secretary who has just returned from the war front in Flanders says he saw Harry Lauder singing to soldiers lined about the sides of a great shell crater. He had sung 500 times in seven days and his voice was very hoarse. He was warned to take better care of himself.
"Whatever I have to give," said he, "I am willing to give these boys, they want to hear me sing. I will sing until I have no voice or breath left." And that is just what he has been doing at the very front.
Lauder sings to thousands of men in Y. M. C. A. huts. He goes from one to another all along the front line. Sometimes he sings in dug-outs, at other times in shell craters. He is one of the most earnest supporters of the Y. M. C. A. movement. He has canceled engagements in England and this country in order to give his entire time to the soldiers. He is doing with his voice what the people of this country are expected to do with their dollars. He is making the soldiers happier and more contented and thereby strengthening the morale of the armies. This is the work the Y. M. C. A. is doing and it needs immediately $35,000,000 to continue and extend its influence at home and abroad.

Barley a Great Grain
superior to wheat in some ways as a food grain. But home users have been unable to  Get hold of much barley flour. 