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The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
ron sALE-REs,oENcE PROPERTY
TWO-FLAT BARGAIN

TWO-FLAT BARGAIN
BRICK. 2-CAR GARAGE. SIDE
DRIVE . BEDROOMS. AN EN-
CLOSED SLEEPING PO y & ~
LARGE LIVING Room. FRENCH
DOORS. ETC NEAR CD RIVER
THIS Is EASILY 81 GOO BELOW
MARKET DON'T DELAY. CALI.
MIR. LONEJOY. GLRTIELD SOS OR
500
FRANK p. MILLER
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05

ROOMTNG HOUSE for sale az as
Howard-st we'll furnished IS
rooms. cheap IL taken AZ once.
cause for selling. leaving city
Cell or phone cherry 372O-R
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BOOMING HOUSE
s rooms and hath. good furniture
$500 terms 20 right people Cad
lilac 5547.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
S35 TO-DAY

FRONT HEATED FLAT
In new building; ice box. stove. jani-
tor service Call f3T Taylor-svs..
west OF Hamilton car. DOYLE,
Main 34ea
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
A SACRIFICE
MONEY TO LOAN

HorsEs and EQUIPMENT crD rssr
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-07

People Who rely Ol the moon ~ n
weather Indicator, writes London
Chronicle correspondent. must have
very short memories. for accurate com.
PARSONS prove concluslvrly that thrre
is uo connection whatever between the
weather and the moons changes of
phase.
Professor SchuSter aralyzed whole
centnsy'S weather records and. as n
result. was unable "a trace aHv lunar
period i'm them Several authorities
ere agreed however. that There is q
tendency Tor clouds 10 dispense as 70
tHli moon comes 10 the meridian or
aHy plate hut it is q far cry from that
IT. the definite hcller thar he weather
changes with Il change Of lie lunar
phases.
These changes, ~ course. cam lie
predicted for Years III advance with
perfect accuracy. ana Il tha weather
depended ON them. Weather forecast.
.E@ would be- the simplest NJ ~ the
sciences, Instead of the most tifirul-.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-07

Time, h1o certainly changed in olc
New England, NoW il is the womat
who lay down The law, aud from tn
pulpit, too Rev Grace H. M ct
Stokes IS the popular pastor of tn,
First Congregational church Of Ole
lladley Mass. Her church ppws arc
never empty or scantiIly filed. Sh,
is one of the best speakers in III,
churches of the district and bids fail
to convert many outside the fold b.,
her energetic, forceful and strong in
;erpretations OF tho Holy Writ.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-07

Two friends met recently In Elan
d"rs. Dan DAILY was one or the
friends. He used 10 bc an advertisiu.
uun in Brooklyn and elsewhere. just
before the war began hp was in Ger
many. lnuk-Seeiug. one night there
WAS Il grand party IN Traukfurl-am-
Main. Nora Bayes was there and ans
or two other Americans and Arthur
iilaut WHO owns the largest muurry
in Germany. H. taus most af tile
leather fur one uf the great English
huuS. Next day Bluut ami DAILY went
out in Biaut'S car ana saw the town.
Then they sud goud-by
I'VE were ont gathering up the
wounded said Daily. when | heard
my name called. There was Il German
soldier with Il smashed arm.
Won't yon speak TO me Danl" he
asked.
1T was Arthur BIaut.'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-07
Another 3 ocr GuesS.

