Till; OMAHA KKK: IHUKSDAY. JULY 20, 1922.
Walther League
Convention Called
Biggest on Record
PrrsidVnt of Lutheran So
ciety Declare! Omaha Con
vention Exceeds Any
- Held in Part.
, "The greatest Walther league in
ternational convention in our history,
liai been thit one at Omaha," de
clared A. A. Growmann, the preti
dent of the league. last night. "The
hospitality of Omaha ha been won
derful and we will never forget it."
- The cloning eion begins thit
morning at 8:3(1 and dose at noon
with a religiou service.
The Auditorium wa filled last
night at an inspirational service in
which mission constituted the sub
ject. Rev. M. Adam of Omaha read
the scripture and offered prayer. Rev.
Frederick Brand, director of foreign
mission. ho recently returned from
the foreign fields, told of the synod's
work in India. China. Brazil, Argen
, tina and other land.
Rev. Richard Krctzschmar ad
dressed the meeting on "Our Mission
Kndcavor and the Church;" Rev.
Krwiu Meinzcn on "Our Mission
'. ml raver and the Missionary;" and
Rev. Walter A Maiern "Our Mis
sion Endeavor and the League."
v 300-Voice Chorus Singi. ,
The Omaha Walther league chorus
of J00 voices, one of the best trained
organizations in the west, under di
rection of Theodore Aufdcmbergc,
sand speciat numbers and led the
- audience in singing hyms.
Following the business session yes
terday afternoon the leaguers were
taken in automobiles and trucks to
Ak-Sar-Ben field where "Frontier
Days." an exhibition of western liie,
ws shown.
-The Omaha Walther league chorus
will also sing at another big meeing
of the Missouri synod branch of the
Lutheran church when the Nebraska
synod meets in Omaha, August 16
to 22. This includes all Missouri
synod churches in Nebraska and
Wyo ming. About 500 delegates are
expected.
Detroit Land Convention.
Detroit will be the scene of next
year's international Walther league
convention.
At 4:30 this afternoon the special
train carrying 450 of the delegates
and visitors to. Colorado and the Yel
lowstone park will .leave tJniort sta
tion. They, will visix Wheatridge
sanitarium in Colorado, enroute to
Yellowstone Dark. The main pavil
ion of this WaltHer league sanitarium
has just been completed and is now
caring for 40 patients.
Officers Are Re-electetL,"..'
The , final vote for international
officers was announced yesterday
morning, showing that the present
ones had been re-elected.
The vote, in which only credited
delegates were allowed to participftty t
was as follows: For president," A A.
Grossman, Chicago, 677; Jbdmund
Kuhlman, Milwaukee, JV. for secre
tary, A. H. Herrmann, Kicnmono,
Va., 527; Miss rance . Murpny,
J 85. hor tield secretary, frou a., a.
Eneelbrecht. Oak Iark, I1L. 614: J.
E. Potzsrer. Indianapolis; 93. For
treasurer, F. A, Schack, Fort Wayne,
Ind., 619; Alvin Welp, St, Louis, 94.
The resignation of, Rev. Walter A.
Maier as executive : secretary, was
announced. He has accepted a call
to an important professorship in the
Lutheran Concordia 1 heological sem
inary. St. Louis, the largest theologi
cal seminary in this country. It has
4,00 students preparing for the min
istry, speecnes ot regret -were maae
on the floor of the convention. Rev.
Mr. Maier will continue as editor of
the official Walther league paper,
the Messenger.
Miss Hulda Eickhoff of Chicago,
junior work secretary, spoke yester
day morning on Alter uonnrma
tion What?"
Two Thousand at Feast
Tuesday night's banquet in the Au
ditorium was an , immense affair.
Every foot of space on the main
floor was occupied by the tables
where more than 2,000 were seated.
Rev. Lawrence Acker wa9 toastmas
ter and there ' were speeches by
Judge O. Bock of Denver, Rev.
George Schmidt of New York City,
Rev. Richard Kretzschmar of St
Louis, Miss Amelia Wehrs, chair
man of the local convention com
mittee; Montague Tancock of the
Chamber of Commerce, A. L. Craig
of the Union Pacific railroad and
others. Speeches were broadcasted
by radio. ,
Road Conditions
(Finished by the Omaha Ante Clofc.)
Lincoln highway, east: Detour Crescent
to Missouri valley. Ron line to Ames,
No report from Cedar Rapids.
T,ininln hlahwav. weat: Detour 11 nillss
welt on Dodge street. Detour one mile
north, ' then four enllea west to Lincoln
kiihwtv a ruin. Road rood.
