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President Belva A. Lockwood, District of Columbia.
1st Vice-President, Clara B. Colby, Nebraska.
2D Vice-President, Martha D. Lincoln, District of Columbia
Cor. Secretary, M. E. Gardner, Illinois.
Rec. Secretary, C. B. Harrison, District of Columbia
Treasurer, L. M. Ormes, District of Columbia
National Association for the Promotion of Arbitration.
Jacob M. Troth, Virginia.
Katherine D. Clark, Kentucky.
Dr. T. A. Bland, District of Columbia
Nettie S, Chapin, Iowa
Isaac T. Gibson, Iowa.
C. A. Van Cort, N. .Y. City.
619 F Street, Washington, D.C.,] May 12 1902
Dear Mrs. Sewall,
Agreeable to your instruc-
tions of Apr. 29, I at once proceded to
organize to secure as good a peace meeting
as I could in the time allotted, and have
secured Friend's Church on Fst. Street
18 & 19. N.W. have secured a good list of
speakers, have had the meeting announ-
ced in the churches and have announ-
ced it myself at the Friday meeting of
the Press Club, where I read your letter,
at the Suffrage Club on Thursday,
and at the meeting of the Secular
League yesterday, where I made a
preliminary talk, and was preparing
to get in newspaper notices, and to send
out cards for special invitations, when
a flaming announcement appears in
our Washington papers stating that
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