Mr. Ignaz M. Sahula, of 1255 South Komensky Avenue, Novy Tabor, a Chicago suburb, was one of the students of the Art Institute who competed for a prize for the best posters to be used by the United States recruiting service. He received a very flattering letter only a few days ago which was signed by Captain F. R. Kenney, chief of the United States recruiting service for the Chicago district. The message informed him that he was at the top of the list of those who received honorable mention in the competition. His poster depicts the Statue of Liberty, before whom lies a town in flames. A young soldier with his bugle calling others to their duty stands in the foreground. There is an appropriate inscription.....