The evening world. Newspaper, February 21, 1918, Page 5

} WILL BE TAUGHT BY CITY'S EDUCATORS iT i tay rraphs. Straubenmuller approves the course. Mora siness ath Nagiment, Ne Latest Tricks in Mo‘ern War-|"Abpticants are expected to submit “The theory and Practice of Camou- : Business Men Come ployeen Federal Adjustment Board Grant s Gomenae: Cee cae fare to Be Revealed by & specimen of their work, and must flags,” said Mr, sStraubenmuller,| Out For Relief From = | that Ware Scale: and Stevedores va inland ahd 4 present a certificate from their Ex- “calls for a combination of various . *, . | p 5s la Mone of the. 04 Army Expert. emption Board as to thetr physica! talenta. To qualify, the men muat Subway Crushes. | make teturn Joly ——— fitness, Students must have some know how to set up @ colored canvas, — ae 1 F The great need of camouflage ex-| knowledge of any of the following: imitate the surrounding soll and vege-| Officials of the Interborough Rapid ‘hs! perts by the Government to misiead one ee sign palatine mural tation, to camouflage wise, trees, or Transit Company, from President (" fand hide from the enemy in the great] and interlor decorating; photography, even know how to raise smo! Theodore P. Shonts down, have ex-| iy S War bas brought about a movement jengraving, sculpture, modelling, archi- fcreen movements and positions oF Hremed thumeatead a6 GOlne (H Eaveh] wantig experim ful by the Board of Education to train} tecture and draughting. “One interesting feature of the tvening World suggestion to | T. C. WILLIAMS, & wae announced ¢ men of draft age in this latest art of] “The work will be on a military cours will be the study and practice tiie Be Brooklyn Rapid Transit modern warfare. Two classes have already been formed and they will be under the| ARMY OFFICER WHO muper ision of Lieut. H. L. Towle of | wyLL TEACH CAMOUFLAGE the United States Army. Fifty stu- TO NEW YORK BOYS de:s are undertaking the course, which will begin next Monday after- noon at the George Bruce's Publio Li- brary, 128th Street and Broadway. The studv will embrace the history of camouflage, the principles of pro- tective coloring; problems as applied to “he present needs of the military fore: of the United States, and the taking and interpretation of photo- basis,” sald Lieut. Towle to-day, “The students will have to attend ‘ ging and land coloring, By this means we expect to increase thelr power of observation. “Our inside course will be mostly seale work. Villages, guns, bridces, trains, trees, tents and shrubbery will SHONTS JOINS WITH * tot ot T ead —— of avold pleted the study.” Acting Superintendent Gustave inesa zones ‘below Ire on how to camouflage a raiding party the valle? ob iubway night. It has peen ing THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1918. RT. HEAD FAVORS ZONE SYSTEM URGED BY THE EVENING WORLD he ha LONGSHOREMEN'S STRIKE ENDED; MEN BAOK AT WORK]. 3 2,000 TO HONOR FIGHTERS. Castoma Force of New York to Hell iapicen of the cum w York to-morrow mn high mil parade w Col, W » would work at noon to jan's Land that’ the =| day ) ; L. <> 96 SESE itions and movements of such par- ed out by these men Some of the mer riny re] sa untae Fae aean’ deters’: title. aed ed out by thease" NEW MURDER IDENTIFICATION] ceivea word tht Vous |gSRaS eters train thn, i, eae again by tho enemy's “star shell, epond Hauaihy A bake ; had granted { and re ‘Nasa: Catarch which illuminates the whole country Letters and Clothing of Gtaseppt] turned to the 5 to go to rie this fired Our plan then will be to that tt is a good o ¢ put Into operat ald to the public. present time the Inter dorourh ts doing everything posstb! Save the Babies pea MORTALITY is something frightful. We can hardly realize that Head Colds ant such an occurrence. ‘This <iPe can be done, I understand, through , method of using garments and caps resembling a lot of fresh dirt and us colored bands about the face err Lieut HLEDYARO TOWLE of all the children born in civilized countries, twenty-two per cent., | ree nights a week. Wo