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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-09

The farmer has a lot of friends
in congress. Even when 1t was
known that the president was very
much opposed to legislation increasing
the price of wheat, the senate insisted
upon an advance of 80 cents a bushel
for wheat and the house consented py
a vote of $50 to JOG to one of ~ cents
a bushel. OF course this action was
not taken without considerable opposl-
ton. Congressman Stafford Of Wlseoh-
sin declared that there is no class Oh
people in America who have been bene-
fitted more as result of this war IMAM
have the farmers"
This statement aroused Congressman
| Cox of Indiana, who is generally very
| plain-spoken. He said in reply:
get alfred tired when hear men
! talk about the present unprecedented
| prosperity of the farmer. ! wonder
why such men do not resign their seats
| In congress, if farmers are becoming
miIlionaires, and go out and don SUI
of overaIls and brogan shoes ami g
to raising wheat, oats, corn, par
ley, rye, hogs, cattle, and all cthel
farm commodities. j wonder why TN
city gent does not lay aside his dla
monds and gold-headed cane and 9
into the country and get rich"
There was an hours debate on TN
proposition in the house and seldoI
has it happened that as much is sal
in an hour in congress as on that ga
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-09

Leader Kitchin of the house does not
allow very much to go on in that body
that he does not know all about. He
has an office close to the house OF rep
resentatives, nearer than any other Of
fee, the room which was occupied by
the speaker in the days when the
speaker was the all-powerful czar. II
Kitchin is not in the house watching
the proceedings he has secretary on
the floor ready to tell him what is hap
pening. He also has the means OF
keeping in touch with the house pro-
ceedings when hearings are being held
by the ways and means committee in
the big auditorium of that committee
in the house Office building. Nobody
can doubt that Kitchin is on the job
all the time.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-09
Imnortant 10 Mothere
could Tell Him.

Miss Oldbird keeps me guessing. !
never know what she is about"
''Oh, she's about forty-five."
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-09

No one has mentioned the close
shave by which recess was defeat
ed. 1t really hung upon decision
OF Speaker Clark and it might
Just as wen have been made the other
way. In fact, the speaker at one time
decided the question the other way,
but upon parliamentary inquiry by
Congressman Barley of Kentucky. he
decided that there should be call Of
the house instead of a vote directly
on the resolution of adjournment. I'm
der the house rules. when a question
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-09
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The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1918-10-02
To My Friends and Customers


wish to take this opportunity to introduce to you
this business enterprise and particularly to Mr. j. c.
Ballard, who will be in active charge of the business
Mr. Ballard has been in the Furniture and Undertake
business Sparta for number of years and has built
up Wonderful business for town of that size and while
he will continue the business there through his organiz
ton of which he the head he has moved his family here
and becomes citizen of Bedding and will devote all his
meand energy this business and in helping to make
"Belding Bigger and Better
Before inducing Mr. Ballard to come before agreed
put dollar into the business with him, spent
time in Sparta and found spoke in the highest
praise of him. and commend him and the firm of
Balard-Loyd Co. to you-assuring your patronage
will be appreciated and cared for in the best possible
While am not going to neglect my own bust
in any way, will at the time be interested in
the business and will be glad of the privilege of
sonally introducing you to Mr.. Ballard.
Cordially yours,
flIZMz4
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1918-10-02

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save money as well as health.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-17
+. S. johnson
Attorney for Assignee OF Mortgagec
Solen, N. D.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE BY ADVERTISEMENT

