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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-03

TO RENT--Tenerent of rooms with cleo
trio lights. gas. and hardwood floors call at
as Maple avenue. l42t6"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-03

TO RENT--Two 4-room tenements, ID Gran
ite street all modern conveniences; apply 70
Henry Lunda, Newton street, phone 244-l9:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-03

FOR RENT-Blaoksmit and repair shop do
ing good business owner expects to enter
government work; w. E. Barrie, McIndoes,
VT 1912
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-22
COLONEL HAD LAST WORD
offleers Joke Was Al Right Until the
Commander Got Tired Of
Hearing L.

A well.known French colonel Ind a
mania for questioning his officers about
their families. invariably starting OF
with: "What is your fathers profess
sion. your mothers, and your sis.
ter'sT
Some Of the snbnltcrns became M
wearicd Of this endless repetition that
they decided among themselves to CIV.
each In turn the following reply
MY father IL shoemaker. my moth.
cr Is n lHnn,lrcss. nnd my sister II
very fliIhty."
TN the following Sunday. after III,
customary church parade. the colonel
who hnd already received tho sam,
answer 10 his questions from two oi
three of the officers. turned 10 another
hnd started OF IN the old s,orco'ypcd
strain: "whnt IN your fathers profes
slohT
"IIo II shoemaker"
"And your moihcr'si'
"Shc II n iuundrrss."
"Thnt viii do" interrupted III,
colonel. II know the rest; your sis
ter Is i'lgh,y.' and you VIII consider
Yourself confined 10 barracks unit
she behaves bctter"
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-22
Ronsi Eor This.

In view Of the fact that our city
was entertained by a disastrous fire
this week the citizens held meeting
at the Court House last Tuesday
night, Nov. 10, and decided that "pre.
parcdness' was yet good policy. The
insurance companies have been insist
ing that the fire fighting facilities he
put in better shape. The companies
are insisting so urgently that the in
surancc rate has been raised so that
The town will he forced TO pay from
sl2"0 ot $1,000 per year advance on
premiums.
!. II not about time We we're doing
something instead Of fussiug about
th" other fellow neglecting his duty ?
In few days a subscription paper
Is 30 he circulated asking for enough
money to build hose house and re-
pair the apparatus. Let US get behind
tn. povcment and do something.
\ fire company has been organized
With Mr.. Ira Bucher as chief. W. L,
Moore as assistant. Mr.. Chas. Cowar
j. the supply and repair man.
There are to be two squads. one fol
each cart, manned as follows:
Cart No. - Hydrantman. Ralph
Moore. lIosemen, Ebert Sherman
III Kramer. Gerald King. Perry kcc
Cart No. 2-Hy,lrantman. Ray Hib'
bard. lloSemen, Chas. King. Jas Hen
nlugcr Claude King, Glare Castle.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-22

next morning We woke up In Sunny
Tennessee. There We saw the white
fields of cotton. II sure was some
sight 10 most Of US. |, was the fir 4
growing cotton ! had ever seen. IL
sure looked nice to see them darkics
picking that cotton. they - black and
the cotton 80 white. II was very few
white folks We saw in the county.
"Our next stop was n, Memphis. Il
was noon and the Red Cross sure gave
Us another good feed. The nest
state We went through WAS Missi,-
sippi. The nest stop at Tuscaloo a,
Mi's. We took another hike o fabout
'wo miles Tor exercise. Again hero
the Red Cross met us with sandwiches
10 make Us feel good. The engineer
footed his whistle and the wheels hc
gan TO roll again. About nirc thai
night We pulled into Mon,gomCTr
Whom did we meet there again, huj
the Red Cross with somc more fint
sandwiches for hungry boys. Ihcr
they had little extra. II wac i,,
cream and apples. At this place W.
crossed the border line between Mis
,issippi and Alabama.
lnc next morning Nllrn we Woh
the train had stopped. We were stuck
and had to wait for help. We locke,
Il our map and found We were in III,
Appalachian mountains Of Alabama
They had gu, their flagmcn. We wor,
here until about eleven o'clock. TIL,
conductor said the nearest town was
thirty miles away. Soon a passcngcl
train came and pulled us over tn,
mountains. From there We made n,
tops until We reached Tuskcgcc. II
was sure some town, too. They toOr
rs off here for n little hike. Tha
was sure an old looking town. Lot,
cf the buildings had partly rottec
down and the ones left were sur,
tough lockers"
"All We could see in the countr!
along the railraod was timber. timber
Now and then We saw small fields %
cotton. About five that evening W.
pulled into q town called Columbus
Ga. There We met the Red Cross will
more good stuff TO eat and then ha,
"A hike. We liked these hikes so "
could see the towns. We rode, rod'
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-22

