Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-16
STATE W. C. T. u.
State Convention at Dover Has
About 400 Delegates.
Plan Of Campaign to Be Mapped Gut
Against Resubmssion.
Mrs L. M. N. Stevens Address and Re-
ports of Superintendent.

Dover, Me, Sept 15.-Nearly 400
delegates representing every section
of the State, We're present at the open
ing session of the annual convention OF
the Maine w. c. T. L., today. The con-
vcntion will continue three days, tho
closing session coming, Thursday even
ing. One of the principal matters to be
considered during the three days is the
recently formed movement in favor OF
rcsubmission of the prohibitory amend
ment to the constitution. 1t is proba
bic that the situation will be fully con-
siGcr"d and Il plan Of campaign in OPP
position mapped out
Pres. Mrs. l.. NJ. n. Stevens presided
at the opening session, today, and after
u devotional service the work of or
ganlzauon was quickly completed. The
nmainder of the morning session was
faken up by the reading of rccommen-
'dations by the State president. Mrs.
stevens, and the reports Of superin-
tendents rs follows:
. Non-alcohol medication. Mrs. A. L.
Nining, st. Adams; hygenic reform and
"a Nj pgtri,.,- ,f,.,,'.;,. All =, -N
work, Mrs. Myrtle G. Ames, general
secretary, Fort Fairfield: school say
ings banks Mrs. Alice j. S. Haycock.
Fort Fairfield; mercy. Miss Mary eros
by, Bangor; purity in literature and
EeIe 'N IL '7i'''''i' 9ou'h Deer
Tn ,er o,,n,,,1 5.1....
do,,o+oa t.,, ,'t,l,.;' -',' >, "tCN ems
conf ,oo,.e,,,l.,,t - i''' 7NiS |" 'iif re-
s;o,l ,.,h;ot, - ''tNoi VI ieSupiillS-
ofs,1,,,,.,.,ll',,'...' ''''' ~" pN no means
a., M. = 80 '.'liS ne same
-. ~, 'i-, ISIS met IN lian-
ecot ,,,,,,i,. 'i-N "i'''A'S vi f"hop-
,.o,. l,,[I & cilNe ia Ban
,,.,.,.,' ie9oIut ioHS against
,;..., an" III l"fof o. proflbl-
,,t o,4 In uaS7 latef
,.r,,,.,l,a,. >. 'il "a 'i'h u Nhllstlah
Y,1.''.i. = f'ii ''u''l colFentlcn IN
t,''''.t 9i''lidF resolutions.
;,.,,' e''"''ieid'F many other SIM
''1's'' ""t 'iieSe Few Whlcn nave
' il"5e are more IMAM
~ VI SET an mat mas been
-.
~. ~" p'lloS OF 'nuS!e' rail-
'''' y gHi9 p''Ii 70 give the needy
III : Slitl'ce 70 pc present
"''V',i ~" a'''i elaborate advertising
J." '"i''. tll'S 'oo people the
mate 81 tAe NUMBER present
~ III" S"'i''iSsi"'llStS convention.
nc t"''S''htl vi inc speakers is too
" "a II ~ '''li i'F any description
"lc l"llllSt"hapiF
III ','S"t "lih lhe iliuof clement
~, 'lV ~" ""''it9 ING 9tate.
az NY i5"At tii'ic NAVE pcen q lew
''"l'''"I'" iI'h ~ ltNof OF feSubnl1s-
,''H on inc GROUND lhat r'dfflrlnatl"n
~ ','' people OIL the prohibltorE
.''ei' mont would strengthen the pro-
h''l''"A S'Htihltnt ana Head to sternor
'"'"i So,'i'''' ~ 'ilc law Now however.
""en 'h'fe IS II" general demand for
i'Tu, llHSioh, mos" WHO Stahd with the
''""h'i'i97'"hlSts are merely aiding the
i"iu"' Vl'iii'iit'
we Wv ii"' ie"i amy movement at
',.' Wei 'S"''i S"'liiIlteu 10 the peo-
'i''' t'i''e 'lla diP sure thilt II the Hues-
,i' 1t "o"i' "t '''IIil'le" ny even 4
'' ''i ''N 'i.'ii II, 1904 bul with no
'''''',''i" VIZ hS "i "eihs noI'efed by
c '''' lS'i'it 1t WV w pettcr
~ VI s"i 'll'''i'''N 9u'' Us ours TO oe-
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,,,.,t IN .,n,iat,.,,
In ,Insino Me- cto,.o,,.. o,.,,,.as..,.,, 4,,a
e,,ti,,,do Of tho o...laf,tin,, 80 ~
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