ï~~,,1,:<;. Nl. {"IDAYt.y. i, QTBE 6, 191 ''!~'"~ YO L 'l ' I 1' k IP 'l ts
77 WOMEN AIDED ic"6omr1a uWdp t4 p
New ul a KmgThe occupations vary troin sten
-., I______U. S. Employment Bureau ir W Paul raphy to heavy labor. I estima
Leader in Country. about half of,those emig~oyed v;
A tota ~ 787placed i~n positions, forrfiery held
& A totauof 787women wam~ given men.
~IIBIUuIIIernployxlpenf' through the women's dl- A call- has been received at the he
vsion, United States employment serv- quarters for 10 waItresses at 'the
Now 1,340 Victims in Mill *
C' nd at Ft. ~'4;Come to Grand Opera in Saint Paul October
lling.16th and 17th-Galli-Curci in 'The 'Barber
~f R;il."Fremsntad in "La 'Toae
With developi ent of 33 new cases
of- Spanish infl nza at the city hositpal,
Miineapolis, and 18 new cases at Ft.
Snelling, Dr. H. M. Guilford, Mill City{
health commissionier, announced Saturday night that more vigorous measures for' prevention. of further spread
'of thedisease will be enforced.
Minneapolis physicians will hereafter be required to report all suspected cases to the city health department.
Two entire floors at the city.Hospital
wero given over to influen:a cases
Saiturlday. Arrangements probably will
be completed Monday to give the en tiic' hens itai over to treatment of in fluenza cases,
500 eVILIANS ILL.
Dr. Guilford estimates that there are
loW 500 cases among civilians In Min
nealpolis. Adding cases among sol diers at Ft. Snelling makes a 'total of
nearly 1,340,
Dr. Guilford says that, while he
considers the crest of the epidemic in
Ainneapolis past, many cases are de veloping in lodging houses in the
poorer districts of the city.
Two laborers were discovered in box cars at'Sher sham at"rd2a"nightbse rjously ill with the disease. They were
removed to the city hospital.
250. CASES AT "U" FARM.
Dr. J. A. Sedw ic, Eliott Memorial
hospital, University of Minnesota, re ported the 0 cases bcing- treated there
doing wvell. aturday night.
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Complete Organization to
Raise $170,500,000 Nov.
11 for Soldier Aid.
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Two liundred of the 560 soldiers of 1'forale hastens victory.
Mineot taisn eocmetno.i
That is the slogan which is aniunivers;ity Frii ie said to be suffer~.ng from ti eaae rating the campaign for $170,00000
A. T.1rown secretary, wr camp of the United War Work organization.
cornniiiity rir iie, said on Saturday The fund will be used In Welfare work
night that cars will be sent to Ft: among soldiers of the United States,
Snelling alonta:- to tiansfer 50 recov- both in this country and overseas.
"eedsoier t llctone"n"" iat Rapid progress is 'being made in the
the university farm. Car. yill o caty-work of organizing districts an'd seonthe fortnety eek fro, day to day lecting leaders who will direct the
on similar duty.1
Gemd Crane 14, Cold Springs, Mont drive which begins Nov. 11 and enas
"aNov. 18. Campaign headquarters has
is stillu in.aserlitiscondition at the been established in the Northwestern
St. Paul city- hospital with influenza. National Life Insurance building, 1111
Nicollet ave., Minneapolis.
MUST HAVE MORE
-NAMVE. LEADERS.
NURSES TO CHECK FLU Arrangements for the state exec"
1ive committee representing the Y. M.
Mo enthtiesti responast to the C. A., Y. W. C. A., National Catholic
call for noises, giuoite and lpractical,,WirCouci.,f,"shWlfi
to ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 aitinarn frth nunz. rCopnil, K. of C., Jewish Welfare
to' assist in caing for the influtenzaj-Board War Camnp Community Servsufferers, Is needed 'if the epideriic is cm'ard, Wat Car aociatny and
to be properly handled. -ic, AtnericanLibrary association and
A dozen nurses offemed thoir serv- ialvadon Army, district leaders and
ices at St. Paul 'led Cross headquair. setaries "vith representtion from
teech county of the state and the womters Saturday, afternoon, mamdi Sei.' comnittes of the varioous bodies
registrations wer'e.made: at thC Noi tli aebe floe yth t lt
era division, inneapolis.Training e e lo edbyte ppon
schools are bein a ked to recruit theirI eat of an honorary committee of 100
graduates' to offe' r their, services in proaminentit mun from aill over the State,
'the emcrgenmcy. Young women- wlho announcement of which has just been
have taken a nurses' aid couirse airo ~uade by the appointive committee.
also asked to volunteer their help The latter, which was named at the
where it is needed. general conference of-the'various bod ie held in St.. 1Paul' Sept. 23, is com posed of C.. H. F. Smith of St.. Paul,
v ( 11 epresenting the National '1ar: Courm U. S.'MAY TAKE OVER.f aul,"fo"r
the Jewish Welfare Board, ad E. W.
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ALL JI 1 Ii~iI.iI nnannne seti y, omn mn---A
1.11
Even the great and wonder
Christmas must not interfe
war at the quickest po
TransportaIlOn and shipping
congested-buy and sen
as requested, b-r displaying holiday merchan
ploying no extr. help on account of holiday
houts, making only one delitiery 'over each rou
Do Your Christmas
Buyfing No
Is a National War -Message
From the Council of
National Defense
This is a seious; vital message that
every man, woman and Chili
-Strong supporting casts. "
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Please Note
In order to release labor
for war work
No Extra Help Will Be
Employed at Holiday
Time.
Hence; shopping must 'be
started at once, so that you
may be properly waited
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