that night and part OF next day in
Georgia. We next stopped at u place
called Thonasvillc. ii.re again We
met the Red Cross with their good
things. They sure gave US good
breakfast ana the boys sure apprcci-
atcd IL. too. After this took a hike.
About noon that day gut into Florida.
but made no stops until We reached
Jacksonville. There We got off tho
train and marched to Camp Joseph T..
Johnson, Florida. There We staycl
six weeks. ! was sure glad when The
day came to leave Il, for II there was
ever hot place. that Camp was one.
There was nothing all about but sand.
We wclc suic happy bunch when
word came that Ne wvrr Ia leave Tor
Camp Merritt, y. j. The neNt state
We went through vas South Ia'ullua,
but ! did not get 10 zee much of IL
for ! took tie measles H." day We
left. and they pat me q bel. We
nassod through North Carolina and
Virginia, but did not g,t to SEQ much
- fthcm. W" went through the ti.y
Of Washington, u. {. Believe me, |
got up uud looked out 0f the window
when Ne passed through there, |
could see the top Of the White lInlsn.
They tool, the rest out for u hike
there. but Just had to stay on the
train. The Doctor would not let me
get off for ia" measles had just brok-
On out ON me good, 50 ! had to stay
inside. ! sure hated to miss that hike
with the boys there. We were on the
road from Camp johnson to Camp
Merritt four days aud half. From
this camp ! was taken right o. the
hospital and have been mere ever
since. But can never forget my trip
from Camp Dodge to Florida. How
good the Rcd Cross was TO US. They
were Just as good from Florida to
New Jer, ,cy, hut | was too sick to
eat. They tell me thcic are some up
in Missouri that do not want TO give
TO the Red Cross, nor buy Liberty
!,onds, either, this last call. ! can say
for man of that kind, there is no
man to him. lie sure ought 20 be
painted yellow, That is too good for
him. Your friend.
u JOHN BLACK.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-22
she WAS GRATEFUL, ANYWAY
And the Young Lsdy's Error Was
Quite Natural. Under the
Circumstances.

sEdword Borrett. state reolor,st. who
ityes Mt Thirty.six,h and Meridian
streets. wos on n Meridian Heights
car ON his way home recently. At
Massachusetts, avenue n Young coup,e
cot ON the cor. They arp.nr,d TO be
very attentive and devoted to each
other. There were only two vncant
seots on Tho car. on, N, tho side of MIR.
Rorr.,t md the other On the opposite
side OF the car. The young woman sat
s,,.,, e., .,,, az ,,. ,,,.,,, ...,, aud
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-22
No hunting allowed on my farm
after this date. GEO. X. MURRAY.

