. Ellington 1918. Top—Business of Looking Pleasant Middle—The Lure of Home Bottom—The Hostess House in Action Page 109 J [ELLINGTON FIELD—1918. Knights of Columbus ELLINGTON FIELD—1918] [Page 110 gated more than superficially the wants and needs of the man in uniform, and what is required to maintainhis morale. Their success can be evidenced by the crowds that throng these buildings nightly. Write Mother Today, reads a sign prominently displayed on the Y walls, and what a response itreceives in the heart of the boy who has been a trifle negligent or careless about his correspondence! There are
. Ellington 1918. Top—Business of Looking Pleasant Middle—The Lure of Home Bottom—The Hostess House in Action Page 109 J [ELLINGTON FIELD—1918. Knights of Columbus ELLINGTON FIELD—1918] [Page 110 gated more than superficially the wants and needs of the man in uniform, and what is required to maintainhis morale. Their success can be evidenced by the crowds that throng these buildings nightly. Write Mother Today, reads a sign prominently displayed on the Y walls, and what a response itreceives in the heart of the boy who has been a trifle negligent or careless about his correspondence! There are two Y. M. C. A. buildings at Ellington Field. Both are equipped with every convenience forrelaxation and comfort. There are scores of books, magazines and papers from all over the country. Eachbuilding has a piano and phonograph, with all the latest song hits and records. There are writing tables andstationery. The men in charge of the Y make every effort to attend to the wants of the soldiers. During the influ-enza epidemic the Y established an errand service to Houston, conducting all sorts of business for the sold-iers who were qua
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