LABOR RALLIES
TO SOPPORT OF
NATION IN WAR
American Alliance of Labor and
Democracy Meets in Minne
apolis; Denounces Pa
cifist Movement.
Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 5. The
American Alliance for Labor and
Democracy, organized for the pur
pose of squelching: the activities of
pacifists and pro-German propagan
dists and bringing; the nation's labor
forces up solidly behind the govern
ment in its prosecution of the war,
opened a three-dayloyalty conference
here. Frank P. Walsh, chairman of
the United States commission on in
dustrial relations, acted as temporary
chairman.
After the appointment of a com
mittee on permanent organization,
the delegates planned to recess until
midafternoon and then receive the
committee's report, which was to be
followed by an address by Samuel
Gompcrs, president of the American
Federation of Labor.
To Support of Nation.
Mr. Gompers outlined the purpose
of the organization as the assembling
for the support of the government
"all the moral and material power of
the working class of the nation."
"It shall be our task," he said, "to
interpret America's democratic spirit
and purpose in this conflict to ow
fellow workers, especially those of
foreign birth, and to combat every
form of propaganda which tends to
weaken the loyalty and devotion of
the masses and their willingness to
strive and sacrifice for the nation and
its high purpose."
Speakers at today's session de
nounced as disloyal and seditious the
activities of the People's Council of
America for Democracy and Terms
of Peace, which was barred from
holding its proposed national peace
conference in Minnesota.
Rumors Reach Russia.
John Spargo, one of the former
leaders of the socialist party, who
severed connection because of the
party's stand on war, declared that
several weeks ago reports had reached
troops in Russia that American labor
bodies would demand peace through
the people's council meeting.
"What can help the enemy more
than such startling reports, arising as
they do from the activities of these
pro-German organizations?" said Mr.
Spargo.
Kerensky Favors Force
' . To Stop Finn Rebellion
L- Petrograd, Sept. 5. The governor
general of t inland has returned to
Helsingfors with Premier Kerensky's
sanction for opposition by armed
force, if necessary, to any act of the
Finnish local government which he
deems inimical to the welfare of
Russia.
DEFENSE BOARDS
DEMAND REMOVAL
OF REGENT HALLER
State and County Councils Ask
Immediate Action Against
State Official Charged
With Disloyalty.
Lincoln, Neb., Sept. S. The con
ference of state and county councils
of defense, held here, has demanded
the immediate removal from the
presidency -Tf the board of regents
of the University of Nebraska of
Frank L. Haller, alleging that he has
failed to answer or acquit himself of
charges of disloyalty preferred against
him some time ago by the State
Council of Defense.
His resignation as a member of the
board of regents is also asked for. The
charges of disloyalty are said to have
been based upon statements made by
Haller prior to the declaration of war
by the United States, in which the
regent compared the United States
with Germany, with conclusions
drawn heartily in favor of the latter.
Want Law Repealed.
The conference also adopted a reso
lution, asking for" the repeal of the
Mockett law, by which schools are
forced to offer the German language
course of study in state grade schools.
It also went on record as opposing
teaching of any modern European
language in Nebraska-' graded schools
and protested against the teaching
of German in high schools of the
state during the war f
The conference also, asked for con
fiscation of property by; federal au
thorities for treasonable utterances
and deportation where the laws pro
vide fot it in such cases.,
A demand is also made for the sup
pression of the German language
press,, unless it, shall voluntarily
purge itself of "disloyalty and cease
its insidious methods of poisoning the
minds of its readers against the
United States government."
The board of regents -will meet to
day to consider the charges against
Haller and decide whether he will be
asked to resign from the board.
This Sale will
begin Thursday
morning at 8:30
and will continue
on Friday and as
long as the mer
chandise lasts
Don't Miss It.
Hotel and Board
ing Housekeep
ers, as well as
Housewives,
! should anticipate
all future needs
in this sale.
Fine Economies.
Bath
Great loom Stock ot Bath Towels, Bath Sheets and
Bought From a Celebrated PMladelphia MilL
Mats
54,000 Pieces
In This
Immense Stock
On Sale Thuirsday. asm'..
This is one the of biggest and best purchases of Bath Towels, Mats and Sheets ever made by this establishment
Friday
Our buyer happened very opportunely to be in the office of this factory in
Philadelphia right after some of the looms had been taken over by the United
States for Government Contracts this meant immediate disposal of the
stock still on these looms, and in order to sell it quickly, they accepted our of
fer of 40 below their bill prices and this in turn enables us to offer these
pieces to you - - - - - - - - - - - -
At About
60c
On the Dollar
Hotels and Boarding Housekeepers, as well as Housewives, will do well
to share largely in this sale and anticipate, all future needs for some time.
The lot is composed of plain white and fancy colored Bath. Towels, Bath H
Sheets and Bath Mats some of the very best quality we have ever had to offer
, but in some instances there are slight mill imperfections, In no way detract-'
ing from the worth of the merchandise. A : ; ' ;
9c
7c
The Bath Towels Will Be Priced This Way:
m
9c 45c -
Please note that the sale start Thursday morning at 8:30 and will continue on Friday and until the entire stock is sold.
IT WOULD BE WELL FOR YOU TO SHOP EARLY AS THESE ARE EXTRAORDINARY VALUES, EVERY ONE.
Main Floor
65c
19
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Smart Travel arid Street Frocks
Impressive Styles for Fall
Every individual Dress has been
chosen with a triple thought in mind
style, utility and service and so
we open the new season with a con-
' fidence born of the fact that there
is exceptional merit in every gar
ment we offer.
