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wAHrED-HELP.
MALE.

GLANCE over the situations wanted" in
any daily paper will reveal the fact that m any
positions as bookkeepers. stenographers. clerks.
etc Such is now the condition. always was
and always will be. BY the way. did you ever
radio operator or inspector? We are at your
service to qualify yen for the splendid posi-
tions in the wireless field. The merchant ma
rine pays $40 and up, with all living ex-
penses- Radio inspectors receive 81 200 to
$500 per annum. Many land stations pay
good ga, salaries some with certain allowance
most pleasant ard heaIthgul. To obtain the
government first-grade commercial license will
require only about 3 hours of your time either
day or night for about IA weeks You throw
away more hours than this every day. Why
not put them to good use? Can or write Tor
ave. NV. Phone Franklin 15l4 The school
Of super service.
PRACTICAL training as draflsmnn.
through individual instruction at the Columbia
cel1ent salary in a profession of permanent
demand. Start now. srce catalogue on re-
quest 18th and 7 SITS. NV. Phone North 272
ACCOUNTANTS WANTED-A few desirable
accountants, bookkeepers and clerks who meet
our specifications will be trained for certified
public accountants or for higb-grade accounting
and its success be judged from the fact
that every man and woman who has completed
our course of instruction and has taken the
c. p, A. examination has passed and now holds
a degree; we have no failures Time to quail
ify ranges from six months to year. We
require a common school education and com
mon sense while bookkeeping experience is
not essential. Unless you have taste for
accounting and intend to make this your lfe's
work we do not care to bother with you, as
the large accounting firms who taking our
graduates want men and women of initiative
and backbone. TO those who are in earnest
we will make any terms to suit as low as s.
per month, which includes everything neces
sary for this course of instruction We are
compelled to make this offer owing to the big
demand for qualified accountants as several
states have already passed laws requiring cor
porations and banks to be examined by GER
titled public accountants. Those desiring an
interview or who wish set of G. +. 4. ques-
tons are requested to address with full par
ticulars and phone number Box 105-B, Star
Office. 26s
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statesmen. clean-cut and ener-
getic. to handle our leather power
transmission betting and super
packing; due consideration given
TO returned Army men; commits
sion basis; those showing results
will be quickly given drawing ac-
count with exclusive territory.
Write, Philadelphia Betting Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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HANDRAG-Black. Ieather: in getting of
est-bound car at 18th and Pa ave-. Saturday
noon; had two small pocketNooss ana initial
handkerchief Reward. 1875 G ST. NV. Phone
Franklin TBS
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wAHTED-HEIP.

