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New-York tribune., 1920-10-07
Play by Play Story Of Second Came

2only able to knock down. Johnston
up. Ball /. Strike l. Johnston forced
Gardner, Olson to KildutF Sewell up.
Ball 1. Strike /. Sewell flied to Grit
fifth, who made good catch up against
she wall. O'Neill up. Ball /. O'NeiM
singled to left field. Graney batted for
Haeby. Graney up. Strike l. Foul,
strike 2. Graney struck out. NO
RUNS; TWO HITS; NO ERRORS.
BROOKLYN - Uhle went into the
box for Cleveland. Miller up. Strike /.
Miller struck out. Grimes up. Foul
strike 1. Ball /. Strike 2 Grimes
sent high fly to Smith. Olson up.
Ball !. Strike l. Ball 9. Strike 2.
Olson famed. NO RUNS; NO HITS;
NO ERRORS
EIGHTH INNING
CLEVELAND-Jamieson up. Strike
/. Ball l. Ball 2. Foul, strike g Ball
s. Jameson walked Burns betted for
Wambsganss. Ball /. Strike /. Ball 2.
Foul, strike 2. Ball g. Burns also
walked. Speaker up. Strike /. Ball l.
Kilduf' threw out Speaker at first
Jameson going to third and Burns to
second. Smith up. Ball /. Strike /.
Smith fouled out to Miller. Gardner
up. Ball /. Ball 2. Ball 3. Gardner
walked and the bases were filled. John
ston up. Strike 1. Strike 2. Johnston
forced Gardner Kilduff to Olson. NO
RUNS; NO HITS; NO ERRORS.
BROKLYN-Lunte went on second
base for Cleveland. Johnston up. Foul,
strike 1. Johnston popped to Sewell.
Griffith up. Ball l. Strike l. Foul,
strike 2 Griffith famed Wheat nm
Strike l. Foul. strike 2. Ball l. Ball 2.
Wheat flied out to Jameson. NO
RUNS; NO HITS; NO ERRORS.
NINTH INNING
CLEVELAND - Sewell up. Ball |.
Ball 2. Strike l. Foul, strike 2.
Sewell grounded out to Konetchy, un-
assisted. O'Neill up. Strike l. O'Neill
flied to Griffith. Nunamaker batted for
uhle Strike l. Strike 2. Foul. Ball l.
Ball 2. Nunamaker singled over second
base. Jameson up. Ball /. Strike /
Ball 2. Foul, strike 2. Ball 3. jamie
son flied to Wheat. NO RUNS; ONE
HIT, NO ERRORS.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-07

l. Foul Foul Bail 2. Olson
singled through the pitchers box.
Jimmy Johnston up. Bail /. j.
Johnston went out, Doc Johnston to
Bagby, Olson going to second Grihi tn
up. Ball /. Ball 2. Olson scored
when Griffith's grounder got away
from Sewell for hit. Wheat up. Ball
/. Ball 2. Foul, strike /. Strike 2.
Griffith went out stealing, O'Neill to
Wambsganss. ONE RUN. TWO HITS.
NO ERRORS.
SIXTH INNING
CLENELAND-Jamie up. Strike
l. Kilduff threw out Jameson at first.
Wambsganss up. Strike /. Wambs-
ganss fled to Griffith. Speaker shot a
long drive into left center for two
bases Smith up. Ball /. Smith
grounded out to Konetchy. NO
RUNS; ONE HIT; NO ERRORS.
BROOKLYN-Wh Wheat up. Foul strike
|. Wheat flied out to Speaker, who
took the ball over in right field. Myers
up. Ball l. Strike |. Ball 2. Foul.
strike 2. Myers got an inficld hit.
which Gardner could not field in time.
konetchy up. Ball |. Ball Q. Konetchv
flied out to Smith Klduff flied to
Smith. NO RUNS; ONE HIT NO
ERRORS.
SEVENTH INNING
CLEVELAND-G Gardner got single
through the box which Kilduff was
New-York tribune., 1920-10-07
Indians Seek
Bard Who Sane,
C@9
Of old Grimes

