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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-01-12
WINCHESTER NOTES,

Rev, and Mrs, n, A, Townsend en-
segSASNe& With an attractive New
Years &lNNer, = eongenlal bunch OF
friends ana relatives in honor of
Mr, Mla, Porter. ol Cincinnati, Ohio,
ana Mrs A, NJ, Townsend and son,
u Nashville. at their home on Mon
aSN at = y N, Mrs. Townsend is
3 COX ~ rare ability, which was
10 less demonstrated Monday, The
long DINING table from which was
served An old-fashioned New Years
dinner In the true Southern hospita-
A,s STYLE was ladened withs all the
seasons delicaeies, which were enjoy
"a hy all. Seated at the table were
Rev. and Mrs. n, A. Townsend, Rev.
aud Mrs. Martin. Mrs, A. Nj. Town
send and son. Mrs. WiRiam Brown
Estiu SPRINGS, Tenn; Sally Darrell
and Leroy Bone.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A marriage simple in its plan but
beautiful in its sOlemniEation was
thar OF December 21St, uniting Miss
Maggie Armstrong and Mr.. Turner
W. Ledbetter. The ceremony was
said by Rev. Anderson, of the st.
James Church, at the home of the
brides brother and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Armstrong, ESQ Fillmore
street. in the presence of large
number Of relatives and friends. Be
fore the bridal party entered Miss
Amanda Perkins sang THE hour that
gave me 10y" Mr.. Edward Bailey
presided at the piano and Played
Mendelssohns wedding march, and
during the ceremony The Answer
The bridal procession was led by
Mr.. Jesse Beasley as best man, and
the attractive maid of honor, Miss
Clara Juanita Frierson. Mr.. Beas
lev came through the reception hall
while Miss Frierson came through
the living room into the spacious
parlors and they met at the altar
Then came the bride and groom In
the same form as the maid of honor
and best man, and met at the altar
where the officiant awaited the brida
party before an embankment of palm
PARTY before an embankment o.
palms, studded with white chrysan
themums.
The bride was beautiful in white
satin with pasJe mentrie trimmings
of pearls, she carried a bouquet O.
brides roses and lilies of the valley
The maid of honor was lovely il
an elaborate lace-trimmed frock witt
touches of creme satin, and she car
ried pink carnations.
A large and handsome collection o
gifts consisting of silver, cut glass
and china were received.
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MEHARRY.
Contributions for Hubbard Hospital
and Meharry Medical COLLEGE.


DR.. G. w. Hubbard begs to ac-
knowledge the receipt, during the
past week. of $4,000, as a contribu.
ton from Mr.. Jno. A. Patten, OF Chat.
tanooga, to the Hubbard Hospital
Fund.
DR. NJ. c. B. Mason, Secretary of
the Freedman's Aid Society, has re-
Gently received, from a citizen of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, the sum of 100000
towards an endowment fund for the
college.
DR., Mason hopes to spend con-
siderable portion of his time during
the present year in the endeavor to
raise $1O,000.00 towards an endow-
ment fund for the institution.
The patronage secured by the Hub
bard Hospital during the past month
was very encouraging. A large num-
Der of patients was cared for, and
the treatment, including surgical OPP
erations, was free of charge-a few
private cases excepted.
The physicians of Nashville are in.
vited to bring their patients to the
Hospital.
There are twelve young women en-
rolled in the Nurse Training Depart
ment, and they are all doing salts.
factory work.
Miss Emma Youngblood, of the
Nurse Training Glass of 1911, and
Miss Sylvia Terrell of the Glass Of
1905, have returned to take post
/ graduate work
The regular monthly University
service will be held at Meharry Au
ditorium on Sunday morning, 14th
inst, at IL o'clock, and the sermon
will be preached by. DR.. Ira Landrith
Regent of Belmont College of thi
city
At $3.50 on Sunday afternoon tbs
Y. NJ. C. A. will be addressed b.
Rev. ]. D. Bushell, pastor of the FRS
Baptist Church, of East Nashville
and solo will be sung by Mrs
Bushell
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COLUMBIA NOTES.