FRESsER-White. Apply manager Hotel
Harrington.
pRINTER-Yotng man with knowledge of
printing and die work; position with big fu-
ture. Owen X. Trutt Co., 1911 Z st.
RAILWAY NAIL CLERK examination coming
soon; men 16 to 40 prepare for it and other
govt. exams under our expert. former govt.
examiner: thousands of men and women 1t TO
60. needed in reconstruction period ahead
write today for free booklet NC" Patterson
Civil Service School. Rochester, n. Y:
REGISTERED DRUGGIST
and unregistered, for prescrip-
ton work; good salaries. Adj
dress Box 21O-B, Star office.
Observation-Disclosures statesmen Simply coin
ing money with proposition; sales made
quickly and easily with cooperation: you
can't realize possibilities unless you inresti-
gate. Write National sulphur Co, jackson,
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ments; board. The Benedick, 1903 Eye ST.
WANTED-For installation of
Two-Shift System; able-bodied
men for the
= FIRE DEPARTMENT
Of the District of Columbia.
Bet. the ages of II and 81 years.
Permanent Employment 20
Days Annual Leave With Pay
Free Medical Attention-Sick
Leave With Pay-Free Street
r. r. Observation-Disclosures
System.
For further information apply at
United States Employment
Service Bureau, 1410 Pa. ave.
NV, Washington, D. c.
WANTED-Twenty-fve labor
ers for government moving. Re-
port 1909 Pa. ave. NV, Jan. 9th,
7:D am. Highest wages paid
each night.
WANTED-Boy; will furnish wheel; excellent
Phillips saser, 14o9 New York ave.
WANTED-A colored man to
work on farm in Kensington,
Md; new house, garden, fire.
wood and 2 hogs furnished, in
addition to SIS per month. T.
E. Cox, o34 N. Y. ave. NV,
Washington, D. c. Phone Frank.
55o3, or North $3.50.
WANTED-Men. wishing positions as fremen.
brakemen. electric motormen. conductors, col
ored train porters. good wages. steady work,
arst-ciass roads near you. no experience need
ed write at once, naming position wanted.
Railway Inst, Dept. g. Indianapolis. Ind.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for work in the south.
James Stewart & Co., contractors. Apply q.
s. employment bureau. 1910 Pa. ave.
WANTBD-E1perienced colored walters. See
head waiter. New Ebbitt Hotel. 26s
WHITE MAN for keeping basement and stock
in good condition. Reeves, 1903 + st. NV. 23s
WRITE THE WORDS FOR A SONG.
We write music and guarantee publishers ac-
ceptance; submit poems. patriotic. love or any
suite 1S4I. Chicago.
YOUNG MAN wanted, with experience to
learn drug business. Apply Chas. E.. Gross.
18th and Park road. 2se
YOUNG MAN, with knowledge of shorthand
and typewriting. for general Office work; good
opportunity; state experience and salary want
cd. Address Box 1S5-B. Star office. 27'
YOUNG or middle-aged man, experienced in
grocery store and meat cutting; good wages.
Apply at once at 1855 Harvard vt NV. 27s
YOUNG MAN to learn the electrical business;
strong, industrious and well hammered essen
tial; preference shown to party who can run
Ford delivery truck; successful applicant must
make application helper with the union !;
wages to start twenty cents per hour: fifty
hours per week. Apply from to 6 John j.
Odenwald. 1904 Fl NV. zee
YOUNG MAN wanted in law ONCE as stenogra-
pher; one with income tax experience preferred
Address Box 136-B. Star ONCE. 27s
YOUNG MEN ever IS years Of age, with hicy-
cles, message carriers: day hours, $780,
night hours. $50; S-hour dDy; permanent posi-
tien and advancement to those who qualify.
Western Union TelegraEh Co.. 1407 G ct. NV
YOUNG MEN wanted. We have new method
for molding concrete residences. Free lessons
evenings. Opportunity limited only by initiative
energy and ability; state age, habits. eduea-
ton. etc. Contractors, Box SS-k, Star Of
hce.
SIS TO $50 WEEKLY, in your spare time, do
ing special advertising work among the fam
lilies of your city: .np experience necessary:
write today for full particulars. American
Products Co., 106 American bldg, Cincin-
natl. Ohio.
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AGENTS-22 different articles: retail value
S5.17; costs you LIT: your name connects you
with this wonderful offer. Bargains. 504
Weiher court. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26

DOf;--Boston bull terrier, brindle brown
white forepaws and breast leather collar and
license tag: Duke the faithful. mascot at
Deifs Tau Delta Club. 1922 Mass. ave. Phone
FRANKLIN 1927 NJ. Fairbanks. Liberal re-
ward. IS.
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laGENTS-New patented curtain rod neces-
sity in every home; 100 per cent profit: four
TO ten sales at every home: write for free
sample. Home Curtain Rod Co.. Providence,
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wANTED-HELP.
MALE-ContinueA.

CIGAR CLERK, experienced. wanted at once
inexperienced men need not apply. Apply
Mondsy.. NJ. g. Gibbs. room A6. Pacific bldg.
COLORED JANITOR-Good
wages, steady position; must be
good furnace man. Apply Mr..
Schwartz, New Commercial
Hotel, o2O F NV.
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AGENTS, soldiers. sailors. every one sell
Greatest History of World War: complete de-
tails of great battles; 800 pages; 100 striking
illustrations; only s., 5oeo commission: send
1oc postage free outfit II. ]. Smith, pub
Usher, HOG So. Wabash Chicago.
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COAT-Wul party who found coat on 18th
St ne please call at 1915 Rosedaie ST. ne :!
-.ral
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AGENTS-Quick seller; California rosebeads
going like hot cakes husters coming money;
new stuff: get catalogue. Mission Neck
lace Co, 2S19-W Pico. Los Angeles. Cal.
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AUTOMOBILE washers and
cleaners ;good salary, permanent
work. Apply employment dept,
Sterrett & Fleming, Inc, Kiss
Champlain NV. Don't apply be-
tween the hours of II am. and 2
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EUR NECkPIECE - Metropolitan Theater;
Sunday Reward. Return TO 6oo list ST. W.
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LoST-Friday silver lorgnette on black rib
"a ore
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FRATERNITY PIN-Greek letters; engraved
James H. Mcneil. Reward. Apt. lo6. North
cumberland.
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MEN. 16 to 40, become railway mail clerks
$92 month. List government positions free,
Franklin Institute. Dept. 46 j.. Rochester,
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FIR NECKPIECE-January1 10. between 624
ne. and 1435 nv. Finder return to VA
X ne for reward.
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sALEsMEN.

