Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-30

aAa A@S cSE IAN oy ~EDVdlSt continuing
oettermept. War Camp Community oerY-
ice has issued 2 million or more booklets
describing the important places near
aner3ea military ana naval training
stations. It maintains hotels, lodging
houses, and cafeterias for men in uni
form. II also maintains hundreds 81
cubs where mans Uniform Is the only
pass necessary. ]; operates community
houses and social centres, ana plans
dances, suppers. h@nquets, excursions
and sightseeing grips. lHaeF }1e super
v!sior of War Camp Community service
the Take soldier or-sf }la5 m sle-t
dinner movement has become hanonaI
enthusiasm, IN war camp conmunlJiss,
WsT camp Community seFFl'e testers
Athietics 81 all sorts dlteFsiit@-' eltE' -'lil-
ffeAfs, pageant festit<ls b@f{!'s ll'L'-1S;
concsrtg and wholesome eo9}sheifi7i
an3pser1erts at reduced price, Hr
vide the rnsn in ira ming w5tt tht IiEHl
k5nd n leisure rec:eaf. eu. the A12arse
OF ctuos, traterna4 Do0iEs- Gfia.E.15tS -
sirnllar organizations are 1a l;Nzga ny
war ann Community SFrFiHS' u. CO.
9Fdiflatss the war camp te"Es Hl'et
ilsi9us aHo foIItfc2j i1is a-fs - "
ing coE9poHhHS me service H.. HaAh '1 ii1g
eFlls1eo men. u knows Ae4tHes .1t ~
creed. 70 extend Us WORT anG +aek ~
b XXI gS ~ acti y!tFeS golne "-i+ req lltN
V"g,eQo lot t1e qeki year
[ IN Doay, organlzee IN me Spite %
1911 70 render sueh service a. II t93-
%. 10 tne more man leo,oVs geWlsn t,eI -
snr,,,ed 81, fbs ia{3 ~ - b,,,t -
tsay iAadfne Tsg1ieh r3za+iorre in
ei,-ss. - r1,ob -Sa1i ir,,e,,ry5 7encfa+fes as the
T4a-.. - o.. - r7i-,,{ 7rj+t +Le
t~a1,trai ,~,r,ferarca ~ 6,,sriesy F2sth5=
80 ~, Se,,,Cti ~ ra.r-jeS women
The Jewish welfare Board does its
-. ts.,, +~.lrnd r,o-l-a~y ~
80 ~ ,-+ll,,rtg fcr4s s1d naval
tI ,,-,,,;t7a En- tha rer
reationa1 needs af al man fn Uniform.
n erants Inns similar to thosa Of the
y rIrte,hts ~ C,olI,reb7is
!. ~, '... -; +.'N 4tis +ea ,,e,,sJ tea
$50 visS,cL go TI5Ers,7r 1ftaratr4re and
~. - aii-.ss sa,.icAe are ron
s4Is II Us 80 ~ I7rt5oyr evenings
- y -. ~ I'' go 80 sset3vsle are IN
1.a5 yys,4.,+ rs7;ejo,7e er1nnI}ns RIFLES
s,,o y,nf+s ,rs.bi1Ity7 Arba Kaufos.
~ Va revgisb soldiers
are "7 r! 49, !" ryabrsrs are crr
S,,a4ad III i-'''t-' non s''''-
49,. ~ h,,,a~o5 ard Aftv
- ~. 10 ,tt;5n ~ ~ TTn;tea states the
80 ~ vTa1tar- ia ras astah l{sbed
~ y 30. - - a,.- - -,17{ere ma sail
80 ~ e+ ~aoros eileen,
"a ~ - mtSI ,s ta4L. eraf y,oer3yers
.i.S ,a-4 fse ~ ar.ftaee In their
r1,,{as ror,a t,osnfts1lty. n
.1.i 81. 1870 .Lo,,e,t, ~, 4heir vzsz. 4c
800 s-as3 4,srtet, ~ nerso7al serv-
IrSe ave Tarforrned Nv these members.
