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TWO million men are in France and two million girls are making munitions here at home. For every fighter there is a, woman worker. We are giving our daughters as well as our sons. England's women have formeçI this -second line of defense. So have the women of France. Now American girls have taken their places at machines as new to them as trench-fighting was to their husbands and sweethearts and brothers. And this creation of an industrial army bas brought about new con- ditions whcre the work of >these United War Work organizations fils a vital need. Thlnk of the thou- sanda of girls who are cheerfully giving up their homes to live in crowded centres. Think of their loneliness, their fatigue, their lack of wholesomne diversion and recreation if it were flot for the pro- vision that is mnade by these organizations. Think of the danger in social situations created by this sudden lifting of restraint Thinlc how ideals could become blurred and standards' lost in the whirl of changed conditions.. Think cf the girls who are risking their lives every houri of every day as they work with high explosives. But this army of women bas not been forgot-: ten. By emergency housing, by clubs, by bureaus, for foreign-born women, and by hotels and social centres the new problems are being met Just as the nurse or telephone operator who goes to France finds that horne surroundlngs have vice as much as beCIi provlded lbr her i before 1twelve hotels and sixteen before Isocial centres over there, bd hi m e $10,000M 80 Uic munition worker a t cao., the cotan sd sert here vit home finds that i a eur isrseu ~she has beeni remernberecL She la risklng her life HOM"lyng,00,OO'au and her, country ls dolng [Ou o cnmail It can to show Its gratL.' it svsry flhterhanthe. o tude. When you think of every @tep of the way fm oiir steady supply of shelas Ovide hlm with a hra club and an athtic fW,. streatning overseas, hiInk W ' pbYiSý me of the women who are wl* hewr sending them. Is anytbing _____________ too much to do for them?, Mi il w) 111114 UNIRDW ORK CAMPAIGN This Page DonatedfBy RODNEY B., SWIFT JOHN Re THOMPSONL MAIeArNoLIO WAA Wi8i< WELFAUS COUUUNITY iaaVmoe HAWTHORN FARM - ~~~OBORNE FARMN r The Girl behidTheMan behind the Gun 4 v w- -b R?' i. 4 Why you should give tu you ever gave 1 11M nesd la for amm 70 % pester than m the worid bepa. The Goverment bas fixed Elygiving to theesevenornIau Isf et six additionsl c.mpaigs i uje Unlees Amsricsn do give twloe as much snd asior may nle mjoy durlni 1919 their: 3600 Recreation ildings 2300 IÀbrarie 1000 Mbues of avi. FilM 85 Hosteau iH 100 Leadlng Stage Stars 15,000 Big-br 2000 Athletic Dfretor Millions of do Wben you gv. double, you mnake sure tbi and comforts of these seven organizations e, homne ta the front and jack again. You pre theatre, a cheerful borne, a store, a school, a4 snd a knowledge that, the folks bock home en Ton bave losned your rmoney to, supply th IIow give to nmhitin the Morale tbat le ~.v. i. 'j' e, ,