Mission Society
Opens Convention
200 Delegate? Attend Sessions
at Kountze Memorial Church
Tuesday Morning.
The Women’s Missionary society
of tho Kvangelical Synod of Nebras
ka of United J.utheran churches
opened Its 44th annual convention
Tuesday morning at tile Kountze
Memorial But heron church. More
than 200 delegates and guests were
present.
Mrs. G. K. Hickman of Tekamah.
president, gave the principal address
at the. afternoon session. Mrs. O. It.
T.altzly welcomed the delegates and
Mrs. M. I). Wlitert of Tekamah
responded. Mrs. V. Spirk of Wilber
spoke. Miss Annie Powlas, mis
sionary to Japan, will talk Tuesday
evening, following vesper services.
Officers will be elected Wednesday
afternoon. A pageant. "The Way,"
will be given by young women of the
synod Wednesday evening, folowlng
a light brigade luncheon and dinner
program at G p. m., in charge of
Mrs. O. .1. Sturtevant of Bincoln.
At the closing meeting Thursday
evening, Miss Charlotte Beiswanger,
a student volunteer from Midland
college. Fremont, will talk on “Why
I Have Given My Bife for Service."
RADIO
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Program for Wednesday, October 15.
(Courtesy of Radio Digest.)
By Associated Press.
WOR. Buffalo .319): 5:30 music; 6:30.
news: 8, concerts: 10, dance.
WQJ. Chicago (448): 7, orchestra; 10,
Skylarks.
WON, Chicago Tribune (370): s. con
cert; 8, classical concert: 10. Jazz hour.
WLS, Chicago (345): 6:30. organ; 6:45
9. songs, orchestra, quartet, farm pro
gram; 10, poems; 10:30, orchestra
KLW, Chicago (536): 6:35, bedtime;
7-9:46, concert, stage revue motor talk,
revue: 12:30 a. m. organ.
WLW, Cincinnati (423): 3. concert for
shut-ins- 7-9. orchestra
WTAM. Cleveland (390): 7. concert
WOC, Davenport (4S4): 7. Sandman; 8,
organ.
WHO, Dea Moines (526) 7*30-9. dance.
WWJ. Detroit News (517): 6, News or
chestra; Wendell Hall, baritone.
W BAP. Fort Worth Star-Telegram
(476); 7:30-8:30, concert; 9:80-10:45,
dance.
WDAF. Kansas City Star (411): 3:30
4:30. string trio; 6-7, School of the
Air: 8. recital: 11:45, Nighthawks.
WHAS. Louisville Times (400): 7:30-9,
concert, Ramblers
KFI. Los Angeles (469): 8:45. detective
talk, concert; 9:30, Radio Play; 10-12, in
strumental, vocal, orchestra; l a. m.,
dame.
WMC. Memphis Commercial-Appeal
/ (60()» : 8:30. concert orchestra.
WJZ, New York (455): 9 a. m. educa
tional; 12-10:30 p. m., music, revue stock
reports, talks, dance.
WEAF, New York (492 >: 6. music; 6,
Synagogue Services; 0:30, contralto; 7,
agricultural talk- 7:16. musical.
WOR, Newark (405): 6 a. m. gym
class; 1:30-10 p. m.. concert, dance
WDAR. Philadelphia (396): 6:30, talk;
7, talk; 7:15, dance; 9, dance
WOO. Philadelphia (549) 6.30 orches
tra; 7:15 hand; 8 orchestra; 9:03 recital;
9:30 dance.
WCAE. Pittsburgh (462) 6:30 concert;
6:30 Sunshine Girl; 6.45 Baseball scores;
7:30 program.
KDKA. Pittsburgh (326) 6 30 concert:
615 children- 6:30 Red Cross talk; 7:15
chemistry: 7:30 special
KGW. Portland (492) 10 concert; 12
orchest ra.
WKAQ, San Juan (360) 5 municipal
ba n d.
KPO. San Francisco (423) 9 orchestra;
10 band, songs.
WBZ. Springfield ( 337) 5 concert; 6:10
home talk; G:30 bedtime;» 6:45-10 concert,
plant, soloists; 10:3# dance; 11 songs.
11:15 orchestra.
KSD, St. Louis Post-Dispatch (64G)
G:4."> ensemble.
WCAP. Washington (469) 6:30 band;
* talk; 8:15 music; *;30 Washington trio;
8 4" Science News- 8:50 concert.
WRC, Washington (469) 5 children.
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KFNF (Shenandoah> 12:30 to ir
regular noonday concert; 7:30 to 9 p. in.,
harmonica contest.