not to be broken through Griffith, in
right, kept tearing back against the
fence for long blows, and on one occa-
sion his stocky frame came near
bounding back to the nfeld in the
wake of a running catch.
And Griffith did something more
than support Old Grimes. He drove in
two of Brooklyn's three runs with a
double in the third and a single in the
fifth. He was the boy in the pinch. At
the same time it took the finest play
of the game to keep him from scoring.
In the second Grimes singled and
Olson was safe on Bagby's low throw
to second. Johnston fouled out and
Griffith's double scored Grimes. With
Olson on third and Griffith on second
Wheat was purposely passed. Myers
then tapped to third and Olson was
forced at home. ONeil attempted a
double play at first, but the ball struck
Myers under the collar. Griffith.
rounding third, saw his chance and
dashed for home
He arrived there at top speed two
strides ahead of the ball. but the
brilliant ONeil whirled, blocked him
OH the plate and then turned in time
TO handle Johnston's throw from first.
Only great catcher could have COM
pleted such play. For it was a play
that called for Drawn, brain and game
ness. A lighter man would have been
swept from his feet by Grifiths rush
ing onslaught. Whereas O'Neil was a
cross between Sir Rhoderick Dhu and
Henry ]. Gibraltar when the crash
took place.
Brooklyn Shows Fight
The Brooklyn club gave fair warn
ing in the second game that it has
only begun to fight Your Uncle VIII
bert Robinson, with all the elements of
fine leadership, has built up machine
that may be outplayed, but one that
isn't going to crack
Did you know that all through the
year Brooklyn dropped below first
or second place only once and that for
brief period, lasting only few days :?
This is proof enough of the clubs
steadiness, and steadiness linked with a
great pitching staff is a mighty factor.
As the case stands now, Speaker has
only broken even with his two star
pitchers on the job. And Robby has
broken even with Sherrod Smith ard
jeff Pfeffer in the stable and with
Mamaux and Cadore as fresh as ever
New-York tribune., 1920-10-07
ROGERS PEET COMPANY

come +ho ni+cbino bo~o 80 .ro ss..,
noon mighf spddenlv beoo,-a tho on,
and ;nciden.aIv na~,,s+ fo~r;b.
Dsvcholoejcal WALTON tn be ba~sed :.
his team IF Clexe,snd hal aoan All.
to come from behind in -his rane Ar.
plaster Brooklvn's favorite p:.cbs.
the series nracfjrailv ,vonia raTo bss-
decided. But SneaEe- s'esf one b
little Petcrlsiu Kilduf scion of one 4
the first families iir.rr roar ii,
Omaha stockyards. Pc.ers.- srocksl
down the nil and threw speaEer out
Smith lifted hih fou. 80 NMs-
but again the splitter ra wrong an.
Garner got base oa ha ffHnr II.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-07

$I53,2z3 Receipts
For 7'tu0 Games
Official Figures for Yester.
days Came

Total "Ia receipts s7s,isioo 1890
Players share ........ 41.126.56
Clubs share ............ 37,4l9O4
COMMISSIONS share ...... 7,616.40
Total figures for first two games:
Attendance, 46,453; receipts, $l55,-
213; players share. SS3,91502; clubs
share, S55.S76.6S; commissions
share. s15.52l.sO.
OTHER SECOND GAME FIGURES
1919 1918
Paid attendance. 29,690 20,O40
Total rcceipts.. S97,136.00 S29,997.00
Players share. 52,453.f4 16,198.3S
Clubs share. c.... 34,96S.96 5,399.46
CONS share. .... 9,7l3.60 2,999.70
Total figures for two days in 1918:
Attendance, 1884; receipts, $780,
346; players share, S32,0S6.30;
clubs share, sl0,S621O; commits
sion's share, $6,034.30.
Total figures for two days in 1919:
Attendance, 60,201; receipts, $685.
Ola; players share, $105,793.56;
clubs share, S70,529.04; commis-
sion's share, $19,59l.40.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-07

