Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
MANNED SOLDIERS WILL BE
 CARED FOR BY GOVERNMENT

(Continued From Page one.l not likely to be heavy demands for newcomers in this line of endeavor.
 Choose Varied Vacations
 And in connection the authorities find for qualification in the fact that men whose applications for retraining have already been approved display wide diversity of ideas as to the callings they wish to be fitted for. !
 The list of courses selected includes among others:
 Agriculture, Academic Course, Ac- countancy, Architecture, Animal Hus- bandry; Banking, Commercial Course, Chemistry, Drafting, Embalming, Building Construction, Civil Engi- neering, Dairying. Electrical Course, Exporting, Auto Driving, Book keep ing, General Business Course, Medi- cine, Normal Training, Salesmanship, Lip Reading, Law, Mechanical Engi- neering, Motor Mechanics, Milk 1n- spection, Poultry Raising, Printing, Store Management. Silversmiehing Swine Raising, Show Card Writing, Telegraphy, Window Dressing, Watch Repairing.
 Evidence that the disabled men are given worthwhile training may be found in the character and training of the institutions in which some have already taken up their studies. The surveys of the Federal Board showed the individuality of new schools or colleges being established for the work because none could be made wide enough to accommodate men studying so many different subjects Accordingly contracts for the educa- tion or retaining of men are made with suitable colleges, technical schools business houses and manufacturing concerns, with adequate provisions for instruction under proper guarantees and supervision. Among the institu. tions to which men have been sent are the following:
 Amherst Academy, Harvard Uni. versity, Pratt Institute, Clemson Col. lege, Tuskegee Institute, Howard Un. iversity, Hampton Institute, Harvard Law School. Columbia University Maryland University, Virginia Poly. technic, Tulane University, Purdue University, Dunwoody Institute, Le high University, Colorado Universi ty, Nebraska University, University of Nevada, University of Texts, Uni versity of Illinois. Ohio State Uni versity, Norfolk Navy Yard, Tennes see State Agricultural College, Bost on University Law School, Mass In stitute of Technology, Hawlev Schoo of Engineering, New York School o: Commerce, Geo egrWashington Uni versity, Alabama Polytechnic lnsti tite, Strayers Business College, In diana State Normal College, Balti more Business College, University O. California, University of Michigan University of Tennessee, Franklin Union College, Soule Business Col lege, Burdette Business College. Fi lene's Department Store, David Ran kkin Trade School, American Insit tute of Banking, Maryland State Az ricultural College, Bryant < Strat ton Business College, Michigan Stat, Agricultural College, North Carolins Horticultural and Mechanical Collepe NAAooioSiPpt ASIICulCuIdI dIiU Me chanical College.
 Are Not Disciplined
 Students go into the colleges on tn, same footing as all other young men They are not under military disci pline but their progress is mad known to the Federal Board through reports from the fauclty and O. course every man is required to pros, cute his studies with diligence. IT shops and business houses men placed to learn a trade or business are or equal footing with the other employ ees, enjoying the same privileges ant corresponding responsibilities.
 In it's intensive effort to bring t, the attention of every disabled fight CT entitled to retraining just wha the government stands ready ant eager to do the Federal Board is as sisted by many agencies. Informa tion concerning the War Risk In surance Bureau. the Department O Labor, Hosuitals. the American Re, Cross and from friends and relative of the men. Contact with men reg istered for retraining is establishe without delay by letter or persona interview. Vocational surveys ar then made to determine the appli cant's aptitude preferences, disabili ties and capabilities and on the basi of all data collected specific recon mendations are for training or re