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by Gustav
O. BYE. and Marie Bye. his wife. MOrtglgors.
to Mrs. +. ttratnerg. Mortgugee dated the 9Th
day OF March. \. ID. 1915. and filed for record
in the office "f the Register OF Deeds in ard
for Sioux county: st tie OF North Dakota on
the 27ill dlv of March a. ID. 1918. t 1874 q clock
a. nl., and dnlv gecur'ied in Book y OF Mort4a-
ges on page $50. will he foreco>ed bv q sale o!
the premises In such mortgage. and hcrenafte:
described st the front duOr ri the court house
in the town of Fort Yates in the county OF
Sioux and state OF North Dakota at the hour
OF o clock p. ill., Oh ttl,. eta day OF February
a. d. 1913 to satisfy the amount due ,n the
said mortgage on Il. date of sale: the premises
sold TO satisfy the sam af.. :nos: certain pre-
mis-, sit uated in the County OF Sioux state or
North Dakota, and described aS follows. to.
wit:
The South East Fourth (SE! of Section
Four az. Township One Hundred Twenty
Nine N20), North Range Ninety ,!Ol. West
Fifth Principal Meridian. There will be due
OF. Such mnrtsuyc ut the date OF sale the sum
of Sixty.One and G8 lo0 Dollars. .a6l.6S) to-
| 100 Dollars (r13.Sj) for two interest coupon
which was prior lien against said premises.
| and which was paid by the II ortxngee. making
| the total amount due vt the date of safe. the
sum Of One Hundred lhirty.tive u,ld 5a-ltH, Dol
lars (sl:, .54) together with statutory attorney
fees and cost OF this for. closure.
| Dated al BJWmln, Moth Dakota this 9Th
| day OF December, A. d, 1917
| Mrs. T.. Bratberg
| Emil Scow
1 Attorney for Mortgagee
bowman, N. d.
| FP-Jan. lift
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-17

sary knowledge OF closc-order drill
that is surprising. Possibly one
reason for this is the fact that
goodly number of them have been
enrolled in Indian schools where
they have had military drill.
Now is good time for farmers
who have seed grain on hand to
clean it. Only the best seed should
be sown, and to secure the best seed
it must be cleaned. In running
seed grain through Il tanning mill,
light, shrunkcn and most Of the
weak and diseased kernels are re-
moved, although sometimes it is
necessary to run the grain through
several times, says the New Eng
land Herald. Increases of two to
five bushels an acre in the yield are
often obtained by sowing clean,
large seed.
The acquittal of Eugene NJ. WAL
la. automobile license clerk i'm the
office of the Secretary OF State,
r'onbly vindicatrs Tom Hall. 1t
was proved conclusively that there
was nothing wrong with the affairs
or finances in the department
Wala was put on trial in district
court for Norton county at Mandan
last week, on the charge of embezzl.
ing state funds. The same tcsti
mony that was used in the Hal
case was introduced, and the jury
i returned verdict of not guilty.
"a "a pa
The Pioneer last week promiseC
review of the Sioux county polit
ical situation in this issue. Tn
editor has been too busy this weel
with his multiplicity Of other dutie
and the article will therefor not APP
pear until next week. In the mean
time the indications are that ther
will be several candidates for TIL
various offices and an interesting
campaign can he looked forward to
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-17
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE


Notice is hereby given that that certain
mort cage. exccu ed and del vcred 10y Albcr,
Martin, u sn.le man. Mor,Iagor. To Brown
Brothers State Bank and Trust Company
MorlynYee. dated the 18th day of August. \. L.
1915. and filed fos record In the office OF the
Register OF Deeds of the County OF Sioux and
State of North DakOtn on the 2iSt day of
August. a. d. 1916 and recorded In boOk Is I
OF m.nt cages ay page POS will he forecloSed
by ~ sale OF the premises in such mortgage and
hereinafter d Scrbcd, ut the frout door of the
court house In the town of Fort Yates In the
county of Sioux and stat OF North Dakota, at
the hour OF ~ o clock u. M. on the nth day OF
February. 1918. to salts the amount due upon
said m ,rtRage n the day of SAIL.
The premises described in said NJ 'itSage and
which will be Sn,l ln iiSfy same. are those
certain premises stu tied in the county of
Sioux and state / North Dakota. y I'd deScrib-
ed as follows tn.wit. The Spnth' East Quarter
OF section Thirty.One in Township One HTnd.
red nl.ty, worm OF Rance ElghtyOn West
OF the Fifth Princip. Meridian.
Pursuant to the term, ~ the mortgage
the mortgagee declares the whole sum Sc
cur-d thereby to bn payable, by reason OF the
nun-payment OF two tnS,hl,nentS OF tae lndebt'
edneSS secured thereby. now overdue.
There will be due on Such MortEiig: ae the
date of sale incudi z delinqne It interest on u
prior mortgage ON the mor,gaged premises
paid by the mortyaYee the sum OF TWO hund
red Sixty-Oae DOll;lr, and Ten Gents:
Brown Bros. Stale Bank u Tru.t Company
Mortgagee
Theo. Il. Torkeison
Attorney For Morlgagee
Bowman. ND
FP-Jan SIT
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-17
Legal Publications

