THE COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN.

Correspondence Of the Colunhian Fountain.
Methodisg Protestant Conference.
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TUESDAY, March IL, 1916.
The electoral college was opened with the


usual religious services by Rev. #. Sser.
Rev. 8. B. Southerland was elected Secre-
tary.


A motion to reconsider the vote Of yesterday.
BY which the Delegates TO General Conference
We're instructed to procure an ameadnent to
the article Of the Discipline on the subject Of
Home Missions prevailed, after an able dis
cussion, in which Rev. Messrs. L. r.. Reese,
U. Ward, and other gentlemen participated.


The original resolution was then laid on the
table; and, on motion. the college rose.
In Conference. Rev. E. Henkle in the chair.


The following report was received from the
Conference Steward: