The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1920, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1920 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ) ANTI-SALOON - TEAGUE PROMISE DEVELOPMENTS THATWILL STARTLE RILE AMERICANS Full ger on ur on Finds and the]! Source from Which They are Obtained ‘to: be Made by Ex- per{s \Conducting Quiz for New York Assembly Anti-Sa eague funds come from? What's its. payroll? Will money it (raises be used to ad prohibition in foreign -coun- Tavestigaters of the af league, heing probéd by the state ‘assembly, promise developments. questions and_others are, sought. ~ has been charged that churches were “worked”. fu vy -that the Anti-Saloon league ‘us ligion asa cloak «fer money-grabbing.”, It. i6 further charged that the funds of the i y donations from ‘turers, from ent: who regarded the saloon a center of unrest and from other sources inspired purely by com- mexcial motives: “Charges made by_ politicians, whose good faith has been vigorously assailed by league officials, are: now, being back- ed up by Glergymen, PASTOR “QUITS IN; DISGUST” Rev. William H. Freéman, pastor of. the Eres rian church of Cay lisle, N. Y., volunteered his testi- mony in the. inyestigation, He drew $306 as a workersin the Anti-Saloon League cause, but says he. “quit 1 disgust” because he discovered that the Idague was Mercenary and that it was more interested vin per- petuating itself, with its salaried office holders, than in fighting the liguor, trattic. It is’said_ that 10 or more clergy- men will add thefy evidence: to that presented by Rev. Mr. Freeman. . He described, a. meeting of delegates in the’ offices” of Supe: dent William H. Anderson.. New York City. in December. y, “IT expected to. find the gathered there rejoicing in our victory,” said Mr. Freeman, “but instead they were all “depressed at the prospect of losing their lucrative jobs,, Finally Mr. Anderson cheered them up by saying that there would he more work than ever in enforcing, the new laws. They talked immediate- ly of new mone: ng campaigns.” INSTRUCTIONS-2O WORKE In instructions handed to: wor detailed. rules wer ven for deliver: ing chureh addre: One part of the,! speech was to be devoted to “consecra- | fion.” awhich the league instructions flippantly termed “coin-secration.” Some eastern states contain strong) “wet” sentiment, as recent legislation | URINE. fughes and aad Moratad. Eyes. If they Tire. Itch, Smart or Burn, if Sore, Irritated, Infiamed or. R EYEScranutated. use Murine ‘often. y Seapang Refreshes. Safe for Infant or Adult. At all Druggists. Write for Bree Eye Book. Haine Ey: Remedy Ce., Chicage Ss of. the Players of labor men pee nee House Bargains / HERE IS A CHANGE TO BUY | A HOME AT A GREATLY. REDUCED PRICE. House of eight rooms ant bath, five bedrooms. Price -..$4,600 House of ‘ive rooms and bath, well located, one of the nicest little, kefies in the city for he money. Price.....4$2,750 se of cight rooms, two bath reomsfi hot water heat .$4,500 Nice bungalow, east part of the city .. ‘Double house of ten rooms and two bath rooms, modern, good income property. ‘You can shut your eyes ‘and taka your choice of these prop- erties—you' can’t loose. Half” cash or less. -J. H. HOLIHAN First‘ Door pant of Post Office Phone 745 [Sei SNRs Hi = Answers to the above |, 10 — THE FURIES OF WINTER ‘that John Glenar - | hinself in su y ti aw gently and New York elections chusetts prove. Anti-Saloon League) officials insist that-if the league is dicredited and erthrown the way will be Geared in the east for the entering wedge! ofan anti-prohibition movement whi may oyerthrow. the results of “dr victories throughout the country. Superintendent’ Anderson. hi flight of the assanlt launched the money-getting and money- methods. of the-league. together. with its poljtical tacties, by Assemblyman! Louis A. Cuvillier. Ree MR. @UVILLIER'S RECORD ~ Cuvillfer has~peen vehement in his denunciation of the Socialists exnelled fromthe New legislature, despite act Matin Ne attempted to ain the Socialist nomination. after that. party adopted .its anti-war plats sform. Nor do league ofticials much fear the dnfluence of Speaker Sweet, of the New York assembly. who .was prom: r members. of the; Socialist partyfrom the state Te Vis accused of “double ssing” hy the league... The league opposed Sweet’s election, “although other temperance organizations, such as the W. C, T. U..ssupported him. Superintendent. Anderson, in his} answer to the charges ‘hurled at the league .accuses Governor Alfred 4.4 Smith of “violating the spirit,7i¢ not the letter, of his oath,” and challenges him to a series of public! debates on the Anti-Saloon Teague, f AT THE MOVIES: % ¢ THE QORPHEUM Warner, stir of “Haunting | shaaows. the Robertson-Cole, super- ior picture, which is opening today at the Orpheum theatre. has, in this film, the appealing role of a man with- eut.a friend. 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Mr, Thompson chairman NO SCHOOL BS The public schools will be dismissed for the day next Tuesday which as the date of a general pres ence primary election day, 1 legal holi- MRS. RITC HEY IMPROV ING s. J. C. Ritchey. who underwent jeal operation at St. Alexius hos- 1_ Monday, coritinues to ‘improve WITH ‘uRS. ‘PETERSON The first division ofthe Ladies’ Aid will meet Mrs. A. E, Thursday. afternoon with Peterson, 515 Fifth stree}. Members and friends of the society are |*’ invited: Ladies’ “Aid society will y afternoon at 2 o'clock f Columbus hall on S. S. Dugan and meet> at the Ku Sewing will-be the All members are DANIEL-ANDERSON \ An interesting wedding tvok place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Kling on West Park street iast even- ing when Miss Gertrude Daniel be came the bride of Mr. Berger Ander- The young. couple are both resi- ts of Glen Ullin, where the bride has taught school and where Mr. And- erson has a large ranch. After a wed- ding trip they will be at home ta Glen Ullin. The*wedding was performed by Rev. G. H. Quigley. Miss Ruth Quigley played, the wedding march. /COTTAGE PRAYER MEETINGS Cottage prayer meetigs under the directin of the unit leaders of the Mc- ‘abe Methodist Episcopal church will be held tomorrow (Thursday) evening ; as follows: Unit number one’ will ‘meet at the street, J. K. Doran, leader. Unit number two will meet at the home of W. J. Noggle 518 Third street, | Mrs. Watkins, leader. Unit number three will meet at the Mrs. Fogarty, leader. Unit number foyr will meet at the home of E. Hi Howell, 924 Seventh street. J. P. Jackson, leader. Unit number -five -will meet at the home. of Mrs. /Keller, 502 Kighth street, Mrs. Hoffman, leader, Unit number six will meet at the home of Victor S. Dingle, 802 Eleventh street, A. F, Marquardt, leader. These meetings are proving profit- able to an increasing number of the; members and friends of the Methodist | church. 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