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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
CAPITAL NEWS

CHAIR. ESTuN. ". Va. May lS.--t"n-
gr"S.; Of lh" l'ni,"d states and tn" lrEiS-
lair;rr of West Virginia has provided ny
arnrlrrlIilnu AMI Legislation for work
in This n:td other states for the "rndI-
cation Of bovine tuberculosis from tho
dairj"s and herds Of cattle. Th" scion
,is,s and the medical and veterinary
profession HAY" decided tina, tuh"rru-
Insis can hc rnnirarr"i 10y man from
drinking III" milk of COWS affected with
tuberculosis
Public sentiment has grown rapidly
in favor If syst omatic and persistent
efforts To wipe nu, THIS disease among
The herds Of cattle. especially ln"S" l"
be used for daIrying purposes which
seems now tho nSidious rcrrctuatinE
course If nulronary tuberculosis which
has *r"urc"d humanity for years. ana
cnr which his STATE and the others ar"
all maintaining publ" and rr!Na'" SAM
iarirn,a for III" ear" Il those who have
hrrnn1r y,ciimS of this h"rril'i" dlsHaS"
State commissioner Of AErlcul'nr"
lanes H. Stewart. who has taken inc
load n This state. has entered into
contract wllh III" United States RGTHau
nr Animal Industry for carrying On inns
york III cooperation. Tn" headquarters
VIII u" here at tn" state department :
Offices t"Wmi SSIuiI"i Stewart mas
affected an arrangement IN IN" engage
mcnt of pr ticnrEc f.. Nrf1. United
States veterinary inspector. who has had
sixteen years active field scrvie" and
office work in the United States Depart
mont of Animal Industry. and has given
his teention almost exclusively to tuber-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
B. & @. OFFICIALS MAY
STOP BALL PLAYING
AT TUNNEL GREEN

Judging from incidents nj runner
Green yesterday that famous old h.%r-
ball diamond has Witnessed It's last
gnmc. baltimore ard ohio bulls wrre
uul there raising cam about Fans SiH"d-
ing ON The tracks and placing their f""t
ON signal wires. City police did ali they
could to keen I'll" p"cplr m thr track.
but despite This two y. & ~. officers an-
,earrd and raised an awful howl. threat
ching Ia stop baseball forever Whether
they VIII make good IN This iHr":' -
unknown. but They talked n" though
they iur"rd"d business.
trr moro thRn II score of years runner
Green has Witnessed Srmi-p!"f"SS'o;'al
baseball Many have played ih"r" ~h"
found their way among ;h' hl"f"rupS
md many played Ihorc who might hn'c
found their way into tn" hlg lcaEuc:; IL.
they had paid moro attention I" base
hall and spent i ll;tl" lrsss time in
foolishnGss. Yesterday moro than on"
thousand fans wrr" on the grounds and
many nr thorn rn tho tracks. Sh"uid a
tram come speeding through tho tunnel
u nd dash into hr crowd tho result Won Id
hs awful If Tho games arc prevent I'll
in th,. future baseball fans hav" them
selves to blame. for not keeping OF tho
trnrk. The Il. & q. owns tho diamond
Some Eas, End fans started a movement
las; night that may bring ABOUT III"
bu;IdinC Of hlcarhcr seats below the
tracks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK. May 1S.-The steel stu
alton Is reported 20 BE- improved. There
ia said to BE- fair demand for sheets.
wire products and oil country Sooos.
Rids on 400. 600 tons Of Bessemer ana
open hearth rails are to h" opened oy
tho railroad administration SATURDAY.
Deliveries on this order will BE- MADE
before July l. il prices contained in inc
Estimate arc satisfactory. France Is re-
o,rr,sl r. hav" ordered Snn.nhn tons or
rails in ih,s market. Inquiries made IN
trade circles, however. fail to confirm
this run,or Tha, inquiries for tuturc
shipnlrnts Of considerable rail- t"nnages
may have brc. rncriy"d here Is CONSIDER
cd rnsSihlc. TIL" trad" recently credit
cd q report stating tina; ronsidrrao1c
scrap ron and steel had been ShippNu
from Scntt!" :" Japan.
The piS iron situation IL believed 70
be greatly IMPROVED. orders on hand
continu. 10 r.flnct hand IL mouth buy
ing bu, thr incrcaS" in inquiries Tor tu-
turc shipment Is regarded here ms the
turning point n III" Syua;!na.,
April copper i.u' figures Of the re-
nr,scn;at,ra rrndi.Ine concerns nave
ben reported dS at.t"ua,'nS I" S'.n2'.'Ht
ponds com pArcl"!th 9d."+?.39S POUNDS
in March and With t"I.iG9.l Ia pounos III
November 1918. Thu market here con-
+ipue. ,c,tv, and IN" zone is very strong.
Sellers ar" quoting - Cents per pound
for prompt shipment. Sales are re-
ported IN b" heavy although no definIt"
Iornlx are arailabl., at the present time.
Tho lead ularx": : i.'2cttvc but 1lru'.
the best price tor lead in New YORK PC
ing five cents per pound. speIt"r IS also
firm az sos cents. interests point 10
beovv c.nnr, shjn,ncntS as = reason for
the strength of tho market. Domestic
consumers :,rc filling only for IMMEDIATE
,auu,rcm,.n;s. There aaS heen no change
LII In.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
Sen. Sol. White Here
For G. A. K. Encampment