Charles Darwin WAS the subject OF
very drastic parental prophcc}
which went very far wrong He wa,
very fond of country life. and as his
fathers taste did not lie in the sUu
direction, that stern parent said Ia
Charles; lou care for nothing but
shooting. dogs and r4t.ciucllng ans
lol win be disgrace 10 yourself ana
al. your family"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-07

Statistics furnished by the FRENCH
British authorities tn the Am,ican-
liHH~h-Frcuch Belgian Permanent
Eiud Relief War Fund of 500 rrh
ataaue New York, >hoa thar thr-r
arr in England France and Belgium
morr rhau @ooO soldiers Who have
lten totally blinded in the war and
nearly 25n0 blinded in one eye. -
E. - proportion OF whom will ey,u-
tH.l.y lose the sight OF the other a>
The result ~ shock or of The u.an,,
themselves. In addition There ur' ID
tHu4e alone hearty -01 Who hr~ay-
losing both eyes, have al>o suffered
by explosions cor ampututlon. jhr lo,,
uf both arms or ho.h legs. or h.ud
and in many eases have been rendered
sloa. deaf into the bargain.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-07
Over 200 Ships viii Be Required
Constantly to Supply the
American Force.
GREAT AREA FOR SEA BASE
Estimated That 100 Pounds OF Freight
Per Man Per Day Must Be In
n loaded AZ the Fort Of De-
.s barkation.
CHARLES n. GRAsTY.

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-07
Ola 1.idier Gives Recommendation

~ e1'"IeT HINtS Recommendation
Gr.'a' Wauecrn. Commander Of G
i. b, Pos. Finckneyyne. H.. writes
j highly recommend Foley Kidney
Pills which / prefer to all others |
have used and consider them Johnny
ON the spot Foley Kidney Pills
give q ok el.er from backache. rheu.
matte pains, sim. swollen joints. Ian.
9uidness, pains in groin and muscles
ali other symptoms Of kidney trouble
and !ccp disturbing bladder ailments.
They assist nature in restoring
strength and vitality For sale by ".
D. Duncan
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-07
Clean Water Bottles.

when The water bottle becomes
lined with ~ sediment from the wa
Ter an easy way t. remove il is by
putting Il tca>poonful of hydrochlori.
acid with n little water in the bottle
The glass VIII be- perfectly clear in Il
few minutes.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-07

r~y th- free Trader Journal Want-Als
for results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get at
the Cause and Remove II

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the SUBJ
;Stiiute Tor, caiomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar
coated tablets arc taken Tor bad breath
by all who know them.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets act gem
lily but firmly on The bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any of
tho bad after effects
All the benefits OF nasty. sickcninc
gripping cathartics arc derived from Dr..
Edwards Olive Tablets withou, grin
ing, pain or any disagrecablc effects.
DIR. L. NJ. Edwards discovered the
rmula after seventeen years OF prac-
c among patients afflicted with bowel
AID liver complaint with the attendant
bad breath.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets arc pure
ly vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil; you will know them by their
olive color. Take one or two every
night for 4 week and note the effect
l0c and 25c per box. All druggists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
||lNY TEAS AND DANCES
GIVEN At OLD POINT
Quests See Two Coast Artillery Com.
panicS Depart for Fort
Storey.
|SwINlsIING rooL roruLA
Oliver S. Bond, Eighty-SiN Years Old,
Indulgcs in Various Aquatic
Stunts Richmond Residents
Are Among the Recent Visitors.
Especial to Tho TtmeS-ntspa,rh,

