The evening world. Newspaper, June 3, 1919, Page 11

Know Real Fighting When They See It The Head of the Marines ery teat "i gh ti. : oe inet the painting is were e ov Pp ne Ser asttdee hat’ sighing ‘deen painted on the spot rg Cinseraly, “+ Major General Comm niant, The General of “The Fighting 27th” May 2, 1919. X nary toeeed over your ploture “ashing soe Fipheabies ie whieh 4: reproduced in The Ladias' Journal, ext 1 ea eaex tienes tea’ pitllyaey Minor ae of; the 27th Divieion arelto be jOteds are all 60 interested and enthdsiastio ous to help in LE SR CRE a Ty ES TE ETE ais Se ee _“That’s an'Honest-to-God_ Battle Picture—That Is” Said a doughboy who was in the Chateau-Thierry fighting, as he looked at one of Tim Laptes’ Homer Journat’s great war paintings. “That's exactly where I stood.” “Every Detail of, That" Picture - Is Absolutely Correct” Said the Chief of Staff of the Fighting 27th’ Division, Colonel Olmsted, as he looked at at Te Lapres’ Home JougNnat’s war painting of “The Smashing of the Hindenburg Line.” ; “Here We Certainly Are, Kids, Exactly as it Happened”’ Said a marine, as he looked at THE Lapis’ Home Journat’s wondérful Belleau Wodd painting. “Gee, see that spot? I was right there. That artist chap has certainly got us!” “Here's Where I Stéod' When the Hun Got Me’ Said a doughboy to his mother, as he put his finger on a spotin one of THE Lapiss’ Home Jour=" NAL’s battle pictures. “Really, you'd think that artist was there. He's got everything gaan “You’ve Got Us to the Life, 4 Said “The Lost Battalion” Pri vate “That's the Argonne, all right,” he said, as he looked at Tue Lapirs’ Home Journat’s great “Lost Battalion” picture. “Say, you can almost hear Whittlesey telling the Hun to go to. hell, can’t you?” There are 4 great Souvenir pictures in each number—the June Number has one war picture and three peace pictures. See the fant hadiel Home fournal A 176-Page Magazine For 15 Cents pL dee eee OTS ny Panne mad