Senator SOL White. Of tn" stat" road
commission is in The city. The senator's
last visit 10 This city Will not soon Il"
forgotten Ivy local auto and truck drv-
.rS. for hc left the city with consider
able money pnid TO tho state by Ill"
auto men. IN the form OF special licenS"
lax.
senator White - not her" this uInr
however uu road ur license matters hut
is the advance guard Of tho G.. 4. +. en-
Cnmpmrnt. lie is tho first visitor In
arrive and II very distinguished ono.
Senator Whites record reads Tx" that
of many Of The boys returning from
overseas. He volunteered In tn" SIXTH
West Virginia regiment and whil" de-
Tending tho II. &, q. bridge ut FaIrmnnt.
WAS taken prisoner b. the cnnrcderhtcs
hut was later raroed. along with two
hundred others.
Hr has served az United States Mar
shaI. a-mcmhcr Of the Legislature" from
1872 l." 1876 and built West EIrginia'S
huldng ut the Continual exhibition at
Philadelphia in 1876. In 1878 he went
to the Paris exposition az representa-
tive Of tho state. He was 4 former Mar
shall rnuntian and some" Republican.
Despite his years Senator white will
prove one OF the youngest veterans al
ihe cncampmcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
CHRIST IN the
WORLD TODAY

Tho services ut tho Emmanuel Baptlst
church last evening. at tho 7. N. c. A.
auditorium. were greatly enhanced
through thex efforts Of Mr.. II. f. Stupps.
The well-known Wheeling illustrator
who in colorrd crayon. illustrated Christ
IN tho world today. bringing out a &C
rious thought in a most effective PIC
t,ro Of the earth globe and gradually
blending It into q picture OF Christ. the
devclopn,"nt producing silent sermon.
1n,crsp.rscd with the service were three
Gospel songs. dear to the hearts az all:
Pork OF Ages" Throw Out the LILO
Linz. and My Country IT'S Of Thee
These fine slides were followed by
series illustrating the life Of Christ.
from tho ranger birth to the resurrec-
ton.
This novel service created a most
pleasing impression because or us
strong heart appeal.
Miss Hall. the wcli-known contra1o.
rendered beautiful solos. accompanied
by Mr.. Supp.
Tho pastor. Rev. GeorG" L. 1.ockhart.
left last evening for Denver. Col. where
hr will attend tho annual Northern Rap
it's, convention. whore 10000 Baptist
churches will b. represented. During
his absence his pulpit will b" ably sup
piled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
WANT UNIFORM BILLS
OF LADING USED

