The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-11-07
weld seven War
WORK AGENCIES
INTO RELIEF ARMY
Great Organizations Which Are
Helping to Keep Up the Morale
OF Fighting Millions Unite in
Campaign for $17o,50Q,000.

with millions Of American men on
war fronts, in training camps and on
the seas ard with thousands of Ameri-
can women on foreign soil, all engaged
In the siupendous ask Of making the
world safe for democracy, a great duty
devolves upon those wh6@ remain in
the United States,-the duty Of send
ing Home 10 those who have put Home
oqhind Them for the period Of the waf.
The agencies through which this can
be accomplished are joined in tbs
Uhired War Work Campaign.
from being given the cigarette or
cioeolate bar with which he says his
huneer in the fury Of battle, to the
theauical entertainment or the a,h-
letic games, which relax h'm into nor
ma comfort after weeks OF terrific
col:tbat, die American G-hter is de-
pendent upon the continued efforts OF
the =. H. c \, the Y. ". c. y, the
National Catholic Y ar Cornell and X.
of G the War Camp Community Sery'
ice. the Jewish Welfare Board, the
Alaeiican Library Association and the
Salvation ARMY. TO carry on this
wort, he combined welfare organiza.
ions are seeking fund Of $110,5O0,
GJ0.
The Y. N. c. 4. provides 53S huts in
A4er'can training caurs and more
than 500 In the war zone as centres
wlich the fehlers can use as clubs
Schools. theatres. stores, CHURCHES, IL
hraries and writing rooms. More than
T.O.,A men and women had been sent
overseas or approved for overseas
wfE-3y elrlY autumn ard 3a22 we're
serving in American camps at home.
Y. n. c \. hujS are the canteens Of
,he American Eypeditonary Force and
are the theatres where The American
entertainers, seDf over by he ~, ap-
ppa. Noted American pUalc men and
ol.rcFIocn speak in u-v hu,s. Classes
dr.. conducted there Millions Of letters
aIe written there Oh paper provided
'r2p BY The "Y." Physical directors Of
The "Y" teach and spread mass ath-
!ecics, using material furnished free
ly the organization.
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