will have or nearly one-quarter, die before they reach’ one year; thirty-seven | ‘Wo shifts. The first group will at- | YANN Mi ei Ctused by the cent., or more than one-third, before they are five, and one-half before | ‘end classes on Monday, Tuesday) jipne ed aii Sid i ery Lil i the at hip re: BENJAMIN FOX Bry are fifteer | and Saturday. The second will re-| ¢ ombarts, Principal of and it is ically the : Advan ¥ Metlatte Pawnbroker We do not hesitate to say that a timely use of Castoria would seve | Port on Wednesday, Thursday and i ge oe x idepepites Hege wn n got tn tou 1 LABEHAL, PoASE on many of these precious lives, Neither do we hesitate to say that many | Saturday. On Saturday both eroups|> Gace tack eaeue will co-opera ot. on Jan, 24 Union whe Divi , of these infantiie deavhs are occasioned by the use of narcotic preparatio: will meet {n the same room and they be possible to amplish results. @ worn bY the w * Ft fred, said that the authorities approved That The ning World sugges plan, and © were Ident 6. , tinctures and soothing syrups sold for children’s Spat argh contain | will be lectured by Frenoh and Ene- : perovad the oi aa | received word of hat fact from ajor more or less opium or morphine. They are, in considerable quantities, é sai tion ts receiving attention from any sh offic flage w a deadly poisons. In any quantity, they stupefy, retard circulation and le: i Satan aa sBe work f') Gen, Black number of employers in the city {s| to congestions, sickness, death, There can be no danger in the use of Cas- | ‘"® Vntente fronts. 1b Licut, Towle Is @ momber of numer: | wvigenced by a statement mado yoa- Geeta if It boare the signature of Chas. HL Fletcher ‘Our practical work will be mainly | ous art clubs Jn America, Among) C™aeneyd by & statement Mate ae ice of « i Te expect to wot the|those are the Camouflage Corps of terday by A. Landon Burks, an ex- s it contains no opiates or narcotics of any es A esetat - sath ‘des and the lates | America, National Arts Club, Ameri; ' porter of No. 11 Battery Place, Mr. D us vecase Z . can Arts, Conneotfout Academy _o! 4 Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of y | fields of Staten Island, where the men | fine “Arta and tho Salmagundi” Art | Burks 1s the holder of a number of etc NOE gs seein nat will be given courses In trench dig- | Cru, ra s used by railroads throughout | the country, and has been a close student of traffic, He commends the | initlative ing Work! in| a :. putting the present congestion relief i . , ‘ before the public. ive read With interest all of the stories that have appeared in The Evening World with regard to cre ating bu a8 time gones below 431 Street and heartily approve of the idea,” sald Mr. Burks, “I can readily se6 where it will be a tremendous task to get the co-operation of all busines and industries, but it seems | to me that there should be enoug! public spirit among all merchants, or at least tho better part of them, to insure giving the plan a trial at least “I Know that at this time there are @ number of business houses which are doing the very thing that The| Evoning World suggests, namely, per: mitting their employees to go home| a short time before other business | houses close and thereby insure them comforta travel home at night. f there Is any holding back on the Part of business I would sugyest that | this be made a war measure because, | from The Evening World stories and from Inquiries that Thi ude my- self, 1 that ation of int fit wer World to © work ‘Cloth i cee | BRANDON TYNAN! ~an holiday WASHINGTONS Birthday February Twenty second 1918 ECOGNITION DAY- | This appropriate Day is Lag selected by the Detroit Cadillac Motor Car Company for SPECIAL ANNUAL EXHIBITION in recognition of the Cadillac contributions t the automobile industry and the bringing forth of the HIGH-SPEED, HIGH-EFFICIENCY if, .V—type ENGINE. wrxoxngxnonm 4 Monroe Clothes prove that “Nothing Succeeds Like Success” Monroe Clothes are a proven success. 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