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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
u. s. CALLS FOR
$4,000 RECRUITS
Needed in American Flying
Service Immediately

Fifteen thousand recruits for the
United states Air Service are need
Cd at once and here In how you may
break In II no inclined
From New York. Capt. Charles J
Gliddrn, Air Service. 4, =. A. has
sent this appeal broadcast. AN
men who wish 10 take part in the
development OF IN. nations air serv.
ice az an aviator or dirigibie balloon
pilot. chauffeur. mechanic or work
at some 30 other trades required IN
the air service. by sending their
names and addresses Ia care OF the
Department OF Air Service officer,
i0s Broad at. New York. immediate
~. VIII receive an important com
munication on the subject which !
have prepared after serving as an
officer for several months in the L.
y. Army Flying school at souther
Field. Americas. Ga. and at the 4.
\. Army Balloon school at Fort
Omaha. Seb"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28

millions. That is the sum and substance oil
German propaganda in Mexico.
Since the signing of the armistice. leu
ton here is just as quiet rs in London. Paris
or Washington
That many Mexicans at one time be-
lieved German imperialism might devour
democracy was not due TO mysterious wire
less communications rs propaganda sought
to make America believe.
Ii was due to a pair of shears and a
secondhand typewriter. operated by Her
mann Rueckheim. former correspondent for
the Frankfurter Zeitung and author of the
wartime German official wireless"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
Give Up SEARCH
FOR EVA APPLE
Diver Fails to Find Body in
Lake Washington

Deputies from sheriff Siring-rH
office have abandoned search for
the body OF Eva Apple. -. be-
ileved 90 have drowned herself In
Like Washington early last Tues
day morning. near the Lake City
lone 81 Airs. =. -. clauen.
whcr. she had been a guest sincc
arriving here from Spokane.
week ago.
A diver searched tho lake lot.
tenn mar where tho imprinis Of
"a. young womann bare feet wrr-
traced 10 tho shore. Deputies
hc'isse undercurrcnss may have
carried the body miles away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
PRO- CERMANISM IN MEXICO A THING OF PAST
Evangelist Drops
Dead After Church

Stricken suddenly In the parlorH OF
the Beaco i'm Congregational
church. Mrs. Anna Eliza nryanH. GSso
woedin place, who with her husband
y j. organs. was holding cvangcli
cal services in the church. died be-
fore medical aid could reach her.
Mrs. organs complained OF being
III during the services and after her
words went into the parlor. whore
she collapsed
Mrs Bryan has been IN evangelical
work for many years and was for
merly in the salvation army The
body Is at the Home Undertaking
parlors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28

In a dingy room. hardly -
stones throw from the Stars and
Stripes. the far.intriguing kaiser
he's that temporarily shook the
foundations Of a nation and I'LL
ed y people with awe.
To-day there Is nothing left Of
these victories except expense
stubs.
Germany Is not officially rep
resented in Mexico. and the ncw
German government Is still UNI
recognized by Carranza.
Vicious Campaign
The pro-Gcrman campaign In Mex
ico was so vicious. clumsy and pat
entity untruthfal that not an intelii
gent man or woman In Mexico was
Impressed. II was moral suicide for
German Minister Erich Won Eckardt
Rueekheim with his old typewriter
and shears. iabored day and night
for his war lord: stealing press dis
patches from American papers &c
garble and fslsify them: turning Hun
debacies into magnificent victories
rewriting minor gains into huge sue
ccsses. and capturing more territory
than all France embraces.
To make them appear authentic
he stamped them Berlin officia
Wireless"
American agents In Mexico
City told me that no trace WAS
ever found Of Mexican wireless
stations receiving German mes
sages- Only one Of . dozen sta
tions In the republic. I am In
formed. WAS capable Of rrceiving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
Picnicker Killed
by Truck Wheels

Returning home with party Of
picnickers. Ellsworth Lambert. 20.
who lives a, Second ave. and Har'
rison st. was instantly killed when
he fell from truck on the Dies
Moinea.kent road late sunday after.
noon. The wheels OF the truck passed
over his head.
The body was taken to the G. y.
chittc den undertaking psrIors.
Lambert IL survived by his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew &. Lambert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
.SUzzALLO WILL
NOT LEAVE U. ".
Returns From Faculty Re-
Cruiting Trip in East