Information given out here by tn"
traffic bureau of III" rhanhcr oi COM
m"rcr statos that the 'ntcrstatc com
mcrcc commission. al recent E1"ei ing
decided 10 have all railways use uni
form bills of HdinE. This new decTeo
will b. rnrctivr after August hcNt.
An official statement or IN" new
order follows:
Tho interstate commcrr" Cn1nn'sslon
hnS lust made public its decision ana
order In the matter of bills or iooinE'
docket No. 4Ht4.
This matter hns been h" fore m" IN
.rrSia.r cnmmrrcu commission Tor sew
oral wars and the National InnuSlr1al
Traffic. League has taken II very active
interest in the general investigation ana
tho represent ativos Of the league hay"
held Il number Of "n'ifcr"nr"s Win IN"
COUNSEL OF the carriers and representa-
lives NJ thu ininrstAl" commerce com
mission. underwriting t" decd" upon n
fair and reasonable uniform bill OF iAd-
:uS h.
rhr form that h" commission mas
nov prescribed has grown out ni INC
conferences and forms submitted by IN"
representatives of tn" League ami car
ri.rs and is To become cft"cttv" August
lnin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
AGRICULTURAL CLUB
MET SATURDAY

Al thr meeting nf ;hc pnnhandl" AGri-
cultural club saturday afternoon III tn"
I humber ct commerce assembly room
and ,rlnfin,.ti :. camuaign for tho "radIca-
lion uf tub"rcular ra.tl" from ohio
county herds.
A. F. Hedges. Ohio county HGrirni-
tural ngcnt. outlined tn" ""urs" and his;
idea met with The approval ~ The mem
brrS present.
The formation Of a COW Test ASHu'''a-
ton was also planned and II permanent
irStr"r secured who could devote" ali 81
his time III testing h NdS.
~. w Cuffirld was appointed char
man II g. committee formed for this
nurpos-. urd the mcmh"rs ar" sts fol-
lows: i. Il. Atkinson. william Supl"r.
K. J. Orr. william Schu":z. James ,'"X,
Dr. !. r. Caldwell. a. Il. Garrison. John
wilhelm and Harry Garrison. \ gen
crnl meeting was called Ter MAY 3ist
for further diaCusSI"n Of III" plan
The club Is preparing i" la1n.'h a
membership campaign 1T" last wr"k OF
This month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
WORKING At HIGH
SPEED TO COMPLETE
COUNTER PROPOSALS

BERLIN. Saturday. May 17.--(Ry the
Associated Prcss.)-Roth tho Berlin
government and the Versailles nrac"
delegates arc working ut high speed I"
complete the countcr-proDosals In ord
or TO have them ready for submission n
the Entente Powers as carly as possible.
Peace Delegates Gicsbcrts and Lands
berry appeared before the cabinet today
heen "shabhily' tretnd at Versailles.
They reported that tho AuStrians n"a
tcrn received with the greatest fri"ndIi-
ness which tho Germans conceive 10 I've
additional evidence that the Entente
powcrs arc attempting to cocrcc Austria
INTO renouncing corporation with Ger
many.
Tho afternoon papers insist that Count
Won Eroekdorff- Rantzau and tho govern
mont are completely In accord and that
the cabinet Is fully united.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
Co||ideS
With Automobile

Yesterday afternoon Dwight Kin ana
his cousin whose name could not nc
learned collded with an aut"mnb'l"
while coming down ST. Clnirsvlllc NIL on
motorcycle.
The motorcycle had hc"n run in close
TO tho side Of tho road I" lot IN auto &"
by and in getting out in the c"ntre o.
the road on a sharp curry" when announcer
auto sidcswiped the motorcycle hcIore
iKn could get out OF the way.
Kin and tho other man were thrown
on tho roadway. Kin having his leg
broken and sevcrcly bruised while his
cousin sustained a few light cuts and
bruises.
The two men wcr" brought Ia TINS
city. Kin was taken 10 tho Ohio Valley
hnsnital and tho cousin was taken |"
Kins home at 81 Ohio avenue on me
Island where he boarded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
STOCK MARKET
ACTIVITY Has No
RECENT EQUAL