800 49, in1{y;po after +be vvelfare Of
narerte and relatives Of soldiers. corre-
snondine with men in service. etc.
- vrzatsa y,1-rs ,s,a= ,,r+
III ~ ~ 'h' 5,,+lir,ts me work Of
gol,t''e -, " - -. i- - II bae a vIaca
aft' -, "a ,,,,,,,,,9f,r{t,, ff7e
n stsns i, v-tera others are NOT fanc~
y stelS iu VIZ o..tes ;t5, ~ ofbsrs
elynins' an T.,, ~ ,t-;t'tfa7 - tbe lar
a4s'AIIS +. - t ~ - Ar,. ard Nav
TIe we4' ~ a. grgrngatiorof tba
T,, 80 etsie 80 pstbar a. a{ros to helm
~ 70 Y;rh -, ~ a5i1at themselves to
pt.aFg-
Gentle brathers-in- arms. The Je"lsh
Welfare Board has more than 1oV WORK
ers in camp, For the extension Of this
work its directors estimate that sa'aoV'09p
will be needed Tor 1919. 49,,
Perhaps few realize the extent OF the
work of the Salvation Army among our
men in uniform on American SOIL. IN Us
modest and humble fashion, TINS praCQ-
most worthy and admirable war service
work at fourteen army camps ana cities
on this side and has proposals Tor yen
additional operations al wlaty sep PtI.5js
pol4tS. ~ X 1890 - sat NJ, IN sim
tta1oI 81 s'lstt .e,e,e - S.erlS vp+b 4ha
liar INES NJ lal9ii ytss vag,srrs8
eo0is.t - biaF 5x,isioyal nffi
oy pFoNinClai an" S'''ei
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At these fourteen Jnllea 9tat9S PoIIt9
the SaiNatiop Army hAS eEecLSa - 0o -
Portable, welcoming nuts. hostelS anu Le3e
rooms, presenting no TlHaEy OF C9itlpett
ton to other ORGANIZATIONS engaged N e
lief work. but rather oHeftng q eo-op y-i5 a
tive and deeply appreciated serves.
With every enlargement o. ne hfHy
comes an insistent demand TOT nseE5
material increases IN tne equipment alia ~,
service OF the SalYatlon array. -1aAs
more relief hutments ana notes Inuss
he built where the troops i}eeu eHFhR
most. Plans are under way tof lae ss
adjustment or stations al every infiNaEy
cantonment IN America
rrt q ,-,r,,,a1 yaorLr of the Salvation Army
o,-,,at ~ f~rgot+en In the midst Of the
Iii - ~. saf9ier for tHa emergency ts
r'9,.art1, ,thpoar ara s{clnase The con-
ecter+io,,s ,1T7f{rine effnrts of This great
g~s,arigation hag now the respect and
y, e tft,tse ~ the entfrA ration. Its sim
81 ,et s-,ttot,a borne l{ire military ac-
ti tSii 10y 49,, t11,chad tbe hsarfs 1f ofr
1850 p 10 80 a15 ov,ersaas The SAL
tss+{cy, Arrov,s ahars in the results OF the
fTnited war Work Campaign is also
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Perhaps there is less genera Iea4l1 e
ton Of the extent OK the library w az
Service Of the American Library AsSo-
citation than OF thaE 81 any OF the oIheL
six organizations rms aSsocldueR mas
been charged with the exclusive GUY oi
providing reading matter t9F soiaIets a4Q
sailors IN this country and overseas III
has erected and operates IS Iarse eali!p
library buildings at various cantonGents
volumes each. ana mas AetaTleS az oVV
smaller camps ana posts at 80 naval
and marine stations ana On -9U shlps-
The american library AssoclaJloR sup
plies all the books and magazines tor the
libraries IN the oul1dlhss OF tae Fsa