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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
CONGRESSMAN Madden
Is Appomatox Club
Guest Sunday

y large and enthusiastic member
ship OF the club greeted Congressman
/ Madden at the Appomattox Club Sun
day evening An interesting program
was rendered.
DR.. Carl q. Roberts master OF cerc-
monies. introduced Mr. 5 A +. Wa
kins, who Is lew chosen words, spokc
OF how the congressman held of the
appropriation. forcing action on tho
Dyer Anti-Lynching bill He cN-
pressed the appreciation and gratihcs
ton OF the club. to have as a guest OF
the club, such a champion OF human
rights
Hon. Edward H. Wright spoke clio
qucnlly and htiinViY OF the congres,-
mans eighteen wears service in the
House OF Representatives, showing ira
detail how Martin b. Madden Ia,
carried forward by his influence and
vote, every measure TOR the pro,ct-
ton OF and justice TO every citizen. re
gardlcss OF religions affiliation or IA
cial identity, under the constitution
/ he flow OF eloquence was halted
Tor a moment TO listen to music b.
Mr.. Jones quartette, OF the Metro.
poiitan Social Center. after which Hon
Oscar DePriest-after an cloqueu'
plea OF Dr. Roberts for an appoint
mcnt from the FIRST congressional di
triet OF a member of our racial group
TO follow IN the footsteps and be a
worthy successor OF that elegant gen
tlcman and brave soldier, the late
martyrcd Colonel Young-spoke OF
his iong and happy association with
the congressman, and how Mr.. Mad
den, in the lace OF rdicule. has cham
ploued the cause OF our group. Mr.
DePrlest grew eloquent in his prsisc
Tor Madden's Lincoln-like stand FOR
all nights OF every citizen under the
constitution and m conclusion sad.
ANY man big enough, brave enough
. to stand so consistently and with such
unyicldlng courage. is great enoaqh
for the highest honor in the gift OF tho
j people Of tho United States-thc
/ PRESIDENCY.
/ Mr.. Madden arose mid the deafen-
/ ing plaudits OF those assemblies
every man rose 20 express his gratH-
+ cation to Mr.. Madden for his excel
/ lcnt work for the passage of the AMI
/ LynehIng bill" The congressman
spoke calmly and dciberately--though
| cioquently, OF hi, part in the recent
great drama entitled The Passage Of
the Iynching Bill. lie por
j trayed how he whispered words ot
comfort to those representative vino
were doubtful. and sat at their SIDE
when time for voting came, with the
result that each maH-listening though
] painfully. al hi, Wnispcriugs, voted I'D
i the affirmative Finally, with a plea
/ for rf8htr3n= iu-fIcp Tor every CIffzeU
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

{
Now a great deal OF the misun-
ton OF Martha at the Auditorium on
Washington's Birthday Is. Because
Opera presented by Negroes Is a
brand new venture On the previous
appearance-both nightS-the house
was packed with musicians and close
friends OF the performers. The aver
age citizen must be reached inter
ested and brought along-it is up to
YOU
The Argument: Why-and How to
Do So.
Opera, after ALL IS first-class musi-
cal show Tell them so. Read the
story. Then understand it, and come
and enjoy the music and the charac-
terization When ]. A. Mundy and
the cast succeeds it is a marked sue
cess OF the Race. Otherwise. IT
WOULD CERTAINLY BE YOUR
FAULT
Now, Mr.. Samuel insult. President
Chicago Grand Opera Company: Mrs
Archibald Freer, Head OF Opera in
Our Language Foundation, and many
other prominent people have secured
boxes for Martha" so, if seems logi-
cal to believe that many more promi-
nent persons will follow suit. It IS
expected that You will follow
Altho, Evening American. The
Evening Post, The Chicago Daily
News and other big dailes have gwen
much credit TO the performance by this
company, all realize that imnerfec-
tons arc eliminated by time and en-
couragement. Too, the Opera Com
pany realizes that and have worked
very hard to please the public in that
mattcr-to please you-the Big Critics
are satisfied with the work
Finally, an opera company with all
Negro artists was destined to mature
In other things have Negroes ventured
and succeeded. Remember. Douglas,
the other Washington, Aldridge, Gil
pin, Colonel Chas. Young and several
1roups-and half a hundred top line
individual musicians Well. who has
attempted OPERA Yet il Is due.
Not rcady?-Bosh. Neither was
abolition, prohibition, certain fran
rhises. etc. until SOME ONE pulled
n test case A. Mundy and the CON-
pany is pulling a test case. a second
case shows determination So. let,
shoot the whole works and 60 down
and back them up Why not
If we back the young musician and
the strong company who trippcd over
TO the Aryan Grotto Temple and filed
the house Tor two nights then his
success is OURS. It is useless 10
argue that point; It is Racial effort
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