NEW YORK. MAY IS-rrop"!i"d by
the broadcast sD""rlat:v" inQu:r! S:ncc
u tho beginning % til" world war and IN
&soany respects without parallel n the
'S,untry.s history. the stock market last
~ elk rscerded IL new heights, seeming
s3ay without strain in any financial quar-
Der.
II tt r~ Is ample cvtdenc" that borrow
.anss 1--we expanded enormously. cspeci-
Sally br kers' loans. and tho absence OF
Scontrol ~ supervision 81 the money
market ~ any constituted authority
has excite miSgivings n conservative
circles.
On the surface. the only monetary
disturbance was caused by bflatsd
rnid-week demand for call money. with
b resultant advance t" ~ percent. hu'
normal conditions were almost iinmed!-
ately restored.
Even the complete collapse OF for9lSn
exchange on France and Italy. rallied TO
arouse n,or> than lanEuid interest eA-
cept a,non~ International bankers. Wh"
were unahl" -. ofHr any -sasonS Tor
this adverse ran""tn"n' other than the
hong Recognized >con"nn" conditions.
Bull:gn literature which circula'co tne
Aenrrl. and breadth OF III" land empha-
sized such Favorable factors as tho
peece treaty. terms. crop prospects tho
ro1palidsd Success nf III" Victory Loan
and the coming session nf congress.
The latter Wa most r'6tent for lts IN
Auenc> upon railroad shares. Wall steeee
and the trading publ" proceeding on the
assuupticn that carry action would DC.
sasen to relieve the increasingly acute
transportation situation. Conditions IN
the leading industries. especially OILS.
shippings. feathers and textiles. showed
marked Improvement but the full "uecH
OF an open market for steel and ron 10
vet to be determined. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
Recovery From Slump
In Coal Is Predicted

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May l6.-All
signs point 10 general recovery IN
southern West Virginia from m" coal
slump that hogan tho first Of the year,
according To tho statement of Aaa III.
Tomb. secretary OF Tn" kanawha '"a'
shippers Association. "Fh" Rr"oucti"h
n, prcsrn, is from 30 10 % percent.
"Pruduction seems 10 he increasing
more rapidly in The New River hcidS.
which is hcginnn To suffer from LABOR
shortage rs we'll us Il shortas" OF rail-
way cars.
There is liv" or six times as much
coal shipped ~ til" LAX" regions now as
during The first weeks Of Apr:l. anu iHiS
trade is growIn: in an encouraging
fashion. although it il not up Ia wtat
il usually is ut this time nI IN" year
The coke market continues Ia DC dull.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
Dr.. Amber Completes
Va. Extension Course


Special Dispatch 10 The cllis"ncef:
MORGANT0WE. ". Va. May 10
pr. Charles ~. Amber. Of Parkcrsourg.
has just completed tn" university c1-
tension c"urS" in history and economies,
which i.as has been conducting in the
OH" river towns from ParkcrsburE TO
Wnllsi,urE. His itinerary included Park
"rsbrrC :i;Stcrsyilr. New Martins'iiie,
Moundsvillc. Elm Grove. Wheeling and
WclIshurg. This work has been carried
on by DR.. Amber Tor three years ana
VIII be- continued next year. :.
Wednesday. May Fl. has been named
AS the dat" for tho annual LINKING cereI
mony Of tho Sphinx. The Sphinx Is the
university honorary society OF the ten
fratrrni,ics and each year elects 1itteen
students 10 1t lra"t junior standing. The
ini,iation will h. Friday. Mn% q. prcccd-
ing tic baseball game with Ohio "es-
lcyar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
Vice Via Automobile
To Be Suppressed

Having closed the red light district
and abolished the fake rooming house.
the police department. is now directing
II q attention towards blocking III" game
Of owners and drivers Of aut"'n7hi''s
who have hocn manning II prart,C" az
picking girls Of questionable rhnrhrt"r
ur an the streets and driving I" ihr
country with them. Aut"ista az inns
chnrnci or have had monopoly on vie"
Of the Kind referred |" for some time;
police officers hay" been instructed
to arrest drivers OF cars found ncr"St /
Ing girls on the Rtr"ct ~" country
cpucht In unlawful acts Will h" ar
rested and prosecuted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
PetIura Reported to
Have Joined The Reds

BERLIN. IIay lS.--tRy Tho Assoc
c:atcd Press 1.-The Warsaw newspaper
fiazcra Folska says that General simon
Pctlura. the I'krainan leader. has joined
;hr Soviet government.
General rctluraa forces have neon
tighting for many months against m"
Rolshrviki. and for This purp"S" n" ma"
hccn seeking aid from tho Allied pow
crs. In April, pctluras troops arov" tn"
Bnlshcvikt out Of Kicv and w until
dsv ar two ago had been innictinE now
defeats on thcm)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
MARINES MEET
THIS EVENING

