Show ay Bi Bill II C Come 0 e on In aY 1 rl no 2 1 spited War Works Ask w f 4 t 4 l 1 1 I Z 1 1 1 l 4 hat hat Huts Huts Do Do for for Soldie Soldier 1 I II I 1 I hEtt IL o of or f TIB I III Ii Ph 1 luthor Frank Stockton and A TS S i loved loed he used to write stories of or 0 sort s rt IV the ke Sabbath school and andt andr take alce a ship jn C on n a pirate ora voyage r It t f for tor or a conference 4 V s whole n send tI a. nico tn or haVa ha couple of or at ra shipwrecked and ca cast t M I old desert ert island but there was wasa 4 a on oa a Vs combination ho never ne e am using A. A going to ee off tho of-tho tho Y 1 M. M C C. thought 1 M. M cast about for tor years cars It IC rr h he a Md had unlikely el r amusing most t tt W find 11 the Combination In ht the world I iW f ho would c ever er ha e 5 hit t nt the whole Y T. M. M U of 01 taking Qt the he Idea b the tle roots root load loading in It t on Gb u up br It il over o the ocean torte to fC i an And nd sending of or the rte Germans Germans' It J is s one fi bt the too impossible fork for tor I s simply tM-t tM K first Place tho the 1 Y M. M C. C k the Jet J In Food roody to b bl go o to war ar Ine in l J is too ni It Is 15 too sissy to hh M. M e i econ w place to do with a rough rude thins g yi Te e an In the third place and Ilko tear T. hI things dont don't happen The on only I in the theY theto the 10 logic lc Is that the Y Y M. M C. C A. A has hag Jonel gone Jone rth h prace l to r It has has pone gone ono to war t as you your ou r with both feet S T. T If 1 AH 11 Co Go to or Well everything has bas gone bono to war out of their clambered ha have Nava p war shouting and have ha gone ono to etches I Sit grand rand old battle cry cr of freedom Food p M Trill iU In tho the war and md grandma and K war counting stitches one to tzi bJ gone the grand old battle battlo Cl cry of or flouting om Socks pocks will Ul win the thc war va- and d treed to pick picking In 1 tale tle Jessie has hs gone one war of or tinfoil and andi B sixteenths sixteenths of or an ounce the grand old battle battlo cr cry of i outing freedom Thrift stamps will win the thc nil r So far the statisticians inform i there arc are exactly S thin things s. s the thc t u loin doing of ot which will absolutely win the thc win t the war and andis Vr Gar Scar Sear will I is s will win the war war and peanuts 1 and safety razors will win tt J IC Ai J gasoline And nd or organizations are arc win win- In- In the war If To ec JlII the war 1 I Hi 11 figure that nut In the Un United I tell States of ot which Is the greatest Join Join- u L Ian lar l g nation cation or of me the world C each l 11 man man woman Leman and child on average o belongs or assoc asso- asso W to 0 ten clubs societies leagues c As As we have ha about In the United Stat States and I one of or them is doing Its level el t tut St to win ln the war It would be odd If IC 9 or organizations were trying to tom toi m iris i i the war ar and md one lone organization in ill by br Itself was not trying to win it j that that's where the Y M. M t. t C C. A. A come com come I s oon on as there thero was a really trul truly TIT stir to tote be won the Y YM M. M C. C A. A lined up a ships and potatoes and knitters aid said Uld Me Jie Ie too m I Creed I For Forgotten oten I florae Tome me It Is a perfectly dandy md thought that thit all kinds of organizations like the they y 1 C. C A A. Y AV C C. A. A National Cath- Cath oe D war nr council Knights of or Columbus Columb rn far TIT camp community service Jewish board American Library association asso asso- mUon and Salvation Arm Army got sot into tho the thor rig r as soon as the they could see where l. l t put their feet without t be bel bets be- be ts l In the vl way of or the real lighters fighters A As Asti ti matter mAUer of ot fact the y Y M M. C. C A A. was a at t gh old heel blistered veteran be before bee ber be- be r fore e the United States got Into this war wari it i tralL alL It was as marching up