The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1920, Page 3

« ‘MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1920 - BASEBALL LAW 10BE TARGET OFTHE W.C.1.U. Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Ander- son Outlines Stand‘ at Minot Convention Minot, N. D., Oct. 4.—The repeal of the preset law legalizing Sunday baseball, the stricter enforcement of the.anti-cigaret law, elevating the movies to. a higher plane of morality.) up feeling was advocated by Mrs. Elizabeth Pres-/ griping—no inconvenience. ton Anderson, president of the North Dakota Woman's Christian Temper- ance Union, in her annual address at the - thirty-fist annual vention of that body in session here. Mrs. Anderson characterized the wo- men’s dress of today as immodest, de- claring: she had to dress fashionably. “We are celebrating at this conven- tion the ratification of the Federal Amendment to the Constitution of the Uniged States.’ We are celebrating the firs? year of National * Constitutional Prohibiton. 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No Children love Cascarets too. 10, 25, 50 cents/| =—_—_— —— oS thanks unto God who has made these victories possible. Legislative Victories. “The federal suftrage amendment! was' ratified in the North Dakota sen- | to four and} in the house by a vote of 102 to six.) Mrs. Wylie and I represented the state! W. C. T. U. at the signing of the ratifi-| cation in the governor's office, and the} state W. U. received one of the! Governor Frazier uged in| nt the passage of bills repealing i-cigaret law, and the law! theaters an& mov for Sunday bas on, and for an ath vhich was a cam g the law prohi were greatly grat-| r the defeat of these bills, but bogore the logislature adjourned the)! work of circulating petitions to initi-! ate these m ures was begun. | COMMITTEES OF LAY FOR ONE YEAR| Judge (©. A, Pollock, president 0’ | jthe North Dakota Bar association has wmnounced his appointments of committeees for the énsuing year as tollows: Committee on jurisprudence and law reforms: Ss. E. 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