That Damn Y a Record of Overseas Service
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The programme ran seven evenings in the week, from 7 to 9. 30. The house held 800 persons, and the boys came at five o'clock, missed their dinners, stood in line and fought for seats. This show, with Dr. Alexander's full approval and at his desire, ran in regular competition with his Sunday night serv- ice, as did also the regular Y motion-picture theatre, seating 600, already mentioned. And no one of them interfered with the other in any way. No one was constrained against his will. Every one ...was served and satisfied. The Y has a " C " in its full title and should not cater to so secular a use of Sunday? But the Y was there to save men's souls alive, men's bodies clean, be they Christian, Jew, or infidel. And it had its job cut out for it — a job of whose size and meaning you here at home have no glimmering percep- tion. If that "C" in its name means anything at all, it refers to One who frequently "broke the Sabbath, " to exactly the same purpose. The Army's embargo on Y supplies having been lifted on January 20, cars from Paris Headquarters began to roll in, and by the end of the next month Y supplies to the value of $2, 848, 821.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The programme ran seven evenings in the week, from 7 to 9. 30. The house held 800 persons, and the boys came at five o'clock, missed their dinners, stood in line and fought for seats. This show, with Dr. Alexander's full approval and at his desire, ran in regular competition with his Sunday night serv- ice, as did also the regular Y motion-picture theatre, seating 600, already mentioned. And no one of them interfered with the other in any way. No one was constrained against his will. Every one ...was served and satisfied. The Y has a " C " in its full title and should not cater to so secular a use of Sunday? But the Y was there to save men's souls alive, men's bodies clean, be they Christian, Jew, or infidel. And it had its job cut out for it — a job of whose size and meaning you here at home have no glimmering percep- tion. If that "C" in its name means anything at all, it refers to One who frequently "broke the Sabbath, " to exactly the same purpose. The Army's embargo on Y supplies having been lifted on January 20, cars from Paris Headquarters began to roll in, and by the end of the next month Y supplies to the value of $2, 848, 821.
What to read after That Damn Y a Record of Overseas Service?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine Mayo to read onlineMoreLess
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