Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-20

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w0Enaa. So liEe 81 sacYafice. fun.
hara w0s ED gGsuA times that - the
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koss, q ssil1 % BE had and O. both
sisaaa 81 sha xha war may be
tAro hne 10 '.g'' limit. and girls
lnors slaa e aso taking an Import
mt plas III sha aEgalFs 90 the bed
T'rixn
In &sA Akexn depa rtnasAs. That !.
aa q A GsFts3a 90 the United States
thar includes New York, New Jersey.
virglns west virginia, MARYLAND.
TDeIaware District of CiIumhia. and
pannsyl " acretarses of the
gemanine gender ara being recruited
and assignea 81 duky ae fnst s. the
choice ok applicants can BE- rnads But
since there A a. apragant shortage of
girls, enrolment caEnOE be fast
enoUgh 10 meet tho needs Of tho camps.
for every aay come new demaAda for
gfrln. girls. and stsla more giris. THIS
ts$sss 49, @sNeS n S&s4s NsAA&A&A <stAs
saatD q Asnesican girls. and be would
rather talk 10 one than eat.
The new work al sY' women is
largely Nth returned troops row Id
eleven camps and naval bases b the.
EasEern dep gfasaent Eighty-eig red
tfiangla girls ARE stationed III these
points. snciudlng Camps Upton. Mer-
RITZ, Mills. DIX, Peekskila Rifle Range,
Pelham Bay; Camps StuaTt, Hill.
Morrison fiji Virginia, and the nayaI
base 1T Hampton Roads, Virginia
No talent Is wasted In " hut.
for d gfrl naay be anything from b
postmtstress to = fortune teller IN the
course og I'D hour, and during The en-
tire day she will probably act as wait
ress, stage iuanager. searnatress, aG-
companlst lsign paiAter. arnanuensis.
conndante. and general handy girl
about the hut.
Drawers Of water and hewers OF
wood are We. wrote one girl back d
headquarters. dOers of odd Jobs. and
leading ladies' III kha caiaa- c00h and.
bottle washsr drama. But its the best
run iii the world, and even sewing be-
connes pleasure, Il you're making q
doug HOY comfy
This enthusiasm for the work In
the home campo q shared by Ill the.
girls who have tried II. and ana Of
them. Aaiss Detorah At Glover. og Fair
field. Conn, who Is at Camp Mills.
nows calmly wrote "a the Women'a
daYIsiOn that she wouldn't 90 overseas
new. if they didn't mind, because she
couldn't beaE 30 laava her work here.
Overseas work had been offered to
Miss Glover as 4 reward for good
as lice iii this country, II ~ usually
iha hoon 0f boons, ard HEiaa Glover
haa entered the ''y'' gar thA very psss-
Rose 0g going ID the troops abroad
However, the troops came to her.
ana she nn0n changed her mind
AZ Gasnp Lee. s.Ys' gtras ara going
Into tho h0hpslals, and additional as
sagnmenk ID their work In the Y. N.
g. 4. buildings, 81 whleh there are
twenty-one. There they write letters
cor the wounded and III, very often ID
their French aweethearta. tell their
fortunes, diasrlbute fruit poatala,
ssasnna and other small Injuries, and
arHuae them howeveE they can. Camp
Lee has twenty woman in sY'' seryiee,
but more are needed Immediately.
Misa Alice TreadweIi, of 40 West
11s atEaek. New YorA. Is one DC the
best workers ID thai camp. She was
recently asked to stng n the Stock
noe, the military prison, where no wO-
man has ever heen before. She sang
alone, accompanied by d wleezy Ilt-s
sla 1nsiodeon, and made the hit BE her
life Maas TreadWeiI Is also IA adept
&c staging narshnnallow r0asts and
popcorn parties. These functions are
particularly popular with overseas
men who mad j good share Of trench
life, because those, after ALI are the
man with TIE aercest hunger fcr
Hssrae.
And s0 the wCgnan Of the Y. ~ G..
al. arW helping ID make home more.
fhan welcome "a the AZ 81 r as they
arrive from France. In order to make
kls welc0naa nkslI warmer, more wo-
men must 5oin the service Mrs.
Charles n. Esuaensa1a. S. West Forty
saargI street. viii receive applications
gJnafOrsas. soaiaaat, and board and,
llv5ng aecolnE liens ere furnished
~ tha ssys and the minimum term Of.