aBated for Wambsganss in second game.
or n frs
cBated Wood II frs
n
70 n secondg
II frst game
fol in first
Mitchell
Left bases Clsyeland 49, Brooklyn
Gardner ONei W. Johnston ONeilD
krueger and jonston) Bases balsof
Grdner) off 5agby (WheaD Struck outBy
Wmbsgans
tyeleke Crime
and
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csAc Losing
Nation
LrcGpc);
New-York tribune., 1920-10-07
Title i

The reasonable man
whether he practices law
publishes a newspaper. Or
works for a living, expects
to be paid only for service
rendered..
That has been our feeling
for nearly half a centurv
and, on this principle, we
have based Our profit.
"Service,' in the manu-
facture Of clothing, means
obtaining for your custom.
ers the best materials. the
best workmanship and the
best designs possible.
1t requires expert ability.
ample capital, and a real in.
terest in the needs of ones
customers.
That that kind Of service
is appreciated is shown by
our growth from one small
store, = in 1874, = to Our
present -Four Corners"
where we're ready every
working day in the year to
furnish you the best Of
"clothing service. -
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadwa,
at 18th St. -Four at 34th s.,
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Av.
at Warren a. ISIS.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-07
Wall Street "WorId's Series"

A game to settle the championship
of Wall Street" in baseball will be
played Saturday at Ivanhoe Park,
Brooklyn, between the teams Of Harts-
horn e. Battele and jerks, Gwynne
& Co. Neither team has been defeated
this wear
New-York tribune., 1920-10-07
Title for Williamsport

WlLLIAMsPORT, Pa, Oct. 6-The
baseball championship Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad system was won here
to-day by the Williamsport team, which
defeated the Pitcairn, Pa, players by
the score Of ! to o.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-07
Bro''n "WotcIaes for the Break'
and Finds Ii in Ist Inning
Alter That Lots of Things Happen With Color
and Heart Interest Including the Foiling OF
Manager Iris Speaker and Lost Chceid
By Haywood B,oun

baseball the
expression has become all France
where they have translated Cherchez
mat exactly mind
utthe spirit of the thing about We
yesterday
IN which Brooklyn defeated by a o
New-York tribune., 1920-10-07
Probable Line-Ups
For Third Game

CLEVELAND. BROOKLYN.
Evans, If. Olson, SIS.
Wambsganss, 2b. J. Johnston, 3b.
Speaker, CT. Griffith, rf.
Burns, 1b. Wheat, If.
Gardner, 3b. Myers, CT.
Wood, rf. Konetchy, 1b.
Sewell, So. Kilduff, 2b.
O'Neill, C. Kruger or
Caldwell, p. Miller, c.
s. Smith, p.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-07
Commerce Wins at Soccer

Cmmerce Highs soccer team defeated
the Stuyvesant eleven yesterday by
goals to 0 at Crotona Park.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20
cox AND HARDING.

The following letter is a re
ply to a letter from Mr.. Hunt
of Mitchell, S. d., who inform,
ed me and my church how to
vote. | have had no reply from
Mr.. Hunt.
\. V. Neve.
Beresford, S. D., Oct. /, 20.
Ny Dear Mr.. Hunt
Your letter informing me about
Mr.. CAROLS letter about Mr..
Cox, and also advising me what
to do in this campaign is at
hand. | have given your letter
considerably thought. But | am
somewhat perplexed about it. The
more | study your letter the
more | am convinced that it is
republican propaganda. Your let
ter bears plain evidence of pre-.
JUDGE against Gov. Cox. ! am
not going to defend the past
record of anybody in regard to
the liquor question, but | want
to be fair and square to all,
both friend and foe. | have al
ways been a prohibitionist, and
since / became a minister | have
taken an active part in the cam
paign against liquor. My record
as pastor in Oshkosh, Wis, and
in Beresford, S. D., will testify
to that.
Next to true Christianity |
consider prohibition the great
est moral power in America. Why
do you not inform us about Sen
ator Harding's position toward
prohibitionY 1t is true hat he
voted for the dry amendment
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20
FORBUDsLoV.

