The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05
TRAVELLERS PROTECTIVE
" ASSOCIATION
Wv OF AMERICA.

hNl~"s
, that dealer can not give every man tina;
calls an order but re can sag no" IN
fSu but Sleasaa' manner
fhe prestige ani vantage ground now
! entered ~ tss waNe cling salesman ~as
rot his heritage, Tot has grown from
itssEr,ircsnce and has resulted despite dis
ofgagerneuz ard even deriss9n.
Ict's al get down to work and make
lss-s a -eeari breaker iu the Travellers
Protective Association BY doubling the
| rrernSershiv This can easily hs accom-
plfshea L every member would only fend
in single application for membership.
Try It.
The vocation Of a coran. erciai traveller
hzz 30 .oon for ths dr9ne or the slug
eAr3. The manufactures. wholesaler aad
iotber has 20 USE ;or that kind Of
man 20 represent the varied interests CT
the Arm on the read.
When frm enFages the services OF
travelling maa Die shouid be given a clear.
/ concise understanding IS 20 MS duties and
I v.fat IS esp c'ea 81 him IN manner ;hai
/ tbers can be no possible ch&nce for a
/ misuuderstansins afierward.
! 1He most valued ofaeer In a pos, OF
division is pushing and energetic ser-
I re' AIRY The loss from uoa,pay rDent of
dues caa be Ireely obyiatsd by that ofh-
1er. When you set The rght one. keep
/ hirn .n ofire aad pay fair price for his
iator. lie deserves ii.
/ u requires hustllus anI mo iettng up
IN the good work Of securing new mem
Y.trs While rhe o. eri-s OF the Travellers
{ Protective Association o. America are
recognized eN efs.r.Here yet the future %
tie organ zat.on IS what ITS membership
viii make " IN each respective division.
Tne CONNIE rtlai traveller IS man Of
abuses BY the man ot business ne IS
csl.rd ths 'Irlnaper.'' bv others, 'the
arisht Of tss erif by others sun. che
travelling salesman" and by the ladies'
.tlsa angel ~ eorni -rre.' hut never ''Den-
MS for he never fails % get there
n So an sns4paratie function OF tEe
Travellers vocation io ala IN Afcng ga"
pan Of ignorance walsh euNel9ja an9 i1
ecmoYins The hong grown Tnoss from the
Lacks ct nou-progressiye elements ot hue
rfaa society. Tor be IS a strict believer OF
that aiv.ne ell1t. "L'r there be light
| There ar= some surprises awaiting IA
Whole ioi Of people when ihey have pass s
on 70 she Frest beyond. Some OF those
1 who 20 20 the better place Nin miss see.ne
some people there whom they hal eApe' Pc
a. " ould b. ready to greet tae7n at the
IRON. cato. and they viii aud others There
prorn they had expected had gone further
down.
/ The typical American commercial traE-
| elot has iudeiihiy stamped ha Impress
/ upon ais axe and nis country
The man Oh the ic4d--aud We meet HIN
cS.en--Who foo,Anly irna-ines that he Is
milking "a lasting impression upon the
minds oc hls fellow travellers when lac re-
laits the large salas made 10 dnercIs,
customers. makes ls tlred. The up-to-
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FROM NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.
81. Louis, Mo, December ---Pre-i.eu'
Joseph q. Heoth OF Texas division hes pr
c4n.zeI "a rev rost 81 bc known as POSI-
~ T-Xas division, 40 Gainesville, Texas
and National Chairman Of the Press Com
uittee j. li-n j. ~" cooperating Nlu
Irfa5en- l}-otn with a view To r7-orgaai2
nr fso JOSH a. lit weston. Texas. ana %
establish .l new COST a. il lafo. Texas
/ Tla 81 encouraging ANA chow thai ltNat
d.t .sioa Us under ihe present rc-ln, "i+'
awake an4 81. "a tAo front Ane- Ih'
rtuics ot the officers OF Post *. Texas
division. 10 Cg4resyu!e. TcSas. h4se a.i
tr. been r.4.4scI 90 Rational hsalqraf
tors
Indiana division Us also displaying SOM
activity and Aag recently Organize f'pS
- of tdai diyson az Frankfort. The otn
HaH.0 q
ucnt 81. s. Coulter vice president, J. l'
/ Kramer. selsrtary ana treasurer RobcI
Sims Newton DAVIS. \. j. Cooper, W
liattold a. Hgsscy AMI " ShAior' dt
A sta.a election WAS held by rpecla
crlcr OF tAe Ma EQUAL board 81 iisr TORS ~
A4asslg i u5alts u.sis.pu on Noteinnrl -
ltFs, headquarters had Teen located q
Hcstou. but ;hD membership tn Boston
being quite su.ali aLd lh- president 81 ~
division n4.ius taken pay H.iI- lnlri'h
hle meriHcrgitp 20 lapse, and, having
failed io cali z state tlscQun a. me Tfsh
lai ume la-l spiiHa, a lev ,.'St .',l ~ -
aa. was tsld Et topieys Motel, rprnH
Neil Mass States otncats nAected wcf
io.invs S. ~ Titus. presldeli- Cool
Wsr.l stre-. r $ J"ryls, secretary AN
ti.aa4rar, poslofaee BOX ~, an o. sprins
vas u "a 81. foiiG9s 9 { Mann. chair
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ali 81 sfgl Itel9 a1d lnarles SiTHrs,e,
ond ~ St2-s " s~s'on. Mas, a ~
-, pttAr efiirNFs cirffts ~r~e ius follows
al H g. Pelham. ~ }flrh street cfaiima
Is raliroa. committee f. . Jrrvls pos
g. cfirs box 10 chairman pvess committee
g. a. Murn, 81 Summer avenue, chairmu
hotel c1aiaittse u. r. St-S ems, pHstoi41
,t ppN ilt-, ehsiimln legislative cQnlmitte
" G.. w. Eanre1aerr ~ farhrla stree
~ chairman cnTlsyr ent ccmni., ,e.- diNisip
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