The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07
j. q. JOHNSON 44 .E R sss's sn: o' 3ss
tract with Travellers Protective Assn, Same as
Y. {. T. Satisfaction guaranteed.
NEW ORLEANS CONVENTION.
Post n. New Orleans, Held Another
Enthusiastic Meeting,

New Orleans Plcayune,
The regular monthly meeting ~ Post
B. Travellers Protective Association. was
ters in the board OF trade building and
1t was interesting from the standpoint of
showing the progress making with the
National convention to be held in this
city next May. President Guet and Mem
bers staudinger. Sam Blum, Louis ochs.
Ferd Marx, Eli Blum. Frank Chapman,
Gus Elmer. A. Friedlander. George NJ,
Ahrons. A. 70. Hsbert, Sol Law. T. Theiot.
John Coos and John Adkins were present.
Tho secretary notified the post that
there had been a perceptihle increase in
membership since the previous meeting
and more applications would be announced
at the next meeting,
The secretary was requested TO forward
all communications addressed to the State
division to the News Letter. in order TO
arouse the members In all parts OF the
country and get them interested IN tho
1900 convention.
On the motion Of Mr. Ahrons. the post
directed the executive convention COM
mittee to secure buttons stamped "T. r.
A.. 1900, New Orleans" and forward them
10 the various posts throughout the coun-
try for distribution, in order to advertise
the convention.
A communication was IN hand from Ma
uonal headquarters, advising the Louis
lana division that the National body had
given notice 10 all divisions throughout
the country that the first day of the con-
vention in New Orleans IN 1900 would be
on May %.
Mr.. Sol Levi, a committee OF one from
the city drummers. made report 10 the
post that satisfactory arrangements had
been made for the assistance OF thu city
drummers In making the convention OF
1900 success in all particulars.
Upon the motion Of Mr., Ahrons com
mittee OF three. composed OF Messrs sam
Blum. Louis 0chs and r. O. Staudinger,
were appointed to meet a like committee
from the city drummers and mako ar
rangements for the selection of quarters
In which 70 have meetings.
The secretary reported that the NOR
chants and manufacturers were subscrib-
Ing literally FOR the book 10 be published
under the auspices OF the post and State
division.
Chairman Sam Blum OF the executive
corve-tion committee made the followin.
adj, X to the post:
Organizations for all useful purposes
whether legislative, benevolent or social
can only achieve practical aud benefca
results by the establishment OF power
Capital IS organized Cor carrying forward
usefu. enterprises but without the aid o.
labor II could not succeed All industrie,
must be equipped like machine TO rur
smoothly and successfully. and Just sc
with every business enterprise. The com.
merclal traveller is the most importaa,
factor In making a success OF the dIstri.
button Of goods. The commercial trayele,
today is the direct channel OF the spread
OF wealth over the entire Nation. TIL,
want machinery Of trade that covers IN,
entire continent with cleaning rails AMI
nlls the ocean with great ships: thai
builds cities and towns where million,
" artisans. weayers, mechanics and thous
ards nj industries thrive. owe much Il
she oonmercial traveller, and he Is g unit
Of ne great association which Is con
unu1ng DE upbtrilding o. this country
me irnuenee " the Traselers' Protective
Aaspoin<oa Of America has been felt in