Gennem den sprityenlige Pres.
Sc i Syerrig og Danmark er del
i den senere It'd gaaet en- Med.
delelse ON, at man j Finland
%paatenkte at opheye Forbudslo-
ven.
Da j sin It'd Forbudsloven bley
vedtaget med overveldende Ma
j~oritet j den lovgivende Forsam-
ling, var en- saadan Meddelelse
vel egnet til like blot at vekke
Forbayselse, men ogsaa begrun-
Diet Twill ON sin Troverdighed.
bet wiser sig naturligvis ogsaa,
at Diet j dette Tilfelde, som j
saa mango andre, der vedr9rer
Alkokohlsp9rgsmaalet, err en- lille
Fjer, der af Alkoholvennerne er
bleven omdannet til 5 fede Hons.
Sagen Forbidden sig saaledes
En- forhenyerende Statsraad
Kaarlo Castreu har i ct finsk
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20
H. F. Ewalds
ROMANER.

Vi har k6bt hele Restoplaget
af disse udmerkede Boyer og
sender disse ~portofrit til vedf9je-
de lave Priser.
/. Valdemarstoget. IIistorisk Ro-
man fra Diet Fjortende Aar-
hnndrede, 558 Slider, heftet 81.
2. Knud Gyldenstierne. Tidsbil-
lede fra Diet Femtende Aar-
hundrede, 512 Slider, heftet 81.
3. Caroline Mathilde. Historisk
Roman, heftet $685..
4. Griffenfeld. Historisk Roman
5. Niels Ebbespn. Historisk Ro-
man, 354 Slider, heftet $0.65
6. Jens GIob den Haarde. Histo-
risk Roman, 307 Slider $0.65
ALE SEEKS ovenstaaende Boyer
faas straks we'd Indsendelse af
Dollars 4.25.
7. Blanca. Novelle, 1926 Slider,
heftet -. ....... .$0.S5
s. Fort@llinger. Gndeholdende s
kendte Fortgllinger, 356 ST.
der, heftet . ...... 5000
FSlgende 3 Boyer vii ankom-
me i L6bet af neste Manned.
Bestillinger modtages nu.
9. Den skotske Kvinde paa Tjele.
Livsbillede fra Reformations-
tiden. 600 Slider, heftet $1.00.
10. Leonora Kristina. Billeder
fra en- Kongedatters Iiv. 391
Slider, heftet $685.
II. Valdemar Krone's Ungdoms-
historic. Roman i to Dele, 391
Slider, heftet =. ...... $685.
Portofrit tilsendt we'd Indsen-
delsen af Bel9bet, SAINT nye Bog
lister.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20
DEN NYE D0KT0R I
TEOLOGI.

