The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
 IS SELECTED Montgomery Representa- lives at Conference. MASS MEETING ENTHUSIASTIC Session Limits Itself to Simple
 Business Routine. Country Beats Will Choose Men In- dependently and Kaye 7duai
 Power When the Big
 Gathering Assemblies
MASS MEETING ENTHUSIASTIC

More than 120 voters of Montgomery were at the Court House last night gathering for business session to name a delegation from the seven beats of the city to the anti-amendment con- ference which will be held here Wed. nesday. The delegation, as named by a committee of five, consists of eighty four of the most influential citizens of Montgomery and of the State.
 The meeting was for business solely as had been announced. and beyond the appointment of the delegation, nothing was done. No speeches were made.
 Major R. E. Stiner called the meet ing to order, and announced its pur- poses. The delegation appointed, he declared will be representative of the city alone, and will not conflict with the delegations from the county beats or from labor organizations or the Com merical Club.
 Upon motion, committee of five was named by Mir. Steiner to select tbe delegoatin, the selection to be ratified by the meeting as . whole. The com mittee, consisting of W. w. HI. M. F Legrand, c. B. Teasley. H. N. Hughes and J. J. Corners, reorted the delega- tion as follows;
 W. c. Oates, W. W. Screws. A M Baldwin, E. R. Tabor. J. L. Hall Hartwel Douglass, James Gallagher J. Y. Brame, L. w. Ashley, John l. Connors. T. J. Reynolds. NJ. P Legrans E. c. Andrew, B. P. Crum, F. B. Fisk R. J. Chambers. Phares Coleman, c. B Teasley. Charles T. Pollard, J. s. Pink ard. w. A. Saffold, w. Smiley Smith W. s. Webber, Ray Ruston, Robert Hugger, B. Frank, John V. Smith, w. A Gayle, J. Kirkman Jackson R. k Steiner. H. N. Hughes, J. H. Harda. way, wm Ketzky, J. B. Nicrosi, Pa McGauley, G. M. Oliver, R<F. Ligon J. T. Letcher. John T. Walker, w. w Hill, John Sheen. J. H. Cook. E. c Fowler, E. B. Joseph, A. c. Forbes Robert Tait, Jacques Loeb. c. c. Devin- ney, R. H. Jones, L. c. Cardinal, Horace Stringfenow, H. c. Davidson, Pau Hill, T. Scott Sayre, W. T. Sheehan W. A. Davis, R. T. Goodwin. Castor Gunter, George W. Halls. pr. A. c Fitzpatrick. W. L. Holliwell. A. Moritz F. o. Walsh, A. H. Eubanks. Hugf Gallagher. J. c. Hass J. D. Geibel. c B. Coins, simon Gasssnheimer. w. A Graves. W. E. Haygood. c. Y. Bogacki B. McAdams. M. J. Byrone, L. D. Shu maker. R. c. Morgan. M. Ryan, S. A Solomon. s. M. Simpson and w. B Whiting.
 
 adopted by unanimous vote of tht meeting. The chairman of the com mittee, MT. Hill, declared that the body had omitted the names of many promi nent citizens because they would bt needed in the organization of subse quent campaign committees when thu fight on the constitutional amendment would be actively prosecuted and thai 1t was not deemed e1pedient to place xR -I citiZens.
 Neither. he said, was there any at- tempt to name delegates from the coun- try beats. but only from thS seven wards of the city.
 Beat nineteen, comprising the portion of the county contiguous to the city on the west will be represented by d delegation already named. The delega- tion. as read last night, Is: J. R. Can telou. W. M. Johnson, A. W. Warner A P. Gordon. R. Cantelou and Joe Chesnutt.