs
! C. v. Brown, the latter transferred
from Rocky Mount chapter:
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-06
P E r S O N AL

Mr.. H. c. McNair of Maxton was
a Lumberton visitor Friday.
Mr.. Jerome Stephens Of the Broad
Ridge was a Lumberton visitor Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Alexander McGirl, who lives
near Rowland, is Lumberton visitor
today.
Miss Mortie Walters of R. l from
GAINESVILLE is among the shoppers in
town today.
Mrs. Matte Barnes of R. 6 from
| Lunlberton was among the visitors In
town Saturday.
Mr.. W. I. Linkhaw and son, How
ard spent part Of last week at
Wrightsville Beach.
! Mrs. F. Grover Britt and two chill
dren spent the weekend at the home
Of Mr.. Britt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. V. Britt, on r. 1 from Lumberton.
Misses May and Elizabeth Shan
non, who spent some time in Lum-
berton visiting Miss Teresa Redmond
returned Saturday to their home in
/ Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alma L. Cox of At
lanta, Ca, are guests at the home OF
Mrs. Cox's grandmother, Mrs. L. R
:, Breeze. They will leave for At
!: lanta Thursday.
Mrs. S. C. Boone of Wilmington
arrived Thursday and will spene
some time visiting at the home o:
: her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. E. T. Boone.
Mrs. L. B. Weinstein and small
daughter, Pearline, Of Fairmont, ar
expected home tomorrow from Littl
Rock, Ark. where they spent tw
months visiting relatives.
Mrs. W.. NJ: Oliver Of Marriott
: passed through town Friday eveninl
J en- route to Hickory, where she Wi
= spend some time visiting. her parents
= Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bowles.
! Messrs. w. P. McAllister, G. BAD
ger Mcleod and Earl Townsend LEI
: this morning in Mr.. McLeod's aut
: for Hendersonville and Waynesvill'
e whore they will spend some time.
: Mr.. Harry Green, who enlisted r.
Gently in engineers corps at WI
= mington, came to Lumberton Satu1
day evening to visit his parents, M
Q and Mrs. j. A. Green, and returne
l to Wilmington last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard 1vey and tw
9 children passed through town Satu
II day en- route to their home at Grac'
= vile, Fla, after spending two, weel
- at Proctorville visiting relatives ar
: friends. Mr.. Ivey formerly lived
! Robson.
r Mr.. Harvey M'White Of Savanna
}, Ca, arrived Saturday to visit h
parents, NE. and Mrs. R. E. M,Wlhlt
on R. from Lumberton. Mr.. N
3 White, accompanied by his fathe
e will 60 to Baltimore, Md, the latt'
!. part Of this week To- visit relatives
J; Miss Mayo Simpson, stenograph
+ in the general office Of the Raleie
RI & Charleston Ry. Co., at Marion,
1. c., passed through town Thursds
en- route home from trip to Gees
: View, Va, Greensboro, Raleigh al
l. other points, where She spent her v
8 cation. ~.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-06
MARGUERITE CLARK AT THE
PASTIME TODAY

Dainty Marguerite Clark in "The
Valentine Girl" Will be the 5-reel
Paramount offering at the Pastime
theatre this evening. Every picture
lever IN Lumberton loves Marguerite
CLARK and will be delighted with her
IN The Valentine Girl. Tomorrow
T. Il. Sothern and Edith Story will
be seen in "An Enemy to the King
enc OF Vitagraph's best 5-reel Blue
Rltbon features. Wednesday anoth.
er 5 reel Paramount will be run and
on Thursday big 5 reel Mutual fea-
ture will be run. Friday anothe,
Paramount will be offered.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-06
A Party for Young Folks
ported for The Robesonian.


Mrs. Daisy W. Jenkins entertained
for little Miss MAZE Pearl Jones Of
Laurinburg Saturday afternoon from
5 to $50. Just the intimate friends
and playmates Of the little house
guest we're present. After an hour
Of real fun and frolic delicious cream,
served in most attractive cante-
loupe baskets, with cake, delighted
the little ones. Those invited were
Courtney Sharpe, Lille Snead Varser
Sara Hamilton, Margaret French, A
| Wilton McLeon, Jr., F. Pendletor
Gray, Jr., Gilchrist Crump, Edgar j
Hamilton, J.. A. Sharpe End.