The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-20
THE NATIONAL W. c. 7. U
Mrs. Stevens Was Reflected As
President Of the Union.
MEMORABLE PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.
The Work Of the Purity conventon--AlI
the officers for the Ensuing Year
Were Elected.

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fort Worth, Texas, November 1g-After
the National Wnnon,s ,,h.tstt.,. r......
a, t.t 'S''"h 'Vhpe''
No. VN VAS convened THIS morning.
MISS hofdOn announced thar tho Iovnl
Temperance Legion human MA A.,
s,lvants loss , 800 - AS""-
'' SV"t' so'S 10 ARKANSAS,
A"V 'lrcuoh or officers resulted Ia the
ne election OF Mrs Lillian Al \ S4a,an.
ana ,,,t 80 49,, .'' ''eNeNs
M, 'V'" VOC OF "a sue received
ewes ATS stevens named Miss Aunlp A
Gordon as vice DrcsiCrpr NJ l,r-N NJ
Susnnt, Nf n ~, AN. a,
~, ""H ''"Seh corresponds
,"S NV''e'Ui!i ana Toy recording secretary
Mrs. Ciura Holman For treasurer Mrs.
Hclrn NIort,, p,,ta. ~. ,
,,r. If '"i"Vr vas seIecleu
i''Vh hN'Vch OF New YORK led
the Purity conference assisted by Mrs.
Leeds OF Phladelnbia Irrs toh,,.o, 80
Xtr,i,}. .,,., W
'h'"'N sP"Nc o" w itc Shield work,
Walie AIRS. Schcrry OF New York also dis
cusscd tho subject Rnd urged tbo+ th, SAM,
sf,rJ,rd 80 ,.,.,.'
"" W purity pV maintained wy bolh
hoNS anu glris. y final meeting OF this
branch Of the WORK win no betd t,u,,r,o,,.
,,,o,,i,r .t.. =,
my" NV'' '"0rleS MllVhtu OF
MaFloMile Mo, Will speak
Three prominent things mnrkrd Tho nro.
cectIipps of ,,,, >oti,.,,., ..,,,,...,4t, -.
mo iost E,,t ~, s ,Vi"i Nuil' 'luu l'ucWs,
,lc,tjou ~ w ,nN 3VSslVHS' VIZ nt
NM, ., ~ "a ut",,in as apoNrt t4e hhal ae-
dn,Jsi, ~, II" l ''"' ',t'l ~ pI,utll'S "liI y
ioe, ~. az ~ Sl'SNt w PvIs'C ItliNh' Ale
"roLt 81" Ii i'ut '."inp'lsnDu Wi'A"u. ,ons.u
49, W, ""'V' thN eNlltlulstH 'ohtciidinS
, 80 ~ w uNEUuon MA lecHrtd III US
i,,1ttu'S ."t .HI'Suau tillNeu'lhp, con
A ,'Nn i, ei4''Hn. NJ concerning p'NsamF
~ LIZ i's. "l'i itHstS' anu tnc he'es-
~ ~ lIomoluhk me MANUFACTURES SAFE
a"t "lSll'uuu"a OF aicohoIlc liquor 10y law
!, NUulI only h' consistent 10 cast ~ lot.
leuHS with tue present party pledged TO al
va ,u'S' lVl"'N's' pc tuuHetNatiNe portion
OF enc conventions however held that ns
,h' cause OF opp'Sluoh 10 me liquor traihc
uSu so l4r EroSPeIru through h3n'parusan
Cu"tls' lCi wen enough alone should con
unqe, to he Iho motto. The latter Pre-.
NGlleu.
BESIDES the question OF an alliance with
entrance -ot the union lnsa politics. inc
greatest source of concern was over The
attitude 20 he taken ON tho admission ut
Oklahoma aud Indian Territories to state.
mood. The executive cohmlttte hAd re
ported strongly against 1t, and last night
II looked as If the convention would toll
low It's recommendation, hut the same sen-
tmcnt that prompted gloofness from 70
lltical action suggested That the burden ho
east upon President Roosevelt 10y asking
him To refrain from recommending TO state
hood the TWO Territories Ia his Forthcoming
message, The matter was discussed again
today hy Miss Belle Harney. who asked
that every EFFORT possible be made 10 have
Oklahoma Incorporate prohibition IN it's
constitution President stevens asked th0t
the following telegram he sent irCsid ut
Roosevelt 10 be followed by a memorial.
In behalf of the Indians OF the Indian