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H. G. Conant to Head
Chest Fund Drive
Harley (J. Connnt, chairman of the
publicity bureau of the Chamber of
Commerce, has accepted the appoint
ment of campaign manager of the
second annual community chest drive,
which will lie started about Novem
ber 15 under the direction of the
Omaha Welfare federation.
It. A. Van Orsden is chairman of
the speakers’ bureau for the drive.
An office has been opened in Hotel
Fontenelle.
A meeting of all of the agencies af
filiated with the federation will be
held in the city council chamber at
8 p. m. Tuesday. It is believed that
the amount of tile drive will be de
cided at this meeting. The commu
nity chest drive a year ago yielded
about SfluO.OOU.
VICTIM OF SHOT
REPORTED BETTER
Condition of Harry Kreifels of Lin
coln, who was shot early Sunday
morning by Police Officer James Ken
nedy, is reported to be slightly im
proved Tuesday morning at St.
Joseph hospital. Kreifels was shot
when he attempted to run away from
the officer who commanded him to
halt. The youth's spinal cord was
severed near the base of the spine,
partially paralyzing him.
Simmons to Visit Every
Town in (luster County
Broken Bow, Neb., Oct. 14.—
Robert G. Simmons, congressman
from the "Big Sixth,” will speak in
every town in Custer county between
October 15 and 22. He will be in
Broken Bow on the evening of the
20th.
Speeder Paroled
to Attend School
15 Motorists Ordered to View
Accident Posters of
Safety Council.
William Becker, 22. truck driver,
2S0S South Twelfth street, was pa
roled to George Carey of the Omaha
safety council by Judge Frank Dinen
Tuesday morning on the condition
lhat the young man attend Technical
High night school.
Becker was charged with exceeding
the speed limit. Officers testified that
he was driving 42 miles an hour on
South Twenty-fourth street.
The defendant told the judge that
he had left school nt. the fourth grade
and could not read or write.
If you had a chance would you go
to school?” asked the judge.
“You bet I would,” said Becker.
Judge Dineen sentenced him to 30
days in jail and paroled him to
Carey.
Fifteen other traffic violators were
ordered to view safety posters at the
Omaha safety council headquarters
Tuesday morning.
Because of the heavy docket, police
court was continued Tuesday after
noon.
DEATH OF WAR VET
IS HELD NATURAL
Analysis of the stomach of William
King, blincl war veteran, has failed
to show any trace of poison, ami
County Coroner Paul Steinwender has
announced that death was due to
natural causes.
Investigation into the death was de
manded by King's mother, who lives
in Nashville, Tenn. King was found
dead in hed by his wife when she re
turned from the Ak-Sar-Ben carnival.
POLICEMAN SUED
BY SHOT VICTIM
William K. Burch, a policeman, Is
being sued in District Judge Redick's
court for *1,000 by K. T. Ritchie,
Twenty-fourth and Decatur streets.
Ritchie alleges he was stopped by the
officer as he was coining out of a
restaurant and notified that he was
under arrest. He inquired the
charge and was refused an answer, he
says. When lie ran up the alley the
officer shot him in the leg. he says.
Harlan Man Dies in Omaha.
Milton C. May, 52, of Harlan, la.,
died Tuesday morning at a local hos
pital following an operation. lie is
survived by a wife and three chil
dren Funeral services will be held
at Harlan.
TEACHERS TO HEAR
OF SAFETY PLANS
The program of the Omaha Safety
council to reduce accidents will be
explained by Carl Smith, field secre
tary of the national council, at a
meeting of principals and supervisors
of all Omaha public schools at the
city hall at 8:30 a. m. Wednesday.
Mr. Smith has been in Omaha for sev
eral days, assisting in the organiza
tion of the Omaha council.
Mr. Smith addressed the Omaha po
lice force Monday afternoon at police
headquarters, explaining how the po
lice can co-operate with the council
in reducing street accidents.
TWO INJURED IN'
AUTO ACCIDENTS
Falls City, Oct. 11.—Defective steer
ing wheels were Mamed for two auto
accidents within 12 hours in Richard
son county.
Mrs. Frank Pointer, 45, Falls City,
suffered three rib fractures and
bruises about the body when the au
tomobile In which she whs riding
overturned after her husband lost con
trol of the car one mile north of Ver
don. She was also scalded by hot
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Come and See and Hear
MADAM LOUISE
of Chicago
Personally directing 20 artists
exhibiting the latest modes of
hairdressing at
Fontenelle Hotel
Ball Room
Oct. 15 th
at S P. M.
ADMISSION $1.00
PUBLIC WELCOME
Cuscaden Orchestra
Music and Dancing
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