NOTICE OF CHATTEf. MORTGAGE SALE
Notice is hereby given that defanl, has been
made in the conditions of that :e:.;tin 'nortg;l-
ge made by Anton Engcl of Ssifridxc. county
gor. TO First state Bank OF Mclaughlin. OF Nc.
Laushin. county OF Cor>"n and state of South
Dakota. .nortKasee. dated the ard Gay .!
ness. to.wit: One note in the sum OF Three
Hundred Fifty.nine Dollars at tho rate of ten
per cent per annnnl. and which murtghge was
of Sioux county. North Dalso: Il. ON the eth
day OF April. 1917. at o'clock u. M. and which
r.or,gage was duly assigned by an instrument
Yates, Fort Yates, North Dakota and which
assignment was duly Fet, in the office Of the
Register OF Deeds OF Sioux COUNTY, North Dr.
clock D. M, and which default Is of the follow.
ing II ture to-wit: That said mortgage and
the Indebtedness for which same was given as
serity Is past due ana UNPAID ana tn tas as, Is
of this notice. the sum OF Three Hundred
Sixty-Stx Dollars. for principal and interest
besides the cost of foreclosure as provided by
law.
And that said Mortgage will be foreclosed
by a sale of the personal property In such
mortgage and hereinafter described. ut
public auction. agreeable to the statues in
such case made and provided ut the front
door OF the pOstotce at Selfridge. Sioux
county. North Dakota, ut the hour OF clock
1918 That the personal property which will
be sold to satisfy said mortgage Ii described Us
follows. to.wit:
Two red COWS. branded TIE.
One yearlimH hcifcr. branded TIE.
Three yea" old steers; branded TIE.
And that certain crop raised On 81 acres on
the SW1 Of Sec. 70. Twp. l3O. RING. 81: consist
ing OF 100 bushels Of fax more or less.
Dated ut Fort Yates, N. d.. December l9th
-p. j. JACOBSON, Agent
f.. S. johnson
ATTORNEY for Assignee of MOrtRaRec
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-17
ADULTERAfED AND NlsBRAND.
tu fuuDS AwU bEvEkAuES.