to Bagdad Ith the British long lone before we got Sol Site blo the fight ht and it Jt was as struggling in Pa to have the immature boys bos placed In separate prison on camps a awn away n kern Item the mature maturo degenerates lon long be before before befort be- be fore fort we se told Gerard to come home borne from Berlin Ibe T r. M. M 1 C. C A. A ma made good oo In Europe gad and In Asia Ada before it e ever cr asked America Amer Amer- I ica for a dollar of mone money for war work worl lad urt I wouldn't have ha a n. single lp man In Ms I country give a single dollar for forM gaited war at work unless he knew It it 11 be bo a I worth while dollar M Wm In n the first place do not Imagine hit that th the y T M. M 1 C C. A A. the Y TV W. C. C A. A tie h National Catholic War council K of o C G the War Camp Community serle ser lee le the Je Jewish Welfare board hoard the Library association Uon a and d the Arm Army think they are a ai as Im- Im as the fighting forces of or the h d nations i S Needed These seven H or organizations in the lI united ted war work orl campal campaign n ask for or t 1 S now For the real l fI lutiness r fighting the tho States asks each i Tear e billions m- m M on n billions of dollars elther h 1 you OU nor I can tell how much th I S 'S l tailed i States tales fighting forces laud ar b and Ma sea t a will I 11 need for or the the next 1 mOnths 0 bul but It u Is ls t hat the tho safe to lo say u united service Cons I I'S S ask Sk for Is less than 1 1 for or every HY t foe at t will be b used for or real rl fight fight- ht- ht u 11 What Whal wo we want to h know ether whether ht r th the y 1 M r. r C. C J A. A Jaud and aud the worth orth gentle will do s something 1 Another b e With the mone e er Way of r looking at it Is that Fh ul i h c E say i. i en to fm r roughly s under r 1 ore fore re lon arms here and abroad before bc be- long ion rne orV TH The e the seven Beven e o or f 5 cilo on less c s ask for will wl bo be a att tt in i tS than n 67 iii 7 cents centa centar wo worth h o or of f say nn on one a. a Take year ear for tor each cach man tc letters r w r n paper Nearly Dearly all the theon c come per er home arc ar aron on the thc the he of tb the e y 1 C C. A A the th 1 K Ii o or of cT c. c c- c Welfare board or tho o Sall Sal Sal- a l Army r T Together the seven se orre or- or 9 provide more mOle re than h sheets a could d get et treo lo to f fI fighters h tera If It Ifor Ito Orth o nh or of V. V 3 a along on ona K a whole year ear on 33 33 33 3 Jl paper l Id I'd d b be mighty 0 J no n g C h t l to l the th seven 9 L 0 0 C paper just for tor writ writ- alone tn en out c of c it i worth It to you OU OJ cn en letters orn you get bo boy at al oUr Ur neighbor the front Or that rl ride peter never or lets You re read rel l with such mch k tie lIons organisations Would be written Britten at al all 1 If It d di d not have ha ul ut hand handy handy r for tor the thc 1 lad 1 and aud a y WIth vetch tables t plea Pens and writing Y Corr The i Arr I mighty link a at t binds of or Corr correspondence b OUr armies to us Ut day by day daya s j td d personal al week Hek with a do more close t 1 t the he than tiro tho that tha t 1 t ter gee Twins 3 i ls Is s tho w worl rand r I Id organizations t and the Part or of the 0 small amaH work When tho the sun t steamers h o ho rove ov Bad ad With UP l t to the dock a J 11 L C C. t men nten Wound d soldiers 1 th tho o I en w Were cra the ring the tho first aboard red the for wounded d I I can t a n hl o a I to en councH or of the bl bi When hen Y Ji 1 C. C e Int Ine th ih em rn War tear hf began I T I ca cau u Im- Im fish WAr heres a nice kettle kell e What That to le he good fill ar c k 1 n when all Britain 1 h he g t e I War wal work Where hele no Ire Are do d- dw w tv e as a we going to be bc w u nH ax e e 1 bo be use rc aa i her s V Voh Oh T 1 Ts r rI chap Bays Us s we c cant can't her hwe rl I I 1 that you know knon Uc We must t do our bit i what whal all rl right