The writer of these letters is the wife of Lieutenant-Colonel Marlborough Churchill, who, the year before the entrance of the United States into the war, was an American military observer in France, and later became a member of General Pershing's staff. Mrs. Churchill volunteered her services in Paris in connection with the American Fund for the French Wounded--"the A. F. F. W."--and these are her letters home, written with no thought of publication, but simply to tell her family of the work in which she was engaged. * * * * * War Camps Camp Devens Described and Photographed by ROGER BATCHELDER _Author of "Watching and Waiting on the Border"_ "An accurate and complete description by pen and lens of Camp Devens."--Roger Merrill, Major, A. G. R. C., 151st Infantry Brigade. With 77 illustrations. Camp Upton Described and Photographed by ROGER BATCHELDER A companion volume to "Camp Devens," and like it, a book that fills a long-felt want. Illustrated with photographs _Other volumes in the AMERICAN CAMPS SERIES in preparation_ * * * * * War Poetry Buddy's Blighty and other Verses from the Trenches By LIEUTENANT JACK TURNER, M. C. Here is a volume of poems that move the spirit to genuine emotion, because every line pictures reality as the author knows it. The range of subjects covers the many-sided life of the men who are fighting in the Great War,--the happenings, the emotions, the give and take, the tragedy and the comedy of soldiering. "I have read Robert Service's 'Rhymes of a Red Cross Man'--and _all_ the verses written on the war--but in my opinion 'Buddy's Blighty,' by Jack Turner, is the best thing yet written--because it's the truth." _Private Harold R. Peat_ * * * * * The Welfare Series The Field of Social Service Edited by PHILIP DAVIS, in collaboration with Maida Herman An invaluable text-book for those who ask, "Just what can I do in social work and how shall I go about it?" Street-Land By PHILIP DAVIS, assisted by Grace Kroll What shall we do with the 11,000,000 children of the city streets? A question of great national significance answered by an expert. Consumption By JOHN B. HAWES, 2d, M.D. A book for laymen, by an eminent specialist, with particular consideration of the fact that the problem of tuberculosis is first of all a human problem. One More Chance An Experiment in Human Salvage By LEWIS E. MacBRAYNE and JAMES P. RAMSAY Human documents from the experiences of a Massachusetts probation officer in the application of the probation system to the problems of men and women who without it would have been permanently lost to useful citizenship. _Other volumes in preparation_