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FULLY EQUIPPED HOSPITAL OF 10 ROOMS PROVIDED FOR UNIVERSITY FOLKS. University of Idaho students, in the recent completion of the university infirmary, have at their disposal an efficiently equipped 12-room house for hospital purposes. Mrs. Lelma Franklin, a registered trained nurse, will be in charge of the infirmary at all times.

Mrs. Franklin, who will offer a home-nursing course in the department of home economics, received her training at Columbia university and in the famous Bellevue hospital. She had more than a year of active service in France as a Red Cross nurse, having been under fire in several of the more important American offensives. No special physician will be arranged for and patients will have the privilege of selecting their own doctors. The infirmary is equipped with eight beds and a surgery for emergency cases.

The quarters selected will be ample to take care of illness in the student body except in the case of an epidemic such as influenza, in which event emergency hospitals will be provided as in the past.

The associated students of the university assess all of their members $1.25 per semester as a health fee. For the past two years, the university has conducted hospitals during the infirmary epidemics. Equipment acquired by the university will be supplemented by the funds derived from the health fund. 