ht but how i chap Well Welli Well i asks J a n. practical minded hymn books s says say's 8 one Oh Olt rot another its its star nr dont don't you ou l know I Tho The lads will all be across the Channel Chan Chan- nel nel-In nel In the trenches mu mud cooties coolies all all j rough I Inot I Inot that sort of or thing thins Frightfully not a n. bit like lIko home you ou know j Xo o that's t ls l's it It says as a's the practical cal chap not a a. bit like 0 home Weeks Ye ks j jand I and months and years yeaTs perhaps with I nothing a n. bit like home Mud Iud and i filth In tho the trenches and weariness and j I ennui out of or them them not not a n. bit like lIko home 1 I sa say Jf Ir we could make male It It-a It n. n bit like j I home If Ife vc e could take them a n. whiff I of or home now no and then Send Scud a lot of i chaps over oel there so tho tiro lads ads wont won't think weve we've 06 merely merel sent them away wa j I jand and forgotten them What j I What Y 1 31 I. I C. C t A. A Cnn Can Do Io J IThe i Tho The Y 1 M. M 1 C. C A A A. cant can't do el c everything thinS t It cant can't turn the tho trenches Into the old home parlor with a phonograph raph In one corner and mother In the kitchen bUs busy at the stove to and sister Jane Jano sa saying Put on tho the Home Sweet record Frank but It can take the phonograph phonograph graph up close to the trenches and put it in n a hut It can be there putting the paper and pens hand randy handy on the de desk i coaxing actors and actresses to lo leave America to get g-ct up little entertainments back of or the lines giving 1 motion picture shows getting etting up sings bringing books and ma magazines and newspapers newspaper j doing n. n thousand and ono one things that j I It is the business of or no one else to do doJ The ho business of or war wal is war Make l i n no no mistake about that Our boys bOs have gone one over o there to drive the thc Hun liun back i to Germany Germane and It is a n. rough rouSh messy unpleasant business s. s You go SO out to one i t tol of ol the great cantonments In this countr country coun- coun I j tr try anI and you jou ou see the boys bos there There I Is Just ono one thin thing thine they all aU want to go fO across and get Into it The They spend pend days s 's and weeks and months In train train- i Ing It is just train drill train drill I j all the time The They learn and then I j thc they have ha to learn a again ain and keep on i learning things the they feel teel the they know I well wel enough alread already You go to one of those great reat cantonments and I 1 1 L F you ou seo see j I s 1 j I J I I I c e g T 1 t ion mai vat the me un 1 1 i. i M U C. C A. A With t ItS us entertain entertain- i monts ments and amI affairs and shows Is a fine tine thing thinS for tor the boys bog its good work here In camp you ou sa say but how about j i i over Ocr there Con Consider Oyer Or O cr There I Well Just consider over there a R. moment Getting over o there threet there thre get et- et tins ting into Is acton Is what tho boys IJO's long IonS for What happens when the they get et over o there T More 1010 impatient wearying weary weary- ing weeks eels of training Then the thc regin regiment regiment regi regi- n I ment meat is sent up to tho front line I Weeks ecks more of ot waiting in some ome sectors sectors sec sec- tors month after month with nothing I much to do but walt await tho the time for tor striking or being struck Then a big j I battle perhaps Tho The rc lmont is I thrown a against tho Prussians it fights j for tOI a da day for tor two days das perhaps for Cor fora I a whole week Then it Is relieved cd or j l I the combat quiets down to the tho old ord waiting waiting wait wait- i I ing game ame More weeks of 01 ennui or routing of or weariness The time old-time armies were like our armies Thc They were made up of or young men Back flack of or them when whon they went I to war ar there thero thereas was as nothing There was ns no