Practice the doctrine of saving the wheat, the meat, the fats and the sugar and ask others if they are doing the same. Tell them what you are doing and how. Tell them directly or by insinuation, as may be your method, that you think those who are not fighting through the kitchen are slackers. Bring home to everyone within the sound of your voice the fact that we are as deeply involved in war as any other nation and that we must furnish food for our armies and our allies. Tell them of the hungry children in Europe who are growing daily more thin and bloodless, losing all their childish gaiety and joy, because of lack of food, added to horror and shock. Impress on your audience, be it great or small, that if love of humanity will not make them save food, the instinct of self preservation should. WE MUST HAVE FOOD TO WIN THE WAR! CLASS IN CAMOUFLAGE AT U. OF OREGON Eugene, Ore.—A class in the art of camouflage has been started at the University of Oregon under the direction of Dr. A. E. Caswell of the department of physics. In this class, students are taught the art of making things not seen when they are seen. The students have applied to be enrolled in the camouflage unit of the American engineer corps. COMMISSIONS IN ARMY PLENTIFUL Privates Who Show Right Timber Will Become Officers Under Pershing. MANY LIEUTENANTS  Needed
Promotional Scheme Outlined at Headquarters Which Pays Way for Rapid Advancement of Men From the Ranks.
With the American Army in France. 