l, 4. f. Ladd, State Chemist and Food
Commissioner Tor North Dakota, do here.
by certify that the .st OF food pioaucts
and beverages he.cliI specified has been
analysed during the SIX months preceding
Jan. LIST, 1918, and tine same found to be
adu, terated or mlsbrandcd within the
meaning Of the Statute as shown in each
individual case.
further ailirni that this is q true
and correct list TO the best of my knoWs
ledge.
Chemist and Food Commissioners
Alma Is. Johnson.
Notary Public.
(Notarial seal.)
Both day OF Dccemp' 1917.
1.SS7-. lsn. Pure vod Fish. Economy
brand. Name and address Of man.
Actual wcisn, ls.s oss. Contains
12ss9-Esgette l5gssebst'tute. Bestever
5000. i1aue,s Co. I ia;a, IN, Illegal ,3ga
Weight not shown: colored with
Goa. Jar dye. legal =,
l'ssn lsny S Se%re ,vri sppfI L. Wcisst
not shown. Allsb.anded.
12se9-Aint sauce. sodclishus Brand.
Northern Mfg. Co., Minneapolis.
Mimi; Weight not shown. Mis-
Bros, Rochester,, N. Y. Contcnta
not shown; actual contents "a ozs.
12o1o-I'rimost. Distributed by Grand
f ForRs. 4. 0i D. No 1e contents shown;
wrapped in lead foil; not labeled.
Illegal
12s55--lcr Cream. Powers Lake Cream:
cry Co., Powers Lake, y: D. Fat
1850. Gelatin heavy, Illegal. I
1es64-lce: Cream. W. G.. ,Engle. Lisbon,
12ss5-Psppsr Arbuckie Bros. Chicago,
ILL., Weight not shown. Misbrand-
ls9ss-Gslatn ice erssm Pslacs Cent On;
f fesfS. 1}lega Mf''st'n' NJ D. fa'
l:ess-c Cream futter. Taken at John
o'nourke Co., Mandsn. n; Me-, D. .:
| turer not given Misbranded.
i'''ys.Srated aen hSks'Ssr'e1D s Saa
| weight.
13o19-Pure Vanilla Extract. Price F1aX-
tent not . shown WI .iisbranded. !.
1so2o-Extraet Of True :, va y I1s Da 4os.
dam dam s siinna.pe OIL asnn. contents
not shown alcohol not shown
Misbranded.
13O28-Non- Gelatin Ice Cream Vandea
Fat Fs , ETC., eel at n''p prssent N'n II
lso2s-Peanut Butter. sunkist Brand
Packed for United Retail tail Mer;
ssne's a essiF wssh IT IS 5e oss aua
ity fair. Illegal.
lso76-Tread Belknap's Bakery, Moor.
head; MIMI ,s;nit M y ut, not 4c shown
n: NJ, p Weight not shown. shor'
lsos:-cidsr Vinegar. =: M: Lundsy: w W. !,
peton. N. D. Not pure cider vine'
1soe7-fimburgcr Cheese: German Type
J. S. Hoffman Co., Chicago. Ill
Weight not shown: actual weight
1876 ozs. Misbranded.
1309s-Potato Chips. Towards. Leonard
Frank Co.. Minneapolis. Weigh
not shown: actual weight LED
oZs. Nis:,randei.
13105-Rcd Raspberries. ]. I.angerall 4
Pros. baltimore. Md. Excess water
Poor product. Illegal.
13l63-Egsno. Egg substitute Artificial
~ colorcd. T,ual 20 ]? "gss. Am
erican Novelty Co.. Ainnt. N. D
Principallv corn starch. EXaggef
ated statements. Mishranded.
s09s-Smilc Valley Spring Water Co.
Warren. MINI. Measure and nam
If product not shown.
3631-e;ackhr Cordial. Danzigcr Bran,
Danzigcr Bros. Kansas City. Nc
An Imitation product preserved wit
benzoat.e of soda. Alcohol by VI
| urne 6.s5 per cent.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-17
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
State Of North Dakota, County of Sioux, In
District Court. Twelfth Judicial District.
First State Bank Of Fort Yates, u corporstion)
Plaintiff
Larry Cermak. Defendant
The State OF North Dakota to the above
named defendant:
You are hereby summoned and :reauired to
ans" er the Complaint Of the Plaintin in the
above entitled action. which has been filed In
the Twelfth Judicial District in and for the
county OF Sioux and state of North Dakota
and to serve COPY OF your answer to the
said e mp Amt on the subscriber ut his Office
in Town OF Solen in said County and State
within thirty days after the service of this
upon y1u sxSlSve Of the dry Gf
Complaint within the time aforesaid, the
pla,ntH in this action will apply To the court
for the relief demanded In this complaint.
Dated December 10. 1917.
%. $. JOHNSON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
First Pub-Dee. ~ Golep, n. d.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-17