- Especial to Tho TimeS-pispat"h.1
OLD POINT. VA. March 3.-Thc
l&kuests of the Chanrhsrlin had an op-
Nportunity Of seeing. the two companies
Hof coast artillery depart Monday
1 tor Fort Storey, they being the first
,Hdeta chment TO he sent 10 tho new fort
! ANlarge crowd gathered on the old
tRoint wharf. and, the heat pulled
Tout the band played Aud Lang Syne."
&Eoloncl Daniel W kctchum was in
kcommand.
&EStThc past week has been roplete with
Tall kinds of diversions. several teas
s&hASe been given in tho palm garden.
lone for Miss Helen kennon E:astwick
Hofs East Greenwich. Conn. ON WedncS-
AdaS afternoon Mrs Andrew X File
nnhrown and Miss E"tty t'illchrowu. 80
TPhiia delphia. invited about thirty
$triends to meet her.
W. The swimming pool comes in for a
Eiarge share Of interest during the day
MeNpert swimmers doing all Kinds "f
S"stunts.' Oliver :, Bond "f T"lcdo
s4who always speaks of himself As
.1"cightS-SiN years YOUNG" finishes his
n Rquatic exercises with - Slide down
,lthe high shutc. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
IA. MacManuS, q! New York. arc among
Gthose who try tho pool every day.
3s1NFoRMAL DANCE: ron
WASHINGTON GIRL
One especially delightful entertain
III ment in the past week WAS the in
N Formal dance that Colonel stephen NJ
III Footc. L. :. ~, ana Mrs. fovtc gay,
Sin compliment, I" Miss Katharine ilItch-
Ecock, OF Washington who is visiting
Ethcir daughter Miss Esther f"otc
KSome of the guests included Captain
l.. Fcnton. L. :. y. and Mrs
kFenton: Captain Francis H. Lincoln
kAU.s s. A.. and Mrs. Lincoln. Lieutenant
Norton, L. $ A.. and Mrs.
xlSCrton; Lieutenant Meade Wiidrick, L.
RS..fA., and Mrs. Wildrck; Lieutenant
TJcsse l.. Sinclair. L. :. ~, and Mrs
ESinclair; Miss Mcbride, OF Fort lIuut.
kD.3C.; Captain Robert r.. Guthrie. Lieu
Mtenants Kenneth :. Purdic. Robert Me-
HBride and James Young
70 John y. Shannahan and Mrs. Shan
Enahan gave dinner Of twenty-five
Ecovers on saturday evening III the din
fing-room of the Chambcrlin. in coin-
4pliment to MIR and Mrs. IL. II. Dcwcry
Eand Miss Margaret Dcwcry, OF Glov-
II ersville, y. Y.
Nfs Mrs. Robert H. .railey, of Richmond.
land son arrived on Monday 10 join
Is Mr.. Tallcy and have been enjoying
EEolf on the links OF the old Point Com
( fort Golf and Country club.
IL William II, Sands spent tho week
lend here. as did Mr.. and Mrs. L. Nd
Edison Kennolds
Fonce Adams was complimcntcd by
IA number Of his friends on WcdneS-
F1tiay evening. when they gave a dance
tat the Old Point Comfort Golf and
syCountry Club for him. as q farewell
3 before his departure for the marine
Barracks in Norfolk. he having sue
s{{cessfully passed his examinations re-
hi Gently To enter the Marine Corps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
STAUNTON

lSprcinl To The Times Diapatchl
STAuNToN. VA. March 3.-Mrs' 8.
-. Timb"rlahc. ST.. and Miss Margaret
rimh"rlakc attended the funeral on
Thursday ut Warm Springs Of Mrs
Ellie Francisco Bell. wife Of Charles
J. Ecll. of Hot Springs. who died on
Tuesday night. Mrs. Bcll was sister
u NJ $. !. \. Ryan. nf Stauntun. and Il
sister.in-inw Of Mrs. Tilnberlakc
Isaac I.aub. after Il visit to his
laughter. Mrs. Albert Schultz. has re-
turned to his HON" at Naichcz. Miss
Forrest Taylor has left for ionngs-
town. ohio. where N" expects to reside.
Il. -. Lewis has returned To Wash
inIton. after spending few days in
Stauntou.
Frank IirrSim has lief, for Whining
ton. Del. I" accept a position.
Miss Helen Williams has returned to
Richmond. after : visit Il friends hcrc.
li"r sister. Miss Lucille Williams. viii
remain hcr" - short time longer
Miss Jessie Masincupp has returned
from baltimore, uhsrc she visited
friends.
Miss Elton How is"n has returned
from u visit 1" Sweet l:riar college.
'rh"r" Sh" spent s"N"rai days.
AIRS. G""rg" \. Sprimltel is nj home
from Ieirhm"nt. wh"rc she visited her
mother. Mrs. H. -. Peek.
Mrs. Joseph T. AS, and little son
ar" AT HON" from Richmond. whore
'hcy HAY" been for several weeks.
Mrs. Asi's husband. Captain \. l.. Asst.
returned from tho border with tho
second Infantry. and Mrs. ASt haas
boon with him IN Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Dawson are
visiting friends In Washington.
T.. -. Dru'! who Was called here
by tit" death of Professor :. Il; Drurv
has returned To Iii, ilmund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
AMHERST