Def er like nogen Hyerdags-
begivenhed indenfor den teolo-
giske Verden, der forestaar paa
Tirsdag den 81: en- Teolog skal
forsyare en- Afhandling for Dok-
t%orgraden.
Den unge Doktorand, cand.
theOl. Jens N9rregaard, er Son
af abode Proyst Nerregaard i
Grenaa og Brodersen af Hejsko.
leforstander Jens Morn egaar, The
strup, med hyem han for Frem-
tiden like blot vii have Nayn
tilfelles, men ogsaa Doktorgra-
den. Han bley j sin It'd Student
fra Randers Skole og tog i 1910
teologisk Embedseksamen med
saa stOrt ct Laud, som Diet er
muligt at faa, naar Diet like Bill
yer Udmarkelse. Siden da har
han dels rejst meget og set sig
widen ON i Europa, dels yirket
som Lerer we'd De forenede kir-
keskoler og haft Ansettelse we'd
Diet teologiske Laboratorium. Alt
linens har han med Iyer dyr-
ket Studierne, navnlig Kirkehi-
storie.
Disse Studier har sat sig Frugt
i Afhandlingen ,,Augustins reli-
giose Gennembruda, der altsaa
er kendt yerdig til at forsyares
for den teologiske Doktorgrad.
Man bar tidligere bygget 81
ne Forestillinger ON, hyorledes
dette Gennembrud skete, nesten
alene paa Augustus egen Frem-
sitting deraf i hans ,,Bekendel-
ser. / den senere It'd er Diet
bleyen almindeligt flere. Steder
at betyivle ,,Bekendelsernes''
Ygrdi som Kildeskirfter og der
efter at betviyle, at Augustins
,,Omvendelse'' har haft en- saa
central Betydning j hans Lily,
som man efter ,,Bekendelserne''
skulde meme. Man har draget
Augustus mango Ungdomsskrif-
ter j Forgrunden og nd fra dem
yillet hayde, at Diet egentlig af-
g6rende j hans Liy var M6det
med Nyplatonismen, en- yidt I'D
T! bredt filosofisk Refining j Dati-
dens Aandsliv.
bet or dette Problem, der dr9f-
ties i den foreliggende Afhand-
ling, hvor Undersogelsen / Diet
store og hele falder I'D til For
del for ,,Bekendelsernes' rent
hisforiske Pathological. Men me-
dens denne Unders6gelse skrider
frem paa Afhandlingens henved
$50 store Slider, tegnes der ct
leyende o. gribende Billede for
os at den store Kirkefader og de
kampe, Diet kostede ham at naa
frem til Klarhed. Emmett er 10
forholdsvis p0pulert, og Billedet
wiser sig nogenlunde tydeligt og-
saa for den, der like sely er
Videnskabsmand, og som like
mestrer hele den Mangfoldighed
af latinske Citater, hyoraf Bo-
gen yrimler. Og man faar gen
mem Emnets hele Behandling
Indtryk af en- ung Videnskabs-
mand, som Kirken har Low og
Grund til at glede sig til at
telle j sine Rekker.
job. b. i
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20

Too long have we heard 1t
said, Where would the church
be if it were not for the wo-
menu 1t is they who fill the
pews of our churches it is they
who do the bulk of the work
in the Sunday-school; it IS they
who uphold the hands of the
pastor; it is they who do the
merciful and missionary work
in the parish and who rally to
the support of missions at home
and abroad. We may well ask,
Where would the church be
without its womenY'-The time
has now come to ask, "Where
are the men?" What account
are they giving of their stewart
ship? We are not speaking Of
the growing body of reliables
who are always on hand when
the church calls, but of the great
rank-and-file, who believe in
proxy religion, who are neither
cold nor hot, and who in reality
cast the weight of their influ-
ence against the church. The
times demand a manly church
The day has gone by when the
pastor and a few reliables can
make Roadway against the in
difference and irreligion Of
masses Of young men whose
church IS their club and who
are found on Sundays in the
highways and byways to graft
fy their lust for pleasure. The
day has come to create a sense
Of Christian comradeship among
our men and to line them up
for the grandest and noblest
work under the sun. Speed the
work of the Brotherhood"
ia, lad Mandene komme ind
j ct yirkeligt Menighedsarbej
de. Der er maaske dem, der VI
sige, at Diet har de veret saa-
lpnge; men det passer nu all
gevel like, naar undtages en-
lille fast Stok, som - iser paa
sine Steder - arbejder meget
flittigt. Mar Mendene derimod
organiserer sig og holder M6der,
i hvilke Diet stadigt oyervejes.
hyorledes man kan tage fat, o.
hvor ny .Arbejdsmaader kan
dr9ftes, og man saa kan ygre
med til at tage st9rre Opgayer
op til L6sning / Fellesskab med
hele den lutherske Kirke, dette
er, synes jeg, oyermaade yigtigt
at o%yeryeje. Jeg har like It'd
til j Dag at komme n9rmere ind
paa dette Sp6rgsmaal men nu
Wide jeg gerne henlede yore
Brotherhoods'3s OpmGrksomhed
paa Modet i Des Moines den %.
October. Dette gelder altsaa
kun for Staten, Iowa.
Jeg har en- hel Del L. B. A.
Bulletins. Def er Diet fjerding.
aarlige Blad, som l.. b. A. ud.
giver, og som rimeligyis er esndt
til yore "Brotherhoods"; men
ON nogen, som like har faaet
dette Blad tilsendt, 9nsker Diet,
skal jeg sende Diet, naar man
sender mig en- l Cent Stamp til
Porto. Dette sidste hummer IN
deholder blandt andet Konstitu-
tionen for Lutheran Brother.
hoods Liysassurance. Saa her er
nu den Anledning til Livsassu-
rance, som wort Samfund for
nogle Aar siden s9gte.
Lad os tage Krefterne i Brug
paa enhyer Made for Guds ri.
ges store Sag; thi Kongens Erin
de har Hast.
/. Gertsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20
EN- JULEGAVE.
Fra AmariLa Of