O. L. D. highway: Go west on Dodc
street to 11 mites, tnn turn soutn. De
tour two miles east of Ashland bridge.
Road ood clear tnronga 10 Denver.
8. T. A.s'Oood.
i.Min hirhway: Roada good.
Cornhusker highway: Road good. Read
King of Trails, north: Detour Crescent
to Missouri Valley. Road good.
King of Trails, south: Good to Hiawatha.
. ' Omaha-Topeka highway: Good through
Nebraska. . - M
Omaha-Tula highway: Good through
V.kM.1,1
Washington highway: Road 'somewhat
rough ono mllo north of Floranca. Fins
aorta, to bioux w.
ni.r.w nui. Trail: Road rood.
Custer Battlefield highway: Detour
Crescent to Missouri Valley. Road good
tear through to Black Hills.
rkiM,.nm.h. Hhnrtllna: Detour 1
tween Anltm and Adatr: also east of
Colfax orer X. W. V. routa to Iowa City.
Road good. - -
Rivar ta RItst road: Road good. Bom
toad work east of Council Bluffs,
I n A Hhnrtllna: Road good.
Bia nraaa mad: Roada good to Corning.
Twtnn, nf Cornlaa- In rather poor
shapo. Roads fine to Albia. Detour via
Rlakeetmrg to Ottumwa duo to road con- I
atrocuon. Roada una to jyuriingtoo.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta anil CMMrm
N USE FOR OVER 30 YEARS
Ahrawabeara x
Cuticar a Talcum
Always HealtMil
Missing Girl Returns
With a Young Husband
Lottie Davidson, IS, daughter of
Mrs. Anna Davidson, 1705 Avenue
D, for whom polite of two cities
trarched following her disappearance
on May Jl, has returned to her moth,
er's home with a husband, Letter
"Midge" Babcock, 19, according 10
information received by Council
Bluffs authorities yesterday.
The llinlher vi.tte.l lit (Ar A
building yesterday in an attempt to
ii ic iniorniauon unacr inc Miim
ct against the person or persons
who she says abducted her daugh
ter and took her to Nebraska against
her ISfill ' Sh ull inform.! that thit
only legal procedure open to her at
this time is the institution of a suit
lor annulment of the marriage, since
both contracting parties were minors.
The ceremony was performed at
Blair. Neb.
Wheat Runs 33 Rushel
an Acre at TaMe Rock
Table Rock. Neb., July 19.-(Spe-cial.)
Threshing i well under way
in this vicinity, although greatly de
layed by numerous rainfalls. Rudolph
Kalina reports that his wheat is
Kniig JJ bushels an acre. C. J.
Y ood s wheat averages 18 to 20
bushels 4i acre. It is estimated that
wheat on the upland will average
from 15 to 20 bushels an acre and
on the bottom lands from 22 to 35
bushels an acre. The oats .crop is
very poor, but the corn never looked
ucuer at mis time oi year.
Third Partv Mav
Have No Nominee
for Governorship
Norton May e Disqualified
.Owing to Ilia Candidacy
as Democrat. Kdirtie
ten Predict.
Lincoln, July l9.-(S(ecial.)-J. II.
Edmikten, third party chairman, pre
dicted today that there would be no
progressive nominee for governor.
Edmiticu haed hit prediction on re
turn received so far flowing that J.
N. Norton, (mion candidal, is lead
ing in the gubernatorial contest in the
third party.
KilmUtni predicted that Norton's
vole in the third party would not ex
ceed hin vote in the democratic con
test, and the law states that a fusion
candidate, to receive the .nomination
in either party, must get as many
votes in the party which nominates
him as he does in his contest in the
other party. '
"Norton can't get that many in our
primaries and V. J. Taylor can't be
nominated because he can't beat Nor
ton in'the progressive primaries," Kd
misten said. '
Asked if Arthur G. VVray would
withdraw as a third party candidate
for United States senator in the event
of his nomoniation, since R. B. How
ell received the ft-publican nomina
tion, lMmuieu said:
"I don't believe he will,"
That Wray intended to withdraw
if Howell were nominated was one
of the preprimary stories circulated.
Iowa Man Killed in Fall
to Bottom of 90-Foot Well
LeMars, la., July 19,-reter Smith.
29, was killed here when he fell to
the bottom of 90-foot well in which
he was working. His neck was
broken. ?mith was suspended by a
rope and physicians think he was
asphyxiated before he fell.
