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BOW ROBESON UNION POST
CELEBRATED MEMORIAL DAY
Graves of Indian Soldiers Decorated
; Meetinr of Post WiU be Held
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Correspondence of The Robesonlan.
Fairmont, R. 3, June 7. Tuesday,
May 30th, which waa Memorial day, 'graves. ,
celebrated by the Robeson Union aecorauna; parry, neaaea cy
, wMch is located at Pembroke, the P. C, Mr. J. R. LowTy. all as-
rwas
DOBt.
The post sent out a decorating squad
which succeeded in decorating au tne
graves of the ex-service men connect
ed with the post, who were not so
fortunate as those .who decorated the
Ready, ice-dold; at
hundreds of places
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FARM hOAftS
We have unlimited monepr to lend on improv
ed Farm Lands in Robeson, Bladen, - Hoke
Scotland and Cumberland Counties on long
time, from $2500.00 to $50,000,00.
McNeill & hackett, attorneys,
Ltomberton, N. Q.
LET ME SAVE YOU MONEY
on your Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries, Farm
ing Implements, Brick, Tobacco Barn Flues,
. I. H. WARWICK,
ORRUM, , , NORTH CAROLINA
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CROPS OF COTTON, CORN and
TOBACCO AGAINST LOSS BY
HAIL.
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semDied at remoroxe ai :30 a. tn.
There were several boqueta. wreaths
and crosses presented to the boys by
tha . ladies around , Pembroke, - 1m
several sent boqueta from the differ
ent sections. The cars moved out en-
route . for White ; Hill "cemetery.- at
n:4D, reacning . tne . cemetery which
held the body of Mr. Thomas,', who
died at Camp Jackson Nov. 1917.' The
grave was worked up afresh and al
most; covered .with boquets. Leaving
White Hill, we" were headed for Old
Prospect, reaching there at r; 11:15.
There the crave of Mr. Locklear. who
fell in Flanders field, was beautiful
ly decorated by the party, also was
met by several ' of his friends with
boquets which were 'placed on the
grave. Leaving Prospect, 'we moved
on for St. Anna, where we found the
graves and , decorated, them of Mr,
Edwards, who fell upon the field of
battle, and Mr, Lowry who died of
wounds received in battle, .At; 12
o'clock we were back in Pembroke,
spent one hour for dinner ; and re
freshments; 1 p. ra. we were on the
go again for the Cummin's cemetery.
which was made the resting place of
the remains of Mr. Garfield Lowry.
who fell upon the field of battle
while engaged in a r severe attack
against the Germans. There we found
bis Mother and sevteral friends
awaiting with beautiful wreathes to
lay upon their beloved one's nave.
Leaving there, we were ; headed for
The Burnt .Swamp cemetery, which
held the body of , Mr. . Bussell Oxen
dine, who fell in the famous 42nd
division while engaged in an infantry
attack. There we found several friends
with boquets. i Leaving there. ; we
moved on to the family cemetery of
jur. . A. ixwtov where the era ve
of Mr. Brooks Lowry, who died in.
camp stuart, YaM was made, and was
completely covered in flowers which
was iven by his many friends who
met us at the cemetery. From there
We went to Old -Burnt Swamp church,
to lay the wreaths on the last of the
graves for the day which was being
celebrated, this being the grave of Mr.
Preston Locklear. who died of . dis-.
ease In England. This ended our day's
work. We were decorating graves, but
those who were sleeping undisturbed I
had already placed several; boquets
on , iiieYs pathway that will never
wither and fade away. Such boquets
were good deeds and the cause for
w.ich they gave their lives.
ihere will be a meeting of the
Robeson Union post at Pembroke Fri.
day night before the 3rd. Sunday in
June, being the 16th. Every member
is especially requested to be present
ana other ex-service men wishing to
join. Kememben the date and place,
remDroice, F riday, 8:00 p. m.. June
16th.
L. W. JACOBS.
Ijt yon could put a minifying glass on the
contents of your crank case after using the , '
same oil for from 600 to 1000 miles yen
would refuse to xlrire another mileauntil
you had emptied the burned-out - oil, ;
flushed the case with Nuso and refilled it ('.
With POLARISE. V i --
There's m
for a slip
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Suits, Extra Trousers, Stravy
and Felt Hats, Qaps,
Work
A . Hodeenodare -.,
The followinsr. comoosed and sun?
oy Mr. a. a. Lamb, who Uvea in the
eastern part, of town, has been hand
ed; The Bobesonian with request to
publish: . 1 , ' ..
