The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-10

~ Tuemlu, morning 90 10 o'clock
~ the Home S,rvicr institute VII
open with e. hcturr hY Mtu
Nnn : kiidrr home service su-
portiser whn ia rcprosgrtlnE The Den
YER oluCc This course Of Instruction
is dts g1sd tn i.un workers the"fst.
irallN and practically in the carrying
out OF Organized relief fDr the nml.
itH ~ soldiers ana Iu the rchHhllitn.
ton OF the returned soldier himself
This division Of tho Rcd Cross b.. Of
course e wartime evolution of social
service work. the Importance ~ witch
Ht o. time rHnuot Doe oNprrsumafei
and az thiH period ~ postwar recon
struction its value and necessity are
greater than ever before.
Miss Lth'l Hickey. who will direct
IN" irrtitutc viii riyc % number of
lectures md Prof O. T. iaui,ts of
thr uni,srs a. viii also gire several
The onufe program hHs not ns k't
been completed. but viii be- published
Ht a later date when The subjects Of
De" irrturta viii Doe definitely an
uuuurpd
Mss kidIcr viii giy, six pr seven
tnlkH ON social service methods 90.
iHN. Ms = = Etstsriuy viii present
the child welfare problem in itH con.
uSCtiun With home service work. 7
= MahrN viii talk on the legal aspects
Of the ssrvi'o and Ur clark Of tho
university viii lecture on the problem
NJ undcrnourlshmcnt aud proper M.
triiton. on which subjects he IN an
authority These lectures ON public
health promise To Dee most interesting
and instructive. ". T. Metcnlf. who
M Veil known as u sorialist and nd
Nanced thinker viii deliver an nd
iruhs ON some appropriate subject
whose title has 10 Vet been an
rounrcd The entire course Of iustruC-
ton would Do ct benefit 10 anyone
n is expected hot about eighteen
CO.. twDnN students viii attend Al ~.
hu-querIusnus. who are Interested Will
please phone the homo service office.
No Hfe The practical field Work uu-
der Miss kidd,-'H direction VIII be-
an important feature OF the irstruc.
ton aud will give n Thorough den
o%nstration Of the actual carrying out
uf me work.
A. there has mover been any con
HtruCtiNV social service work at an IN
the state. the Rod Cross orgAniEation
has offered % splendid opening for @
very much needed work. ana for nm
extensive activity m the future A.
there has been Il good deal Of Iut,i.
est shown and u r,apof sc from the
state In general. "a augurH viii for
a., mtur, Thinking people arc reel.
inns the great necessity of this sort
of philanthropy Those who have Hl.
ready arrived in Albuquerque and gu0
registered Tor tho institute are. Mrs
D. y. Summers of Fort BnNnrd. Mrs
John March of santa re. Mrs. John
Oakos Of Fort summer and MIS- e.
v StpUd Ut clovis. Since ita %orgunixH
ton, almost u Nunr ago. tho local home
service chapter has taken care Of the
families Of an soldiers and slilors ir
all their difficulties and pcrplcNities
u has put the anxious wife auo
mother m touch with husband or son
hN writing to military authoritits. 90
m extreme cases hy appealing to IN
Rcd Cross bureau of communication
10 make Investigations concerning the
missing soldier. either In THE country
or m France.
II has Strengthened out the nnancia.
difficulties arising f,om delayed re-.
mittnncc of pay ana allotment from
the bread Wtnncrs OF the family. loan.
INK or granting money outright
when the need was grcat, aud writ.
ing on the hehalf OF the faulty "a
the bureau Of war r,sk insurance "a
supply necessary information IN re-
gard to Insurance and compensation
And II has kept up the spirits ans
courage, the morale, OF those loft be.
mind. by personal visits and interest
puctora and lawyers have been sup
plicd and much 'uplift' work hai
been accomplished
Fmilics r%ecunciicd. divorces Oh
tanned. both men and women hclpc'
10 secure good positions whore tho
could support themselves, hospital "a
penses advanced. are an Va the daill
work OF the home service.
FORMER SOLDIER WHITES