First citizenship papers arc now
invalid if they were taken out long
err than seven years ago, rules the
U. S. Supreme court, There is no
reason why foreigner If anxious
to become full hcdged citizen
should not obtain final papers in
seven years. The mere fact that
he is not sufficiently interested to
complete his naturalization within
that length of time, should prove
conclusively that The has changed
his mind. In the meantime, how
ever, under the Selectivc Service
Rules and Regulations he is liable
for military service under the draft
law, unless the country of which he
is a citizen should happen to be at
war with the United States. This
phase of the regulation will per-
haps be modified to meet the ruling
of the court.
"a IA Pa
Should a moratorium for Mort
Dakota soldiers be passed at IT,,
special session of the Legislature
which convenes next week, TIL,
session will not have been in vain
Many OF the men drafted are in
debt and there are corporations who
hold securities who would not hest
tate to foreclose and by process OF
law sweep away any equity they
may have. Every man who re.
spends to the call to the colors
should be given every protection
possible, so in the event of his re-
turn his economic status would bt
as good as when he left to join tn,
army. If the present laws are no
sufficient, by all means enact nee
essary legislation.
"a IA "a
A good deal is being said in tn,
daily papers lately about L Com
pany, 142nd U. S. Infantry, sta
toned at Fort Bowie, Texas, say
the Indian Leader. This is the on
ly exclusively Indian organization
in the military service of the count
~, and in it are representatives o
Is tribes. The officers Of this com
pany say that these men show al
aptitude at picking up the neces
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-17

COUNTY TREASURES WARRANT CALL
Notice is hereby given that there are funds
sioux County North Dakota, and drawn on
the Gene, al Fund, up to Warrant No. 539, In.
elusive.
Interest censes on variants called for pay
ment on the dA.e o: this nntice.
LOUIS ENDRES,
Treasurer Sioux County. N: D..
Dated ut Fort Yates, North Dakota JAM
uary ~, 1918.
FP-Jan. l7-3t
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-17
SIOUX COUNTY NORTH DAKOTA.
DIRECTORY
Population Sioux County. 2.l35.
Fort Yates. County Seat

Population Sioux County. 2.la5
Fort Yates. County Seat
7 A. Stiles Chairman County Board
C. Christ cu,on..... --............ .....;. it'r
Louis II. E,", ,,..,,,n ''.'' Tre% s,,1i,,
L. W C"i.lanI> supt Of s"',",'s
Dr % |. Rj,.. tnrone"
e S,,i.lis HeG'%t"r uf Decd,
J. a. Wells. .Clrrl; If Nn"N
A. MEG. Rrele ............t County i,;'
Edw. S Johnson. States At'"f'"
John w. Farmer Observation-Disclosures. Survey"
Commissioners Posto1ace Address
): 4: suies q Pist:::::Ft 'i,::. s i /,
W. r. Cibart. Bid Dls' ............ '<"h'r"n. 5. ID.
Ipnatins lronroad: l>' Inst. Cam ,nhnii ND
a. Covc. 2nd Dist .............::..Fo't fn'r
John Re<en I'd Dist. .......... Wa,a"gt :. H..
Peace ofioers' posto:ice Address
Justices
n. A. Beg ..........,.,,...F Fort Yates n. ~.
Joseph Menu .Fo Fort Yates. N. ~.
H. p Shields ......,., Nc! nloSl. y. ID.
~ 40 '@''''' c;o,nnatabies "
G. a. Bowman ...................Mc Mcintosh s. D.
Chns bailey Sefridge. N. u.
Jaw ''N Board OF Health
l.. W, C"lehank ....... .Swastikn. n. I,
G4 sca s 32"s oxr1cv:;' r 70 ns,1.
ADDRESS
Lincoln District No.
Pes. Y. ". McClemrnlS. ...... Mcintosh - -
Director. Ctas. Cain. Mcintosh. $. y
Director Jacob Kuhn Mcintosh S. H.
C,erk u. T.. Shields ... Mcintosh S. d.
TrraS EurlS Arkcr,nan. - Swa>lill N. ID
,ro~"a district NO. ?
Director. Geo. +. Davis .... Mo"ri>town. S. n
Director. ThoS q. Dando. ...... Watauga, S. D
Clerk. !. W. Sco"in ..............W n,auSa >. .
Treas. August H. pc Morris,nwn. $. ID
Cannonbal District No. 3
Pies. N. Il. Sh0be ..................Son en. N. ID
Director, Louis Harl: .............So en \. ID
I nirsc'1r, G.E Ws2f .ca'no s,n \ T. 2 2
Treas. y. O. Scllimn1lSiy Solcn. N. D
TT. Yates District NO. 4
Pres. G. W. Hoknnson. Fort Yates N. y
Director. j. NJ. Carignan For, Yates n. y
Director Martin swift. 800, seltri,1ye, n 2
Clerk, a. Colvill. Fort Yates. N.
Treas. T.. j. jacobson ....... Fort Yates. N.
Pres. w. j. Mckitirick. Thnnderhawls s. y
Director, Q: ". Muencl. >. ..rhunaerhawk SD
Director, Vim. Sexton Thunderh;lwk. =. d
Clerk, A. d. Martin. Thumierhnwk. $.
Treas. Mrs. o W. Mn"n, h T'hu"derlIawk. $. u
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-17