Smart Covert Cloths, Navy
Serges and Gabardine's in tailored
models, with soutache braid trim
ming; satin collars and embroider
ed motifs on belts and blouses.
Every new style is shown here and
a particularly inviting group at
$19.00, $22.50 and $25.00
Special attention is directed to our showing of "Stouts."
Dresses for stylish women above the average figure.
Serges and Satins in this group.
, At $22.75 and $23.75
Second Floor
Colored Wash Goods
Priced Moderately
The materials that you want from day to day for ordi
nary house wear and undermuslins exceedingly good also
for waists, linings, draperies, foundations, etc. A complete
stock awaits your inspection and little prices, invite you.
Extra heavy quality silk and cotton poplin in every wanted
plain shade for blouses and dancing frocks and rQ
29c
Remnants of fine shirtings, white and colored ground, with
silk and satin stripes,' beautiful color combina- ora
tions, $0 inches, the yard vQk
Highly mercerized cotton poplin, pretty dark shades for
children's school dresses, 36 inches, specially
priced, at, the yard ."7. ..... .
Remnants of Windsor crepe for undermuslins, in white,
pink, blue, yellow and lavender, in lengths from -j a.
2 to 7 yards, many to match, special, yard.
Silk and cotton materials, in every wanted plain shade for
dresses, waists, linings, slips, foundations, drap- OKn
eries, etc., 26 inches, the yard. . ......
Fall Suit Fashions Forge Forward
And Face Femininity
. With Fascinating Styles
Velours, Velveteens and Vel
vets lend themselves well to the
clinging effects which Fashion
favors, for it is decreed that
shoulders shall be narrow,
sleeves tight fitting and the gen
eral silhouette severely straight
line, relieved just a trifle with
fancy pockets now and then.
Happy, indeed, will be 'the -woman
who finds highest satisfac
tion in the wearing of Tailored
Suits, because this style is ex
tremely smart this Fall and will
find high favor.
Silverton Cloth, Duvetyne, Ox
ford Cloth, Velour Cloth, Bolivia
Cloth, Broadcloths and Men's
Wear Serges in Brown, Taupe,
Green, Purple, New Blue and
Black, find generous representa
tion here.
Coats are three-quarter length,
extending to the knee and are
belted and fastened with big
buckles. ; "
Here are four good models
from a most remarkable display.
A L f A r AA -Poiret Twill Suit, seal brown "
ill tptO.UU coior; belted model with new
shawl collar, and large buckle on belt; knee length
coat, tight sleeves with buttons and then more
buttons; straight line tailored skirt with pockets.
A f QtQK HO Suits Serge and pPlin in
it tpU.UU Oxford, light gray, navy ,and
black. Some belted, some plain tailored, all are
button trimmed. Shoulders are narrow and sleeves
tight fitting, and the straight line tailored skirt.
And this only begins the story every day, every hour there is something new to
seein the Apparel Department.
" Second Floor
M(JrQ AA Oxford Cloth Suit, in gray,
p)t vu with light gray velutina facing
inside collar and cuffs; braid trimmed coat; mili
tary straight line effect; knee length coat; tail
ored skirt, button trimmed with forward slant
pockets. ,
A J. QfTC A A Duvetyne Suit, in a beauli
ipUU.Vv ful taupe shade; has long 3-
button coat, strap seam above waist line; straight
line skirt; narrow shoulders and sleeves; a con
vertible collar trimmed with band of black Hud
son Seal, also same fur on cuffs.
Batement
SETS THE PACE '
' Tailored Shoes
With Baby Louis Heel
These Shoes are especially desirable
for wear with the n,ew Fall Tailleur
Suits and very smart in style and line.
Low heel lasts with; the new Baby
Louis he,el and the new long foreparts.
While they are low heel lasts, the high :
arch is still maintained and perfect
fit assured. They have new 8-inch
tops, lace style with punched vamp.
The Tan Calf is ........ TT..... $7.00
The Black Calf is:.... ........ $6.00 ,M;
' Main Floor Roar - 1
Blouses at $3.98 -
Of Georgette and Crepe de Chine
This season again Georgette and. Crepe de Chine are the
most poular materials for Blouses, and we are showing a
particularly wide range of styles at this remarkably low
Price. ' ' ...1
. Frill models, Jabot styles, large collar," lace trimmed,
semi-tailored, embroidered, etc. ' :;. ,;. , ; ; i ;
All long sleeves and low neck, some with two in one col-;
.lars that can be worn high or low neck".' "
..... . . All at One Price $3.98 i
; ' Second Floor ."-- - ' ,?
Blankets for Cool Nights
Very Timely September Offerings
'You have need of extra bed clothing right now, and we
recommend these Blankets for quality arid very, very mod
est pricing. , ..
Fine Crib Blankets, extra heavy, warm, fleecy nap, size 30x40 inches,
all the wanted nursery styles, pink and light blue, - -AQn
sale price evC
Extra full size Cotton Bed Blankets, gray, tan and white, Q1- fTA
at ..........
fine fleecy nap, well finished, sale, price, pair
Beautiful Australian Plaid Blankefs, size 66x80 inches, all neat fancy .
piaias, cotors aDsoiuieiy iaat, saie price, i tjr
pair, at )u. Ltd
Plaid Wool Blankets, in gray- and white, pink and white, tan and white
and blue and white checks, blocks and broken plaids, fine quality, all:
neat colorings, size" 66x80 inches, special, r $K QQ
the pair, at .PO. uO
