The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-04

The board Of directors of the Western
4 Commercial. Travellers Accident associa-
dent claims 10 be paid 10 the amount OF
s562J0
The boad OF directors Of the, Indiana
Travelling MEMS association ordered an
payable 81 or before january j. 1891.
a meeting Of travelling and eN-ttaveling
men WAS held in Chicago last week for me
purpose Of formulating a "Commcrcial
: Travellers Home association for Iii
nois, similar % the one now existing IN
the Stais OF New York. \ committee %
three was appointed TO Formulate plans
Tor permanent organizations, THIS conf
fuittee Is to report on the 18th Instant
The Kansas Travellers association met
in nnnunl session az Hutchinson Kan. IN
November -, With q large attendance.
The following officers We're elected pres-
dent Albert Latham; second Vice presi-
denf c. r. Kaiser; secretary, II. j. Flnusi
treasurer, Harry ocviin.
Wisconsin division Is making rapid
strid,5 toward tho front. AID now has, n
membership OF about 200, although the
division has been organized less than six
President wckard OF Missouri division
is actively pushing his division aii
throughout the State, and nc anu me na-
on Saturday. November y, for the nur-
pose or organizing a post in that flourish
ing city. which has a great many mn COM
The Iowa division Of tho Travellers
Protective association, with headquarters
at Davenport, Iowa, held a very Interest.
lively push tho membership in that state
Theodore I4orenzen Is president II. !.
Zeuch secretary and treasurer. ana the
board or directors AMI other official posi-
lions nre filled by men OF standing and
Influence well known throughout the
State.
Ali old unegnbers who have permitted
their certificates ia lapse. or new nem-
bors who are eligible and desire 70 loin
the association on January !, lSot can Do
Va by sending III an application, accom-
panied by 81. to the national secretary
or 10 the secretaries OF the various state
divisions, and their ineinberahlp N the
association can date from January I, II so
preferred. the remttance Of $3.50 paying
I'll dues OF every description until July j,
XII n meeting OF the commercial travel
crs held last Saturday night NJ the cem-
Of the Missouri division. r. T.. A.. was
organized with thirty members and the
following officers were elected Presl-
dent, NJ. u. Ayres: second vice president,
Taneg Of Beaumont; secretary and
treasurer, John G, Kneer; directors, Lew
lIershore. r. y. Rulger. Nj, ID. Ayres.
National President John A. Lee and State
President G, II. .Wickard both addressed
the meeting and explained the objects.
benefits etc, OF the association. Post IL
stariR or with a big boom and VIII soon
take front rank with any posi- in the Mis-
post 4 Indiana division. located at Fort
Wayne, elected Officers as follows last
SATURDAY night; President l.. j. Bobil-
M, vice president Horny GRACE score
tnry And treasurer. Charles J. Boiger;
board OF directors, u. $. shoff II. w,
Ortman. ". S. Parry, as resident mem
heTs ana j A. Hawthorne, Toledo; o, A
H. NcCouahy Van Wort, Ohio, and r.
nj Binunt of wabash. az the out pf town
mr,nhcrr. Che onlcers-elaei VIII ASSUME
the duties of their respective offices ON
january |. 1891.
Post 4 Arkansas division held rs meets
Rautine business only was tranaacf "a.
Tile Arkansas Daily Gazette publishes
~ A. H. column regularly every sunday.