!
AMHERST II, NJ y" VI
Percy IInrr;s YIN . irS.
Mrs. &. l.. Sc.t, H. ), a., 'ns
Ioulcr,.s r.,u,n.d -, y.
SUNDAY y"
u,.. x
,hn ,o,, "h" mas been
,rtur,,i ''"'t''' f'NtnS has
- NV nom" IN i'anrtl'".
:. sutton. ~ ~anddIcs. was IN
'-H"'"o"re last week,
Mr.. and Mrs II.rrv II...;,lnti...,
returned {" stanton an M.uda, .r,o,.
risitn. Mr., and Mrs i. ~ Iji.ain.
boiham.
Mr. and Mre :, :, .r,.
Miss ,;l,dyx ,r.,,;,r ~ ''"
spent Tho v.elxcnd :, ~ -, ,"'.i'
W.T.. -
,,I,,. ''"' '"'''. 81 Sweet Er'nr
~" IN" Weekend with Miss
'''>''t '>'"''.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
BOWLING GREEN
pcclal IL rho Timcs-pispa,.h.

Especial I" Th" Timcs-DiSpat.h
ROWLING GREEN. VA. March B.
Mrs. =, u. Kicks. Of Richmond. Sp.ni
!, part OF this week with AIRS. Kat.
u. Broaddus.
Mrs i.eadi'"tt"r. Of Hanover. il with
hcr sister. Mrs. t.. {. Mnn.,lrc.
iihroid Wright. after visiting his
parents. has returned to Richmond
Y. u. N"wbili. If Essen. spent !, part
~ inns week with his daughter. Mrs
e. y. Broaddns
Mrs Jessi" g. r:nnis AMI Mrs "
y. Br"addns spent part OF this week
IN Richmond
I"hn Z. White. Of Richmond. sn,u,
thr week end here with friends
Nr ana AIRS. r. y. Travis are wish
ing AIRS. -, ~. Gravatt. in Washington.
Mrs Robert a. coghill and Mrs
'har,"s y. Rroaddus spent n part az
this week in Fredericksburg
Ath"I Collins is with relatives .,
RoSlAn. -
MI and Mrs g. l.. BuIlard are yi.i,
'hS relatives in Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
SHE DARKENED HER
GRAY HAIR
\ Kansas City Lady Darkcncd Her
Gray Hair and Made IL Soft
and GLOSSY 10y Il Simple
Home Process
She Tells How She did II.

CITY. Mo" who darhcu"d her gray h..i;
ny simple nom" process. mad" til.
following statement. Any lady az
gentleman van darkcn their gray 81
faded hair. aud make IL soft aud GLOSSY.
MIih TINS Simpl. recipe. which tn.S.
can mix al home. To half pint o.
water add Oh. OF bay rum. small
box OF Rarh" Compound and ;. on III
E'Sccrinc. Th"S" ingredients can u"
purchased al amy drug store ~ very.
l'tilc cost. Apply !" the hair every
other day until the gray hair is darit :
cned sufficiently. II H. uo, sticky or
greasy aud does not rub OFF IL Wl!l
make gray haired person look 10 TO
% years Nounecr.'-.tdV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
EeD&32ee1EoRS
e Dc Le~zs 6akex ~


