The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1920, Page 8

BISMARCK DAILY EO EE eg 1 BB MARCI DATING EIU 2 ee RO eT Ma aA UC “THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1920 JOHNSON’S Popular | Priced Store The’ House With OVER 1000 Garments Bismarck’s Largest Everybody come to this sale. We just know that you will be well pleas- ||) ed with the BIG SALE. JOHN B.CORN " VERY DEAD, IS BRYAN SVIEW Nev York, March 2 mon Rum Never Will be Resurrected hibition here, but it is here. to Furthermore, William Ji nings Bryan, turned 60 just three days ago, looks forward confidently to see ing the day when it pushes the last saloon off the face of the earth. is was’ the essence of an adres grand ball room of Tt. was a speeci nat Bi Bryan personally are rounded alcohol in, all its including the much discuss- ht wines and beers, and remorse- ushed it to death. He attacked it simultaneously from all points of the oratorial compass and in ringing and in lowered voice, with hu y and with pathos, and by sheer de- man’s reach forever. “I want those* whose efforts brouglit prohibition about to know that the country will never go back,” he said. “IT want thase who oppose it to know that their efforts are futile. The saloon is as dead in the United States a slavery. It has been my great plea: ure to see how all the churches in the country are massing their forces in We now have the conscience aroused and it will not hence was a point raised > Bryan ip speaking of ent of the law, Moderat: drinkers received no sympathy frot him, and he quoted scientists on the effect of a single glass of. beer, an effect which lingered for thirty hours. } y PE EON AL LIBERTY On the subject of personal liberty the speaker was brief. “When a man tells me, I am inter- fering with his personal liberty. in closing a saloon my answer is that when I see a man or woman beating a child I interfere, and when I see a man or woman cursing an unborn child by drinking then as a patriotic action I interfere.” Mr. Bryan admitted that ten years ago, when he started out on his cam- paign against alcohol, he had no iden that h’s own state! much less jthan this country, would be dry at this time, He now, felt entirely confident, how- ever, that he would witness the day when there would not be a saloon under any flag. “When I entered the fight against alcoho] ten. years ago. 1. made an ad- dress, ‘not for national or state prohl bition, but for county option,” he said. “The liquor men had so terrorized th city of Omaha, where I first. spoke. that although I. was a candidate for | bresident, three times. I could net find a single ‘promine: nt democrat to intro- duce me, [had ‘to hire the hall my- self. I put my hat and coat‘on a chair and then addressed the chair. My sub- ject was, “The Democratic: Party Shail Not Die of Delirium Tremens:’ “To-morrow: I am going. back to No- braska to fight to represent Nebraska in the national, convention, and the only reason there is a fight is that 1 am_ for prohibition.” fe praised Republican and) Demo- cratic parties alike for their atitude in regard to ‘prohibition, pointing out that ins adoption’ ‘haa’ been nog- partisan, MO} “Y FOR THE WET LAWYERS “As long as the. booze fund holds out there will be the wet lawyers, for { know something ‘about ldwyers.” Bry- an said. \“But-it looks as if the wet lawyers would make more money tow- ing the dead body of John Barleycorn out .of the stream than they would if they escued him alive.’ Mr. n said Httle about the presi- dential situation, but asserted that ‘not only will there be no beer. or wine a in the Democratic or ‘gRepub ean platforms but that tho% advo- tating ‘such planks; will be lucky if the subject is left out entirely. “We must see that no one is elected is pledged in advance to violate! oath of office,” he said, Miss Vj drome, ¢ nia Futrelle of the Hippo- hter of Jacquos Futrelle, ihe writer, ny, several selections, Tn the m ng Mr. Bryan declared at the Grace Methodist Episcopal chureh that. the world today needs a Whole-hearted, —«whole-minded and whote-souled belief in God. He, said the growth of ‘atheism and agnostt ism was due to religious training be- in erlooked in the schools and uni- He denounced the Darwini-, an theory, which, he said, was not supported by any evidence in God's universe, but which was sipping faitn in. God, In closing he expressed the apinion that, America would in time be a part of a league of nations because of our Christian teaching and understanding, “What difference docs it make what party wins compared to the peace of the world?” he said. COMMENTS: ON LANGER CANDIDACY INDICATE THAT HE IS INEVITABLE ‘Continued from page one) Townleyism. Mr. Langer was. one $f the first to realize the danger. to rebel against Townley’s dict tatorship, and since his first break with Tow! nley has made a phenomenal fight. 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