Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-24
MEN TAKING INTEREST
IN RECREATION PLANS
7. II 9. A. Presents Elaborate Daily
Program at Camp Meade Seized
ule Of Services.


with the men becoming accustomed
" Size routine OF camp life, the novelty
@K @AMrln@ khaki and being soldiers for
pneae Sam having worn on. they are be-
staining 20 take an interest and to think
AA@nk things &C Camp Meade other than
eAalr regular duties.
xe provide the rockies with the
sAknam they sheAId have In o religious,
SENSATIONAL and recreasional way, the
3. ~. @. A., with its stan Of trained
w@x&sks. 10 commoaious buildings and
equipment, if In believed 10 proving
end Will prove adequate to meet all
these demands.
After drilling and marching and par
6esmang the mulfifarious other duties
eAmk are the los OF the soldiers. the T.
o. a. a@oras Tor the men a cheerful
enshsRinw place. where they can relax.
AeeA physically and mentally. before
ss!ss ssrth TO regular duties. deter
ever before In their compAnie9-deter
mfm@& 90 put all the spirit they can.
naasksS fnto each days work.
Esmelike scene Presented.
ii large open fireplace, the flames
14#p5nG Nigh In the chimney. which
@aMN@ the r0om glow with warmth; on
3M one corner q aoRen or more soldiers,
N@nNfng stw6i0u&Iy over taoa0s. where
e@@w aEe husaly engaged In writing let
S@Hs O. their friends Em6 relatives back
y A@Ma@s over In another section group
smsenk ever game Of checkers. and, to
60 60 the home1ikenNaS OF 1t all. sew
SxA6 &c the piano. singing and playing.
%@ia describes scene that one can see
4Nx eyenlng at any one OF the associa-
Myery e1Tort In being made by the as
@Oc8a1A0n 60 have the life OF the soldier
Boys while in camp really agreeable
amd pleasant, making the buildings as
M0sm@Aake as possible and giving them
a. WMagA they were accustomed before
Nm@w @@M@ TO camp. And the association
1w providing these things In q way that
uomes up TO the fullest hopes Of those
who ere working 50 hard to make the
q. - g. A. at Camp Meade an associa-
tiom I'm every sense Of the word, accom-
malsnang great and lasting results
AgnonE the men.
Bible Glasses Organised.
ThA r. M. c. A.. Of course, has as it's
primary object religious instruction
slaape and smooth working condi-
93Nm@, 1s0wF~Bcmewhat unsettled, due to
mowlm@s etc. religious instruction will
- conducted on greater scale and
WAzA SYSTEMATIC detail 90 that it will
weaeh every department and company.
XwAMty-ono Bible classes already
haw@ been formed. and the response on
the DMx& Of the men In attending these
ezAM@e@ has been very encouraging
ESs@1 the soldiers are deeply interested
1mf &Mg courses is evidenced by the fact
khA1 they come usually well prepared to
@AD0a1@@ questions with the Instructor.
a program OF religious meetings has
Been prepared by DR.. Charles I. Good
Smg 1a@e O4 prominent ministers as
we'll - laymen leaders. These win be
Worthwhile meeting@-serwiCe0 that
wilA Do mkiEzan@ and inspiring. 1t 10 be-
M 6. =. auditorium. which viii seat
&,ko@ people IL completed J. Wilbur
Chapman the evangelist, will conduct
TIE inatfal servica {
10 Raye Information Bureau.
In order to keep folks back home in
formed OF what the Y. II. C. A. is doing
e8 information Tor newspaper c0rre-
@p@m4@nes ut the camp Will be estab-
Mshed IS the administration building.
The correspondents will be given the
NEWS &04AG&kM &M& ING H IL u. "A. IN a
@vnk@mnakiC way which will avoid any
eOm4uHE0m OF facts. It ie planned to
have q regular time IL possible. when
Ahe correspondents can come to this bu-
Neau. a number Of typewriters will be
mrowsd@d Tor them, 80 that they can
write their news there If they desire to
10 so Details regarding this bureau
VIII be announced In e later issue
TIE announcement Of meetings and
speakers. 40 prepared by DIR. Goodell,
gklf hs found elsewhere in this issue.
Sunday Services in Camp.
Tne Relieving il the schedule of serv-
4eAm held Sunday:
Protestant Episcopal service-Cele-
Arat1nm Of holy communion in building
8~99 at am
Roman Catholic services-Mass cele-
hrnxea III building MA, by Father
aFnnskars B-3s, Father Cotter; E-39,
rather stoke: Ma, Father Munster;
T-3s. Father Gwyer. Confessions Sat
sraay lii hui1dings N-24, Oil and B-39
Army z. III. c. A. services at 10 am,
ual11ng E-3s, Rev. John s. Savers;
SO. Rev. w. 81. Lftsinger; T-36. Rev.
H. Bwsra: y. NJ. C. A tent, Rev. J. ].
ba1e.
EeAnsng song service. open to all
em-8-S9. Army Secretary Charles L.
Be1efzs E-3s. Army Secretary Frank
Gray T@3e, Army Secretary ". Ott-
&f Ward; Y. M. c. A. tent, block r,