\ CHILLED meeting Nf 'hr Marines viii
take par" az tho" Y. NJ. {. \. To-
night 1T 40 o'clock prompt. Commit
tees FOR the Horn" Coming Deception
will IL" appointed and arrangements for
tho g.. 4. r. rara'i" On Wednesday VIII
ais, he settled. Captain Riley. Ma
rina from this city. IS anxious 10 ms"i
ali tho marines and 20 assist IN rlccting
thee officers for he Marin" club. MI:
Houston. nf the American Legion. vii.
he there also and Mr.. HoclZlc IS asking
FOR 4 full attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
FIRST unit OF The
314TH DUE MAY 26

CHAIR .ESTON MAY 1S-H"HHrn"r
John r. Cornwcll received II telegram
today from General Pryl"n 7. March.
chIrf of stuff OF the army. ann"un" n"
thu, the first unit nf III" Sn,h DIVISION.
tho al4th machine gun battalion. is du"
in Now York May IS. on tho Edward
| ,uckcnback. Thu S0th division is COM
posed or Virginia. West Ftrgirir Hnd
PENNSYLVANIA mon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
BIG rIREMETs TOURNEY.

SperlAi u Tho InteIIlKNnrer.
kt.TSEH. ". Va. May lS.-ArranEc-
mcnt. have l,ccn progressing for the big
ilrcmcn's convention which will i" held
here July ,. and by the Cumberland
Valley Volunteer Firenens organiza-
ton Of West Virginia. Virginia. Penn
sylvania and Maryland. Many hand
some prizes will be awarded 10 the sue
cessful contcsting teams in drills, tour
pamcnts and other tests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
TRIED TO END LIFE.
Tho Inirlligcnccr.

SPECIAL n Thr InlcIIlRcncNF.
MOOREFIEI.D. ". Va. May IL
Milton f.. Short. ~ merchant. attempted
suicide hy shooting while standing on
tho pavement in tropt of his store. III
,Ircd three shots. Ono passed through
The body above the heart. IN" second
Inflicted \ llcsh wound II the left shout
dor md III. third entered tho left sid"
nj thr ribs. He was removed Ia the
homo of his moih rr Iii "riiical condition.
His wife declares" thni his Hc:iNn was
entirely lrrall"d for although il is
said Ia have bccn prompted by domestic
infcliciiy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
.BOLSHEV|K DEFEAT
ADMITTED BY REDS

LONDON. Saturday. May ia report
on military operations sent out by wlr''-
less from Moscow by Tho BhlSh'NIK gov
eminent says:
Along tho Gulf Of Finland IN" enemy
made u descent under cover az their war
ships IN tho region Of kasknlorn. Ton
/ uru t75 miles southwest nf l'rtr0-
crad6 Tho villages nf Rorsha and kus-
rmklna. - vrrSis nnrthward Of tn"
Narrc. wrro bombed by enemy ships.
hv rcd troops under pressure of tho enc
~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19

Mrs. !. r. WR!k"W. mg"d ]" yours, Il'd
Mt tho Ohio valley General hospital last
night. ut 11:"o O'clock, after - linE"r-
ing illn"ss from bronchial pneumonia.
having been in tho ho&riihl sine Ma% >.
She was the wife Of j. r. Walk"w.
the local agent for we'll known soft
drink. and liked at EGingtton Lam"
She is survived by her husband and
TWO small children. and scvcrn, broth
ers and sisters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
American Casualties
- ~%@>A%%~%%-

