The Red Cloud chief., 1919-06-25
NEW MANY WANT MEN

The New Regular Army is rapidly
becoming the National University,
Vocational and advanced educational
training is emphasized. Any ambi-
tious and patriotic young man may
| either continue his studies in the com
mon branches or take up academic or
collegiate work and he also has ac-
cess to the many trade schools es-
tablished for his benefit. The army
needs trained men. The army de-
mands skilled men in all of the
branches and to that end trade
schools have been established in all
of the camps and army posts where
the soldier has his choice of trade to
follow. The instruction is given by
those who are trained in the pro-
fession Of teaching. Schools are
operated as schools. The school sys-
tenn, however, is not compulsory, but
the young man of today cannot "wait
for something to turn up" he has to
get in line and the training afforded
in the service is so extensive that
there are classes for all ages and
conditions
Enlistments are open to all men
between the ages of 18 and 80, ex-
cept those having dependents. Men
between lS and II must furnish evil
dence of their age either by baptism
al or school record registration card,
birth certificate or affidavit of par
cnt or legally appointed guardian.
The enlistment period iY for three
years except that former soldiers
may reenlist for one year. The pay
remains the same as during the
emergency, $4,000 per month for
privates up to Sl2i.00 per month for
the higher grades. There is also ex-
ira pay for overseas duty and in adj
dition to the pay there is given alb
s~olutely free: clothing, lodging, med
zeal and dental attention and food. A
very liberal insurance is provided.
All branches of the service are open
at this time, viz: Infantry, Cavalry,
Field Artillery, Coast Artillery, Air
Service, Signal Corps, Quartermas-
ter Corps, Motor Transport Corps,
Tank Corps, Engineer Corps, Neter-
mary Corps and Construction Divi-
sion. Service in any part Of the
United States or Hawaii, China,
Alaska, Panama, the Philippines, OF
GERMANY. There is an absolute
i guarantee given to all who enlist
that they will see the country they
5 choose and that they will be assigned
A to the branch of service which ap-
; peals to them most. Service in the
Signal Corps, Engineers, NJ otoi
Transport Corps or Tank Corps re.
l quires technical training. In the
Air service alone there are over &C
! trades TO choose from. The Field
I Artillery and Coast Artillery open q
5 large field to those who wish instruc.
ton in mechanical, electrical anC
radio work. To the young man OF
today, Uncle Sam is offering a career
! that trains and educates him for the
future. 1t pays we'll and is a goot
clean cut, honorable work. 1t builds
character, teaches self-respect anC
discipline and makes rcd-bloodcd men
The main station of the Omaha dis.
trict is located at the Army Building
18th and Dodge Streets, Omaha, Ne
braska, and the other stations Of the
district will be found at Sioux City
Des Moines, Mason City, Fort Dodge
Marshalltown, and Creston, Iowa
and at Lincoln, Norfolk, Hastings
Alliance, and Grand Island, Nebras
ka. Correspondence with any o
the above stations for information i!
solicited.
Eva and Helen Schellack returned
to their home at Hastings, Monday
after spending a week with thei
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