The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15

OF the east that I recently visited.
there are 1900 girls of teen & en-
gagged In making ammunition for
Sar." said the speaker. These 1900
girls work from eight to eighteen
hours daily to ran rush orders for
shells. They must he poised In nerves
and accurate. They are taking mems
places In this war work 80 the men
may enlist in the army or navy. These
girls must be properly cared for TO
keep them wen. strong and protected
from undesirable influences. They
are our soldiers doing all they can
to serve the country They must 10
mothcrcd. That H. hat the Y. W
L a. is doing for them n for hos
pital nurses upon whom the lives OF
our sick and wounded depend. Few
know shat an military suits Of all the
army and navy are made hy girls,
most of them Of q age These
too require mothering. They must
have recreation. must have places to
sleep and eat ana places to meet their
soldier sweethearts. To meet these
needs. the Y. w. q. \. hostess homes
at cantonments nave been established
Here women may visit, meet their
sweethearts. brothers, husbands, sons,
where surroundings are wholesome,
and where the undesirable women
and unworthy conduct are eliminated
In the cast saW an engaged woman
on the train She confided 10 me she
had never been on q train before,
hu was going to meet her Jim who
was u soldier In the cantonmcnt ~
Deming y. NJ when she reached
, Demlng she went to the hostess house
~ -..s.H h. loo. Gal. e a. haV tsgn
home. q package Of a gifts Tor -
soldiers from one town arrived az on
hostess house recently within tel
minutes those - men were In III
parlors Of the hostess house openini
their gift bundles. At one large can
there were 500 women an
girls one day within one hour a
calling to see their soldiers. Re
rooms. e cafeteria and dormituri
FOR women who mus, remain "
night. and for tn girls who do mer
ing laundry and nursing for the ~
dietS. These are q few 81 the hei-
fits the Y. W. 9, \. war council -
giving 20 war women concluded ~
Barnes
Miss Ethel Hickey wds anot"r
speaker who gave - stirring address
Miss Hickey spoke OF the spienld
get together" spirit ~ the tiuss
that n acpuaintiuE people Of diffr-
ent interests ana different natiopa-
ties with each other Men 70
] drawing together 40 "a great broiil
hood. said Miss Hickey. "WpHu
have hecn slower 20 do So hurir"
getting the spirit of unity tina the
times are breeding ana men are cup
ing women work. This c'hifN
needs mothers ~ the battle frat, IN
the towns. cities. cvcrNw here III"
smoke OF the lines o. social 90" be-
ing o%blltcr1ted in the new - Tor
the common cause. Hriatcdtn m
cident OF q former university tud"nt
no with battery \ M N"w Ik VINO
was invited hy q wealthy o'hhin
lady 60 ride IN her lmousinc'"'anS"
he appeared weary, and that pom ar
irving at this milllonairc's me, the
battery man was royalty %crriaincd
hy this mothcrly patriotic woman.
eager to honor the ktki-clod
stranger.
\ gem ct poetic prose waHhe trih-
ute paid to women hy that rin," Of
orators. Or. Rabbi Bergma in MS
discourse on Woman Or bergman
SAID he was glad that pmdisr IN
Eden had been lost because 1c para
disc made 10y woman in r. nome
was holicr, swcctcr than Fen could
have nceu. lie spoke of wouu- love
being greater than mans, ihc re-
filming Influence Of mother we, wife
devotion and sistorly luyty, that
spurrcd mon 20 an the Achievements
OF life. cycn war itself Tor tiir StEr,
In a. u Grille, preside" OF the
agricultural college was a." next
speaker Ho harNod back tot" great
hardships of the civil war.sprrihlF
the priy1tions iu the southn states
and dcplorcd the prcsei' Is ndul-
genCc in luNurics during WI ui'e
This war Will not end puicE TINS
war Will not end untl I'll" people
make the great sacrifices ths war re-
0uiros aud uNurios ar" BANNED
have two sons in France me has
hcon thor, two years. He has been
In the hospital la times, AL once
had his hat shot from his had. ana
. once his tent shot from arood him
a The other rnlistcs last spru; We
must help these boys To win M" war
by eating less and d-rossingI".s cN-
t~raNHgdntly.
10 ". \. Kclohcr made one othc Tim"
= addresses ui the evening an lfI' %
70 heartfelt tribute 60 womc- WORK
10 in the work behind the line Aldo
Leopold spoke with teryor 'u the
spirit OF motherhood as REF rtro IN
n Stcycnsuu's writings as the pint :"
h inspire Ms at this time
is Miss Bowie, another hont guest
" at the dinner. spoke of the hostess
homes "a environments, uudie' M
~ d]ustrial aud recreation clul in the
q cities and towns OF Amora ana
ri abroad To- give WHOLESOME" pleasure
ana employment to girls au' women
In Il toast TO American women
20 &. T.. Hotts said that what l'"p'tra
90 WIS to Egypt. what queer victoria
Il was to England. the Amerttn w"n'-
If an IL to America he spo" OF the
supreme mother love that ""- down
INTO the WILEY of the hdow mat
"a child may he horn uu' IN" SUBJ
"A lime valur ut that mother love flN-
PEI ing that dearly hought chhd 10 SER
Is vice IN var,