relief relict from weariness during t i I tho the long IonS watts waits between een action but sinfulness sin sin- in various forms torms Tho The sol sold pr prIn prin r I in olden days das became the synonym synon m lor tor marauder disgusting wretch I Most loH often orten was as this so when the tho soldier I was sent to foreign n lands He lie had no i memory of ot homo home after a n. year car in two years cars he was soldier and nothing else It was his Idle time that ruined him Xo No human being In n tho tine world can be so I idle hUe as the tho soldier during his idle hours and weeks an and months ho Who Compose Army Irmy We Ye e are sending abroad tho Inest lotof lot lotof of or young men that ever entered an any I arm army excepting perhaps those who were equal to them in our civil ll war and other wars We e know what our I soldier boys are fire fine stuff stull all of or them They are arc clean boys boy's and they I will keep clean if ir they have tenth one-tenth of a chance I Over O here herc those who know now will tell teU you t tho e motion pictures cut deep Into I the prosperity of the tho saloons as ag soon as the they become omo well established Over Ocr I there thero tho the Y 1 M. M C. C A. A and K of or C C. C have ha carried the motion picture close behind tho the trenches You can trust our boys boys bOA I to go 0 to tho the clean place every ever time lime If It there thero I is i a clean place Illace to go to TheT The T Y M. M 1 C. C A. A K o of C C. Jewish Welfare I Board Boar and Salvation Arm Army have havo spread ada ad a n. great clean zone of f safe and san sane sano s amusement rest an and friendliness back bak backof of or tho tiro long lino litre that reaches from tho tiro channel to Switzerland I On my wall I ha have 0 a map of or the war territory and a long Ions lino of or tacks show how where our armies are toda today On one sJ side o of or this lino line is hI No Xo Mans Man's Ind on I the other is Y M. M 1 C. C A. A Land In front of or them our OUI boys havo o the enemy behind behind behind be be- I hind them the they have close at hand the love and good bood wishes of or all those th they I have o loft left at home They Thc turn from the I trenches and find not nil all we could wish to shower upon them In n comfort and I blessing but all we e can In any wa way I send and tho Y M M. I. I C. C A A. Athe the K It of or C C. tho the Salvation Arm Army an and the other or organizations or- or are aro tho the bearers of oC it t all I Civilization Not Tread With a fraction traction of or a dollar m for Cor each erch soldier tho the Y Y M. M 1 C G. G A. A or tho the others I cannot offer the th the luxury of or a lUtz JUtz hotel combined with the amusement of or the metropolitan opera opert tho the hippodrome I and all New YorLa s 's hundred theatres not close behind tho trenches three I thousand miles from Americas America's nearest shore They can do ten thousand I times moro more than han han that When lien the tho soldier soldier soldier sol sol- dier hO boy turns his eyes from tho the murderous murderous murderous mur mur- derous Germans before him hint and sees right and left leet of or him more moro soldiers and behind him him more molo soldiers and the tho thI whole world seems to have havo become a a. place of ot slaughter and savagery sa a again a. a a place of or dirt and killing and an barbarism bars bar bar- barl the tho m-tho tho seven organizations can bo be bet boj thoro there to prove that civilization Is i J it t dead that all nil America Is thinking f f t him and waiting wafting to 0 welcome him when he Comes conies home tho the same think high in ing living clean America ho left lell That Is why tho the Y M. M r. r C. C A. A went to towar war wh why the K of or C. C the tho Jewish 1 Wel Welfare oI fare Board the tho Salvation Army went wentlo to lo war and how they thoy tho went rho They did not go 10 with a n. hymn book and a whine but with a n. hand shako and a t. t smile IU II |