Thee. Il. TOrkeisOn
Attorney For Morlgagee
Bowman. N. ID.
FP-Jan SIT
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-11-30
THE MINISTER'S CONFERENCE.

The Ministers Conference enjoyed
rare treat last Monday morning.
After the opening services and the
reading of minutes the meeting adj
journed to give the members an OPP
portunity to accept an invitation
extended to them to meet a commit
tee of the Council Of Defense at the
State Capitol.
Col. G.. r. Kelley addressed the
meeting and Rt Rev. Collins Denny,
ID. d. also spoke, giving valuable in
formation regarding the purpose and
aims Of the Council in the interest
of the City and State, and matters
touching tho relationship between
the races for good government and
better citizenship as we emerge from
war.
Dr.. William IT. Stokes, who is al
ways alert to all that Is Of Importance
to tho betterment OF his people re-
sponded to these addresses in q
mastery way. Doctors Payne, John
son, Mosby and Binga and others,
all agreed that DR.. Stokes voiced
their sentiment in his, speech. We
hope that many OF the things men
toned will be carried into effect for
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-11-30
WILL NOW RECEIVE CHILDREN
AT w. w. I. HOME.

Notice to mothers and fathers,
whose children have been in the
Working Woman's Industrial Home
and Nursery, 1913 w. Taylor St.:
We are ready to receive children
that we could not receive because Of
the recent epidemic Of Influenza.
Parents and guardians who work
out, may call up Boulevard 3200-J
for any information.
The "fu" did not catch any one
Of our twenty-four inmates. All tho
little ones are we'll and are doing
we'll. We can accommodate forty
children and delicate mothers.
Our chapel services opened Sunday
November II, $3.50 P. M. Some Of
the students of the Presbyterian Sem
mary are with us each Sunday. We
thank our friends who have been and
are now aiding us, which makes it
possible tor us to casv on Gods
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-11-30
WILL AID IN THE RED CROSS
NURSING SURVEY.

Miss Elizabeth Caters r. ~, super
intcndent Of Richmond Hospital has
been appointed member of the Red
Cross Nursing survey committee OF
which Miss Rosa Van Wort is chair
man it was announced today. The pur
pose of this committee is TO obtain the
name, address and qualifications OF
every woman who has had training
or part training i'll nursing. Tho
government does not wish to force
women to work neither is it aiming
to round mp slackcrs ubt the surgeon
general wishes to know the nursing
power OF the country.
Every colored woman in this city
and in the counties of Hrnrico, Han
over or Chesterfield who is Il gradu
ate nurse m under graduate; Il pu-
Pill nurse in Il hospital; a practical
nurse Or midwife should send her
name and address to Miss Van Wort
at Stuart Circle Hospital. These Wo
men will then receive missionaries
from the committee which, when fill
cd out, will supply full information
regarding their training and cXpcrl-
encc. Posters have been placed
II have have you?" These are il =.
tended to call the attention OF the
nurses to the fact that they should
send in their names at once, for the
work must he complete END in the
hands of Red Cross headquarters in
Washington by January l.
Members Of the committee urge al
women having nurses in their families
on their blocks; in their churches;
or Of their acquaintance to send in
the names and addresses. or course
there will be much overlapping, but
the cards will be checked carefully.
1t is said that physicians can help In
this matter by giving in the names
of, all nur"cs known 10 their practice
a similar survey was taken early in
the war for the purpose OF finding
out the nursing strength Of the cOun
try, for military service the present
survey is to bring about efficient
work during reconstruction.