New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
u,ss Finch Is INDICATED in
0'' ne Management of
the Magazine.
.ccuISFR UNABLE TO
'v waKE HERSELF HEARD
Work Contributed $1,000 to
W. Continental Hail. State
Regent Reports.

-, ne Tribune bureau
Ar-n ee.-There was ex-
N'saH- - sov ~ the third session OF
.isnsn' . - the National Society
~ OF :, the American Revolution
1aas' -. tight meeting. when the ten
sven .,,..ss Tor vice-presidents genera
''na'r nor,ina,ed. was not devoid o. spice e.
T''e ~, ,oy,ceraent this morning oy
ne - president general. that the
VS. 50 was compelled on account OF
lres'u. =, grave events 70 cancel MS re-
T'sss.' - .he congress caused regret
''P'', r,.np Clark went 10 the rescue
N's On'.. ~st home" for the delegates.
ard sS, 60 -esd her report as chairman
y. committee on Continental Han
-. most interesting accomplish
Vns . ros transplanting from Washing
--,h ~ Mount Vernon thirteen
a. one was put AZ the base OF
50 :, ,be pillars representing the thir-
=. o-,r,n.l states and forming the COL
..,s.d entrance 20 the hall
New York Gave $500.
willard 6 Augsburg, state regent
- vo-t showed that the Daughters
=. -.a,A rad contributed nearly $500
-. fu,d for the hall. besides other
,...,,,s Almost as large sum was
,....a from the State OF Washington
-, rAarv. state regent. adding as
o,si rif, 500 70 the 500 con-
..s...s Nv the chapters Of the state.
s,-. state regents forgot 70 announce
.,,,. amounts o. Their contributions
= o.s.rs could not be heard ten Feet
- ,hA platforr1 on account OF the
- -. while the donations were
hslag announce
-. absorbing subject of The daN was
=. charge made against Miss Florence
/. r,.b ~ New York. chairman OF the
....,,A committee. in an unsigned doc
-, YESTERDAY. = was promised yes
- ,ha. a signed copy Of the docu-
--. would he presented from me
,,,,,c-r to-day. but the delegates were
..,a,v n-epa-ed for the dramatic scene
vh,ch was presented.
,.s, the minutes of Yesterdays meet
-s-e -ead 4 woman appeared IN the
..,,,s n, the stage. Her face was pale
"a there was about her every evidence
7. ~-.,, excitement. = was Mrs. Lyman
s,o--,s.sst. % the District OF Columbia
u,,s,,c g sheaf OF papers aloft, she an
-o-nesd that she was the author OF the
i,eumert which came 70 light yesterday
- asked that Il be circulated Mrs
s,o-v saw a storm brewing, and ruleo
DISCUSSION out Of order.
Miss Finch indicated.
Mss Finch was with her attorney AZ the
ss-k ~ the stage she read her report
~ as though nothing had happened.
L was clear and businesslike. BY u she
saoved the condition Of the magazine al
airs under It's former management
Ta.nrs were q such a chaotic state she
sad. that she could not even md a list o.
ne subscribers and advertisers Notes mad
zen given which were pressing for pay
asnt. but ror which the former manager
snd not the National Society % Daugh-
,srs was responsible.
Wss Finch said the liabilities ~ the
magazine when she took possession
rear ago were $500 %. OF which $1,000
vss n notes. and that. according 10 tho
ssllting COMPANY which handled the &C
.eunts. the magazine was running at
loss ~ about s. 600 a year.
Three-fourths Of the expenditures. MISS
Frch said. were for printing magazines
lsnandsd by Daughters who had sent
Subscriptions and received nothing IN
return Cheeks and vouchers were
s,own 10 prove that subscriptions were
'.csired by the former manager ana
zshed long after ne ceased 70 be con-
'sste1 with the affairs o. the organi-
zr0,
lrs. sornstedt made another effort 70
stak from The platform and justify her
i1rge. but was ruled out OF order.
nefe IS section II the j.. y. =. con-
~ nav be- suwnarl4y dealt with Dy
ne narOosl society. but the matter
''esaatly VIII be- settled IN the courts.
. well was Miss TiuChs report re-
efe1 that She received the unanimous
corsenent OF the congress. she re-
N --'.A t'.' : IDS" Will O. it~sr -
roses sent b" the mem bers or the
+egszine committee.
Nrs. Story presidcs daily with but a
--r vase ~ flowers on the table ne
,t her The numerous tributes pre-
tlisg 9y her admirers are sent 10 dec
e.s ne uDpe- gallery and later are
Yer n friends She wore to-day the
az simple o-chid satin costume In
-n.en she has presided each morning
~ example SIS having It's eNect
~, t.s DELEGATES. who formerly dressed