Miss Lulu Lockbridge entertained
the Fisk Club Friday evening, De
cember 29th. The occasion was
especially enjoyed as it gave the club
an opportunity of being present at
the marriage of said Miss Lulu Lock
ridge to Mr.. Lewis T. Hall. The
young man is a prosperous and ener-
getic farmer of Maury County. Rev.
J. S. Gilmore oficiated. Miss Sadie
Frierson of Chicago, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Frier.
son, of Graham street. Mrs. Clara
Little, of Chicago, is guest of Miss
jamie Green. Mr.. Andrew Coleman
and Mrs. Kate BOYD were quietly
married at the brides home on En-
borgo street Sunday, December oath
Mrs. Willie Sanders, of st. Louis, is
visiting relatives and friends here
The Emancipation celebration at st
Paul A. M. e. Church January Isl
was largely attended More interest
was manifested on the part Of the
general public thon has been known
for years An interesting program
was rendered both day and night
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wsVvgv,Ols NOTES

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the Ao,SsayS 81 Raa, VsSs8sass Aes
xrAn&nsNsAsg As>a Ws,ssa. she Wse
oe&ve here II a eeW a&SS SSe &,0Was
Vslls. WNsSa SA,a wsG teach sAsS Wsa,
ter, MssSaS Gsszesaa sNa Neaaas Al
aea SeeAt Wednesday SRS rA@sSSSy
near NSaaA VsSSsSRe Nm, eeeS Nicely
ana eSMfN alSsae O2ea MeNe@asy,
Ssa a. MT, ana NsS, MSSgse MesNscr
ney, Was barred $aa5&S, Neeesasez
SsSs. MIS-, Armenia ssrSWssS See@t
3 pa~s a Ire MAS wstA her parents
MI. and Mrs. Doe wSlSS. MvS, A@aso
X. White len here SaaaSS GsS'As els
route for 81. lsoGsS. her Nome, SsSeS
spending about ten DAYS AeCa MI,
I'd Cruise. the AsS man WHO was
sid 10 have wessAea $lF No@aSS
died suddenly Saturday morning,
Mr.. Willis Perry, the old uaAn q
Fayette corner. waS buried Sunday
Miss I.ueillA Price visited friends Al
VildO Thursday and Friday, Mr.
sam shelton. who lives near TsyloCS
Chapel. spent sunday nisht with Or
Shelton. en- route to Lane CollOse
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FRANKLIN NOTES.

The Canarian Art Club met We'd
nesday evening with Mrs. De Short,
with the president presiding. Meet
ing was opened in the usual way.
Sang "Till the day break" Prayer
was offered by Mrs. Dave Hughes
The roll was called and each member
responded with Bible verses. A
charming lecture was made by Miss
Willie Nicely, visiting Mrs. Lubertie
s Thomas. Each member engaged
in their needle work, which is
moving on nicely. Much work has
been done, and we hope to do great
err this year At a late hour two
course menu was served. Next meet
ing will be at Mrs. Hattie Mitchell.
Mrs Eugene Johnson spent Sunday
and Monday in Franklin with her
father. Mr.. Jasper Reddick Mrs
Jackson Melvin gave luncheon IN
honor of DR.. T. B. Reddick and Mrs
Fugenia Johnson, of Nashville. A
three-course menu was served. Ut
IT. B. Reddick has returned TO St
Iouis. after ten days stay in Ten
nessee. Mr.. Tony Hildrith spent
a few days in Nashville this weeE
visiting his niece, Mrs. Mamie l.
Sargent. who is visiting from Chica
go. .,uo,
Mrs. Jno Ewing, Sr., entertaine'
Tho For-get-me-not Art Club Thurs
day afternoon, December 2Sth, VIII
the president, Mrs. Parish Williams
presiding. After the regular rou
time of business, the club enjoyed
social hour during which time dalI
Nv refreshm nts were served. Mis-
Matte B. Johnson, of Nashville, an
Mrs. Henry Ewing were guests
the hostess. At a late hour tn
meeting adioured to meet with Mr.
John A. Hughes, January 4th. On
of the most enjoyable events OF tn
Xmas holidays was a "Christma
Tree" given by the For-get-me-no
Art Club at the residence Of Mr.. an
Mrs. Jno. w. Reddick, Wednesda
evening. December 9th The tire
was very prettily decorated with Il
club colors, blue and yellow. II
presents were wrapped in gay colo
ed tissue paper and tied with r.
and green ribbon, which altogeth
presented a very beautiful seen
The club has a membership of fou
teen and each were permitted to
vite two guests. Each member ga
the other a present, also a present
each guest, which made the tot
number or presents more than ty
hundred. Those present were Nh
Will Cartwright and two childre
and Miss Matte B. Johnson,
Nashville; Mr.. Joe Otey, of
Louis, Mo-; Mrs. Carol Hodge, MI
Jacob SHELDON, Prof. and Mrs
f. Reynolds, Mrs Ephriam otey MI
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DAYTON NOTES.