Iowa Governor Will
Support President in
Coal Mine Program
Drs Moinr. July 19. After a two-
Imur session with Governor MrKeU-
vie of Nebraska, Governor Kendall
announced he had sent the following
answer to President Harding's re-
niK-st for suonort:
"As chief executive of Iowa. I
pledge every resource of the state
to the support of the program you
have inaugurated for the relief of
the coal situation. N. E. Kendall.
After the conference Governor
Kendall slated that co-operation of.
the furors of the two states had
hten discussed as a means of re
lieving the fuel emergency. Governor
Kendall refused to verify the circula
ting rumors that as soon as it be
comes necessary Nebraska troops
will be used in Iowa.
The Bee Want Ads are best busi
ness boosters.
Clearance Prices Bring Buying
Urge to the Clever Shopper
Thursday 600
Summer Frocks
At Decisive Reductions
While the time has come for us to make
drastic reductions to clear our stocks of
these summer frocks, the period of their usefulness to
you has but begun. There is the greatest variety as to
color and styles for women and misses--trimmed with
organdy collars, cuffs and sashes, rick rack effects and
colorful touches of embroidery.
And with so keen a price urge as these frocks offer,
the clever shopper will think of many reasons for buy
ing a new frock n,ow.
Dresses , at 2.00
A choice of more than 18 different styles in pretty
gingham street frocks.
Dresses at 3.00
. In this group are a large assortment of charming
frocks of voile, organdy and imported gingham.
Dresses at 5.00
Clever styles in imported dotted Swiss; imported or
gandies, voiles and ratines.
Dresses at 9.75 ,
Smart model? in fine voile, tub silks, linens
and dotted Swisses.
Second Floor West
A4
la
V
Pure Thread Silk Sweaters
A Splendid Choice at J9
When you buy a real silk sweater you naturally want everything about it to be
just right. In the matter of color, for instance, if it's some particular shade of brown
you must have, here you may choose a golden brown, chocolate brown, beige, taupe
or henna. If it doesn't happen to be brown you're interested in, of course, there
are the bright sport shades as well as navy and black.
Many have hand braided belts and are woven in the most elaborate patterns.
And for heavy sweaters like these, every thread of which is pure silk, this is an un
usually low price.
Second Floor Center "
r
Georgette
Blouses
Some New Ones and
Very Pretty Ones
Cool, lacey little blouses
with short sleeves in the
two best colors that
wash - so beautifully
flesh and white. There
are tie-backs and tuck-ins, with collarless
bateau necks, clever bab collars or tux
edo styles with lace vestees, so you may
choose just whatever neckline is most
becoming to you. Sizes 34 to 44.
' " - - Second Floor Soulh
A Final Clearance in
Tweed Suits
500
This is surely the last stand in price
reduction I And 1 they are very good
looking suits, too jaunty box and belted
styles in rose, lavender and green tweed.
A few navy blue suits are also included.
The college girl would find one of these
just the thing forearly fall days.
The group is small, just about thirty
of them, but as to value, Oh my ! You'll
think you're lucky when you look at their
original prices and realize that you're
buying a suit like this for only 5.00. ,
Second Floor- West
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NOW ON SALE V fisk 1
Coo-Coo. Al Jolson, Coirudian. I ' I
Stumbling. Tenor Solo. ' V il II
Frank Crumit. I I iv lKr4aL jfi j
A-M26 10-iajJa 7Se I I 1 1 JTSTcOl (Will
Cow BouT' . ' SrJjii HA
A-M33 IQ-iack 7e WML 1 frW)jl
DANCE RECORDS
Lovable Eyes. Introducing
"Hootch Rhythm," from
"Make It Snappy." Medley
Fox-Trot.
Sweat Indiaaa Hotao. Fox-Trot
The Columbiana.
- A-3C21 lO-tnek 7S
I Loto Her Ska Leraa Ma.
From "Make It Snappy."
Fox-Trot
You're Like a Ray of Saashlne.
From "Letty Pepper." Med
ley Fox-Trot. Ray ,MMer
and Hit Orchestra, - 1 -
A:3629 10-jach 7Se
Kicky-Koo, Kicky-Koo. Fox
Trot Bamboo Bay. Fox-Trot
Eddie Elkint' Orchestra.
A-3631 10-inch 75c
Parada of the Wooden Soldiec.
From "Chauve Souris." Fox
Trot Twaa ia tba Month of May.
Fram "Chauve Souris." Fox
Trot Bay Miller and His
" Orchestra.
