The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04
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F1rs Wors TeAAs Nsr-a i--SHudsY
ss.stn voc February t' To ths-s
sssr-slr- "a tas nov -Ff-t Csrlstis1
sgres 40 go-t wcvs -s--arsaejs rata-
e-.rr 5l was uce a-ls8sI cc-a-te-.
lslgs taa aitsra1o- % iaa 3a!ls4tloe -
tos aen sat hcslt5tul .sup1t stectet az
1 was ~ ,aE sre-B % r, R-v Hornfr z.
wHsrz aad bis t2at o.. s7U-vsrs in sas
:are O., p@.1 ogge.aioo. TIE copsgmnaa-
tl7n % szy vgrE vas ~ itself victory %
s1irh 10 De rr0ad- Tbs b71r specified nc-
'aS sst ASIDE t7r toe ceremonies iacyieH;
% ZOE 1eclctSlQG q re elegant uemlr ai
window presented BY me traveliaS mon
~ the country as a tesglg1CriAl az thc1g
. apprcctsgsGn O. saeir fiec4 Bro Wslso1.
1uise humber Of the pFomlneut travel
iHS ZeE from over tho State Eers prss-
EFT Tee forrl Of exercises consisted u
al elegant musical programme BiSle
sea&iEg aot prayer. Howard W. Peak.
president Of tie BeneyOsut League OF
Texas Travellers. laea In = few feeling
words presented the sindow 10 the uansr
Of me travelling men o. America aud
wound up by introducing his hcaoT, Mayor
2. b FafdoSS who delivered an eacom-
igm ca The travelling men as we'll as gnelr
friend and champion Rev. Wilson 4
!cEcia.e sacscA ~ n. B. Maphbanks.
state dlreeSGr Of he Travellers ProSeetive
( Association. NhirA was full Of va,n. vine
gar and wit shriiFed the aUdlenve and puf
ihem IA the best Of spirits Following
Mr. NaFehbaRks we're brief addresses sy
Mitchell grand counsellor Of the
3 niied Commercial Travellers for the
state. President Dan ". Easkeg % the
Texas division, T. =. A.; the old war
aorse. John }. Kutshi. ex-Nationai d.
cscior q the Travellers Protective Assc-
Siaiiop. and Rev Mayer % PhilsdciahIa
The closing speaker being that beloved
person and friend " the travelling men.
Key Homer T. Wilson. National chaplain
OF the Travellers Protective Associziion.
aud pastor Of the Third Christian church
q For Worth. His sccepsation 81 the
window 10 hehal OF his congregation and
ms loving words for the dFummers every
where were received with deep ap1rs,ia-
ton. Much disappointment sss napifesf.
ed al the absence OF Hon. Jerry ". Porter
sao was 20 have addressed the meeting or
this occasion.
Letters IL regret were read from Grand
councillor Day OK the Up.tsd Commercial
Travellers and National Presidsn, al, I.asfa
o. the Travellers Protective Association.
Prominent members az both orders fha
United Commercial Travellers and ire
Travellers Protective Association, we're In
etidenee on the platform. notably amous
them being Grand Page B. z. hartman 5.
the National council Of the United Com
mereiai Travellers and State Secretary j.
b Seegar and Railroad Chairman :. Prge.
S5oss OF tht United Commercial Travellers.
Stale Railroad Chairman A. P. Poute ana
state Director R. L. Freye OF he Trav-
eleEs Protectiye Association, as wen a.
many others.
Il needless TO add that re occasion
vas enioyed by an Il vas .Ialn 10 80
: inai the bond OF anion between tae Dos
|, vac we're present and who felt The splsi:
: ana Il IS TO be hoped that ,he inauesss,
! q the dsy. viii be eel; icng after the 80
Elephants have passed from the srsrs i,
fs''0n' n. W P.