Rev. Cunningham, Of Chattanooga,
preached at the Mount Zion Baptist
Church Sunday for Rev. Striplings.
Mr.. Eli Brown, who has been in
Retro Tenn, for the past week, re-
turned Friday. Mr.. George Cunning
ham, of South Dayton, has bad at
tack of pneumonia Mr.. A. w. Ma
thes, of Fox street, is in Stevenson,
Ala, at the bedside of his father,
Miss Mary Cane, who is teaching in
Marsh Town, came home during the
holidays to visit home folks. She
left Monday, January LIST to take up
school again. Miss Blanchia Mays
and Miss Geneva Foster are visiting
the Gem City, Dayton and taking in
the Emancipation Miss Ethel FL
rod, of South Dayton, left last Fri
day, December 29th, for Chicago. The
exercises rendered last Tuesday
night were excellent. The program
was made out by Miss Mab.e Frank
lin, one of Dayton's city teachers
Mrs. A. Broyles, who is visiting mel
brother in Knoxville, Tenn, has no
yet returned. Mrs. Lizzie Martin
is expecting Mrs. Fanny Lane, o
Knoxville to visit her this week. Mr.
James Davenport of Red Row, is IL
Chattanooga this week on business
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FAYETTEVILLE NOTES.

Mr.. Henry Kelley, of Columbia,
Tenn, was the guest of Miss Eugenia
Bonner Wednesday. He took his
departure Thursday morning. Mrs.
Mary Bonner and Lou Henry, OF
Chattanooga, left for home Friday
morning. Mrs. Martha Commons is
visiting her daughter and son in
Huntsville, Ala, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Commons. Misses Frances Com
mons and Jennie Whitaker returned
from Turner Normal Tuesday night.
Mrs. Rose Emma Carter returned
from Knoxville, Tenn, after several
months visit to her aunt. She re-
ports a pleasant visit.
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THE sTEWEARDEssES OF BETH
Ell A. M. E. CHURCH MONTH
LY MEETING.

