The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-05-27
Uniuue "Want Ad' Bulletin
That Is Circulated Among
the Members of the Glasses
RECRUITS ARE NEEDED
Cali for Teachers, Doctors,
Preachers for Foreign Posts,
Student Volunteer Move
ment for Men and Women,
ff:y The Religious Rambler

fEy The Religious RaEbler.)
II IS the fond belief Of college grad
yates especially III the mont before
xraLuatinn- that the world is seeking
thcta for their trained abilities and
high Ideals. Most persons have never
noticed the representatives Of banks,
railroads. department stores, 1nSur-
AN.o c~otnpanies. he United States
steel CORPORATION, and other large
employers, thronEiug to college COM
W~esr~meats looking for likely mate
rial. s.. far as have been able to
discover. there is only one %organiza-
too wht.h il systematically engaged
ia trying to allure college UFen and
uN,e iNto n service which 1t rep
reseOts Kat tnat agency represents
the Rig Werad a the Grand Ad-
ys1,lure. and, All things considered, il
ix rather sarprfsing that its monthly
t.vtte.iNs OF help wanted" should be
80
Jots az tie k.,d III tae Earth.
THE general yablic ~ quite unaware
that there is such a body. steadily aQ-
cealinG 10 the youth Of the colleges to
give themselves TO the ends OF the
earth. Yet the Graduates Needed"
%;utlelin OF the Student Volunteer
Movement which is before me. calls
Tor three hundred and eighty-two
me0 aad women, to fill posts demand
sHg college graduates. in eighteen diff
fereot countries aside from the United
states and Canada. Some OF the
posts to be filed would seem to give
promise OF excitement and adventure.
while oil satisfy the youths thirst for
travel and new scenes. The countries
A~NaA - tia AnuI1f;p frovo WyAioI
these facts are Drawn are as follows:
burma, Assam, Eastern Turkey,
OOrea, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Soutl,
Africa ceyion. West Central Africa.
Cuba Porto Rico. Bolivia, East Cen
trail Africa. West Africa, Arabia. Tibet
Congo. Liberia. Brazil. German Eas,
Africa. Guatemala.
Some Strange Places.
IL these names do not promise
enough that is strange and seductive
and remote, | might quote the deinit,
1ocatiOOs OF a few Of the position.
shat are ciamoring for college me1
ANA woinen-with all travelling ex
x.enses paid, and comfortable salar,
assured. Just for fun, l shall no
name the countries, but only tn
cities. There are, TO choose almos
at random from a long list:
Impair, Namkham, Hope. ChaO
yaus. N~inyuenfu, Suifu. Mandalay
Gauhati. Hellore. Ninwha. Houlmeir
t:asseim. Shoahsing, ErzroOm. Ma
dura. Nardin. Aintab. ~F'enlchou-f,
piony-loh, P~onasans. Kueaie. Ochi
leso. Pao-tins-fu. Maebashi. Tottor
fchans. Ankin, Hwrerabad, Bidar
EripdahaR.
school Teachers in Demand.
The mos insistent demand OF SOM
OF these out-of-the-way place thu
are calling for c,'lcSe graduates is Il
sliy. il ~ noteworthy that OF 382 pos
tons named an one bulletin. f56 al
ter women. and 22S for men. The ne
wpraar can CRAFTY her desire for az
venture A. well aS her brother; a
though most Of the women who tn
go abroad encounter the Oldest a.
tor. If all. love and marriage.
The teachers have an advantage
tha, they make short-term cngag
speute. ct from two To five years. q
though, manI' enter the foreign lie
permanently. AS DR.. Y. S. Hoskir
~ Beirut. says concerning the Anne
cans who ga out 10 teach in Sri;
l.t otestant college: Whatever 81,
CESS they may have as teachers. (
experience makes men of tne,n. Thr
years Of lie in the East brOade
them Oore than a college education
These teachers, who are unofIic
ambassadors of American ip0uen,
receive their living quarters, a
sometimes board also. and their trr
cling expenses to and from their pc
together with a salary ranging fir,
$iOW to $500 . year. In ad6iti'
they have al established position
the community to which they go.
MiOisiers. Doctors and Nurses.
One of the constant calls for
Student Volunteer Movement is
ordained ministers Of the gospel
90 ~ teeisn missionaries. One IVA