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The Keota news., 1919-10-03
FoREIoN

Of France that q French generai Oe
given supreme command OF al''ed
forces on the Rhine.
Marshal FOcll has recently asked the
Belgian government to have searc"
made for the body Of his son. who was
killed In August. 1914, In the Belgian
ArsienneS-
The attorney general. Sir Gordon
Hcwart. hns completed the case Tor
the prosecution OF the former German
emperor. The place for the trial has
not yet been settled.
Thomas Howell. Canadian national
secretary Of the International Brother
hood. announced at the city temple In
London that Lloyd George Ii going To
visit America sOOn.
The council of five At Paris has de-
citieti to permit German representation
III the international labor conference
In Washington next month. according
To an official cable from Paris.
The spread of gambling among the
soldiers has prompted General Noske
Ing all gambling In barracks. canteenx,
mess halls. on parade grounds or In
public places.
Five masked incn bound and gagged
the mall clerks on the Ocean Limited
express Of The Canadian National rail-.
way near Harlnka and robbed the mail
car Of $4,000 In silver aud paper. The
money WAS being shipped from Mon.
trial I" Halifax
Announcement has ic~n ma,lr of liic
l'o~il'oneinent "f the execution Of
Pierre lsmoir. who was tried with san.
ator lluM,l,ert. nnd others on u charge
of communicating military intelligence
tc the enemy and who was I" have
faced the firing squad in l'uris.
\ icacrtime army of 3iO.WD men
and reduction of the term Of military
service from three years tn one are rcc.
cimnmsn'lctl To the military committee
of the fremcl, Senate In q report sub.
miite,l i'y Paul Douuer. It's president.
Under his plum. :sD.ND men would In.
called tO the c"iur~ annually by c,,n.
~rripii"n and i.:asluO others recruited
'hr"mri' voluntary enlistment.
0ENERAL
Tie wreck Of the steamer Earnstn.
tile. disabled in q storm cn route To liza.
tuna. Inns ,pssen located by tile revenue
cutter lta~ru and omc survivor rescued.
Jnck kcnrns. manager Of Champion
Jack Dempsey. hns refused tn consider
nm offer Of xl:0.UW for champion.
ship bout In London. according TO re.
ports In New York.
Tie Sovereign Grand Lodge. In,lr.
pendent Order of Old Fellows, and nj.
filiatesl bodies. the 1'atrtarcl,s Militant
"n'l Association of Rcl,sks,h Assemble.
finished their annual convention nj
baltimore and adjourned 10 meet In
Boston next year.
Prospects for u permanent ,lrop In
the sugar market appear less pron,is.
ing than when federal nuil,oritic. first
''rgnn their campaign Z" force down
the price of sugar. United States Dis.
lrict Attorney Clyne said ut Chicago.
uasing his conclusion on rumory tina,
sugar rcfiners will demand II or I'D
cents 4 pound for this years crop of
sugar. I. -. h. New York.
\ ra'lfW experiment mn,le off New
'"''''ion by the experiment station,
n"vmI section. established communion.
ii"n. both telephone and tclcgruphic.
hciwcc" /" hy'lropIMnc flying nearly
:.OO0 feet iu the AIR and u submerged
submarine several fatl,olas In the wu.
ter THIS is said tn hc the first time
The Keota news., 1919-10-03

Many a man who knows his own
mind has . somewhat limited &C.
quainiancc.
The Keota news., 1919-10-03
HE Build.

HE Build.
'How angular that nnnnci"r IS.
"You know. don't you. TINT he IVES
made BY cornefsr'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-11
NEGRO ORGANIZATION SOClnlh
MAKES \ CALL Inato'"h
IT'S FIELD AGENT.