The monthly meeting of the
Stewardeses Board of Bethel A. M.
E. Church met with Mrs. Maria Whit
ley, Tenth avenue, South, near
Gleaves, Tuesday evening, January
2nd. The special feature of the
evening was an interesting program
me, Mrs. A. B. Morris, president of
the board, presiding. Miss Eva
Murrell presided at the piano. The
program was as follows
Song by the choir-"Blest be the tie
that binds"
Prayer by the Pastor, Rev. VIM. Por-
ter
Song by the choir-"There's not a
Friend like the Lowly Jesus"
Scripture Reading, the 23rd Psalm, by
Mrs. Sallie Grove.
Select Reading, advice to ALP by
Miss Anna Williams.
Solo-Nazarette by Miss Anna Ruck-
er.
Address-Mr. Clint White.
Instrumental Solo-"Waves of the
Ocean," by Miss Essielu Partee.
Short Talks were given by Miss How
land of Murfreesboro, and Miss
Coleman of st. Louis.
Instrumental Solo, by Miss Eva Muir
rell.
Encouraging remarks by Rev. Frank
Brown and Mrs. Thomas.
Two selections were sung by Mr.
VIM. H. Finnon: Somewhere" and
"The hour that gave me you"
Address by Mr.. VIM. Partee.
Instrumental Solo by Miss Eva Muir
rell.
Address by Rev. Porter
A Selection by the South Nashville
Symphony Quartette Messrs. Rob
ert Frazier, G. Partee, VIM. Tinnon
Caleb and Don Whitley.
Report of the meeting,
Those of the board members pres
ent were Mrs. A. B. Morris, Elizi
Ferguson, Rhoda Allen, Maria Whit
ley, Anna Williams, Sallie Grove
Sadie o. Fisher, Mollie Owens, Dor
Ferguson; invited guests, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clint White, Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Brown, Misses Sallie Settles, Susi
Ward, Nellie Williams, Messrs BraH
ton Murrell, John Armstrong Thos
on the program, the invited guest
and the members of the board nun
bered about "a. When the program
was ended the guests proceeded t
} the dining-room where a delightfu
: two-course menu was served. TIL
! table was beautifully decorated.
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MURFREEsBoRo NOTES.

one OF the most charmingly ar
ranged affairs of the holiday season
was given Thursday from p. m. to
3 a. m. Friday at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Page. The
Christmas colors and emblems of the
holiday season were in evidence in
many clever and beautiful ways and
the scene presented was of much
beauty. Christmas holly and mis-
tletoe were used throughout the
rooms. The affair was given COM
plimentary to Mrs. Pages guest of
Nashville. A party of seventeen
chaperoned by Mrs. Marie CALDWELL
At 2 o'clock Thursday the merry
party was ushered into the elegant
dining-room, where they were served
sumptuous dinner. Menu: turkey,
celery, rolls, cranberry, pickle, pota-
toes, tomatoes, peas, corn, escalloped
oysters, jelly, macaroni, gelatin, whip
ped cream, cakes, fruit cake and
wine. The party amused them
selves with various games and music
until $50 o'clock, when the city
guests began to arrive The entire
lower floor of the Page home was
thrown open for games and music.
At late hour a tempting menu was
served: chicken, salad, pickle, crack
ers, gelatin and cake. Nashville
guests: Mrs. Marie Caldwell, Misses
Bessie Pacey, Westella Burns, Car
rie Page, Mary Page, Parthenia Page,
Bessie Cockrill, Willie Cockrill, Ella
Cockrill, Eva Collier, D. R. Battle,
DR.. Drysdale, Brown Wright, Earl
Brown Williams, Lawyer ]. P. Rhine,
Mr.. Walter Carr, Mary K Battle,
Misses Matte Smith, Lorell Brown,
Annie Smith, Johnnie Oneal, Satie
Williams, Idella Williams, Elma VIII
liams, Henrietta Williams, Mesdames
Ella Grissom, Cora Scale, Messrs.
Eugene Woodson, Ed Simpson, Wyn-
Gle Ransom, c. Percy Jordan, Henry
Lee Brown, J. B. Mcclellan, Jr,, Will
berforce, o. The Nashville guests
left on the $50 train for Nashville
Mrs. Carrie l.. Waters entertained
at a luncheon Saturday afternoon at
o'clock at her home on North Court
land street The table decorations
/ were Ol green anu Wine. .COuN sd
ton was the feature of the after
noon, after which a twocourse menu
was served. Those present were Mes
danes Richard Simpson, Frusie Heary
Revs. D. T. Burtch, B. F. Anderson
Mrs Dora Ledbetter entertained {
number of friends at a dinner part!
Friday evening, December 20, 1911
at GOA CORTLAND street, compliment
tary to Miss Emma T. Cheers, o
Nashville, and Mr. Fred McClain, o
indianapolis. The table was of holi
day decoration. A four-course men,
was served, after which music wa
furnished by Mr. Eddie Simpson
Those present were Misses Emma
. T. Cheers, Willie M. Cowan, Clai
Woods, Pearl Curren, Jimmie d. Ii
lard, Mesdames Dora Ledbettel
Alean Henry, Messrs. Fred McClaiI
; ]. B. Sublett, Eddie Simpson. Mrs
] Fannie Turner entertained Frida
!, evening at home on South Walnu
= street. A very tempting menu wa
a served oyster soup, cake and win'
+ Those present: Mesdames Ami
S Jones, K. L. Page, Misses Satie \
Williams and E. A. Williams.
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of the meeting was over the secre.
taries of the various boards read
their reports.
The Stewards and Trustees, re
port were read. Then the Sunday.
schools financial report. which was
S1O99.
The Stewardesses' report financial
ly $500, all of which was turned in
The Willing Workers report S16.75
The Trustee Aid report $500. Rev
Gardener was well pleased with the
reports and spoke some very en-.
couraging words. Especial to the
Ladies Boards.-There was forty
some odd dollars reported and fifty
including the Sunday-school report.
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Mr. George Green, OF Jasper, Tenn.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
stephens this week. Miss Marilou
West, who lived on College street,
has moved to Morgan Town. Mrs.
Edward Angle is visiting her mother
and father in Knoxville, Tenn, this
week. Dayton has been aroused
over the absence of Mr.. A. ]. Swof-
fard, but we are glad to note he has
showed up from New Orleans and
cities in the South, where he has been
to make arrangements for early
strawberry plants. Mr.. Afford An
degSOR, Of College Hin. was visiting
ON RedF0w East week. Mrs. Warner
k,,,lS. Of eur city, has moved to Rock
wNNa Tenn, Mrs, Pheby Organ and
AlgS, tsizzia Martin were visiting the
N &. and :, Store Saturday
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sEAslEY NOTES.