Dr. Henry Suxx4sllo will not desert
siiy % Washington 10 accept offers
recently made by other institutions.
Il expect TO be busy here for 20
years 10 come" he said. on his re.
turn from "a tour Of ~ colleges. Dr.
Suxxailo interviewed ~ educators In
an effort 70 obtain faculty recruits
for the University OF Washington.
There are stiil Is faculty vacancies
at the state university.
He announced that the war depart.
ment has made arrangements "a
train reserve coas, artillery officers
at the university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28

directly from Germany. that nj
Chapultcpcc.
Uncle SANS wireless men and
investigators say no station was
powerful enough 20 send To Ger.
many.
Rueckhcim's messages were sent
via chapultcpec 10 san Salvador for
propaganda in that country. but
they wcrc paid for az commercial
rates and under conditions applying
to any straight message.
Documents Seisesi
Documents sent out by or directed
to the German Information bureau
fell into the hands OF American
agents examined many OF them
A copy OF the Hun confidential re
port on propaganda not only re
vealcd the Vaccinations OF Rueck
helm. Won Eckard, and the Austrian
minister. koloman KAMA won Kan.
va. but listed every German subsi.
dixcd periodical in Mexico. Not one
OF them was seif-supporting. and
since the arfnlsticc most of them
have gone out OF existence.
This report showed nine pa.
p~rs In Mexico City received from
Won Eekardt sums ranging from
$500 and news print paper To
5000 and paper per month.
Fifteen Subsidized papers out
side the capital got $500
and print paper down To
SEQ and paper. Contracts To
buy 10 many papers p~r day ~
cured virtual control Of some
smaller sheets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
PORTLAND INVITES SEATTLE

An official invitation TO Seattle to
participate in Portlands annual rose
festival has been received at the
mayors office from Mayor George l..
Baker OF Portland. A victory parade
will be the chief event and Sc
asked to enter n foat. When Mayor
Hanson returns from his Victory
loan tour the invitation will be pre-
scented to him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
CHURCH WILL BUILD

University Baptist church members
subscribed $500 Sunday to purchase
the two lots south OF the present
church building for "A new building.
The two lots are Mt Brooklyn ave.
and T.. 45th Vt. A $4,000 church will
be built.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
GEN. SHERMAN WRONG

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S.--
UNITED Press. t-Gcn. Sherman
would apologize TO hades for his
famous three words analysis OF
war had he lived to SEQ the present
day. according TO his son. Rev.
Thomas Ewing Sherman, who Is
here from Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
Bleached
Muslin 15c

500 yards of Bleached
Muslin, a yard wide, to
be sold at 15c a yard,
while we have any. Very
nice for pillow cases,
underwear and other
things.
LOWER MAIN FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28

fluential. III pemocraia OF Mexico
city. whose former editor. Deputy
Rafael Martinez. has been recently
elected to the Mexican senate.
Meets Exposure
An exposure OF Mariners polit
ical record caused such drop In
circulation that he was forced TO dis
pose OF his sheet.
both Felix palavicini. editor OF El
Universal. and Rafael Auducin. ed.
iicr OF Excelsior. large influential
Mexico city dailies. lined up with
the allies from the beginning OF tho
war. In fact. practically every pa,
per OF Importance ia Mexico was
proaily without the stimulus OF "a
cent in subsidy.
Won Ecksr,it's expenditure 81
millions. shown by reports. gain.
cd virtually nothing except Ia
taint certain Mexican officials
with pro .ermanisn.
Several months ago Won Eekardtn
work came to an end when the
Swiss minister at Washington for
the second time Informed the Mex.
can minister that Chancellor Ebert
had sent orders from Berlin. dc.
handing Eckardts return 10 Ger.
many.
Won Erkardt Canned
lie left. after an unsuccessful at.
tempt TO persuade President Carran.
IN 60 permit the German charge de
affaircs to act officially for Ger.
many.
Won Eckardta removal was
due to AN American tip to Ebert
that he could choose between the
Hun propaganda In Mexico and
American food In Germany.
The intriguer departed not with
the blessings Of Nexieo's Herman
Iunker~. but with their rur~~~. ~ an
indignation MEETING they d~cid~si
that Germsn war drafts for 10. 600.
600 marks. forced from them for tho
fruiti~~s propaganda campaign. were
worthless.
Like our money" said one Of
their spok~~men. ''wc WEIR easy
marks for the iioh~nsoilern."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
41st Division Men
Are on Road West

ST. PAUL. April -. Bound for
Western rehabilitation camps. four
tr.iinloads OF troops passed thru
here yesterday. They carried mem
hers OF the 4lst division trained In
California. Lieut.. ~. II. Hour.
waiiH Waila. took one contingent
Of ~ men to the Soldiers and
Sa..urs' club for lunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
Maj. Riley Allen
Much Improved

