The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25
Y.M.C.L.STAIE CONVENTION
WILL DE HELD N THIS CITY ne
GINNING NEXT FRIDAY.
Five Leading Associations In state
viii ne Represent~d--coii~w Or
esaissttens Likely 20 Take but
swboraisate Part In proceedimws.

The Washington state convention of
Young Mems Christian Associations will
meet In this city, November 30 10 Decem-
Der and q II Will not be large gath
ering. There ara but I'VE city associa-
tfors IN the state. including the Seattle
association. There are seven college as
sociations. but II is hardly probable that
they viii be largely Represented. owing
to the time Of holding the convention
and the further fact that most OF the
college associations expect 10 send deIe-
gates 10 the students conference watch
Is held In December 1T Pacific Grove.
Cal. stuart n Hsnna, college secretary
for the Pacific Northwest estimates thai
there will b. twenty or twenty-five dei-
egates from outside the city.
The international committee VIII he
represented by four ~ its secretaries.
Frank obar. az Chicago. who IL the edi-
tor Of Association Men. the lead nw pub
ilcafseu ~ the n NJ. c. A.. ~ North
America. will he IN attendance Mr.. ober
Il brother ~ Miss Caroline H. pbsr.
professor ~ romance languages AZ the
University % Washington.
a. q. Ward. another Of ths secretaries
~ the International committee, will be
present Mr. Ward " Stationed AZ Min
neapolsp. and Ia charged With tn sup~r
vision OF the city associations west of
the Mississippi
Fred ~ smlth. ~ chscago. In also 10
be here Mr. smith 10 the evangelist
secretary. and gives his time 10 ths pro-
motion Of the iistlnctlvety religious wo,k
of the associations throughout the entire
country. He nfst came into prem hence
IN eernsction with the army and navy
during the Spanish-Amaricsa war He
was At once the hest.kncwn and most
popular Of shr spmsthng like loo sccre-
tarses engaged rs the Y. NJ. c. A. in the
service
II was IN connection With tbs work
that he esrnsd the snhriau.s ~ ~the "a.
varf;e ~ Chickamanxs camp" A. in3i-
Gated hs the programme published below
Ms smith take. a meet active part IN
th@ proceedings ~ ths convention.
" r. Coltan college secretary for the
TERRITORY wsss ~ chicago. ss 70 retisru
for the convention Mr. Gotten was here
r~eeasty eouda.ting a campaign 81 shs
state university under this auspices *
tho Y. A. &. A ihere
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ined ~ the state executive committee.
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