OUR protected article. exclusively owned and
controlled by us, clears upward Of SIS per day
for statesmen; most essential; government ere
ated demand; large territories to statesmen able
to handle crews. Jerome IAndt, Presidsat. s
South Dearborn St. Chicago, Ill.
Statesmen for D. c. vacancy Feb. first; per-
manent position; old house. selling staple line
on exceptional terms: high commissions; SAT-
weekly advance. Sales Manager. Suite 50, 800
Woodward Detroit.
SALESMEN-OUR
NEW PROCESS APPEALS ON SIGHT!
Full time side line: requires no salesman
ship; used daily by every business; earn. easily,
IS to $40 daily; minimum sale. 81. 40; orders re-
peat; send references and 25c for pocket outfit.
which is returned on request.
Mr.. Wil!ens.
53S So. Dearborn st., Chicago.
Statesmen, inexperienced experienced, city
travelling; free employment service for mem
bers; send for list of openings and full particu-
lars. Address National Salesmen's TT. Assoc
citation. Dept. 3s1, Chicago. Ill.
SALESMAN to carry as side line infants knit
goods, celluloid articles and ribbon novelties:
commission basis only. Hob Mfg. Co., 81
f. 21st ST.. New York city.
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FOX TERRIER-MaIe. white. brown spots
long tail: December II. Reward. Notify 2oo
Tlagler pl. NV.
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AGENTS - So daily selling our wonderful
Home Butter Maker: makes butter cost
half: everybody wants one; sample free to
workers. Home Manufacturing Company,
PCS b. New Albany. Ind
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F0TDER. leather containing railroad passes
49,. .ard Is.
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FRAT PIN--Set with opals. Finder please re-
turn Q st. ne.
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AMAZING NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
adding machine; retails $40: adds. subtracts.
multiplics, divides; does work of $500 machine:
tiye-year guarantee; Offices, stores, factories
buy from one to dozen: every demonstra ton
sells. Write quick for trial offer and exciu-
sire territory. Dept. }. Calculator Corporation.
C,rap Rap mir Nich
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LOST.

RAG-Saturday morning between silver spring
and Petworth. from auto, iadr's black nag
containing clothing aud JewelrF. Reward.
Phone Mrs. Nourse. Columbia li.5.
BAR PIN big diamunt-, at New Willard
Charity ball Ian, ~. Reward if returned to
NorduaIt l2oI 18th st. 70
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14th st. NV. 28"
AUTOMOBILE driver; settled
young man; must have had ex-
perience driving automobiles;
permanent position, good salary.
Apply employment dept, Ster-
rett & Fleming. Inc, PISS Cham
plain NV. Don't apply between
the hours of II am. and 2 pm.
AUTOMOBILE WASHER for night work. Ap-
ply at Seaton Garage. Seatdn st. and Lincoln
read ne.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. first-cIass, to look
after and keep in repair delivery cars; per-
manent position for a competent mechanic.
Address Box "a. Star office.
BAKER. on bread, rolls and buns; also
helper; day work; good wages. Lawman's,
3412 18th st. NV. 26s
BANK CLERK-Ambitious young man; good
chance for advancement; permanent position
good salary; experienced unnecessary. Central
Savings Bank. 7th and Eye NV.
BOILER WASHERS-Experi-
enced also track men. Apply
Room 3O8, Union Station.
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wANrED--HELP.
AGENTS-COntinuea.

