Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1919-06-26

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Of washington, reached thousands
OF men each week, with important
items and with interesting sketches
and sidelfghts on soldiers who made
up the personnel Of the camp. As
snx a. sn lSsOG ae copies wsrs
mailed home by the soldiers after
being read. For a long time 1t was
the only camp paper. 4
AS best, figures give a very made
quate conception OF the scope of the
work carried on, or the far-reachin9
believed some Of the grand totals
will be of interest. The following
figures cover the period from SeDtem-
Der, 1917, to June l. 1919, at which
time this historical sketch was COM
piled:
Total estimated attendance. at all
buildings, 6.12S,664; number of diff
ferent employed officers, 275; total
number of pieces of mail handled,
5,538,731; number of motion picture
programs. 2.240; total attendance at
the same, 1.173.382; total participants
total spectators at same, 1,422,107;
total number Of sessions Of educa-
tional classes. 2.s05; total attendance
Nat same. 1886; total number of lee
lures, ga; total attendance at same.
246,571; number of Scriptures dis
y
pieces of literature distributed, A.
100; number Of personal Christian In
terviews, 1851; number of war rolls
signed, sass; total attendance at all
religious meetings and Bible classes,
440,645.
with other pieces of service that
might be mentioned are the hundreds
OF entertainments which were all
ways well attended, the large circu-
lation of books at the various huts.
the vast number of visits made to
the sick, the thousands of men who
became Comrades of the Book" many
of whom decided to become members
Of the church
Edward C. Baldwin and Henry p
Voorhees,. both old in the service of
the "Y." were camp general secre-
taries after the departure of Mr.:
more than a year January is, 1918,
to March 1. 1870, had many of the
most important problems to solve. =
When MIR. Baldwin left, to become
district secretary of the tidewater
district. he was succeeded by Mr..
Voorhees,, who had been the associate
camp secretary. and who at this
writing continues in the service as
camp general secretary.
Roster Of z. n. c. A. Workers.
The roster of the employed staff of
the Army T. M. C. A. at Camp Meade.
Nd, September, 1917, to June /, 1919.
including those who served q few
J. B. Adams, r. w. Adams, d. C.
Adamson, John Alexander, jr.. T. H.
Alvord, U. l.. Amoss, w. c. Anderson,
B. X: Armstrong, c. e. Ash and Perry
A. M. Balm. w. A. Bailey, e. C.
Baldwin, r. ID. Bamman, r. H. Barnes,
A. 8. Bauer, H. /. Bea1, r. Beck, g. C.
Becker. L. w. Benedict. b. T. Betxel.
r. H. Biehler, J. J. Bingham. B. Ble-
welt. #. A. BIoomquist, .. J. Bloxham,
A. B. Boynton. @. r. Roddy, J. M.
Brennan, r. Bristow. w. 8. Brodie, w.
H. Brokenshire, p. r. Brooks, r. B.
Brown. M. w. Bullock. G. III. w. Bull
lock, G II. Burke and II: 3; Butcher.
Dr. S. ". Ga1sniss s,d R; n. Ga~ Garex
c. e. Carleton, e. H. Carson, A X.
Chalmers, J. w. Charleston, j. M.
Chestnut, B. B. Church. H. w. Clair.
Henry Clay. M. v. Coates, r.. p. Cobb,
w. f. Cochran. w. j. Coe, A. T. Cole
c. Cook, l.. r. Cousins and NJ. H.
A. L. Davies. j. A. Davies. 8. p.
Davies, G. p. Davis, r. A. Davis, d.
Dean, r. e. De Kay. T. G. Demberg.
7; DickersOn. J, z; Downss: H. Drake,
1ts n.
Duncan and T. H. Dwelle.
A. r. Eckles. HI. B. Eggleston.
]. L Ferguson, d. L Ferguson.
lanes Ferguson. R. H Fits; G. H
Flags, L 8. Fiagg, 1rs ? s. Flippin,
H. g ! For rs7,nms and y. !; Fry Gy;n,, a
Garnsey. H. F. Gilbert, G. p Gleisner.
F. r. Glenard, e. K Centrum. C. L.
Goodell. o. s. Goodwin, d. r. Graham,
H. @. Gravel, F. M Gray. r. c. Gray.
]. w. Green, r. Groner. s. s. Gulick
e. p Haines, William Hamilton, r.
C. Hansen, 2. NJ Harbold. H. 2. Har-
grave, NJ: W. Harris, p. r. Harvey.
w. III. Haynes, G. L. Head, L. Heck,
T. *. Hefferman. A. s. Helm, II. G.
man, J. w. X. Hickman, r. T. Hills.
r. e. Holder, A T. Hollingsworth. d.
e. Hopkins. ]. L. Hopkins. L Horner,
jr.; Jill. M. Hosack. HI. III. HOsley. III.
2. HCEard; 3 Hudson ID ,,d r 4. HILL Hull
b. c. Johnson. e. johnson. A. o.
Jones. J. II. Jones, r.. L. Juretie.
r. c. kindly, =. n. Knabenshue. !.
r. Kra1bill.
J. w. Laird, r. L. Latimer. B. r. Lee.
5r.; Il. u, Lee, M. e. Leftwich, II.
Leighton Leonard. G. w; Let's.
Lev. 4. w. LiRgle. w. II. Litsinger, s.
J. Livingston. c. O. Lyman, G. +.
Lyon, r.; J. L. Lyle.
g. A. 1EAhl. e. b. Malcomson, f.. s.
Manson. w. T. Mason, n. B. McAden.
E. Al. McAlpin, ~. McConaughy, w. /.
Mcconnell, g. w. McCorkle. G. III. Nc
Cutchen. K. n. McEiman, J. J. Me-
kim, 8. J. Mckinley. T. 8. McWil-
Mams, J. .. Mehli1ger, 2. D. Merriman.
J. M. p. MetcaIf, J. ~. Miles. H. +. Mil
Ter, p. p. Mitchell, n. e. Montgomery,
z. W. Moore. H. p. Moorehead, E., NJ.
Morgan. L. HI. Morris, r.. G. Norris,
f. II M0aa H. T. Mnrnhv