Major Burton Seeley* Prominent in Movement for Needed Reform,WORK IN PRANCE ■ RECEIVES'.' PRAISE OF HIGH OFFICERSGeneral Bell Commends Record Highly in . Record- dl •' •SBrd blv. Was Excellent, *One of the' most painstaking'' and successful U. S. army veterinarians who saw service in France was. Major Burton Seeley, son of Dr. and. Mrs. F. T. Seeley, of Algona, The major was raised 'in Algona, and liis wife was formerly Miss Minna' HeiSC, daughter of . Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Heise, of north Thorington street.The major is making the army his career. He is a regular, having entered the service ten or fifteen- years ago. For several years he was stationed in the Philippines.Major Seeley was one of the first U. S. army veterinarians to perceive the necessity for a reorganization of the army veterinary service of thei i-**!