AGENTS - 15x1S gold-framed patriotic and
peace pictures. 12c: sell Sic. Great War His
tory, just out Convex portraits. frames. pill
low tops. All big money makers: Catalogue
and patriotic sample free. Peoples Portraft
Company. Station ID, Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26

MOLEskIN SHOULDER CAPE-Lost Polls
Theater Wednesday night. Please return to
Apt 63, the Cfampiain. No questions asked.
>sas,;t ahle reward o6s
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TYPIsTS for flling-in forms. circular work.
etc: must Be conscientious and apt: salary
art bldg. eth and D.
|TYPIST with dictaphone ex-
|perience; also general Office
work; position permanent to
right party state age, experience
and salary desired. Address Box
1903, Star Office.
WAIST HNfPER, 4. once. 1917 K st- lie. 27s
TYPTST-Nnsf s. 9ood It 611rss; oos WITH
|stsuograpAle expaRience pfefefred ~ laIee
autcmoba1s epeee1n; angvse L fun, eeAttAg
salary expected. ste. A6dfs0 DU f10-D. star
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MALE AND FEMALE.
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POCKETBOOk-Black leather. containing sum
OF money: I'd and 3rd liberty bond numbers on
back of Identification card. Reward. Return
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CHAUFFEURS.

Our men are earning big wages, and We have
oDeninsu for several good chaufeurs. Men who
have not heretofore considered this work are
especially appealed to. Apply Federal Taxics b
Co.. 212 18th ct.
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DOG-Biack and white setter. Reward 1I4'
Gilbert ST NV.
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P0CKETBOOk-Friday night. on C st. NV,
near 7th, black leather pocketbook. containing
two pins. Return after pm. to 81 G st.
NV. Good reward.
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HEODORE ROOSE-

AUTHENTIC LIFE OF THEODORE ROoSE-
WELT by William Draper Lewis, Col. Roese-
velt's intimate political associate and friend.
Introduction by ex-President Taft. Fully IL
lrstrated. Low price. Enormous demand. I'm
precedented opportunity. Liberal terms. Out
fit free. Universal House. Philadelphia.
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COAL SHARTAGE making oil burner men
rich: gas fire in coal stoves from kerosene: get
our big offer. Wonder Burner Co., Columbus.
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MEN WANTED TO BECOME DRAFTsMEN.
Salary $175 $3.50 month, when competent;
chief craftsman win train you personally; also
furnish free all tools and drawing table; train
ing given until placed in position At above sal
airy. Address Chief Craftsman Dobe, 1901
broadway: Division 20, Chicago.
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COLORED MEN

For general work around store.
Apply so 18th st. julius Gar
inkle e. Co.
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WOMAN HELPER in institution; no cooking;
Thursday and Sunday afternoons of; wages,
$50. Telephone Kensington 27-F-32. 28s
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CLEAR 50 DAILY during rainy spring months:
sell blizzard proof reversible raincoats; one
side bomhazine dress coat: other side rubber
storm coat: new: novel; popular priced; SAM
:,le free. Direct-Sales, Inc. BOG 92nd St. Day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26

A-1-LADIE6 to learn French dresseuttiug.
dreasmakinE designing and millinery; French
patterns cut to order: style and ct guaran-
feed. New York Academy. Ills G vt.
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NECK PIECE-Black pointed fox. Please re-
tafn same TO 400 18th St.. apt. 6O4. Reward
q
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PORTER, experienced. at once; good pay;
permanent position. 525 18th st. NV.
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NOSE GI.ASSES-Between Keith's and Ebbitt;
IN Edmonds Co. case. Finder phone Lincoln
1syseJ .7s
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POCKETBOOk, with bills and auto licenses
belouging to Rev. Fl. A. Brown. Ulster Inn,
1907 10Th ST Reward a7s
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WOMAN, settled, to make sandwiches In sand
witch department Reeves. 1909 st. NV. 26s
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pOCKETBOOk-Black. 18th and d SITS or
& st. me-, between 18th and 18th. $50 bill,
SEQ check and small change, navy pass. Mary
Elizabeth Smith. PIG 18th place ne. 2Gs
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RING-Friday. January II. lady's solitaire
diamond ring; can identify ring by inscription;
Liberal reward for return of xng informa-
tt6n leading to its return. Address Box lib.
scar office. 29s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26

MARKER on fiat work; expert.
enced; good pay, steady position
Apply Dupont Laundry, 253s
Sherman ave.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-12-05
Y. NJ. c. 4. WILL
CONTINUE IT'S WORK

In compliance with official
orders from the Government the
War Work Council of the Y. NJ.
c. A. on Saturday transferred
its welfare work activities as
conducted in the temporary
buildings erected during war
times within the camps in the
continental limits of the United
States. The War Work Council
requested its 1900 secretaries
conducting activities in 593
temporary Y. NJ. C. A. huts in
camps throughout the United
States to consider favorably the
desire of the Government that
they continue as welfare work
ers under the direction of the
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-12-05
". Ct. L. WILL MET
NEXT THURSDAY AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

