The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-15
SUGGESTS FAMILY EXCHANGES
PROF. RICHARDS SUGGESTION
OFINTERNtTIONAL COMFY.
would Have . swspp,ns Of Chil'ire" he
tween Nations In the interest," Of
Growth ana Peace Annual Luncheon
Of the Peace society for speakers


Prof. Ems. D Richard Of the Gcrmanic
DEPARTMENT az Columbia niNersty
speaking at this annual luncheon OF IN"
Peace Society at the City Club yesterday
presensed the idea Of the interchange OF
m.mbers Of American and European
families in the interests Of mutual under =
s,anding and education. The idea htS
been tried out successfully III Europe h''
sa,d and he knew " more than 100 cases
where families had sw apped sons or dangh-
,srs in Germany. France and England
He proposed The establishing OF u bureau
10 take charge OF the necessary cor -
r.spond.nc- and references and arrange
for the transportation OF the Young people
10 be exchanged ,
Tn. luncheon was tn. annual anaIr
which the society gives to lecturers ON
peac. .ubiacts Prof Samuel l. Duti"n
Of Columbia. secretary oil IN" so'I.'N
told of his Ntsit 10 tonstah'lhppi" la"
wear and said the Turks Desired ih"l"
things American. h" said that IN" n"w
government was contemplating send nG
"A commission 10 this country. similar ~
,h. commission that came recently from
.J.pan. 10 study our ways and institutions
They attribute the recent political ana III
d,istrial success 70 their being Sbir -
prasp the spirit 81 Am-ricani-u. and hey
b,lieve their future lies along hose lines.
pref button said that five leaGing
American universities had promised free
tuition and assists nCe 10 som" iurhIsh
students who are coming soon 10 Hll"S
Our WAYS, Zach university promir-h y"
take M least three 81 them anu some
will take more,
prof Richard amplifi.d his l-L about
interchange hri Ween European and
American families The idea il that Mrs
Joan johnson ~ New York sends her son
Alfred 10 Berlin 10 live fire." al CharE"
in the family uf Mrs. Katrina Schmidt
and Mrs Katrina schmidt sends ner SON
AdoIph 10 live fire.. ~ charge with Mrs
John johnson Alfred learns all about
SrhOpenhausr or forestry. a. the cas-.
NAV be- and Adolph learns all about now
s,Ibways should be run. Their. ~ iiitl-
chance that either could he Ill treated ia
IN. opposite family because all he would
have 10 do, whichever he was. would be-
10 writ. to mother and tell her to TAX.
II uut ~ Adolph ar Afr-d. a. rhs case
might be. Incidentally the langiIa g.r
would h. learned 81 necessity and IN.
families themselves Couldn h"lp g"t'lnC
something FROM their visitors
Prof Eichard mentioned oth"r po--l-
bIliti.- IL exchange. such a. with Franc"
for art study He - the chairman ot th.'
p.ac. committee of Jhe National German
American Alliance. and III" commit "-
homes TO start some sort ~ bureau -
serv. a. the medium between tn" families
Furnishing references. directions and the
like.
III. Rev Frederick Lynch ~ the Pilgrim
Congregational Church presided al th-
luncheon Yesterday Among nome ~ the
guest speakers present were the Rev
DAVID Baines- GrIffith- Mira. Mslb-rt
Cary Hamilton Holt the Rev. Franklin
y Dwight. the Rev John Haynes Holmes.
Henry VI LsIpZiger. Marcus VI Marks
the Rev. II p~reira M-nd-s. Prof Paul
Nunroa. J Osgood Nichols Miss Mary
J Pierson the Rev = Pre'low he
Rev DR. Joseph Silv.rman. The Row
Leighton Williams. +. STANLEY Van bps
Andrew p Humphrey. Prof George "
kIrchwey and Louis Land.
Oscar 7 Crosby spok. IN tn" work Ot
the United States peace commission and
John A. Stewart on celebrating the cen
t.nnlal anniversary " peac" among Ing
lSh speaking ma tIon-