"Next town election: comfap on.
candidates riding 'round, they'll tell
ua if weTl elect them, theU dry our
part of town. Soou as the election ia
o?er, they forget the pledge that
they've made, they never thought Ho
more oz tne shovel or the spade
'Long in November. Chief Barker
comes 'round, collecting up the taxes
down in our part of town. He'll take
it back up town, they'll caucus for
about a week, and every dollar that
they spend is on Second .. and Third
streets. A. E. White resigned his of
fice, Evander Britt wanted his place,
and by the help of the people, John
son gave .him a race. Raced him
around the court house square, up in
to the wall, when Johnson was elect
ed, they hollered "crown him lord of
air. Capt Boyle stands on the corner
.'round, with the billie in his hand, and
if he catches the boys a drinking,
hell arrest them if he can. He'll take
'em to the guard house, 'round into
the jail, anywhere but on the side
walk, where the boys can give bail. On
Monday morning hell take 'em around
before the recorder's court. Pnller
'Al! 1 j .... . " m
srtiing joacK mere, wanting to lay the
ime. eix raonins, it s in the chain
gang, sometimes twelve or more, the
boys they hate to hear it, though they
have to go."
between the oil well and the gasoline service etationu
It takes a whole lot more than the best of refining
apparatus and crude oil to make a satisfactory
gasoline. .''-
Skill and experience are the bigfactors in refining.
It is largely the knowledge 6f men who have learn
ed the refining business from the bottom up with
; this company that has made the improved ."Stand
ard" Gasoline possible, '
Standard1 ia iu uniform and 'depeudable as the water
eupply of a great eity-U J. tested fust aa carefully. r It ia
dependable under every condition because it is balanced,
with the right proportion of light, intermediate and heavy
fractions. Tou can't go wrong with Standard." '
Are you using the right oil for your car? The Polarine
Chart will tell you. ' . '
STANDABD OH, COMPANY
(NEWJERSEY)
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Wtt Liag.Fang Named Premier of
j Pekmg 14 Yuan-Hunfl'.- who
sumed office as President Sundav hna
appointed as Premier Wu Ting-Fang,
former Minister to the UniteoT States
and since 1917 one of the strongest
supporters 01 tne Canton Govern
ments struggle against what it term-
ed the militarism of the' north.
President Li Yuan-Hung, who was
deposed by the militarists in 1917, ar
rived in Peking yesterday. He came
from Tientsin in answer to an invita
tion to succeed Hsu Shih-Chang, re
signed.
CouMnrr -trwtM.' UfI hvhiK - Mdatoo. Dt of wli Junu tQth. 1122 at 11
In th payment oi th indebUdoeM Meurado'cloek Noon. TVrma of Ia u.h.
lavs, l ies and Underwear.
EL M.
LUMBERJON, N. C.
"; NOTIC OF KB-SALI
Under mnd br rirtuc of an order of t
M0 Uterd fa tab eaOM by C. B. 8khr.
Gterk of th Superior Caart. Um mndenifW
eommiMioner will, on the 26th day of inn.
at tweiv o'clock Noon, at tho ooort
boaM: dooa,- Loatbertoa, North Carolina, of far
for sala and aU to the hkrhat bUdr for
cub. tbo foUowiaf daaextbad lands, torltt
FIwti'Traet 'Adjointoa the n4a of JT.'W.
I7,vJlem BarfMd and ' otben : Beainninc
atja ttnkt pubUc road Jaadin from
HOKTGAGEB'S BALE n I A vn
Under and by -irtae of the power and
authority conferred in a certain mortcag a
deed dated November lat 1916, and retrtetered
in Book 48, at page J8, In tho office of
Becbter of Deeds of Bo baton County, the
undersigned mortgagee will, on Friday, the
" uno tr, at iz o'clock Noon,
at tha Courthouse door of tha Town nt w
berton, offer for sale, at publio anetkm, to
uiuucr tor caao, ua lOUOWinf
described lands and premises, to-wit, a cer
tain piece or tract of land lying and bains' in
Robeson County, 8 tats aforesaid, in Lumber
linage ivwnsnip, ana a escribed and defined
as follow, to-wit:
Adjoinb tho lands of 3. H. Chason and
others, bounded as follows 1 Beginning at a
stake by three pine stumps - fa . Chason 's
line and ran . 05 East 88 poles to a' stake
by one Blcaory and two eaJu; tfaenee 8. 88 1-f
West 7 poles to stake in CbasonV field
near tho end of ditch t thenor North S8
Wast BS 'pole to a' pin near th towri
BoMii tsens wtt DbtIs line to the begin
ninf, ontainJnx Twentr-Tbro and 1-t (28
HI acre. -
. Tfcls th ttnd day of May 1922. '
i'v. i MRS. M. N. TOLAS.