r,,o Scycnth Annual meeting VI
the Negro Organization society," nv
is 10 be held at Lynchnurs
Trom tho office of the Field Agent
~ Mechanics Bank Building at Rlch-
mond, letters announcing Tue i'e''
INC and inviting their attendance |"
heing mailed to all DETERMINATIONS an"
individual members of the ooc'e's
,,,a ia all the School Improvement
oopues A cordial invitation Is he'~
NV extended to all public splrl.e"
Nonro,s in the State to attend lhlS
poctinp and to all organizations OF
, ,,,,,toyor kind among uS-schools'
churches. Sunday Schools, asSocialiois
and conventions, fratcrnal oroeis
both local and state, literary socie''-
as School Improvement Leagues, ctc'
to send one or more delegates
II is anticipated that the conai
tions of the interesting and hoS'
;mnortant period through which the
country is passing will inspire III
many the desire to attend meeting
OF this kind in the state to contrlpo'e
counsel and to get Il line on the lreho
OF racial thought. The all inclusive
composition OF the Negro OrganlZa
ton Society should make Of its ann
nal meeting IA clearing house lof
racial aspirations i'll Virginia anu
should attract every public SPIRITED
man and woman among us.
The closing session OF the meeting
II will be held at the City Auditorium
\ and DR.. Robert II. Motion will be the
principal speaker. In view OF the
prominence and Influence OF the prl>
cipal of Tuskegec Institute the import
n ant missions recently committed 10
his hands and faithfully discharged
as we'll as the doubt in the minds oil
many as to his policies III these Try
Hing times it is felt that the spacious
Aaudicncc hall in Lynchburg will be
l filled to it's capacity on the night OF
November 14th to hear him.
A strong committee on arrange
!! nents composed OF teachers and citi
\ Eens is busy preparing to care FOR
fhose who will visit the city to at
= Negro State Teachers Association
: which will be held Jointly with the
Society. Living rates will be reason
i bic as the present market prices
: will justify and comfortable homes
Mill be secured for all who may at
- end these meetings. Homes will he
eserved and advance notice Of their
y pcation given to all who will com
lunicate their intention to attend
&e meetings to:
r. G ERWIN, Field Agent
S. echanics Bank Building, Richmond
Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-11

Society is now appealing to the pun
lice to secure justice for the natives
or Southern Rhodesia.
They say the natives have been
robbed of all land rights in their own
country.
No single native OF the Mashona
and Matabcle and kindred tribes
owns either personally or through
membership of his tribe foot of
land, spring of water, ii sacred
grave yard, Il patch Of garden or
even a plot on which the native hut
is erected.
The society thinks that the atti-
tudc OF the Chartered Company i'll
forcing the natives to pay, through
taxation, part of the costs Of prepar
ing 1.-The White Settlers" case, whilst
refusing to allow the Legislative Coun
Gil to pay the costs incurred for the
native case, will he regarded as Il
scandalous injustice.
1t is, they believe, the first occasion
in British Colonial history where cost
of Il public inquiry have been DELHI
erate.y imposed upon the philanthrop
ic public.
For the sake of British honour the
society is attempting % raise 1000
pounds to cover the natives costs in
submitting their case to a Committee
OF Spccia! Reference.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-11
announcement.

Mrs. Ella o. Waller wishes 10 an
nounce to her friends that she Is now
with e. G.. Meyer Jewelry Co. Mum.
Der 81 w Broad Street as agent. She
desires the patronage OF her many
friends as this Is the first Jewelry
Company In this city to employ a
Colored woman ms Its representative
Weddins Presents, Diamonds
Watches. Silverware. Pins and Jew.
cir. OF all kinds. Cut Glass, Etc for
sale.
On visiting the store give Mrs
Waller tho benefit OF your purchase
Give her q call.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-11
SAVE THE PLANET COUPONS
OFFERS AID TO OMAHA MAYOR.

September 29.-Tclcgraphic offers
Of assistance to Mayor e. p. Smith,
OF Omaha, Nebraska who narrowly
escaped lynching whi.e trying TO
check mob violence were sent today
by the National Association for the
Advancement of Colorcd People, 70
rijlh Avenue, New York City.
The Associations telegram signed
by John r. Shillady, secretary, said
its officers stood ready to cooperate
in any way possible to put down
mob violence and stated that the AS
ISOLATION was endorsing Senator
Charles Curtis's bill providing for a
congressional investigation of race
riots and lynching in the United
States. The telegram reads as fol-
lows:
September 20, 1919.
Hon. e. p. Smith,
Mayor Of Omaha, Nebraska,
Omaha, Nebraska
National Association for Advance
mcnt Of Colored People Commends
and congratulates you for your cour-
ageous attempt to check mob lawlesS
ness and deeply regrets injuries you
suffered. The officers of this associ
alton stand ready to cooperate with
you in any way possible to put down
mob violence. The Association is at
present endorsing the bill introduced
by Senator Charles Curtis calling for
congressional investigation OF race
riots and lynching.
JOHN r. SHILLADY, Sec.
Nationl Association for the Ad-
vaaesment OF Colored People.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-11

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htNDl's PHONE. WHICH FIRST TOLD DEFEATS. NOW a
IEcPHN IN los ANGELES.
dOughboy a rcap pre- nd II
clearing
Ills trophy the telephone
III Kaiser
Angeles girl ndenburgs pho,c.
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SCANDAIOUS INJUSTICE.

ppeal for Subscriptions to Defend
Britain's Honour"
&aving failed to make any impress
Nn the Government. the Anti
and Aboriginas Profession
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-13
HELP WANTED

-Cnambcrmaid NJ Metro
poltau Hotel. .o-f
WANTED -- Girl for general house
work Inquire G35 Eleventh ST,
mr. nhon. GIL CT!
WANTED--First Class Mechanic.
uoagland a McColium, 6-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-13
HOBO COLLEGE IS
OPENED IN EAST

SEW YORK, June l3 Hobo
college opened its doors on the Bow
cry under tho direction Of James
fads Howe of 81 Louis. the million
uirr hobo All graduate hobos who
dusirn pnsD graduate courses in such
,ubjrcta Ns "HoCiolDgy," Industrial
law" ard public apeaMng" are in.
vitrd fn enroll
Euhrutr viii start the day with n
,wUhour Job hunt n they fail IN their
quest. they can return with irft. hand
Information for "A course IN sociology.
At . 80 T.. II. the studies viii close
with jungle lunch" menus not
provided MIR Howe sRys the college
iB modelled ON similar succesgful in,
r,ituttons in Chicago and Cincinnati
II" invites discharged soldiers to join
the CLASSES
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-13
KERALD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-3-roum house with gar
age and chicken yard. 2ii5 Dar-
r,,, ave lU-3s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-13
SAGE TEA DANDY
To DARKEN HAIR
BRING BACK COLOR AND LUs.
IT'S GRANDMOTHER's RECIPE To
TIRE TO HAIR

You can turn gray, Iaded hair beau
tifully dark and mstrous almost oVe7
night II youn get 50-osnt bottle OF
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" at any drug ttore. Millions
of bottles OF this old famous Sage Tea
Recipe, improved by the addition of
other ingredients. are sold annually
saws well known druggist here, be-
cause II darkens the hair so natur'
ally and evenly that no one can tell is
has been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray
or becoming faded have n surprise
awaiting them, because after one or
two applications the gray hair van
ishes and your locks become luxuri-
antly dark and beautiful.
This Is the age OF youth. Gray
haired, unattractive folks aren't want
ed around, SO get busy with Wyeti's
Sage and Sulphur Compound tonikht
and youM be delighted with your
dark, handsome hair and your youth
ful appearance within few days.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-13
JUAREZ AGAIN
IS Threatened
Ci\tRNi ANGELES - hUNNNC.
iNG WITH STRONG TpRtI ON
IiIE HOHDLH CITY l--i,Esi-
Dents SEEKING SAFETY.

!. AitEH, Mexico, June l2 cen
"ral Angeles with u strong force Of
rcholA, ia moving against Juarc, The
Federal Garrison IH ready for n" al.
Inca Everyone In the city iS moving
10 antcr quarters. General AukuIns is
believed to have about n thousand
men II iH not expected that h" VIII
attack until tonight. unioas thn fed.
crulu advance 10 meet him. Tho Rob
rln are four miles away
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-13
CATTIEMAN TO III TRIED.

SALEM. Or. June - William u
Moss prominent eastern OREGON cat.
ticmrnt. must stand trial IN the cir
cult court Of llarney county on II
charge OF cattle rurtlinE. The SUI
rreme court has sustained Circuit
Judge BissB. who refused recently 20
dismiss an indictment returned
against Moss.
Moss was convicted OF the sair-
charge IN LAX" county and that IL
now pending before the supreme
court on appeal.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-13

FOR SALE My entire hoUs" moving
equipment. consisting OF trucks,
timhcrs, rollers. Jacks, cables and
ropes NJ. X. Doty, cor. Sth and
Prospect f'o'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-13
GERMANY WILL
Utilize RUSSIA
,ur WtR>I>. or M.
~" ',nnu FRANCES ~ ,
,,,t GOVERNMENT ~ Not
,sr,Hli~siiib
,sr,nliN"'''" "