A fine baby girl was born to Ed.
Narans and wife, Of the Culp district,
Nov. lS, DR.. Thatcher In attendance.
Myrtle French and her niece,
Reva Lynch. were shopping in st. Jo'
seph, on Wednesday, Of this week.
Mrs. Chas. Schafer of Edison,
Nebraska, is here, visiting her father,
John Callow, and other relatives.
Elliot Kurtz and Eliza Springer
are prospecting in and around Buff
falo, Wyoming.
Miss Marjorie Wilson, q clerk in
day with friends In Craig.
County Clerk Kunkel is In FIX.
celsior Springs, attending the annual
meeting of the state county clerks
association.
Little Mary Catherine Eddy 10 a
patriotic little creature, and she has
worked SO hard to push the war work
along, and has succeeded in collecting
$6.lb for the fund
Miss Leone Markt, Of the draf,
board force has been at home for q
few days, entertaining a case Of ton
silitis, and she has been . real sick
Autumn Curry and wife were
visitors in St. Joseph, one day, last
week. They went down with c.. \
Zachman and wife in their horselesi
carriage.
We congratulate, and know tha'
we but voice the sentiments Of hi
many friends in Holt County, l.. H
(Lester) Painter, . former STUDENT O.
oar high school, and whose home wal
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-22
Joined the Army.

A private In the quartermaster's
corps ut Camp Pike decided that he
would sooner be In a more active
branch Of the service. SO asked for and
received transfer to the artillery.
After bidding him good-by, his bunk
mate hung q service flag with one star
In front Of their barracks. On being
asked what It all meant he said: "Our
Joe has Joined the army"
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-22

The author Of "Trivia" writes:
"What bore II Is waking up In the
morning always the same person" We
had often fretted over this, until the
shudder-giving thought struck us that
we might wake up some morning and
find ourself the kaiser. Aud 1t would
be just our luck to be Bill on the day
Of retribution.- Boston Transcript
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-22
Attention Mcyer Post.

Members Of Meyer Post will hold
il. next meeting at the d. r. Dobyns
h ~, on Saturday. November %, al
. y. NJ. JACOB KING, Com.
+. $. MORGAN. Adjt
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-22

STATE OF MISSDttl,l
County " Holt,
We G. %. Zook. as president, aud Guy
Cumtnins. aS,,aShiet ~ said bank, each ~ us.
do soleDiBiy swear that the above statement
In true to the hest ofout know ledge aud belief.
q, u. I,pDk, President,
GUY CUMMINs. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn ,o before me, this
1pth day of November. a. D., nineteen hun.
dred aud eighteen.
WITNESS my hand aud no,nriai seal On the
date last aforesaid, tCommis-
tsEAL.l stoned aud qualified Tor u term
expiring July 18th. iiri1
EDwARD T.. RICiIAiis
Notary fubllc.
Correct-Attesti
e. u. ZOOk.
Guy CuMMtNs.
EMMA CtAMINs
Directors,
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-22

We, W, u. Richards, president, and !. A,
Williams, NJ cashier of said bank, each of nv
do solemnly swear that the above statement
Ii true to the best Of our knowledge and be-
lief. w, ", RICHARDS, President.
j. A. WILLIAMS. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn tn before me, this
18th day Of November, AID. nineteen hundred
aud eighteen.
WITNESS my hand and notarial seal ON
the date last aforesaid. (Commis- :
lsEAL.l stoned aud qualified for u term ex-
piring July 10Th, ia!i)
EDw. v, RICHARDS,
co-..o ,,,..,. No,sry Public
W, u, RICHARDS.
WS, HOIHlN,
ALBERT MARkT.
Directors.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-22
HEARING FROM OUR BOYS.

Howard. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Tuarc. who has been in training at
'hc Naval training station at the
Grca, Lakes, has been transferred to
Norfolk. Va.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-22

