The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-12-18
HOT SHOTS ARE
EXPECTED FROM
FIGHTING SQUAD
Meeting Tonight at Auditorium
on Townleyism May
Fill Place
SURPRISES ARE PREPARED
Birchenough Uncovers New
Books on Free Love and
Bolshevism
SURPRISES ARE PREPARED

Additional disclosures Of free love
and BOlshevism on the shelves of the
states circulating library will be lait.
bare before the public ut the Auditor.
lum tonight when the l. V. A. fighting
squad" will present verbatim certain
sections OF these works.
The quotations will be taken from
books just uncovered in the state
library by Rev. Allen 0. Birchenough
and whose presence and contents have
not been brought to the public's after
ton before. Rev. Birchenough has be-
come one Of the most popular speakers
in the fighting squad" and during the
tour has won merited applause for his
thorough discussion and analysis OF
TOWnleyism.
q Because of the demand for seats to
hear the speakers tonight the meeting
was changed from the Grand theatre
to the Auditorium, and it is expected
that the spacious hall will be well
filled with persons wishing to hear the
facts Of the political situation in
North Dakota presented by the indie.
pendent Voters association fighting
squad"
DANGERS OF TOWNLEYISN1
Theo. G. Nelson, secretary Of the l.
V. A.. will be the first speaker at to-
nights meeting and he will explain the
plans and purposes Of the fighting
squad" and the l. v. A. He will also
nnalyze Townleyism and prove that
1t is conglomerati ton Of socialism,
I: w. W-ism Bolshevism and radical
ism Of all kinds. He will point out Its
dangers to farmers and organized Ia :
Dor as represented in the American
Federation Of Labor.
Rev. BirchenOugh will then take up
the evidence of Townleyism, connect
ing that type Of radicalism with the
red socialism as sponsored by Dcbs,
O'Hare and the Appeal to Reason fol-
lowers. He. will explain the founda-
tion and sound the keynote for the
1920 cmapaign closing with the gen
eral election next November.
BROKEN PROMISES
L. F. Crawford. president of the
board of regents before Townleyism
evolved the board of administration,
and who was the principal speaker at
the T. V. A. meeting at Washburn this
afternoon, will speak on the inconsist.
cncies Of the leaders of the Nonpar
tisan league in their promises and
their efforts to destroy political liberty
in this state.
George Murray, who with Mr.. Mel.
son spoke at the afternoon meeting to-
day, will also present his proofs Of
the league leaders broken promises at
tonight's meeting. Mr.. Murray, promi-
nent Grange member from Ward
county, will use copies of the Nonpar-
tisan League Leader from its first is
sue to prove that promises made By
league leaders in the last election
have been entirely ignored or directly
violated.
QUESTION BOX
A feature of tonights meeting will
be. the opening Of the question box. Mr..
Nelson will answer the questions in
the box. and it is expected that this
part Of the program will be very In
tercsting.
Special invitations are issued the
clergy and teachers and members Of
the Farmers union attending the
state convention here to be present Mt
tonight's meeting. The program will
start shortly after s o'clock.