Fra America al
Pastor n. p. Gravengaard
Bogen er paa 100 Slider godt
indbunden og koster $1.00. Den
samme Bog er oversat paa En-
gelsk med Tittel
"A Christmas Gift"
og koster indbunden $3.50. Beg
ge Boyer faces i
Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20

dOQS lOfdSp. To-, -.
Mango praktiske og rammende
Sandheder har Vismanden sagt
i sine Ordsprog, og anferte er
cen at dem.
bet er vel like muligt at 81
ge, hyem eller hvordant ct Til
felde, han har for Ole, men Or
Diet har mangfoldig Anvendel-
Sc.
De virkelige timelige Rigdom-
me er de gud giyne, de Rig
DONNIE, Gud har lagt / Jordens
Skgd eller gent dybt / Jordens
Indre og saa dem, han har gil
vet Mennesket som F9dselsgaye.
bet Menneske, der oyerser Diet
og mener, at hans Rigdomme be-
STAIR f. Eks. / en- stor Arv, han
bedrager sig selv. Derpaa har
vi, serlig i dette Land, mang-
foldige Beyiser. Den derimod,
SON like har andet end Diet
gudgivne, men benytter dette vel,
han er rig.
Men der er andre Rigdomme
end de timelige, andre end dem,
vi ON kortere eller lengere It'd
skal skilles we'd. Lad os pege
paa nogle Eksempler fra Bibe-
len.
Der er for Diet fgrste Histori-
en- ON den rige Mand og Laza-
rus. Den rige Mand holdt sig
sikkert for rig, og saa gjorde
hans Venner. Og Lazarus hOldt
man for fattig, og sely f9lte han
sig trykket af Fattigdom. Men
da han var i Abrahams Skod,
var han i Besiddelse at en- Rig
dom, som han ejede, allerede da
han laa for den rige Mands Dor.
Og da den rige Mand like en-
gang hayde en- Dirk Wand at
leske sin Tunge med, folte han,
hvor fattig han j Yirkeligheden
havde varet, da han intet eje-
de, som han kunde tage med
sig nd over dette Liys Gram
Sc.
0g den rige Bonde9 der sag
de til sin Sjel: ed, dirk o.
var glad, thi du har Forraad
for mango Aar, hvor a%abenbare-
des dog hans Fattigdom, da det
I'D til ham: Il denne Nat kre-
yes din Sjel af dig!"
Og endnu den Portable Son ,.
Han holdt sig for rig, da han
med sin Aryepart forlod HEM
met og drog nd j det fremme-
de. Men hvor aabenbaredes hans
Fattigdom, da han MATTE VOC
tie Swim og leye paa %Svinef6de,
ia tilsidst klagede: ,,jeg ON
kommer af Hunger!'
,,Saaledes er Diet med den, der
samler sig Skate, men like er
rig i Gud," SHUTTER Jesus For
teHingen ON den rige Bonde.
bet er paa dette Omraade, Diet
anforte Ord af Solomon har sin
betydeligste Anvendelse men Diet
kan ogsaa nok anvendes paa ii
melige Forhold.
Der har veret, og der er
Mend i dette Land, som har
gjort Brug at de Evner, Gud CAV
dem, til at berige Landet, hvor-
imod der er andre, som kan slaa
stort paa, men aldrig oliver til
Velsignelse hverken for sig sely
eller andre.
Men lad os sulttelig tenke paa
ham, der sagde: Rave have
Grave, Himmelens Fugle Reder,
men Menneskens SON har like
Diet, han kan h9lde sit Hoved
TIL" og ON hvem Apostelen 81
ger, at han kom for at ugere
os rige med sin Fattigdom."
-0-1o- Ia- q on1n
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20
THE LUTHERAN BROTHER
HOOD MEETING.

