The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-15
present requests Of tn government to
the women of this state.

the women of this state
The Liberty Loan chairmen will re-
ceive from Miss Nelson their direc-
tons: but they are requested to con
fer with the general chairman as, to
tim and place of meeting in order
that the executive committee may as
sist them, and in order that no other
activities Of the committee be planned
that might conflict with their work
The Child Welfare jchairmen will
receive definite instructions from Mrs.
Devine, the State Child Welfare chair
man; she should consult with the
county chairman about time and place
sof meeting; she should talk over the
appointments of local and other mem
bers of the county executive commit,
tee. and see that, her local chairmen
understand that they are to work with
the rest of the community committee.
She should help the other county
members of the COMMUNICATIVE COM
mittee during the Drives" which their
respective departments are making,
and shall receive their help when she
is pushing her work; she shall see
that some woman or women in the
county are prepared and willing to 60
to the community meetings held
throughout the county and present
the work Of the department, and to
give the instruction which is sneces-
|sary in the different localities. l's 4,
The county food chairman shall
confer with the county chairman in
regard to meetings, and as to the time
and placea0f demonstrations The
women who take the lectures and the
work given by the demonstrators sent
out from the Agricultural college are
supposed to give demonstrations in
each county under the direction 0f
the county executive committee. The
food chairman has this under her i'm
mediate supervision, but the other
members will assist her in finding
where in the county these dem0nstra-
tions are most needed, and shall help.
her to induce every woman iii the
county who has not already taken
this work to do so. She shall see to
it that speakers appear at the COM
munity meetings who will teach the
great need of food production and
food conservation. The food depart
ment receives its propaganda from the
federal government, but the federal
government expects the state, through
its Council of Defense and WOman's
division of this council, to see that
this propaganda is given to every
woman in the state. The w0man's
committee is the agency selected to
carry the directions for the use of
substitutes and other data of par
ticular interest to women of the cOun-
try. Each woman appointed as coun-.
ty or community chairman in the food
department is the agent of the gov
eminent to see that the requests of
the governmnt concerning tn use Of
food reaches every woman; in hr To-
cality, and that every woman has the
opportunity to learn the methods
which the food experts employed by
the government have discovered and
taught the demonstrators who come
out from the Agricultural college. +
County chairmen in Woman's COM
mittee North Dakota division thus far
appointed by Mrs. Conklin. are:
Miss Rose Wagner, Adams, Het-
finger. n.
Mrs. A: L. Zimmerman, Barnes, Val
ley City, W.
mrs. 6. L, Richmond, Benson, Min
Mrs. G. l. osterhaus, Billings, Me-
dora:
Mrs. Andrew Johnson, Bottineau.
BOttineau.
Mrs. Emil Scow, Bowman, Bowman.
Mrs. j. E. Dolphin, Burke, Flaxton.
Mrs. c. L.. Young, Burleigh, Bis