Many years ago, y young mha'
s,,hn lllneN, son oI 'nun' i,Nlng on we
Nodaway, VINO was fais"1 IN me 'ouh-
" q part oi ms S'hool daSs; b,ah'h'
JneEson; now MrS' ART 'al,9w, war
ms tchrhrr ", " now soldier hhi
!. loch,'', w nar' h"sr'l"I NJ ,"'P
McfI'V' New jersey. IN recent Nt'
Yer TO ms former Mach'r, ne S.S;
that ne Was ilrst sent 10 thc nosplta'
on account oi the measl"s, anu ne vas
conNalesclng from ,his aiincuoh Wn'h
nc was ,'kch down wlln inc 'niln.
enza., nut MAS now apout over 'ha'
tr"unh' mere were q" eases w my
ward wnch ! came IN; nov ,here are
about ~. Ihcy take the pes, 9i car.
OF the boys when thcy are sex, ana
the best OF experienced nurses nf,'
ever watching over YOU Inc great
Red cross, Red Triangle, ana s'nia'
organizations are NJ your ods'd"'
throughout th' diiy ana night'
~ think the cooi weather coming on
will check thc influenza some, lor
there are fcwer cases coming IN now
than when ] came here th'rty'ioui
days ago. 80
u sure VIII DE- glan when ! get up
/
sles, Tor J sure want TO go across an !
get on the figh'ing line ana he'p get
Kaiser niil. at,
~ WIN Try 70 tc'i you iew thines
about army ilie IN ihe camps ana my
nice long "Trip 70 the last camp ana
hospital where ! am now.
u was first sent to Camp Dodge,
Iowa. There we liveh m tents i2r
Two weeks or more but tnat was ~ ~
the warm month OF July. There were were
over twenty-eight Thousand OF US, NV,
ing IN tents. Later some OF US were
moved 70 the barracks.
while there We got our uniforms m
and then they shipped fourteen nun
dren OF us TO lamp Joseph u. Jonn,
son, Florida There were two tran
loads Of US; They took us through
Missouri. The first stop was Mexico
Mo. There they too kup OH the tnir tnir
Tor a hlke oi ABOUT Two miles, W.
came back, got on ,he tram ana pu'ieo
OUT; Inc neSt morning r, we WOKE W
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-22
PErREE BROS,
ATToRNgvo At LAW
Oflce first door west
of Citizens Bank
OREGON. N GNROURU.

Come in and pay up on your sub
scription, we want to keep you on ouI
list.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-22
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

M. lNh.
OF the Financial Condition Of the Bank ~
Forbes, nt forlGs. state ~ Missouri At the
cl,sc ~ business On the 18th day ~
November inls published In The Holt Coun
" sentinel. u newspaper printed and pub
lished nt Oregon, State ~ Missouri, oii thu
end day Of November lals,
RESOURCES.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-22
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
No CO.

Ne. 60
" the Clti, ,ns Hank ~ Oregon, Mo-, M
oregon, state ~ Missouri. nj the siu>s ~
business. IN the 18th day of November Ipi-
published IN TIE Holt County sentinel. q
oregon. state of Missouri. on the ..nd day
81 November. Ei-.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-22
OFFICIAL STATEMENT


OF the Financial Condition ~ the Took a
Roecker banking Company, at oregon,
state of Missouri. at the clO>c of business on
the 18th day of November ipis, published In
The Holt COuuty sentinel, news
paper printed aud published at Oregon,
November, Ipiri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
No Red Cross Seals
on Sale This Year
Antituberculosis Associa-
ton Will Receive Lump
Sum for Work.

Members OF the Richmond Antitu-
berculosis Association will take full
advantage OF the splendid opportunity
for, patriotic service which the Red
Cross membership campaign Offers"
said Miss Blanche Webb, acting eNccu-
tive secretary of tho association, last
night. In previous years we have
been occupied at This season with the
sale of Red Cross seals, but as no
seals will be sold this year. and out
of appreciation for the financial aid
rendered the association by the Red
Cross our efforts will be conferred sole
ly on making tho campaign huge
success"
Six hundred million seals have been
distributed among the Red Cross chap
ters Of the country, and ten seals Will
be given to each person who cnro!iS
for 1919. A direct appropriation OF
S2,500.000 was made by the Red Cross
to the National Tuberculosis ASsocia-
ton TO insure support of the work of
the various branches of the associa-
ton during 1919. This is 40 per cent
more than realized in the most sue
ccssful seal sale.
1T seemed best to both the tubcr-
culosis association and the Red Cross
War Council" suid Miss webb. TO
abandon the Christmas seal campaign
this year and for tuberculosis workers
to unite In tho Red Cross drive Such
a combination of effort is intended in
no way to interfere with the vital
work Of the tuberculosis association,
but merely to reduce the number of
national appeals for contributions"
Members of the Richmond Antitubcr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
Old Herbal Remedy
Used For 40 Years in
Relieving Diabetes