a,, urAcu. y, n, Jun" IS"
WANING that II ''ah'" government
.a established In Russia Germany
,,nt,r Russian frHnnrcon ana
n,s.power aud es"'" become q great
zoe. 10 the people of Enrnp" was
l',so today by David II fr"nr'8' Am.
,,,n Ambassador 10 Russia MI
81. IL rrruprratiu. her" from
which compelled him to under
= surgical operation In London on
\, way home from ArchansoI, II" +"
,,.l,Iar orders from tho stat" De
srimen' ,,.
n, statement by the recent speeches
.,rrsns 4 vandrrlip, formerly pre-
.d.,, pf the National City Bank Of
y.w YORK IN which Mir Sandetlip
,,s his views OF tn" industrial si.
cation la Europ. and told Americ1
IA, shr mus, be prepared Go rNtrnd
,,r er,di, 20 put European business
% H. t"ri,
II have read with gr"ut iui"r"aI'
alI the ambassador, MIR Wander
p. mote ut warning delivered before
no Economic club IN New York soy
.,sl dayA ago. Mr.. vnndcrlip had ups
,oaailrJ facilitiu, for studying con
dton. IN Europe during his four or
f,c monthA visit aHh hl8 address.
sOfnIng ~ IL does from the president
II The largest financial institution IN
America. lmpa:tN mont valuable In.
idrnatiDn lie IL not Ia the diplomatic
sricc II he were he would hUT"
bought second time concerning his
sitrrancr about labor conditions ID,
England Thuac conditions are more
o' lcss scrluua IN every European
toantry aud merit attention even N
he United states
The noiahryik spirit which ~ nov
nanifcatlny itself In the Canadian
hrkes. / am glad To sce h frownotl
Hpon By the labor unions IN thin,
tnpntfy a. well uA IN our own. II
iAA, spirit should dominate in the
fsw world or even II II should pc-.
Heair labor circles To the extent IL
ti1 In Russia IN IN" beginning ot tho
bolshcSik Revolution, II would az u
Old there attempt In appropriate the
lsnds and that would be very i.nlor'
sole for the labor unions of America.
i'ere the public domain immense as Il
saa has practically all been taken 40
S sr'tlorS who own the soil 'hc" rt''
shh would not listen with any rst',
ehes :" ~" n"'-"" TX doctrine of m,
'ionaliEing the land.
"Lcninc has rer i'Icd thi" pS. hofrre
] left Russia. he faid Boish"Yism bad
20 cause to fear the large land own
fts or feudai barons as h. cali. |
them. bu, the small holders among
'Ae peasantry were the most powerful
sae.nies OF Bo'shevism. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-13
FOR SALE
PHONE rEYToN for wood--ll2R

STOCK HOGS for sale. II c. Lord
5-G'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-13
Vans phone number is the
same as always-29S-W. 2"
.0vERALLS
Reg. v. S.Pet.Off

neg. y.
!. our Registered and Common-law
lIade-Mark and can only be right
FULLY used on goods made by US.
koUeralls are garments for
children ! to 8 years of age.
a dealer tries to eel you. under
the koUsvaIls name. any garment
no, Of our manufacture. you may be
'we he has an article that he is
trying to market on kovsvolls
reputation.
ualess made By Levi Strauss 4 Co.
they're not K0vERALLS.
|Koveralls
| Keep Kids Kleen
| $l.50 the Suit
| 1stY 1.sSt'4Y FREE vE..'s,,.,
EovERAlLs .r. - y ~
Ss.S,: 4 G. s.. Fssaahs 611b
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-13
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETIN

NOTICE OF ANIMAL MEETING.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Langell Valley Tele-
phone Co. will be held on Saturday,
June IA, 1919, at l o'clock. at Bo-
nanza. for the purpose of electing a
Board of Directors, and such other
business as may properly come before
the house.
5-lot G. p. KELLER, Sec.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-01-18
Ensemble of the Company Playing "Some Baby"

' ~ zssazsEzzFu-rsru7~rEz N
- -ssz.sz-s-4ns<z 30 Era.<s-z-s--x E<aI-za -
--s4 ssasaz -
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-01-18
COOKE PLAYERS.