On Thursday afternoon, Dec.
18th, at 2:30 at the Presbyterian
Church there will be an unusual
ly important meeting of the w.
c. T. Z. The delegates who
went to the State Convention
viii make a report. The pres
dent, Mrs. j. n. Robinson, who
attended the National Conven-
ton in ST. Louis, will outline
what was done at that meeting
and explain the scope of the
work. At the close of the bust
ness session there will be a social
hour. All ladies interested in
the work whether member of
the Union or not are cordially
invited to attend.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-12-05

from Marshall Foeh. through
the French Ambassador at
Washington. A specimen copy
Of a certificate to be presented
by the French Government 20
the family of every American
soldier who died in France was
submitted to the Convention,
with the statement that the
French Government requested
the Legion, as far as was pos
sible, to agree to deliver SIM
liar certificate to each family,
with appropriate ceremonies Oh
next Washington's Birthday. A
flag, said to be the first Ameri-
can colors carried over the top
in France, by Martin Walberg
of New Jersey, was presented
to the Convention. Annual
dues were fixed at one dollar, in
addition to State dues.
The election of officers result
ed in the choice of Franklin
D'Olier. of Philadelphia, as Ma
tional Commander.
James O'Brien, of California,
and A. B. Chambers of Mas
sachusettS, representing the
Navy.
Allen Turkey, OF Nebraska,
and P. c. Boom, of Idaho, the
Army, and joyce &. Lewis the
Marine Corps, were elected Na-
tional Nice-Commanders; Rev.
Francis a. Kelly, of New York.
National Chaplain.
The new National Command
er, who is wool merchant in
Philadelphia entered the Service
in 1917 as a Captain in the @. NJ.
Corps. He did salvage duty
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-12-05
A. VI. E. CONFERENCE.

n opening the 45th annual
session Of the South Arkansas
Methodist Episcopal conference
Wednesday morning in Pilgrim
Rest \. NJ. E. church, Bishop J.
u. Conner, Of Little Rock told
the negroes that their destiny
WIS in their own hands and not
"a the hands of the white folks,
and their future depended more
or what they do for themselves
ard net SO much on what others
nay do for them
The conference represents one
Of the most aggressive organiza-
tions in the country among
negroes, and has done much to
lit up the negro intellectually,
morally and spiritually. The
presiding officer, Bishop J. NJ.
Conner, IS a product of the south
and declares that he would not
live n any other section of the
country. because here he can do
50 much good ror his people,
and do his part in helping to
reach the Hnreached of his race.
There is no question about
it, said the Bishop 1T is pos
sible Tor the white people and
the colored people to live to-
gether down here in unity, and
there is a better day dawning.
We are all proud of Governor,
Charles II. Brough, who had the
courage to bring together the
two races in this state in con-
ference, which is far-reaching
and will be productive of great
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Var Department which has
officially established its own or
ganization within the war plans
divisions OF the general staff
uader the direction of Major
General W. 6. Ham. The \. NJ.
C. \. also at the request of the
Government transferred with
cut reimbursement its 593 tenn
rorary huts within the army
camps together with their
complete equipment, valued APP
proXimately at S4,500,000 for
continued use by officers and
men.
This represents a small part
of the volume of war work that
was being carried on by the Y.
NJ. c. \. at the time Of the sign
ing Of the armistice when ii was
operating III the United States
LII hats with 5,7l7 secretaries
and others employees. In all the
7. NJ. 6. A. constructed 953
buildings in the home camps
during the period of the world
war at cost of S7,768,9S4.00.
In d letter addresser to DR..
John Z. Mott. General Secretary
Of the Y. NJ. C. A. Secretary of
War, Newton D. Baker, has
thanked the Association for the
efficient and tireless effort Of
the \. NJ. c. A. in providing for
the comfort and we'll being of
the men in the Army. The
secretary of war also requests
the \. NJ. c. y. to continue and
enlarge its program in per-
manent 7. NJ. C. A. buildings
outside of the camps and to
provide new buildings as far as
needed in communities and cities
adjacent to camps for the SER
vice Of the men. The Y. NJ. c. A.
definitely plans to continue and
extends its service to the coun-
try's fighting forces.