Prominent Citizens Secure Boxes
Argument for Martha at Auditorium
(The Story conoluded)
"a correction: The cuts inserted
over the names OF Miss Dobson and
Mrs. Boone should have been in vice
versa position. Also the statement in
The Story that the country squires
took the hansel-binding them, etc :
should have read as context shows
that the ladies took the hansel etc
Printers error
Act III
Scene The hunt. The tenants
recognize their servants. They assert
their rights but the ladies' scorn them
Sorrowtully. Lionel tells the story to
the astonished court The ladies pro
nounce him insane Lord Tristan
sends Lionel TO prison for his pre-
sumption, although Lady Harriet and
Nancy beg Tor his pardon.
Lionel has IN his possession a ring
which had been given him by his
father. who said it would protect him
from all harm. if he showed it to the
Queen. Lionel gives it to Plunkett
Act "
Lazy 4ldl J tttl lOClo iNlilbl 81 I'LL. AlNt
hautiness She visits the prisoner to
crave his pardon and tell the prisoner
that she has carried the ring to the
Queen and that he has been recognized
as Lord Derby's son, once banished
from the Court, but who has been
proven innocent.
Lady Harriet (Martha) offers her
hand and heart TO Lionel. He believes
himself to be duped-rejects her. She
loves Lionel and resolves to win him.
She disappears and again dresses in
peasants attirc--also does Nancy.
They again visit the fair Plunkett
brings Lionel there to Richmond.
lionel sees his beloved Martha" ad-
vancing to meet him-promising to re
nounce all splendors OF court-and to
live only for him.
He becomes happy again and weds
her. His name and possessions are
restored to him. Plunkett obtains the
hand of Julia (Re-read9.
The End
Miss Cleo Mac Dickerson, the Musi-
cal Director, OF the Chicago South Side
Opera Company, is one of the most
q = n m Z, | / : he'd
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Pulaski, Tenn.

The NJ. M. c. Club met with Mrs.
Jones Mitchell February 8, 1922. A
four course menu was served Mrs.
Mitchell won the prize for collecting
the largest sum OF money. which was
S455.
Mr. ]. X. Jones entertained a host
at dinner February II.
Mr.. Craig is visiting in Atlanta Ga.
Mr. H. II. Haywood is on the sick
Est
Mrs Mary Reynolds is on the sick
list
Mrs Beatrice Walker of Chicago
H., is visiting her mother, Mrs. DAILY.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
CARRIERS TEMPLE

Carriers Temple c. N. Z. Church,
43rd and Champlain. Rev. Jas. A..
Stout d. D. Pastor sunday, Feb.
18th. Rev. X. J. Johnson OF Dallas
Texas preached great sermon to a
very appreciative audience at II a. m.
DR.. Stout returned Saturday from
Montgomery. Ala, somewhat indis-
posed Mr.. and Mrs. {. Z. Hampton
royalty entertained the Social Circle
Tuesday evening, at their home 5I8 Z.
And ST.
DR.. !. A. Hamlet. editor OF the Chris
tan Index, will preach next Sunday
morning and evening, you are invited
to hear this profound speaker
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
Michigan Avenue A. M. E. Zion
Church
INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH

In.titnfional \. N. Z. Nhurch. j8Zs
5. Dearborn street. Rev. David John
son. D. d. Pastor, l0.45 \. M.-The
Pastor will preach the Fourth Ser.
mon in the series on|he life OF Elijah
Subject Elijah on Mt Carmel Is
p. M-Sunday School $50 ?. NJ
Junior and intermediate Christian
Endeavor. 6:30 p. N-Senior En-
deavor 7:45 p. M.-Sermon by Pa.
tor, Subject, The Blind Man by the
Wayside" Sunday viii be our 2nd
Monthly Rally Day III Captains ex-
pected 10 report
The sermons on Elijah preached hH
ne pastor of institutional A NJ L
Church are continually attracting the
crowd to the church
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18


young musicians
of the Race. Miss
Dickcrson IS or
ganist of h G
Bethel Choir and
bears the distinc
ton of being the
first OF the pupil>
at the Chicago
Musical College
who haa bee u
presented in Re
cital at the Stein
way Hall. his
to an overflow au-
| dience last week
NTH e r b e T (
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

NAAN - - ANNAAN
Tickets are on
sale at the Colo
NAL Barber Shop,
3447 South State
Street; the Wa
bash Avenue ~,
5763 w a b a $ h
Avenue. and at
h Auditorium
box Office. Box
seats, $3.50 each
main floor, S2,2C
c &c h; balcony
SL65 and $1.10
and gallery 5!
c c n S, including
war tax. At Dos
office. direct. after
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
Act 7 oday

And remember the greatest re-
the Ground floor.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
Metropolitan
Community
Center

The new lie being revived in the
Great Community Center, under Key
crend DIR. W. d. Cook, Director and
Pastor, II. 4 Watkins, Treasurer and
Oh. Program Board OF Directors and
l. Wesley Jones. Musical Director was
made evident by he unusually large
attendance Sunday morning and the
gala semi-circie OF Ministers. States
men and Church Officers who graced
the platform Sunday Evening
The morning text vas cxpounded By
Reverend Dr.. White from Detroit
The pastor. DR. Cook and selection
led bv /. Wesley Jones set the audi
cncc on ere. The demonstration was
great Two thousand people joined
IN the singing he telt the spirit
DR.. Clark and Ebenezer Pays Visit
At three o'clock, the Pastor OF Ebcn-
ezcr and his Choir brought along their
congregation. The Auditorium was
packed When Rev. DR.. Clark turned
on his spiritual sermon. the whole stu
alton seemed like baptist camp meet
ing Shouting was the rule
DR.. Clark sad When you came
to visit lis. We saw your inside and
now Ebcnezer has joined with the
Center to go with you to the end
Amen AmenH came from all over
the house
Reverend r. II. McGavook from
Bethel. Rev hubbard from Morning
star Rev Samuc and others were
upon the platform. The Choir with
Mr.. F. J. Brock. Director and Miss
Thelma Dorsey organist sang again
INTO the hearts OF the Center l07
doIlars collected
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
HOPE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Hope Presbyterian Church is getting
new spirit in its midst. The pro-
gressive spirit within its membership
and the excellent leadership OF its pas
tor is responsible for this attitude. The
singing by the choir is a feature that
Is drawing people from all over the
city. Trustee Edward s. Brantley and
Mrs. Julia French have arranged to
bring the noted Different Kind OF Con,
cert Company to our Church on the
18th OF March, Tuesday Miss Ruth
French is appearing with this company.
We invite the public. especially
churches near us, to be present with US
on that date.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
ssssS wssg wsS Nh x1sx " ~ SssM sgNSa 81 MgM -
\ TE3sss ~ 1s'll sNsSsl.

