THE Y.M.C.A. CAMP AT THE FRONT.

Taranaki Daily News, 27 January 1917, Page 2

THE Y.M.C.A. CAMP AT THE FRONT.

The pord work done by the Y.M.C.A '» making more happy and comfortable 1 0 lot of our soldiers in camp and at Ihn front is acknowledged and appro-'ir-rl in- ovnvhodv, m nc t of nil br (he "beys" themselves. Therefore, there *.» M 11' it. a vM i 1 Oift liook will be popular with the puhl'c hen it is known that, the profits are ■■ be devoted to the war work of the '.M.C.A. Mr. Arthur Yapp is ed'.tim ~-,1 'ish "Told jn the Huts," a volume confining stories and cxpei -?necs, £rrav p soldiers and sailors in the Y.M.C.A. '.its in France, in (■'allipoli, in Meso'"(amia n"d in (he eamps in ('.'real; Tiiitain. In addition to the soldiers' 'litil sailors' stor'.es, the book will collar, in contributions by verv eminent '•'.M.C.A. helpers. Amomr others. T.adv Rodney, the Hon Mrs Stuart Wortley. M:ss Annie S'.van, Miss T.ena A'hwell Sir Robert Baden-Powell. Rev. Joseph IToekin!? Rev. Noei MeUish, Y.C.. (leorgt, l'frminghnm, Rett. Ridge, and Tan Tiny. A very attractive feature of the Y.M.C.A. Oift Book will be the i'lustntii ns in line r.nd color for which th.' late Cyrus Cmieo is responsible. The C.ne art pictures were absolutely the last drawings executed by the popular ft-tist, end are certainly among his very ihfsi. works.

"Told in the Kuts" is to be published for a worthy cause and will no ilouht lie worthily supported by the public. Tte hook is soon to arrive in Xew Zealand.