W du Important udg 4uI tIt
Lntherans in Iowa On that day
will be held a great meeting of
Lutheran men, the first Iowa
Lutheran Brotherhood conYen-
ton. Such conventions are being
held in a number of the states
this fall. The Lutheran Brother
hood Of America was born in
Iowa three years ago. The ma
tional headquarters are in our
capital city. From the beginning
the men Of Iowa have taken an
active interest in the Brother
hood work. We confidentially ex-
pect a splendid response to the
call for this convention, so that
the Iowa state meeting will be
the greatest in numbers, in en-.
thusiasm, and in things accom-
plished.
Many of Us have longed to see
the day when we Lutheran men
of the various synods could get
together on some common ground
without prejudice and without
compromise to engage in some
mutual task and incidentally to
show the world that we are
brothers. ven though now, and
for many years to come, are for
good and satisfactory reasons in
our distinctive church work sub
divided into various synodical
groups. Such an opportunity we
now have, through the medium
of the Brotherhood. Let us make
the most of it and the best of it..
The national convention in Chi
cago a year ago, the greatest
gathering of Lutheran men yet
held in this country, was an eye
opener. Let Us now follow it up
by a great get together meet
ing" in our own state.
The plans for the convention
contemplate an inspirational
feast. But it will also be a work.
ing convention. One Of the things
which will be carefully consid-
cred will be the L. b. a. work
for our hundreds Of Lutheran
students at non-Lutheran edu-
catiOnal Institutions. A definite
program will be adopted. The
new feature Of the l.. B. A. work,
hfe-insurance on a safe and
economical basis for u Luth-
eran men. viii also be presented.
Other matters will come up, all
of which will prompt us to organ
lie for effective work in Iowa.
The convention will be held
in the Slavery Hotel. Des Moines.
Forenoon and afternoon sess-
ions, with a great banquet in the
evening Every Brotherhood in
state, whether formally affilia-
ted with the L. b. A. or not, is
requested to send two delegates
who will have the right to vote.
Churches that have no organized
brotherhood may send delegates
from Bible classes or other
groups Of men. And in addition
to these official delegates all
Lutherans in the state are most
cordially invited to- attend. We
write you as one Of the leaders
to kindly use your influence in
making this convention known
and its Importance felt. If you
are a pastor of a church, will
you not kindly annouce it to
your congregation and brother
hood and urge cooperation9 AS
soon as delegates are elected
please report their names to the
president Of the Des Moines
Federation Of Lutheran Broth
erhoods, DR.. 0. II. Bostrom,
1905 Hull Ave, Des Moines.
We believe that your assistance
in this matter will be a distinct
and valuable contribution to the
progress Of Lutheranism in