ing to me that look better than ever
before. i tip tho scales at 132 pounds
and am back working again to the
astonishment Of all. feel splendid
and people say l am looking better
every day. ] must tell you that every
word have written is true, and / can
prove it by hundreds that knew of my
condition. Jules Friquet, 511 West
First Street, Los Angeles. Cal"
Warmers Safe Diabetes Remedy Is
made from herbs and other beneficial
ingredients and has been on the mar
kct 40 gears. true indication of it's
value Get bottle to-day.
Sold by leading druggists every
where. Sample sent on receipt of ten
cents. Warmers Safe Remedies Co.,
Dept 5o4, Rochester. N. Y.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
SWAMP ROOT FOR
a.: KIDNEY AILMENTS

ssSIThere Is only one medicine that real
w stands out pre-cminent as a medi-
Nne for durable ailments Of the kid
pneYs, liver and bladder
ss9r kilmcr's Swamp Root stands the
ttSnest ior the reason that it has
prnyen to be just the.-emedw necded IN
Nousands upon thousands Of distress
sNgs cases swamp Root a physicians
prescription for special diseases makes
IF1ends quickly because it's mild and
aMpeoiate erect is soon realized in
WoBt cases IT is . gentle, healing
Vegetable compound.
fSatart treatment at once. Sold at all
efng stores in bottles of two sizes.
MEDIUM and large.
ttowerer, if you wish first to tes,
eye great preparation send ten cents
pf. h!lmer &; Co, Binghamton. n
Tor sample bottle. When writ.
LIE De sure and mention the Richmond
Sqnday Times Dispatch-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
COLONEL"
PROVES TO Be "Y" MAN
aeutcnant Nj. s. Valentine Writes
h Interestingly OF First Appear
- ance or Stranger at Front.
SCOTCH MINISTER
Finally Taught to Appreciate
@ANork of y. NJ. &. a. by Secretary
& xyhof Anticipated Their Many
sssNecds and Comforts.

ISL was in a place short while ago
Ing m, 9nr i TSno an is p2ide
ts6d anticipiiory hope that l am gong
,ssssbe transferrssd. as l reaussted; TO
Chemieal Wariar', ,c Sernice Nf ve
knt 1t all over them Tor hrst am S ,e;i1
sgnd lieutenants are the ones Who NH 81, II
sfts2ops right up in the front. over inc
/ ftSI and five or die in the baptism of
and Snrapnssi ,he,r own 1nf TO give ave
Matsn aGn s II. s. Valentine from some
IS Shmon nd under sT'd dale Of september Is.
A2sutenant VALENTINO is attacheo 10 ,nS
Mates Army overseas.
syfdIat tale they will have TO tell az
-kArSyard. and how proud anu Iully sell
geR,ented they vii! all be in aftSr years rs
tHS- splashers. but got the best out OF
MARIN PRAISE FOR
- SCOTCH Y. NJ. G. A. SECRETARY
SRev. Allan Mcneil E Is enc OF f, ths
Fever saw. He is a preacher in the
fR24l. body and mind of real man,
Pfeacher. an indefatgable worker, and
Enc of the most self -sacrifcing men !
SSr saw. ] wish you or mother not ,e, w9 ,,im,
Y1ow I spoke of him. for he has en-
deered himself to every man and officer
the ~h idoI Of e so"f Present 0 camp
i&st camp. and the king Of every man
sN meets. His name and address Is
ssh i0 secrstary, Y: II. G: A.. ?. o. 72s
Arperican EXpeditionary, Forces In
ESsnce He is Ssoteh and true Scotch tel,
Ilantion that on mothers side, we are
saf-Scotch extraction.
szStBy the way. l met DR.. Sale. from
q ri - II
Ie and Billy sale. Of LynehbqTg ana
his Nay a9 9o on "s his se regimen Me
sassWc were down in a beautiful val
ley with the snow covered mountains
nntine writes in another letter. Our
EhAteen supplies amounted to no moth
Sag. But this was approximately a
NJ. C. y. discovering us. Twas
1fHnertinle, or near about, when one OF
ofiiseTs leckns o out Of our our bar
Holonelr we all looked. Striding up
s2s Ions. company street head high
man in uniform. .
tsgyed il action Or on canvas q a
pnghly exemplified by this great, up
x.cs."sStrlding on TO the officers barracks,
sha king hands and introducing himself
When mess-call sounded, ne went in
With us, and in the mess-hall he met
every man he hadn't met before. Then
sfhls seeming colonel. with the red tri-
anEle OF the y. NJ. {. A., commenced to
sN3 in action.
,s9stNext day he opened up the w in
6HSery limited space with very linn
lied supply, but we were all grateful.
eStsnt of coming over 10 our barrack 8
smprninE, noon and night and bringing
Us some little comfort under his arm.
u
gated a y very much before Our
spnoner OF the y arrived"
.-sfFhfs was the initial introduction OF
Rey. Allan MacNeiil, formerly pastor OF
achurch at Ridgeway. y. j., 10 Lieu
bSnant Valentines company overseas.
4he scotch minister, evidently a man
cuem. inspired sort OF hero worship
smong TIE lonely. boys SO far away
46om home. and Lieutenant Valentine
Eontinued for twelve pages 10 praise
his many virtues
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
NO TONIC LIKE HOODS
Snrsnpnrllla For Time Like This,
Alter InIluennn. the Grin.