Major Riley Allen. attached TO the
American Red Cross In European
Russia, formerly a newspapcrrnan in
Seattle. is convalescing from an at.
tack Of typhus. according TO an ON.
cial telegram from Perm. Russia. re
ceived here Sunday. Major Allen is
en- route 10 Nladivostok under the
care Of Red Cross officials. the tclc.
gram stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
Many Useful
Articles in
Toilet Goods
EVERY ARTICLE
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-Tyrene Merit Water
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Victory Metal Hot
Water Bottles. each CSC.
Tooth Brushes, spe-
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Extra value Tooth
Brushes at 25c and SOC.
Extra value Hair
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Ebony Hair Brushes,
some all bristles. at SOC.
-Thermos Bottles, pint
size, at $2.75.
Maxine Soap. priced 4
bars for 25c.
Floating Bath Rose
Soap, 4 bars 25c.
UPPER MAIN FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
Machine Gun Troops
Given Discharge

SAN FRANCISCO. April Is
Discharges are being given today
to I'D men of tho 3iSth machine
gun battalion. which arrived at
the Preside yesterday for demo
Utilization. Many of the men were
decorated for galiantry In the Ar
eonnc fighting,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
Bleached
Sheeting
SOC Yard
2H Yards Wide

Good quality Bleached
Sheeting, 800 yards. in
medium weight - that
will wear well and it
requires only a little
time to make your
sheets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
Would You Like
a New Couture?
THESE HAIR
SWITCHES WILL
MAKE THE
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C1ANGE fOSSIbLE
Moulding the new Golf
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here are Switches-easy
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-20-inch Wavy Switches
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second quality hair, $3.50.
-22-inch Switches, sec
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-18-inch Switches, first
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-20-inch Wavy Switches,
3 separate stems, first
quality, at $3.50.
THIRD FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28

Tho tir-m~rton navy yard wants
more than 800 mechanics and labor
oru. The pay ranges from 81 Go o.
a day. according TO bulletin ISSUED
by The iith United States civil ser.
vic. district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28

Fifty two statesmen OF the Goodrich
Rubber company viii hold two-day
business and social conference at the
Butler hotel Monday and Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
German Official Wireless,
Millions of Berlin Gold,
Proved Costly Boomerang
BY JACK NEVILLE

Who
Who Has Just spent -Four Months There ON sp
TO
Copyright 1919 Newspaper Enterprise ASSN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
COVERALL
APRONS
$1.39

All well-made, full cut
Aprons in coverall style
neat and practical for home
wear. Both Bingham and Per-
Gale Aprons at this price
good quality and light and
dark colors to choose from
neatly made and trimmed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
SUPPOSE

Suppose. while VIC delay in settling
the peace terms with Germany, says
-Lesltes." tho Bolshcviki get tho upper
hand in that country as they did In
Russia In tho face Of idlencss and starry
alton.
Suppose that It may become necessary
for the allies to march an army Into
Germany to restore peace and to save
the country from the mad mob Of blood
thirsty anarchists.
Suppose that the worn-out soldiers OF
the allies refuse to march, and say that
the war, Ia over and that they wish to
return to their homes and their occu-
pations,
Suppose. under such conditions, with
no army to restrain the mad mobs OF
Europe, the Bolshevih should get the
upper hand not only In Germany and
Russia, but also in Great Britain,
France and Italy.
Suppose the allies, with their backs
against the WALL" should turn once
moro to the United States foS belp and
ask Us to send our soldiers to restore
peace IN Europe.
Suppose that our people. too, tired Of
war, should demand to know why peace
terms were not settled at the Paris con-
ference promptly after the armistfce.
and complications avoided
Why not settle with tho dirty Hun
first and then take all the time we need
10 perfect league OF nations, in which
project NIL Of Us heartily believe?
Let uB have peace! .f'-.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
THE GERMAN DANGER

The union Of German Austria with
Germany seems, for the time being, to
have been impossible. Opposition In
Austria itself has been strong enough
to overcome the pro-German ministry.
and the hostile eye with which the AL
lies looked upon the proposed CONSOLE
dation has undoubtedly discouraged the
promoters. Germany, united with Aus
tria, wodQd DO constant menace on the
eastern border Of France. 1t would be
equally dangerous to the new states Gre
ated, carved out Of Russian, Austrian
and German territory. Eighty million
Teutons, centrally placed. welded to-
gether In one mass and acting as one
body, would almost. certainly exercise a
tremendous, II not dominant. influence
in the affairs Of Middle Europe. The
possibility of this danger arising is one
that the Versailles conference cannot Of
ford to ignore. We have no evidence
that the lust for world domination has
gone out Of the Teuton blood. We have
yet no evidence Of the conversion 10 the
ideals Of peace, and the German danger
can only be noutralized by the system
alto limitation Of German power.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
AIRxHr -. Boa9s, FORMERLY OF
cAD1B, OHIO, NOW or CHICAGO
wRrrEs or THAT EVENT.
Attended Execution Of Mrs. Surrat ana
Three Men Hanged for Alleged
Conspiracy In Crime.

