Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-17

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sT. LOUIS, Nov. i7.--At todAy's ma
tional W.. G. r. u. ssislv' Ia. report
OF the executive committee was sdop,-
ed with slight change. AZ adopted.
Il pFovidsa that she held nd be placed
Ia The hauds of Tue superintendent %
the Organization % Ne urud Tor field
work under the direction Of the super.
iutvndsnt sud general officer; that
state presidents and nniionsi rnperin.
tsndsnts shali uoi Oe listed AZ nailoaAi
Dfganizen, that tue appropriation Tor
the national Organization bo referred
" the supcfintuudeuts oi organizations
IN conjunction with other general
Office aud that the loyal temperance
legion DO made a branch department
On payment VI tbs usual dues, WITH q
fupufiutendent and general secretary.
Fns following resolution was
adopted. "ltss1lved, that while We
recognize uhe eight Of woman 10 make
commentaries o. the Bibie a. men
have done from beginning until now,
W. regret that the name ~ the
'Woman's Bible,' has been given 10
any volume, aud We further deplore
ihn misapptehonsion,o the pres, -eou-
lar aud religious. IN styling this com
mtntaFy "a thoae pafts u tho Bible
only relating 10 women a. a New
version OF the tcflpiuges.'
owe further diselaim auy c3nnec.
lion, whatever, Of the society VI VI our
national president with this wOfk.p
Tue nnAl report u ihelcfcientiAls
committee show foFty-nva slatet
represented VA the convection With
3g6 delegates ana gfilcsts.
A delegate announced that it was
reported the house "a WASN'T EtOn
la which Abraham Lincoln died
wa 10 be turned iuto saloon.
a resolution was adopted memorial
iziug Congress 10 take necessary
action to prevent u. Tao next
order Of business was the
ocuou Of genera flioer.for tho eniU.
Ing year, MTs. : tveus, vice president
a. lafst, taking 80 ohAiT. TneIs be-
log no upposiuJu all officers we're re-.
elected nv follows with headquarters Ia
Cnieag0. President, Frances T.. Will
iard, Illinois; vioe president, NJ large,
Mira. Lillian Nj. stevenson, Maine,
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Naih.
crime Lente Stevenson, Mast; Tengtd-
ing secretary, Mr.. Clara q. Hoffman,.
Mo; treasurer, Mrs. Helen 81. Baker,
Illinois.
Miss Willard TsGppointed Mis- l..
81. stevens VI Maine, vice president al
large, ami tbs appointment was rail-.
nru by tue convention, ~ was thst OF
Aitt. Frances A., BgAuohAmp OF KY,
assistant recording secretary. Al OF
the oilicsIs received Au oyatlon when
the Iusult % tue ballotng was made
known. Miss willard was tue gecepi.
rnt VI seyUgsl lmmuuae bouquets. 10
wac announced that H09fgla, having
the largys. delegation, won the prize
OF ylsil by Misa Willard to its annual
state C94vu utiIn.
Ettnu afternoon session, reports OF
hlii.lpl Interests laid over from yes.
torJAY, we're mAde.
Appointments Of national eupefiu-
tuugcnh o. departments, made Dy tho
executive c1mmitlec, vage read and
c3uilgmel by toe Convention. Most OF
those were .egppclngcd, Mrs. Mary
Il. Hunt, worll's aud national super
intondung uitoleuiIflc Temperance In.
sIuCillu, doyoivl an npur 10 tha work
U. hug doplT,m1hi, a4iur which tho 10.
ports ~ Orgsuzsrs were presented.
Among th.1u rapustiug was Mti. Ada
W. Unguh, ossgop,