This splendid little company has
been playing all week at the Warfielt
theatre and have packed the house
each night They will appear at the
American theatre in Moss Point mex
week and play a return engagement
here the week following. Messrs
Harry and Ray Cooke and their fam
lilies are citizens of Pascagoula by
adoption, having wintered here for
several years past. Aside from their
ability to entertain they are mighty
nice people and have host of friends
who follow their stage career with the
greatest interest.
The plays they are putting on this
season are better than ever before.
Both the Messrs. Cooke and their
better halves appear in the various
casts and are ably supported by the
other members of their company.
They have a number of high cle =
comedies and dramas in their 49,
toire, and while the compa' 80 q no
large it is well balanced ana .ho;- -
depreciation is rta;nlv .naio,
league" stuff.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-01-18
"SOME BABY"
IN the Atlanta Constitution,

tFrom the Atlanta Constitution,
All the old adges of youth with ref
erence to the forelock of Time, Close
that tell Of the fteetinE opportunity and
the lady who knocks but once at any
mans door, were badly destroyed at
the Atlanta Theater last night, when
Some Baby opened its second en-.
gagement Of the season.
Those who missed their chance to
see one of the funniest and ceverest
farces which ever played Atlanta when
the production was here early in DC
tober, were given their second chance
this week, when Zellan Covington and
his company returned for a. three-day
engagement.
1t is impossible to attempt descrip
ton of Some Baby" The situations
pile upon each other il such rapid sue
cession that the risihiites of the au
dlence are actually in danger of being
ioyerworked and there is constant feal
that the fat man two rows in front OF
one will have to be ar-ied out before
he Succumbs to lau yh-apoplexy.
Ihe story of the worthy scientist
VINO leaves a bottle of bis new dis
coVery-the elixir of youtI,-upon his
table with an aged and irsscible col
ohei' to return ind find the whole bot
tle' containing a couple Of hundred
regular doses, empty, the colonel gone
emu squlrming bundle of ba byhoot
III MS place-cf course, the SC ,entis
o7',eVeS 1t Is the colonel, supe. elk
lfed back into a too-distant youth i.
overwhelmingly funny.
Later, second bottle of elixir dis
19pears while a beautiful girl is pres
eh'' The girl disappears and in her
baby. "''''e'
ihe explanation of the whole story
Is simple, is delightful and funny il,
]' NJ" uegree. But it must be seen
"0 understood. People who ca,,
'oNe a sincere tip, who enjoy a real
oo'hedy and who can laugh, will VISIT
inc Atltnta Theatre during the 70.
'''i'iiiis three performances.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-01-18


on last Saturday the home of Mr.
ana Mrs. H. P. Heidelberg at the be,c,,
was the secene of a very deli.btful
vent when their lovely little dauyb.
YER MISS Janelle, entertained a nun,ho-
Vi her little friends at most Ariovah,o
party IN celebration of the eighth an.
n'versary of her birthday. The rt,,a
,oiA participated in a number of b,lar.
.ouS games, following which tbav voro
invited INTO the dining room whore =
perfectly appointed table was arran,red
lor the little guests. the central 1oc.
olauons of which was the lovely hirth.
uay CAKE decorated with artistic fro-,
Ing ana eight candles. Delicious 9on
a''He ana cream. cake and an ahund
ance OF other good things were sarxos
oy Mrs. Heidelberg. assisted NV her
a's'er MRS. J. C. Ross. of Gulfnor,
, VINO came to attend the marty Of har
little neiee. party Oh ner
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-01-18
COM MISSIONER's I
H. E. Pritchett ct al. No. sin
man L, Roberts e
l1~thn Chapcarv Court N ~

man L. Roberts Ct 4.
In the Ghancery Court d
County, State OF MisSI
By virtue of the authorv
me by a decree of the Chsm Y
of Jackson County, MissiSA
ed in the above styled aS
9Th day of December, lsh
at public cutlery to the hlH
for cash at the front door a Z
House, in the City Of PasaH \
sissippi. on MONDAY, THU
OF FEBRUARY, 1919 viii! Z
hours, the following desc
estate in Jackson County
to-wit:
81 of S. w. !, N. W.
and SW1 of NWl OF Secn
Six 1861 Township Five
Range Seven 90 West ta' I
all and singular the rignS Y
and appurtenances theren
ing.
Witness my hand this &
January, 1919.
FRED TAYIWs
Special c'7
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-01-18

has been made toward the accomplish
ment of the 21-foot project. 1t was
also stated that the present 17-foot
channel has shoaled in one place to
16 feet,
A special committee composed Of
F. H. Lewis. A. p. Bugge, F. l.. Clinton,
H. H. Cole, E. J. Jane and Claude
Delmas was appointed to confer with
the engineers office, ascertain amount
of funds available for river and
harbor improvement here and urge i'm
mediate commencement of work.
The business and shipping interes'
of Moss Point we're invited to
ate in securing relief