Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 10, 1919, Page 7

WEDNESDAY EVENING, ‘LIBERALS’ CONVENE IN ST. LOUIS: SCOTT. NEARING DELEGATE Everything in the Catalog on the Program to Be Discussed (By United Press.) St. Louis, Dec. 10.—'‘Liberals” of the United States were in a four-day conference here today to determine their action in the coming president- jal campaign. ¢ ‘Whether a third political party, pledged to policies: of liberalism is formed or an alliance with one of the existing organizations effected will be decided. : Amalgamation of the National La- bor Party, Nonpartisan league, and Farmers’ National Council with the Committee of.Forty-eight, forming a body of more than a million voters at the outset, was seen as a possibility. The conference opening wag called by the ‘“Committee of Forty-eight’” with headquarters in New York and said to have representations in all states. 1t is in the form a a caucus, leaders declared at the opening. If a third party is choice of the liberal meeting a national convention to adopt a platform and put up presi- dential and national candidates will be held within the next three months. . “Notables” Present. Men widely known in America’s political life, here today to attend t%o caucus included: Gifford Pin- chot; Dudley Field Malone; Bishop ‘Williams of Detroit; Professor Tyrell ‘Williams, Scott Nearing-and others. | Nearly 600 persons representing every state attended the opening ses- sion. X Internal and foreign problems of the government will be considered by the caucus. A definite stand on the negro ques- tion will be taken, officials predicted. Howard R. Williams, of New York City, vice-chairman of the Commit- tee of Forty-eight, likened the negro problem . in America to England's Irish question and said it was now \ necessary to take sofe. positive step. \ Stringent enforcemgnt of laws against lynching a) egislation for their protection, probibly will be ad- voeated, it was anticipated by Wil- liams. i 5 Adult Education. i “Another question to come up,” f sai@ Williams,” will be adult educa- tion. Some: believe a secretary of education with portfolio is necessary, augmented by schools throughout the country for aduns. There would e no attempt at compulsory education for grown-ups, but the advantages would be offered.” Other questions to be considered by the caucus are: Imitiative and referendum; recall applied to state and federal officials; an executive ‘budget; a cabinet responsiple to the .Jegiglative branch of .the:government proportional representation; free i Ppress, speech and assemblage; na- tional suffrage; ‘“‘comtinuation of ab- solute control of foreign relations by DECEMBER 10, 1919 THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER the president;” abolition of secret diplomacy; espionage laws; limita- tion of power of the courts; income and ipheritance taxes to raise rev- enue and equalize' distribution of wealth ;government ownership of | railroads and public utilties; private ownership of railroads and utilities under government control; the Plumb plan; * protective tariff; en- forcement of the Sherman law; gov- ernment control and ownership of ‘“recognized monopolies;”’ immigra- tion; super taxes on profits to meet the high cost of living and profiteer- ing and compulsory training. 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Three bottles of this medicine has done me more good than all the other treatment and medicines I have taken in ten years combined. “At the time I began taking Tan- lac my stomach had been in bad shape for at least ten years. My food would invariably sour and I would suffer for hours after meals from gas and indigestion. I was also in a badly run down condition, suffered from constipation, and my nerves upset so I could not get suf- ficient sleep or rest. “Well, I just tried everything but nothing: helped me until I got Tan- lac and now I am just like a new man. Before I took Tanlac myself I did not believe half they were say- ing about it, but I had not been taking it but a few days until I was convinced of its value. I can now eat just anything I want without the slightest trouble from it. Tanlac has not only set my stomach right but my entire system is in fine shape. 11.1 fact, I just feel like I have been given a new lease on life and I feel that I owe it to the public to tell what it is that brought about such a wonderful change in my condition. I am no longer surprised that so 1] T T T L S T T e e e e e e T e T T T T T T T T O AT THESE REASONABLE PRICES, NO ONE CAN AFFORD TO NEGLECT THEIR TEETH Wé take impression in the morning and have your set of teeth ready the same day. Extracting 50c ALL WORK GUARANTEED LT TTEL nunnnununnE LU TP TR T T H e UNION DENTISTS ?tl:xg;t:i;olple' are praising .Tgnle,c for OPPOSITE Sffiiomfi aly is a great medicine. CITY ik Here is another instance of the, bt HALL !mm wonderful reconstructive powers of BN Prof. Shaw is only one of !;he many thousands who have taken it with the same remarkable results. i HuBRmBnnnRR iR = PAGE SEVEN 'NOTICE Owing to the night trains being taken off, we have been forced to raise our prices in order to_keep our night car on, effective December 9th, from midnight to 6 o'clock a. m. All single passengers south of Fourteenth street will be charged 50 cents, and 25 cents for each additional passenger. An extra charge will be for north of Fourteenth street. WARD BROTHERS AUTO LIVERY Telephone 77 iv GRAND Annual Catholic Bazaar —AT— Crookston Lumber Co. Reading Room —ON— Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday December 9th, 10th and 11th SUPPE Every Evening in Dining Room Under Hall Sale of Great Assortment of Fancy Articles. Come and see them. ’ Just the thing for Christmas gifts. 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