bring in great singing and readings.
We expect you.
Michigan Avenue A. M. E. Zion
Church
Rev. George w. Rivers, Pastor
Michigan Avenue A. NJ E Zion
must say that it thanks the public for
their attendance last Sunday at our
church 3947 Michigan Avenue. All
who missed our concert on the 9th
instant ought to 90 and see it next
time. 1t is the best thing going around
the smaller churches and bringing to
them the big church choir members
and distinguished artists We are go
ing in a body to St GATHERINGS the
9TH
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

the assistant director and has mastered
the role of Lionel
Tickets are on
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

DAVID MANSON
OSCAR DEPRIEST
EARL B. DICkERSON
v. L, WILLIAMS
HENRY COLE
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
St. GATHERINGS A. M. E. Zion Church
Rev r. B. Hendricks. Pastor

Sunday was a great DAY at St. Cath
crimes Church. The several members
who became added to our flock we're
impressed by the sermons OF our pas
tor and the hearty cooperation Of its
membership. The services are always
filled with the spirit and The branch
ing out into big things Is feature.
Mr. Howlette has arranged to have
the D. X Of c. Co here on the 9th
OF February with the great poses by
little Mis- French and The Reading
and Singing of this company managed
By the Club Editor Of the Great Chi
eaeo Whip which is making such
wonderful progress in everything about
Chicago which counts
St. Matthews A. M. E. Zion Church
Rev Geo. w. Henderson. Pastor
S.. Matthews IS inviting the public
to drop of the car SUNDAY morning
at 10th and State Street and then walk
over ,j the church between Michigan
and Wabash Avenues and walk In We
will do the rest in the way Of sur
prising you The sermons and the
services are up 10 the standard Come
over and see Very soon we hope 10
have again with us the d X. OF c.
"a second test case. and NOU are in
IL, So meet US February Z2nd AT
Auditorium Theatcr Washington ,
birthday, g = n Sharp.
Now in conclusion, the game /, over
game of knock and punch the die IS
cast Idle OF adventure into opera. so,
lets put mp the hammer and 90 down
and see where the die falls That's
the way TO make IT fall where we
WANT IT TO LTE-SUCCESSl
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
Every Share of Stock Has
Been Sold For $4,000
A Share

There are a few options on I'M
paid for stock which can still be
procured at the original price of
$4,000 share, one half down, bal
ance in 60 days.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

Cleo M.
Dickerson
el Choir. He is
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
Samuel Insult
A Box Holder
For S. S. Opera

Prominent Citizens Secure Boxes
Argument for Martha at Auditorium
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

Miss Cleo Mac Dickerson, the Musi
cal Director, OF the Chicago South Sid,
Opera Company, is one of the mos
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

FRANK L. GILLESPIE
r. L. BRADLEY
WALTER H. LEE
JOHN L. SLAUGHTER
w. ELLIS STEWART
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

MERWYN r. BIBB
M. o. BOUSFIELD
FRANK Prefer
E. N. WINBORN
E. A. CARTER
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04
SUCCESS MEETS EFFORT
To END LuNuSEIs LOSSES
Continued from Page 1