The Xmas holidays passed of
quietly. there being severol mar
riages. Among which were Miss
Bula Lite to Mr.. Sutton of Eagle
vile, and Miss Sun Young TO Mr..
Runalds. Mt. Vernon Church is be-
ing rebuilt under the pastorate of
Rev. T. ]. Story. Mrs. Florence
Beasley is yet on the sick list. and
is spending the winter with her sis
ter, Mrs. C. w. Wilson. Mr.. Scott
Beasley of Nashville, spent the hOli-
days with his wife at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wilson. Mrs
Matte Garrett, of Nashville, spent
Xmas with her mother. Mrs. Bette
Sheffield
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Mr.. Allen Ransom, better known as
Pap Ransom, of Lewisburg, the
well-knOwn restaurant man, will
come to this city the first of the
year to take charge OF the restaurant
Of Roy S. Kennedy, Mr.. Ransom is
wiled'y known as a cook and his
coming means something to the col
ored people. Mr.. Kennedy will
move in the near future to better
location Mrs. Maggie DOYLE has re-
turned otter q very pleasant visit
TO Nashville. Mrs. Alfred MeCrady,
Of Nashville, is guest Of Mr., and Mrs,
Rankin Doyle Miss Jennie n
RankiR is quite in AZ this writing,
Mn and Mrs, Andrew Morton were
AT hOm< 60 = few 0slsN&S THEIRS,
day eVeRbNs, Mrs J, h, Kelly Is
ia NaSAva'tA the gUsSs % her SeA,
i II, NSlG. IN
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QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.

The first quarterly conference of
Bethel A. NJ. e. Church was held
January Srd, by the presiding elder,
Rev. Gardener The meeting was
opened with singing and prayer and
the reading Of the Scripture by Rev.
Gardener. After the business part
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DICKSON Mans.