Johnson a Johnson. . Mostaacs,
attoraey for .w(f ii. v MM Than
NOTtCK OF BaiTTSx t TOWNSHIF KOAD
'fSiiite.Sf' M County, for tlpurmt ttl i
wnica was eoaveyed oy deed from Duncan tion of ksuina Twentr Thorn
BOND XLECTIOM
"Notice, k herebrr eWen that tha Board of
Oeanmissiottef of KeMKOn' Conn-. has order-
ed;i4tnloiaii Btfttt TowSMhJp Jtobssda
(tf aJJowfas r th
vote on th oues
Ustellaa and wife, o -OII.W W.' and rum. Ca. JT.'TZL LT
1jfP-!J. W- Notte. Is farther gtr Ttha ttartjowS
5i?.f JSf" "J beld at th Titf preeiset tn satd- Town-
u.iwi unw ma wmce jo a iH in rtetu, ahfa-t Lone Branch Bebool Hons n Wed
This dead- eet, ws W of Af-, acf tnct ' w:WWraflt l&USr ordered
SrW rt ST f "TiIf tortkm. and. that only thos who
?:&.J?st!l& H1,. rerfstexfor M election .wfll.b allow! t
sjssonsf trMnd sW'trcw ' acre tre; th baidhHrt'Ho Virthsr
tflna tsacYbotnit wt 3Mt jOt&:
ciw .wacui, teas u acre aota, an eonnMaa . &itnr and A. U Bton and -PJTVtl
.iVT,ir .& ownn iiAm wf WesJonand that
from K.'K. "Barries' an' wife to 'Mrs. Julia ! 1. n K. mmUT mi 'tU' iiK
AiatXt1steirrMro:& 12. Wfrem open w'swnsot
on December. Ww. tWW in offW f ; Retttf aatsrdny th itet' day e July, sm rur
A.MIieaanVaw deet dated' Dec, 1419, nhd jii-I Hit ' sW registrar wit J attend at M
rWacd in Bodk 2l
84,aad by.Qnli-
twis Vy cWd dated Mareh I, 1924,
Socond Tractt tofNdV I 'allotted to Dawson
Oswsll BrM in' the diekteu of th lands of
bis father,' bain described as follows t Be
gmaing at a stake , in the edge of the road
leading ' from Bethesda Church to Barnes
vllW and runs north to 1-4 east, 19.79 chains
to n stake: thene north ? 8-4, ' wast, X.M
chain to a stake; tbene south 9 1-4 west,
19.79 chains to a stake at th said roadl
tbene with th road 2.D6 chains to th be
ginning, containing 8 meres. See Special Pro
ceedings No. ;4M4, Eobesoct County, Clerk
Superior Court' Off k. . . - :u i
The bidding will begin at Kin Hundred
and Ninety Dollars (8899.90), tha-apsct bid
filed in this causa.
Dated this 9th dsy f Jan. 1922.
, DICKSON 1ULEAN.
t-U-t Vm. . - CommbfWncr.
nttea maainet teteid. Townshto with aid
bpal-,twa hit iw'okiek:'tenh
forenoon, nntn sunset for th parpose of allow
m' thos 'who 'appear for 'that 'parses to
irfatr- f ot aU election. 'Kotie farfurthr
rtm that said registration books wil close at
sun set a Saturday th 1st day of July, 1922,
and that no one win be allowed to register
for said election after th books are dosed.
This th 16th day of May, lM.
BOARD OF ' COMMISSIONERS OF BOB3B
80M COUNTY".
. . . . . .By Df. W. FLOYD, Register of Deeds.
S-1M MOM.
NOTICE OF SALE
iTTnar and by Tirtu of tha power and au
thority contained in a certain deed of trust
executed on th first day of February, 1917,
trr Ann Baker. Arch Baker, Kato Baker and
gaUla Baker to th Flan tars Bank andTrast.
thereby, and demand baring been ntada noon
th tnute 'by th holder of 'th note s
eared nndef said deed of trust to asareb the
power oi sai uierctn con tamed, u under
signed trustee will, on Monday the 19th day
of Junei 1922, at It o'clock noon in front
of the court house door In the Town of Lum
berton. North Carolina, expose for sale. rat
;puoue auction, xor easn, to tn Highest bid
4cr, th following described teal estate, to-
In AlfordeviUe -Township, Kobsson County,
N. C. ..;
Lot No. 4, according to th survey of J. B,
Parker, in the . division . of the estate lands
of Jamas Braeyi Beginning at the run of
Wllkerson Swamp and runs South 49 East,
17 chains to a pine tree; thence South t
East, 12.40 chains to a stake: thence North
47 1-2 West, 17.24 chains to a stake; thene
north 1 East, 9.50 chains to .a largs cypres
in the run of Wilkerson Swamp 1 thenee alonft
the various courses of the run of Wilkerson
Swamp to the beginning, containing 88 acres.
