The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-26
Ads Embrace Call For
Young Men and
Women
SALARIES FROM
$500 TO ST, 800
Educators, Doctors and
Preachers Are In
Wanted List
" THE RELIGIOUS RAMBLER.

{ " THE RELIGIOUS RAMBLER.
II Ia not only the help wanted"
columns of the daily press that are
orowded these days; a special pub
i 1lcation that IL sort Of sanctifed
help wanted" page has been issued
~ advertise the specific needs OF the
IDS OF the earth for Americans
no are willing TO undertake any
- At q dozen forms OF sltruistic
service OF mankind. An interesting
1oature OF this publication is that il
EBers well paid positions &c mem
oSs Of professions that are most
GoVUfcrowded In this country.
q These advertisements occupy &c
uvoo of the Student Volunteer
novsmest Bulletin, publication
:4nat circulates among the college
yGlu1e0ts Of North America. The ads
- Inserted by the great missionary
Ggvnnisaticns Of the country. all OF
EVn1cA have specific needs for work
- q many sorts in strange and re.
(1nUGs places. In all the world there
" 70 more romantic call than this
inn6e 10 the trained youth OF the
~. Were II not that primary re-
y1g10us Impulse II expected OF all APP
noDoants, II would seem strange that
.<hefo are not more candidates thar
DoDttious.
- vast and complicated has the
yDodefu missionary movement be
100 that an extensive organization
~ necessary to maintain he supply
~ workers on the field. Each Of
~ denominationsl boards bas \
soanaidaAe secretary" and in add
-. serving them all, Is the SUDDEN
|rounteer moven. ent of which +.
2uyner. No. rs Madison-ave., New
EUek city, IL the general secretary.
M organization which is an out
nrnwth Of the Y. NJ. c. A.. maintains
1entrict secretaries, men and wo-
"a, in al sections of the United
kntes and Canada, who systemat.
zrn11y canvass all institutions OF
&(rher learning for recruits for the
reign field. They not only visit
~ mems and women's colleges but
NO the theological seminaries,
Medical schools and nurses training
'DeAools.
SKINNER In the harves. time in
MS work. Then II Is that the most
active members OF the college Y. NJ
q. As and Y. W. c. As are gather.
"a into conferences. al such places
- Mortified, Mass, Estes Park,
Cello. Blue Ridgs, ~ C., Silver Bay.
~. r., Eagles mere, Pa. OF Lake
(Ieueva, Wis. Hitler the representa-,
'tivoe OF the various boards and or
,Nnuixations resort for the Iurpose OF
'fn&herlng volunteers for their work.
Young people OF both sexes and
1eatned In some calling are desired
4hprs are places for unmarried wo-
"a and unmarried men and for
80 and their wives. The positions
- salaries ranging from $500 to
o1,eo0 . year, In addition, TO travel
N expenses. Some Of them pay
|Vonaionx. This summary has been
|0gopared Of the classes of mel
*Wonted:
sor0ained Preachers-To serve az
|1sukgslists, TO organize native
|oAufches, TO teach In theological
I6ominaries, and TO preach to Eng
lcA-speakins congregations.
MISREPRESENTATION, French, Ger
man, music, mathematics. agricul-
1nra. chemistry, biology. physics,
%11loeophy. accounting and com
noros, manual training, economics,
|H1utory.
~ rhysicians and Surgeons-To
1--we In hospitals and itinerate.
* Dngineers-Civil mechanical. cleo
.>r1eal, sanitary. mining; architects
- Supervising builders.
y Hhys,cal Directors - Gymnasium
|1Deek.
Dusiness managers--For mission
|f>atiops and colleges
'Tt Ot0uOkIhpncfui seift 10 pr
|1ote lecretartes and TO teach stenog.
'S4nby and commercial subjects.
", printers--As superintendent and
gomau Of mission presses.
N FOR women the ofiiciai notice In
k1eates The following line OF work
Dsrins openings:
Bible teachers and evangelists---
d 40 lead training classes of native
Uomen: TO visit in the, homes and
1Anas; 10 teach Bible In girls
1psls. and 10 itinerate among vii
Tonchers---General subjects Tin
80 primary. intermediate and ad.
<0nesd grades, requiring college or
noesnal trxiIing). biology. mathe'
olics. music.
U&yolcians and Surgeons--To
80 = hr~pitals and to itinerate.
uruoo--ro train native workers
- heopltais ere established. or