A-3628 10-inch 7Se
Swaaeo Bine Bird, Fox-Trot
No Uaa Cryinf . Fox-Trot
California Ramblers.
A-3635 10-iacb 75e
Thosa Lonfiaf for Yea Bine.
Fox-Trot Frank Westphal
and His Rainbo Orchestra,
Pick Ma Up and Lay Mo Down.
Fox-Trot The Happy Six.
A-3627 10-inch 7Se
Gypay Lore Sonf . From "The
Fortune Teller." Medley
Waltz.
Victor Herbert Walts Genu.
Medley Waltz.
Prince's Dance Orchestra.
A-3636 10-inch 75e
ton Won't B Sorry, Fox-Trot
Mona-Ln. Fox-Trot
Accordion Solos. Guido Deiro.
A-362Q 10-inch 75c
SONG HITS
I Loto Her She Love Me.
From "Make It Snappy."
I'aa Hungry for Beautiful Girla.
From "Make It Snappy."
Eddie Cantor, Comedian,
A-3624 10-inch 75e
WhoU Take MV Place?
Fickle Flo from "Kokomo."
' Marion Harris, Comedienne.
A-3S30 10-inch 75c
Here Cornea Dinah, Bella of the
Ball,
O-OO Ernest Tenor and Bari
' ton Duets.
Furman and Nash.
A-3632 10-iach 75a
My Yiddiaha Mammy. Tenor
Solo. Irving Kaufman.
The Sheik of Avenue B. Tenor
Solo. Frank Crumit.
A-3628 10-iach 75e
Mammy, I'm Thinking of Yon.
Take It 'Cauia It' AU Your..
Edith .Wilson, Comedienne,
and Johnny Dunn's Original
Jazz Hounds.
' A-3634 10-inch 75e
VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL
Kiss Me Again. Intro. Waltz
from "Mile. Modiste," Ha
. waiian guitar, Hawaiian ,
s banjo and ukulele trio.
Just A-Wearyin' for You. Intro.
"I Love You Truly."
Louise, Ferera and Greenus.
A-3623 10-inch 75c
Blue Lodge March. ;
Englewood Comma aery March.
', Prince's Band.
' A-3591 10-inch 75c
Skeeterandthe JaaaBug. Bari
tone Solo. Harry C. Browne.
Dr'a a Lock'on do Chicken Coop
Door. Baritone Solo and Male
; Quartet Harry C. Browne
and the Harmonixers.
A-3622 10-inch 75c-
The Lew Backed Car.
The Foggy Dew. Tenor Solos.
Edwin Dale.
A-3618 10-inch 75c
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SYMPHONY
Blue Danube Walts. Strauss.
Soprano Solo. . Rosa PonseUe. ,
49988 ' 12-inch Symphony $1.50
Would God I Were the Tender
Apple' Bloaaom. Violoncello
Solo. Pablo Casals.
80159 . 10-inch Symphony $1.00
Believe Me If All Those Endear
ing Young Charms. ...
When You and I Were 'Young,
' i Maggie. Baritone Solos.
Oscar Seagle.
A-3C19 lOJnch Symphony $1.00
Irish Love Song. Lang.
My Laddie. v - Thayer.
Contralto Solos.
Cyrena Van Gordon.
A-3617 10-inch Symphony $1.00
Gypsy Serenade. ' V aides.
Chacone. Shrrand-Brown,
Violin Solos. Eddy Brovm.
A-3618 10-inch Syopheny $1.M
Don't do anything
till you hear this!
YOUTEcertainlygotadatewith ,
, Nora Bayes tonight when she
sings "A-t-t-a' B-a-b-y" for you on
the new August Columbia Record!
Nora slips that two-fisted nut-Jack
into "Atta Baby" like she is inspired !
But that's only half the story!
Turn the record over and for,ja
fact, there's "Cow Bells" with Nor'
agaimputting it across! Lay a"bet."c
on "Cow Bells" it's another one
like "Ain't We Got Fun' that will
become the season's pass wordl
"Cow-Bells" ring-in, for ; instance,
when he promises to support your
mother after you're married! Yep
that's"Cow Bells" or"all bosh"!
Get it? Both songs on Columbia
Double-faced Record A-3633, selling
for 75c
Every record on the August
Columbia list is typical of the qual--'
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Columbia Records are unequaled in
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have played them. Virtuosos of the violin, 'cello, harp, pianoforte have -given of their genius. Columbia
recording has caught all their majesty. Columbia methods of record making give you perfect rendition.,. ,
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