Snrsnpnrllla For Time Like This,
After Influenza, the Grip,
When purified blood. rebuilt strength
and regulated bowels are essential
Iii the after-cffects Of Influenza, the
grip and other prostrating diseases.
Hoods arsaparilla has remarkable
health helping effect.
II expels the poisons that have
weakened and depleted the blood.
causing pallor. nncmia, fabby flesh
and lax muscles 1t is the standard
blood remedy with successful record
OF nearly nifty years.
Many people-it is really astonish-
ing how many-need a fine, gentle,
easy cathartic in these trying times.
We recommend Hoods Pills, used in
tho best families, and equally effective
with delicate women or robust men.
Easy to take. easy to operate.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

The most satisfactory results haIe
been obtn ined i'm combating Diabetes
by observing certain dietary rules and
the judicious use of Warmers Safe
Diabetes Remedy, an herbal prepara-
ton OF 40 years successful sale.
Following Is a letter from u grateful
user:
This letter is the best proof that 1
am still alive. Your medicine is a
miracle to me. My weight was reduced
from 157 to ia pounds when | left the
hospital. left there Aug. 9th in des-
pair Hundreds OF people that knew
me said 1 would never live to return
to my studio. After leaving the hos
pital, saw your ADJ in the paper I
began its use and at once commenced
to improve, and now everybody is say
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
NAME SHRINE OFFICERS
Acca Tc,nple VIII Hold Its Annual
Meeting ON Next Tuesday
Night.

Tho annual business session OF Acca
Temple. "A. a. o. N. NJ. s.. will be held
at tho Masonic Temple on Tuesday
evening ut S o'clock. officers for the
ensuing. year will be elected, und re-
ports of tho present year made.
The temple has had prosperous
year and the membership has largely
increased. Tho temples roll OF honor
numbers nearly 200 names. Clinton l..
Williams is the illustrious potentate
of the Richmond Shriners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
LAITY RIGHTS FOR WOMEN
North Carolina 8Icthodists Concuri In
Amendment 10 Consultation |
OF Church.
IBv Associated press.l

TBv Associat ted rrcss.1
GOIADSBORO, n. c., December IL
TWO constitutional questions, laity
rights for women and whether the
word catholic in the Apostles Cread
should be changed to read the
church OF Christ" were adopted at this
mornings session OF tho North Caro-
INA Methodist Conference, tho former
by vote OF 160 to IL and the latter
by 100 to 52.