On account of the very bad wealth
er no services were conducted at the
churches Sunday. Mrs. Edith Done
way died here Wednesday. and was
carried to her home in Charlotte and
buried Thursday. The Graham
girls of Waverly were up to the bury
ing of Mr.. Marion Manning. which
took place Tuesday afternoon under
the auspices of the Odd Fellows. and
Masons. Mrs. iona Suggs was cali
ed to Mayfield Mines, where her moth
er is sick. Mrs. Walker, of Center
vile, and Mrs. Hattie Lott took din
ner with Mrs. Hannah ChildreSs dur
ing the Xmas. On account of the
bad weather here the emancipation
exercises were postponed until later
date Lyage Lewis boy was burned
to death Tuesday morning while
playing in the fire. Mrs. Sparkman
is i'll. Miss Elnora Bibbs is on the
sick list. Mr.. Lucas, of Waverly
was here last week.
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RESSEMER (AlAl NOTES.

Mr. y, y, Williams. OF Tuscaloosa,
AasA Mss GeEtie May Williams, Mrs,
$asa MCCAIN and little Miss Ora Nc
CsM SPeat the holidays with Mrs,
sFasaNAgey Maddox az Ressemer. Ala,
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SPRING HlII NOTES-

Mrs. Allie Johnson. who has for
the last three years lived in Colum-
bia, Tenn, has come 70 make this
place her future home with her
mother, Mrs, Belle MeI.emcre. Mrs.
Johnson was Miss Allie McLemore
before she married. She is one 81
the leading society girls OF this
place. This is her birth place. She
is a quiet, sweet, modest young lady
To know her is to love her and her
many Spring Hin friends wish hel
much success in her future life.
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Do not think that be-
cause the Christmas hol-
idays are over that it is
too late to give your lit
tie girl a Negro Doll. If
this thought has occurred
to you, you are laboring
under the wrong impress
sion. Girls always APP
preciate dolls, because
they are companions for
them in their loneliness.
They are joys to her
when her play-mateS ar
rive. They are just the
IIllllgS W IclIllIlu HcI vi
her own beautiful like
ness. We are still pre-
pared to ship these dolls
Immediately upon re-
ceipt of your order for
the same. We will sell
any of the dolls named
below, which are all we
have left, at the amount
marked opposite each
size doll.
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Penrose above Finn every ime."

PenrOse above Finn every ime"
There was great confusion. and
Finn interrupted. Root said il Finn
would commend his cause to decent
people. he must listen respectfully
to the argument. Finn then sat
down.
In the course OF the speech of Geo
L. Record OF New Jersey. arguing for
Roosevelt. a row broke out in the In
diana delegation. The lie was passed
between Captain Aglish ani W. II.
Dye. Mayor Shanks of Indianapolis
hand that Record was liar
He can get scrap out of me if
he wants it, he shouted. Root rap
ped for order in vain. At this time
the galleries became restless as il
was luncheon time and many specta-
tors left. A five minutes recess was
taken to allow the discontented to
leave. They were told that they could
moi return.
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To Investigate Bribery.
Washington, June 19-Representa-
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OUTCOME OF REPUBLICAN CON-
vENTlON AS MUCH IN DOUBT
TODAY AS YESTERDAY.
DEBATE ON THE ROLL CALL
One and One-Haf Hours Debate
This Afternoon on Question of Ex-
purgating Roll Call-Mckiniey Re-
mains Confident.

With an interest so intense as
almost to preclude applause, the
republican national convention this
afternoon was in the midst Of a
three hours argument on the mo-
tion of Governor Hadley to purge
the temporary roll OF ninety
delegates contested by the Roosevelt
faction but seated by the national
committee. 1t seemed likely the
remainder of the afternoon would be
required for final argument and
vote. Voting on the motion is eX-
pected to begin shortly after three
o'clock.
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Lauder OF North Dakota; 2 to w. l..
Houser of Wisconsin; ! to Senator
Gronna OF North Dakota; McGovern
not voting.
North Dakota gave Houser |.
There were the following absen-
tees: Michigan /; Oregon /; Tex
as /,
Root, of New York, not voting.