Dated this 18th day of May, 1922.
PLANTERS BANK, AND TBUSTCOM
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McLean, Varser, McLean ft Stacy, Trustee. 1
' Attorneys. 1-22-4-Mon.
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ED McKAY.
Melntrre, Lawrence ft Proctor.' Mortgagee.
Attorneys for Mortgage. 8-26-4 Thorn
SALE OF LAND BY MOBTGAGEE
Under and by virtu of th power of sal
eentaiaod in that certain mortgage deed from
John Adams and wite vDoUi Adams to Ed
McKay, recorded In Book of Mortgage Deed
Number 81 at page 90, Robeson County
Registry, (default having been made la the
payment of the note thereby secured) the
undersigned will offer -for sal at th eourt-
nouse aoor m tne lown 01 anmoerfon. r. u..
at nubile' auction to "the highest bidder for
cash at 12 - o'clock noon on th 20th day
of June,; 1922 ,h following f described, . real
estate: '
In Lumber ' Bridge Township, .: Robeson
County, North Carolina. -
1st Tract: Becinning at stake by" a small
oak in tbe line of the bads of th tat of
A. I Shaw, deceased, and run as Shaw's
line North 87 M Wert l.H chains to a taki
,thnto-Horto S5 1-S East S.M chatas to a
stake; then South 68 1-3 Cast MS haln
to -m stake: thene South 28 1-1 Wert 7.97
hatns .to. the beginning, containing Two
sieias 1 - ;irjfcjfliiiai.j4- u ? ;u
2nd Tract: Beginning at a stake m M.
Inaki . Avenue. Jienrr . McNeill's orner. : and
irons South 26 1-2 West 175 yards to a stake
in a bottom; thenee North 98 1-1 West S8
yards to a stake t thenee North 26 1-1 East
176 yard to a stak In said vn: tpenee
South 88 1-2 East 28 yards to the beginning,
contalnine- One acre tndre or less. - -
' 8ra 'Tl-On thw side f tie.
Dutaaid, Arena. ANKinnSsv 4 an stake fat the
runs, as , said avenue South 88 14 East 139
jehaine w stass; tneno Boath 20 ' !& West
'M;hMT'sv4 nta:amW'.Mrsa: 14
THIRSTY DAYS
ARE COM! '
Warm days, when the ther
mometer climbs' upward,' calls
for cooling drinks, v Then you
will
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STORE
I btw and llcllilkn, zigrs.
IWert 130 chain to a stake, Sinclair's eopst
thenea Nortk.M Sert.M jehaine to. the
Deguunnp;, cwvinui n. wrv nvn vr sees,.
Ufcted 'thW 'of of1 May, 1928. '
jMnea ssi ancW doir la U
OLI PJLtma "YOB , SALB
Real Ectate Loaha
i'i I aa tn ptmttion to Kaadle appli
cations for lonf tta loans oa la.
prorcd .farm lands ; In - Bobetoa,
Scotland sind Dok f Chanties . is
aasoanta of $4400.00 end abar.
v itvojsiir
tambatton, N. C, '
Lr.j '. NOTICK Of JUND BALE -o--.
under the terms of a aertaln marinma.
eetatod by r. N.'Fbher-and Karlir J. Fisher,
hie wife.. tolJred 8ta, dated Fahswary 11.
f$nr , f .Beo County, the undersigned
wtil Ml at public auction to th highest Wd
or. for eosh two eertaia lota oY parcel of
land situated jn Bibsssn -Cs to. State of
Y&1
fJUlmy-ttd wtW listeW eUtyStato
atotesaid, Sat BasMMowsh)p. nd deeribi
First .iWtti Att of tVIa imabsred ahitos)
mi tokiVltt tbe townTof- J?rkton,
Boneson Oocmly. North CaroHna. said tot be
ta J.Vl'Aw 140!teti and swing tfae sans
l.tC. J67lajtt anTsrif Maxy . MsNatt.
duly register! la Book 8-Z, page 121. Begto
try f Bsaeisn 'County. -
Second iTmett AB of fet nnssbend eleven
(11) and twelve (11) tn Block "XT In toe
town of Pnrkton, and known as the Fnrkton
Novelty Company lots. And being th earn
two Iota of land aa described to deed to F.
N. Fisher ' from Spurgeon 'Jones, Trustee,
registered in Book 4-C.. Pg 2. In the ef'
fie aforesaid, r
Place of Sal: Court House door in txm
bertMt, N. C Date of Sale. Monday. June
19. 1922, at 12 o'clock Noon. Term of Batet
cash. ..-.... : ,
This May IT, 1922.
FRED STAB.
Nimoeki ft Nlmoeka, Mortgage.
- Attys. - 8-26-4 Thar.