=
Killed In Action
Keffer, Henry, D., Ernest, ". va.
Tnori,psou. Glenn r. Warren ono.
Died FROM Accident and Other Causes
RrondIn Harry NJ Somerset. tn.
wounded Severely.
Teuhcr,. William John. F'"rnrlL!l. Era"
IA
t',Alker. Fred D"financ". Ohio.
Custer. JnSrph. Mckr"*pOrt. Pa.
Kcrshaw. Edward N. t:tyr!a. Ohio.
a (I.SiIn. LOU. Erwcrru-rstow ont".
81 wounded, Degrec Undetermined.
a Ramsey. Llcyd. y, LANCASTER ONO
81 wounded slightly.
n Orr. Thomas E.. Pittsburgh Ia.
Outright. carl -. J"ffrrS"n. ONO.
Maran, Edward L.. 'l'y"iand. Onto
Goodwin, Junn. tnion,uWn. Ia
Hnynlcs. Peter =. Akron. ohio.
Pinkrrman. Charles. rr"rterville. y.
scott. John eLontdes, DoddridSe oo'tr-
~, ". Va,
svyers, clyde, Kimberly. ". Va.
ROWE. Eu ID IN III
Missing IN Action.
GA rh,r, ;;ay,n.uh r.. Altoona tn.
Died Of Disease.
Burrc.s. \Ifr.d J.. CLEVELAND. ohio
k;nbro. Martln A.. Columbus. ONO.
x;iied in Aacston, Previously reported
Died of DiseaSe.
Snx:;to. Philip. Cleveland. Ohio.
front, Eltgs. vulcan, W. va.
KILLED II Action. Prec1ons1y HepoFseo
Misuing In Action.
J{ornr,h. Thomas L.. Niles. ONO
WntrnuS. Teddy X. Mrs. Eva Wat
rpus. Bliss. Okla. >.
n.ed, previously reported Missing in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
Action.

Action.
Ho. rein. Edward r.. Pittsburgh. Pa:
nruned to Duty, Previously Exported
Missing In Action.
Eunlsy, Jaroph g., Ward, ". Va.
ReturnM to MILITARY Control Provnons-
IL reported Messing N Aoe1n-
rCBsiEt1,,11utnn, John, st. Clatrsv1ne, o.
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'culosis. He will hr IN the dual capacity
Of representing both the federal Depart
menI and the state bureau IF agrlcui-
turr. He will mako his home IN TINS
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-02-14
GATHERING FORCES.

Quietly, transformations. but with
a union of effort that shows a Sc
rious purpose and bespeaks success
for that purpose the Methodist of
the country are gathering their
forces for a gigantic campaign.
The movement, known as the Gen.
tinary Campaign, is two-fold in
purposes. First, arevivified church; !;
second, church with sufficient
financial resources to meet the op-
portunities and obligations of to-
day. The M. e. Church, South,
is centering its forces and rallying
it's members in the Southern and
Western States, while from one
end of Methodism to the other the
challenge of the church has gone
forth.
A newspaper correspondent, who
is not member of the denomina-
tion, was present recently at q
meeting of the executives who are
back of the movement. This cor
respondent declared that "the men
behind the guns of this Centenary
Campaign went into that meeting
on their knees and came out of it
on their knees, while in between
times they worked out the most
practical plan for conducting a
mammoth drive / have ever wit
messed" This looks as though
She church was uniting spiritual
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-02-14
COUNTY NEWS
IN A NUTSHELL
PAFFORD.

t. W. Floyd is on the sick list
this week.
William Rasberry has returned
from Paducah.
Mrs. Paul Brown visited Mrs.
l.. e. Watson Saturday.
III. A. Brown has returned to
Paris, after visititing his son, Paul
Brown.
Robert Brooks and wife of Tex
as, have been visiting his father,
FL. l.. Brooks.
Misses Bessie and Bobie Belyew
were weekend guests of Mrs.
Daisey Rasberry.
Will close with best wishes to
The Chronicle.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-02-14

heating and cooking-dining table
and cupboard. The bed was about
rs high as I am tall with something
like light feather bed, which was
used instead of quilts and blank cts,
| suppose If | were TO get on TINT
bed to sleep ! would have TO have
a steplad,ler to climb on it and
after | got buried down in all those
feathers | would have to have help
to get out, so | guess it is better
that / have my little army bunk
instead.
The officers had a photographer
come out and take a picture of our
company and The boy that work s
with me has just come in and say s
they have a proof of the picture
and it is fairly good. | am going
to get one to bring home with me
aud hope it won't be much longer
before ( am there with it. We
hear we are not coming home all
the company together like we came
over. | understand that certain
number of each company will start
home each month and married men
and men with dependents get the
first chance. The 62nd is scattered
all over France, and this is going
to be casual camp for them and
various other transportation units
and we will have to feed them and
supply them as they come through
here, and if I am kept in the sup
ply room will have some job be-
lieve me.
AS it is getting close to chow
time | will close.
Your son,
Ray LoCKHART,
Company G 62nd Regiment 7. G.
American Expeditionsry Forces
in France.