Ecnciai IA character. tho symptoms OF
his,,"srS arc given and In" answers
VII apply ~ any cas-" of similar
Those wishing further ;,dyicc. free.
ny ny address ~ Lewis Baker. college
one" enclosing sclf-a,trcSscd stamped
envelope for reilly. f'ull name aud adj
dress must be given hut only initials
answers The prescriptions can b.,
iili"d at any woii-s,uckcd drug store.
N"! "r"ES!s, can order Of wholesaler
aud trembling. nervousness. slccplcss.
ness, loss 81 appetite and strength.
comes 10 performing accustomed worl,
and duties"
Answer: In All such cases the assimi-
Win waste functions and n powerful
harmless tonic treatment is needed
ma three grain cmd"mene tablets un-
cNce!!od and astohishingly beneficial i'm
such eases ana adtis. them for You.
LAURA" says some time ago | con-
iractcd u worry severe cold aud cough.
have tried many remedies but thev
10 co. no. , seem to help me at all | wish
YOU would advise N. what To do
answer: What y"n need is u LAXATIVE
cough syrup ono that VIII drive the
COL g. from y"lir system. The following
pitscilpiion VII check your cold ana
cough: Get ~. on package of con
cent rated ESSENCE ni"ntho-l axcne and
make according 10 directions on tho
ho','" TAX" 9 tcaspoonful every hour
~ 'wo or until your cold is better
rms VIII relieve .ou in IL very few
days
NJ j u, asks: MY hair is too oily
and ny scalp tches with dundrufT ami
uf late IL il rombing ont too much
What is good treatment
Answer: Obtain plain yellow minvoI
from your druggist in i-oz. jars and
APPLY as per dir.c,ions. This cleans
rur'fies cools aud invigorat"s the hair
ara scatp. thus stopping the death OF
tic hair l'andruff aud itching arc at
me country now us" il regularly
aEncss" writes: "IIavc bcen doc
l"r,nI Tor kidney trouble and now
want your advice. Frequent desire ia
followed 10y burning pain and am very
tender and sol" over region of bladder
AiSo. harkachc affects me- dreadfulIy
an hH.aiy move when J awake i'm the
morning. Weakness. too. is Il symp-
tom" 80
Answer: think If Won will take
ba,Tn~ori tablets regularly for few
weeks Your kidneys and bladder will
become normal and such symptoms
vanish. This is uncouallcd for such
complaints in my estimation
NOTE: For many years Dr Baker
has been giving free advice and prc
*criptions to millions Of people throunb
tho press columns. and doubtless has
helped ~ relieving illness and distress
more than any single individual i'm IN.
worlds history. Thousands have writ
ten him expressions of gratitude :,na
CONFERENCE.-The.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
GAINESVILLE

Special TO III. Times Dispatch
Si.AEkSNIi.LE VA, March 3.-Mrs.
9. II. BARROW has been i'll for ton DAYS
hut is miirh improved.
The Mail Carriers Association Of
Mechl"uburr County met here a few
days ago. and the members were en-
terta'red ut STAG dinner by l.. t.:
''iiliiaii -. Il, Vaughan and J. II.
Daniel
Miss Louise Watkins is visiting Mrs
J. l'aac eamos in Richmond.
- H. Watkins, OF Tennessee. is Ia
town on = visit /" his mother. Mrs.
ELLA Watkins.
Mass rattle TAYLOR is visiting Mrs.
Emmett Magcc. Of Danvlllr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
Miss Hogan
At
The jefferson Hotel

Showing correct sport clothes FOR torn and
country. AS" Imported model nl1u-rS that
are distinctive ana entirely hand made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

s,,,'. -. g. 20, am ScckinS
! wi,iIc NJ er,n, - ,.iu'" my n';sh.
I rc.I ia, .nj ~ .o,,rso I, -; ~, S..,'ii S
! - y : :" russ
! ihs
49, !, rai, ,i'"nH Hears nave
.,C ..r',in -, -, t ,'tu'i hi''N ;,
IN s..,,,5 n,h ,';,i -, h , packt'i
hn,n,. ,,sc Sn,n 49,, W. ,, 'ioi''- toi
MS forty n,i,nd ~ :, f',,. ,.',i - ihueh
' 80 =" "'ch''
Y. -. = asks: y am c"nsiiated.
tongue coated nay" headache. dizzy
Spells nnn Indigestion sometimes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
Piles CURED AT HOME BY
new ABSORPTION METHOD