. the infested bark along the icngth
or tho tree.
Tho administration of the work
was directed by hoard or control
of five mcmhcrs. consisting OF the
Z state forester and one member each
from the following; u, s, Forest Ser.
vice, T.. $. Indian Service and KlSm.
ath Forest Protective association. F,
II Keen. 4. s cntomoloSls,. vus
made chairman, Tho hoard handled
such matters as the determination
Of wage schedules, combined purchas-
inE transportation, organization of
camps. coat accounting and methods
90 slash disposal
Three control areas were dcsignat.
cd. with J +. Eimball of the Forest
Protective association in charSc OF
Arvn l. the territory west OF Elam
ath lake. Four control camps of
about 90 men each were established
on this area. \ total of s6,i5O acres
we're worked. 35sI trees treated at u
cost of $4,000.
Area =. the territory west ot Swan
lake and adjacent 10 the reservation
was under direction of the Indian
service with \. X, Wolrord in charge
Three camps pr Is men each were cs.
tahlished and 1904 trees treated at
Il cost OF about $500.
On area 3. the territory south OF
Bly. was under control Of the Forest
service with w. G. Durbin in charge.
Three camps OF ~ men each were
established and 1881 trees treated at
cost OF about s9,SO0, At present
only few men are employed. In
the fall. the report says. Il may be
found necessary to establish six or
eight camps with n force OF iO0 men.
II will take at least three years
to check the epidemic aud u Is es-
sential that the remainder OF the ap.
preparation becomes available, the re-
port points out.
The control work was watched
with keen interest by umbcrmcn
elsewhere "a this vas the largest CO.
operative project for control OF the
Pine beetle ever started. The success
Of the undertaking was clearly es-
tablished. the presen, report would
indicate.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04
FRANCE HAS 10000
GIRLS AND WOMEN IN
TRACK, FIELD EVENTS

PARIS. Aug. i.-France. whore
before the war feminine athletics
were virtually unknown, now has
10000 enrolled girls aud women
competing In track and field events.
and from this new army team will
be selected TO represent the nation IN
the International games In Perghins
Stadium beginning August 90.
The International games ma5 re-
suit In amalgamation OF the two ma
tlonal feminine athletic ORGANIZATIONS
whose rivalry nearly disrupted plans
for the meet, one with 32T local So
cieties and the other with 120. The
ministry OF war Is projectiag plans
for the combination.
Until May 1915 French women had
never organized for athlst.css with
the exception OF horseback riding.
tennis, hunting and swimming.
French women do not excel as sprint
ors but they are confident of their
prowess In the middIe-distanco runs.
and they have an exceptional per.
former In Madame Gourand-Morris
in the weights.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04
MOTHER nature
AIDS RUSS CROP
Craia Stands Heavier Than
For Years; Old Plant
ings Start 10 Grow

MOSCOW. Aug, a., Mother M.
turc appears to be trying to make up
to Russia for what she did to her
last year. Accurate estimates Of tho
grain crop OF l9s. stlll are lacking,
but from nearly every province re-.
ports pour in to Moscow that not IN
many years have such growing crops
hc'n seen.
WhNp rains were needed they came
this spring in proIusion that made
up for last years drouth When SUN
shine was necessary II was ON hand
Cn,csS some unprecedented weather
condition develops between now aud
the time of the harvest, practically
every bushcl ot seed that was planted
last autumn aud this spring seems
sure to bear fruit
Rye fields higher than mans
head. the ears fairly dropping with
kernels. are waving and browning
throughout the Nulga and central
Russia. while the wheat is coming up
in good shape IN siberia and the Tx
rainc. Potatoes and other vegetables
are flourishing, Cattle which looked
like skeletons in the winter are fat
,cning on rich green pasture land.
In some localities stricken last
year by tho drouth an unusual phcn-
omcnom has been noticed. Grain
sown In the spring OF 1921. which
failed to sprout at all last summer
has come up this year To swell the
small sowings which were available
In the spring oi i922 In other
places. where lho grain was 10 short
and undcvelopod last autumn as to
be- unworthy OF harvesting, these
dwarf plants dropped their seed and
this. too, has sproutci under the
rains and sunshine.
Generally speaking the ground
seems tn have gained strength dur
Ing the famine year. and the rich
nitratcs which a big 1891 crop would Z
have exhausted were lcf, In the soil /
TO fatten tho kernels and strengthen .
the stalks OF this summers grain. I
The areas sown this year perhaps
were less than last In many provinces
bu, the crop itself ls so good that
the yield Is expected 20 be- moro than .
three and half billion pools OF
grain for all Russia. billion more .
than last year "a pood ls SO .
pounds).
II the surplus OF fruitful regions
can be transported 10 the cities and .
the non-productlyc localities. and II .
the peasants do not hoard Il. Rus
sian officials express the conviction
that famine will be practically dead .
and that after October fun stomaehs
will succeed hunger for most OF Rus.
sia's population.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04
Rome Plans TO End
Speeding With New
Device to Stop Car

