What Some Communities Of The West And Southwest Have Done For The Protection Of The Morals And Health Of Soldiers And Sailors

This fascinating report details the efforts of various communities in the western United States to improve the living conditions and moral standards of soldiers and sailors stationed in their area during World War I. Through a combination of education, outreach, and social services, these communities were able to make a significant difference in the lives of these brave men.
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