Arizona republican., 1919-07-28
''Y" ACCOUNTS FOR
 MONEY IT SPENT
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 Writing materials and newspapers for the overseas men, including 4Oo,- 100. 900 sheets of letter paper, half as many envelopes and 16,00000O post cards. cost $2.296,80S. For motion pie ture shows. in which 13000,000 feet of films were used in France alone, and spectators aggregated 50,000,00O, the "Y' paid S1.066,757. More than 34,O0o concerts and entertainments increased the expenditure by SS50.969.
 The cost of the "Y's" overseas re- ligious program was $467 1884. or ap- proximately, two-fifths of one per cent of the entire operating funds. Edu- cational plants literature and library work cost S991, ,932 and the A. F. F. athletics cost $1.957 ,301. The organiza- ton also operated. it is explained, more than 25 leave areas in various parts of France, at an expense of $831,60l and a chain of hotels for men on leave at a cost of $477,956.
 Tn the United States, it is shown, the organization expended s2105,S16 upon it's religious program in the six military departments, which included the holding of meetings and Bible classes the distribution of literature and the maintenance of religious sec retaries and musical directors. Edu- cational literature, together with lec- lures, instruction in the French Ian guage. and library service, was pro- vided at home by an expenditure of S1,192,737 and for sex hygiene edu- cation and literature the "" spent s73.7O4
 Y. M. c. A. stationery for the home huts. together with the financing Of camp publications, resulted in a fur ther expense of $929,6 ,629, including the purchase of 270,000,00 envelopes and twice as many sheets of writing paper. The "Y" it is said also spent for it's territorial war work in the canal zone, Porto Rico, the Philippines and other territories, S260,634; in the mu- nitions and war industries, s192.3SS and in the students army training corps, s442,061.
 Of the s16,O42695 spent for the armies of the allied countries, it is shown, France received $6,73S,S44 Russia s4,S05,9S5 and Italy s3,139, ,951 Work among war prisoners cost Si,- 058,591. The latter sum was divided as follows: Germany, $1179S8; Den mark, S99, ,087; Austria Hungary, SAG. SIP; Switzerland, $247,950; Turkey s56.206 and in other countries S390, ,545 of the total amount expended the wal work council contributed $14, ,175.
 Transportation of comforts and lux uries to the canteens and soldiers 1T the field. it is shown, represented | Considerable item, the installation O a motor truck service cost S2,702, 03' and it's operating expense $1,170,761 aof q 5e+r ih11t5 5V,t Christmas gifts and the conveyance o entertainers.
 The cost of selecting. recruiting training and paying the sustenanc and travelling expenses of all the " secretaries was s3,056,502. Admins trative, general activities. campaign and publicity expenses disbursed il New York were said to have totalle' s3164,S02.
 In accounting for the balance of s27, 465,S54 as of March 31, 1919, the state ment lists assets of the war worl council on that date as $43,333, ,16t These included, it is said SS,S35,S8 cash on hand; and assets oversea amounting to s18,761.s76. Cantee1 supplies on hand in transit on tha date also included it is said, goods t the value of $5,992,591. Outstandin accounts were said to aggregat s9.735,366.
 "On the same date" the statemen concludes, current liabilities and re serves amounted to $15,S67312, includ ing $2,792,964 in bills and salaries du in the United States and $6,594720 du overseas. There was charged agains the Y. NJ. c. A, s16272S5 represent ing remittances received from the me of the A. F. F. for transfer to tn United States. It owed the Britisl French and United States government for transportation and supplies $3,O22, 53S"