The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-08-12

to have a brother residing I'D this Sec
ton of the country, but his where
abouts could not be learned.
REGULATIONS
Governing educational Service from
National Y. nj. C. A. War Work Coun-
lcil Funds for Demobilized Men.
The fund appropriated for scholar
ships, which now aggregates SS,176,-
562 has been allotted to the states.
This fund is to be divided into two
portions, the Collegiate Scholarship
Fund and the General Scholarship
Fund.
The general scholarship fund will
be allotted in each state to tn ecounties
in proportion to population. This
Fund is intended to provide the tuition
fees, text books, supplies and other
expenses.
This fund for Bayfield, county a.
| mounts to $4,000.
The state Office has established a
Local Educational Service Committee
at the Y. M. C. A. at Washburn for
Bayfield, county, composed Of Messrs.
F. T. Beers, C. E. Hulten, E. N. Ois-
tad, A. w. Macleod and Secretary
Manville, to whom applications may
be made.
This committee shall recommend
candidates to the State Committee
for the Collegiate Scholarships and
shall award general scholarships in
accordance with the following spec
ial regulations by the national COM
mittee:
1-Scholarship awards are not re-
troactive. They are intended to pro-
vide Instruction subsequent to the
date of the award.
Each applicant to whom an award
is made must have the following quail
| fications:
(a) He must have discharge ur1-
der honorable conditions from the
Army or from the Navy or be the citi-
zen of the United States having an
honorable discharge from one of the
Allied armies. (Inclrdes S. A. I. c..
but not the Merchant Marine.)
| (b) He must be man of good char
acter who will make a desirable stu
dent in the institution to which he is
assigned.
(c) He must give satisfactory evi-
dence of ability and purpose to insure
the completion of the course awarded
him.
| I'D He must be able to comply
with the entrance requirements Of the
Icourse awarded,
| 3-Scholarships should be awarded
in order of merit Of worthiness. A
period of from two to four weeks will
Ielapse from date of this announcement
| august IL, 1920) before award will
be made.
4 Applicants will be graded ac-
cording to fitness for pursuing course
their definite objective, service record,
necessity for making up opportunities
| lost while in service financial need
land character.
Applicants should make application
at the Y. M. C. A. at Washburn for
forms and 8 to fill out for con-
sideration.
The Collegiate Scholarship fund is
administered by the state Service
Committee and is to provide scholar
ships in courses in Colleges and Uni.
versities which require a high school,
diploma or its equivalent for en-
trance.
This committee shall award scholar.
ships in accordance with specified re-
gulations and shall make necessary
arrangements to place the student il
| school, either directly or through
the student himself.
The Collegiate Scholarship is in
tended to cover for one year a cours.
: iof instruction requiring at least
high school diploma or its equivalen
for admission, and given in an in
stitution of recognized standing in tn
/: State in which located. All scholar
ships of lower grade are classifie,
as general scholarships and shall b
taken care of from the General Sshol
arship Fund.
Applications for Collegiate Schol
arships should be made to the Stat
Educational Service Committee usin,
e Form No. which may be secure
; form the local Educational Servic
Committee at the Y. M, c. A. q