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Enlist in the Industrial Army and
Back Up Our Boys "Over There9
r This is a woman's war as well as a man's war, and it will be won by
the help of American women. For women no longer weep while men
fight today the women work that a steady,never-ending stream of
supplies may be kept flowing to the men in the trenches.
Rig(tt noj)ly has American womanhood responded to their coun
try's call, Jbut today the need for soldiers in our Industrial Army is
more urgent than ever. Every day thousands of men are leaving the
workshops for the battlefield, and the new draft will still further
deplete the ranks of industry. ,
Yet the work must go on nay, production must be speeded up to a
still higher notch, for our augmented armies overseas demand supplies
in ever-increasing quantities.
Unless production of munitions keeps pace with the growth of our
military strength that strength is useless it is a giant in fetters
impotent powerless.
Women Alone Can Make Victory Possible
America need"YOU to back 'up the boys "over there' Unless
YOU step into the breach, and set a strong man free for fighting, vic
tory will be delayed and thousands of lives needlessly sacrificed.
Young or Old
There Is a Well-Paid Job Awaiting Every Able-Bodied Woman-Married or stngi
If you have never worked before you will be given a
chance to learn an interesting vocation, and you will
be paid while learning.
If you are unable to give all your time to Government work, many
plants operate four-hour shifts and will be glad to engage you on that
basis. " - -
You will enjoy your work, for without exception manufacturers
have done everything in their power to make working conditions con
genial and to promote the health and comfort of their women
employes.
In England the women voluntarily work twelve and more hours a
day. They refuse to observe holidays "our men never stop fighting,
why should we stop working?" they say.
American women are not asked to do extra-hazardous work or to
perform labor which is too heavy. Neither are the hours long nor the
tasks distasteful. You will be given a job which your natural abilities
best fit you to hold.
And remember, clerical workers are as urgently needed as factory
employes.
The Government will help you find the job you want. The Employ
ment Division of the U. S. Department of Labor has established five
offices in Philadelphia exclusively for women. These offices, in charge
of women who will render you every assistance possible, .are located
at 1311-13 Arch Street, 135 South 16 th Street, 2429 North Front Street,
4261 Frankford Avenue and 514 South Broad Street. (The Broad
Street office is for colored women exclusively.) Apply at the nearest
one tomorrow. ' ,
Set a Man- Free for Fighting. Fill Up the Gaps in Labor's Depleted Ranks That We May Present an Unbroken Front to the Hun
This -space contributed by a patriotic firm in support of the "Win-the- War" movement.
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