&8If you suffer from bleeding itchine blind
LpSStT Nins PILES. srnd me- your address
MOL VIII tell you how 10 cur. yourself 4,
S8fne by the ne" absorption treatment: and
ME also send some ~ this home treatment
kss4e OF trial. with references from your ~ n
f&3Abty " requested rrrrE rrpor, i'm.
lfAdtste ralief and speedy cures send no
&SSfney, but tell Others Of this nner Wit.
96S1ax to Mrs. 81 Summers no. i3I. sou,l,
3D. Ind --Adv
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-15
|STOP BASEBALL
JULY FOURTH
Thirteen Minor Leagues Urged 70
Close Schedules on indie
pendenee Day, by
Al Tearney.
SAVING TO THE CLUBS
Several Minor Leagues Have Already
Thown up the Sponge and
Others May Unless
Action 10 Tasesn.

/ UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
/ CHICAGO. June 15.-Thirteen min,
or leagues in various parts OF the
country were Ia receipt OF kilograms
from Al Tearney, president OF the
Three league today, urging that they
discontinue their respective sched-
| ules after July 4.
The appeal, which was directed TO
every organization OF Importance be-
low class A, read:
In view OF war conditions and In
clement weather, July 4 has been
suggested as the proper date for min
or leagues 10 discontinue their sea-
sons with honor. II viii be a great
saving 10 the clubs and an occasion
for a big demonstration. attracting
enormous crowds, which viii assist
the clubs in defraying Indebtedness"
The financial collapse OF the Alton
club and the unstable condition Of the
Bloomington club has led Tearney 70
believe that his circuit VIII disband
rather than risk financial setbacks
with six club league. The matter
was 10 be tnreshed out al a special
meeting OF the club owners here to-
day.
Tearney pointed out that two min
or leagues-the North Carolina and
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-15
Y. v. c. A. BOARD
IN JUNE MEETING
Directors OF Association Met Yester-
day With Mrs. II. w. Hulskamp
Acting 40 PrssI-
DISCUSS WAR PROBLEMS
Association WORK In cities Where the
Camps Will be Established and
In Keo.<uk Was
Considered.
DISCUSS WAR PROBLEMS

The regular June meeting OF the
board Of directors of the Young Won
ems Christian association was held
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. h w. H1is-
kamp. who is acting president In place
OF Mrs. T. R Board. who has resigned
jpresided over the meeting. Reports
were made for the last month and
filed.
Mrs. Board who has been president
| of the association for the last year,
4 has resigned and Mrs. Huiskamp, who
has been vice president IL acting In
her place.
Miss Fay stahl OF ollie. iowa, was
elected to the position OF office secre-
tary and girls work. Her work wiz
commence here June %.
The general secretary, Miss Null
ford, explained to the board members
the different phases of war work
which the association must plan to do.
The work VIII be in three divisions
In the first place the association ex-
poets to undertake the care of the
girls in the districts where the govern
ment viii establish training camps
for the army; the girl problem in the
small places used as mobilization
camps is another phase, and the third
phase of work includes the sending of
secretaries TO foreign countries,
France and Russia having asked for
such assistance.
The associations win ende8vor to
furnish recreation and clean amuse-
ments which will keep girls OF the
streets In the cities where the canton
ments are established by the govern
ment
the association directors talked
over to some extent the local situa-
ton and problems involving the girls
and the camp conditions here, and
may decide on some plan Of work
along certain lines.
The conservation of food was dis
cussed by the directors and the best
plans for saving were considered.
: A fruit campaign was inaugureted
with Miss Eleanor Brown in charge.
Each member will be asked to do
nate something IN the line of canned
fruits or preserves for the benefit OF
the cafeteria of the association.