ROME. Avg. Confronted with
the difficulty OF controlling speeding
automobiles within tie city imits.
Rome II considering device which
win prevent the car to which IL ia
attached from travelling over ton
miles an hour, The more the driver
"stcps on It," the slower the ear
will run.
This automobile speed regulator IL
the invention OF Ernesto Fragano and
Eitoro villa. An Indicator Is set at
the number OF miles an hour desired
as the maximum speed. An applIca-
tiOn of centrifugal force Interrupts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04
Bootlesgers Sad Today
. . . .
Federal Men are Cause
Shades Of John Barleycorn.

No wonder the city's prominent
bootieggcrs are wearing long faces
today. Hadn't noticed! Well, ius,
have a long look at the next bootleg
ger you meet and note the indica-
lions Of heavy heart. And here's
the cause:
Federal prohibition officers from
Portland today destroyed numerous
worms, copper tanks and the usual
equipment common to moonshine
making. not I'd mention sundry bot
ties Of Klamath county's best likker.
all Of which was taken from arrests
during the past few years and kept
under lock and key in the police sta
tion.
Any wonder the honest bootleg
gers weep?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04

the working OF the motors II the driv-
cr attempts % go beyond the limit
In Rome the narrow streets In
the older quarters of the city. the
numerous hills and the inequalities In
the pavemcnta NJ many streets make
fast driving particularly dangerous,
Drivers are prone to disregard cs-
istlng speed regulations. 80 the city
authorities are giving thought To
making obligatory the use OF this
speed regulator.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04
Coming to The Liberty. The Queen
Of Sheba. 4
. Community dinner Monday even
IN M White Pelican Hotel. i-5
IRREGCIARs FLEE PROM
ADVANCE OF NATIONALIsTs

DUBLIN. Aug. 4.-Irregulars ap-
parently abandoned their intentions
to make stand on the banks of the
River SUR when National troops en-
tered carrick ON SUR yesterday.
Three hundred irregulars who occu-
pied the town are fleeing across the
hills toward Dungarvan. Before the
evacuation they destroyed all SUR
bridges.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04
woOF! woor. BON, WOW.

How ! love dogs the maiden cried.
And then her Buitor softly sighed:
81 wish | were a dog. you know -"
"oh, we'll" said she, perhaps you II
rroW."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04

II love to idle by the sea
And spend the day in reyerIe
And dream OF giories yet to come.
And so does every other bum"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04

Three hundred are expected to at
tend, but an extra chair can be placed
for you. so come to Community din
.ner. AS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04
Latavia May Refuse
To Accept DESTROYER
Offered Her By France

RIGA, AuF. shorn ot rayil
power by the Washington conference.
France recently offered LatyiR tho
destroyer IlHtfagd as a present She
lH over eoo feet lonE and makes 90
knots IN hour
Tho I.atyIan government made IN.
Hulriea. however 40 To the cost or
ow'rntiug vessel Of this typn. and ug
q rrEuIt of the information obtained
u may be- compelled. to de limo The
gilt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04
4 Happinesa Rccipc

The grand essentials of happiness
are--something to do, something to
love. and something to hope for.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04

Charles Payettc. cornet soloist.
will give a special number at Com
munity dinner. 40
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04

Tell friend wife she Is expected to
be there. As
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04

Ladies get those heels straighten-
ed, Quality Shoe Shop. NJ. s. Biden.
AIS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04

Ask your husband 10 take YOU To
.hr Community dinner. as
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04

Good fellowship is the keynote Tor
the Community dinarr. I.S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-04

Where is everybody going Monday
evening? AS