The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
NATIONAL VIC. 7. U.
4, If the Fourth Day of the
4 Convention
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y soyS FOR COLLEGE, ARE LARGE
!. pl.does General tInston and
Dla'e tor Donation for York in
pee the philippines

4 ,be National Woman mrs Ia
b day % ,ce Union convention 'gned an
Tempero".,r. ,,h a full attendant OF su
morning .he morning exercises Nre
gates, anu " Mrs lmogen La Chale.
Edea W ~ the Arizona union 'SonolorcA
FSep' Nv Mrs. Lucy Thurman -, ,,V co,orea A.
lvea =, ,ne,intendent among inc IRE nreat loi
ligan s"p "ave her report, showing sr.a We
fle' VINO nor race and satisfactory ~ E
d amons = rho country, She staten
i all over .uis,ona retarded the VOTE
~ ,V state. There were ~
bat IN New York alone n,orn,rg
Fnihsa !" stevens stated this motp th,s
feslaen Injections for colleges uur' , 18th,
the vO" ,yere the largest at any s'
tn " the convention. .onort was
rs oil tns reformatory work repor, was
4 pa hy Mrs. Jane Kinney ., and va.
a ,tc of conyicts was , qera,,st their con
Sts plans ouGtSa 40 hate the SIN ana IVY
Hon. sue To- the attitude We mus "a a.
ii sinner 10 tbem practical neip '1elr
III must CIV "a We must do IL w III
n g onr plans. We INNS until
&nmE no more convict n1rnted and
~ aAan he IlVl''A's iHlrfatlun
~ onelS and until moral ahu al con.
ia shed. hhu bn thrown around az -.
a11ence may doing a great deal lpi n
atis leA1nniS two matrons "le ;,terest
81 N'v ~ cities hut greaS WI Yin promise
aFe i nTtIfosted in the WORK. WIN
sf6uture delei tdpac. In the bylaws, were
23roposeu NJ. Question was Warmly
5>Cusfeo' A,,tbather candidates leCtWW' ~
#lel ~ and supprintendehls ,.n'tbtrds
f1 auiAenS nv majority or Us doc
aH M ~ The official board. oiitc those
"a "a that all should be tre ei1g IN in as new
ffeI ,S snns and those coming =" maj a
ih Qlnces "i, Inv vote of 2U2 to. :, thu trc /,
isp dldales, tbe of6cial board Will as ~
MelOfiJ tde as TO nominations anu w.
Wole 9 ~ ,r,..,, ,rovet
70 Itsry C. Braham OF llllhoi9 INN an,
n. sdontion Of an amel'NuliLir,,n1.y Notlona
"a laIIpyteandent branch secretary, eau reap
p,Ior or evangelist to Wh3seu i bo1
ann affections is made, sn sun,
peh .pls nv, r. be heard by suDcollltli ~,
.ha noS6cial board, so that a rtpoa' Vol
made 10 the convention 4n% a IN,
he taken By the cor yii'''''
4, VIZ vote deciding. Carried al. % IN
/. IN ny no'' we've made tor the work OF ~
~ ItusfT the states reporting "a i'.,
81 ,i,i,s rom s. to so. Spesl3i SoM,
s1 Su soocleties swellcd the roll ana inul =.
Sec,ned in Mrs. HOFFMAN slNlI5 a.
f4Mss Preston OF NpIlH h1d =
r,pment from North DaN0.a , ma
,taen Though in the severest Galiil, g',5e
q hod loss loss from wounds anu uiSo"ff
a'V Tas in every way superior III M NJ,
X efficiency. 4 Kansas delegate w PiS"1
General Funston and Kansas SlV,
(, N sTbs memorial services were now !" ol
N silence being enjoined. II WIS :;
n cted by Mrs stevens in most a, /,
/ Messiye manner The following; ~"
70 read. all standing MIS- lefS VA
II Mace Indiana; Mrs. Mary " Ea,
&assachusetts; Mrs. Janett BalrI ~, ~
h I'm Montana: Mrs Narclssa Nhlle Nm Nm
Neon: Mrs Anna s. Wharton, DelaWIa5
M Josephine Mateman, ONO; MISS Mss ~
SasSe, 4 Leayett, Maine; Mrs. EhzaHn
Morris, Missouri Rev. Joseph ~ ~
Nsssachusetts. Mrs. Graham sang;
Nm Away that Bright city STAMPS;
3,nseen Fity Of Eoyed Ones Gone BeIoi
No. Followed hy Mrs. stevens
E$ sssachusetts for those who nave ~
1punsel and their beautiful hEes 10
Muse. They sun live, Lite - .ne