The following extracts Of letter just
recieyd by one of our citizens will be
read with interest by those who remem-
Der the writer, Albert W. Boggs. now OF
Chicago, formerly Of Cadiz, Ohio. Mr..
BogYs used to come here frequently as
a glass salesman : Mr. Boggs says:
You know am Is years old now. but
still in the ring. I served my country
during the Civil War, l861-1865, and hsd
assisted In recruiting here during tho
Spanish-American war. and was called
again to assist in tho Signal Corps In
structions and recruiting at U. 8. a.;
headquarters In Chicago during 1917
and 1918. I was demobillzedDeome ttmo
ago.
You arc aware that had been wound
cd in the spring OF 1865, near Raleigh.
N. c., and was In Washington, D. c.. the
night President Lincoln was assassin
nted. was in tho theater. 1 saw John
Wilkes Booth shoot Lincoln md jump
out of the sccond-story box and break
his leg. An accompl!cc at the stage door
helped Booth on n horse to make his
escape over in Virginia.
Booth was shot in about week try
ing 10 make his escape from an old barn.
all the accomplices. were arrested and
placed in tho old military prison on Cap
itol Hill, then went back to my army
headquarters. The war was very soon
over and L came back to WASHINGTON
and WINS discharged.
called upon the Hon. John A. Bing-
ham. our II. c.. who gave me nice
position in the p. o. House Of Repre-
scntattYcs at salary Of $3.50 pet month.
Mr.. Bingham had been appointed assist
ant adiutant general at the trial of the
conspirators. He gave me pass to at
tend the trial every day.
I attended the execution of Mrs. Sur
rat and three mon, nil hanged at one
time. The other men were sentenced
for life In Dry Tortuga5. Andy Johnson
pardonet three one died Of yellow fever.
1 guess I'm the only one living who could
tell you all this American history. l
have been out to Fort Sheridan and tho
Great Lakes training station often. in
structing ana delivering lectures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
SENATOR sUTHERLAND'S ADDRESS

yesterday before ho ~
go The Rotary club brought out number " point" ~
attention 49,, ..... . moi
tho United se"10' " NV
tho itn n'"et to any treaty
Constitution 1t Is tho duty OF INC oos
1yant +. tho 1t understood P' n' ~
negotiations a1 hnrcn y
~ n. Senators Tho League OF Nations
u. before his return " Paris Inns was ~
declaration signed os 81 e'0A
wilson's departure -. 49,, ..-.,.
,o- D.ae. 70 concerned 1t will involve this
controve.A as to which nas no o
conditions During inc
three with European e"une ~
We chose to enter " OF ~
concerned In the meanwhile nov"
Asia Africa from all
agreement similar to the covenant Oh ~
the old world
wars ve would and in cases. would
involved
tho acceptance OF the
tho old Affairs Moro than that
particular subject tnat may
principles such as tho monroe
body in which we Will not not only
hsss 4 deciding will b snnal minority:
questioned whether or not tho advantages 70 10
the disadvantages America
agreements to ono w 70
obligations moral power and our nu
all occasions We may De moro 'nnon ~
-, ..-aenn Of would be
suanee particular snfaa hen the
by Germanys crimes or
the American people Will not hesitate
bind themselves in advance to take up
send that
from territorial ambitions OF old world
iltopk ,... :. - -.
attempt cover the brief time OF 20 or
Of the League OF Ma
in the Illuminating
and Intelligent audience gave emphatic
its Of his arguments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
NEW ILLS: Of The
FLESH .HEREN WITH.
THE. SPR|N.GTNN||..
Troublssoms Seeds BoW1 ~ Tia s1lRc
~ We'll % by WtAtae.

1t Is needless to argue that the body.
reaches winters end with lowered
strength. Everybody knows 1t does. And
every knows that with this coming OF
tho seasons change the body needs
spring tonic" Those Who've been Z at
grips with influenza know further that
In their cases more tonlng and building;
up will be needed this month and the
next than ever. +,
Nerv-worth stands ready TO MI tho
bill. It steadies and strengthens tho
nerves whcts the appetite. aids dyes
ton, rouses the liver, regulates tho
bowels, restores restful sleep. baniseegs
sick and nervous headache and other
aches and pains. builds up rundown
systems: In doing this Il becomes tho
best of spring tonics. No need to dwell !
on this, either. ,Afake the test yourself
buy a bottle OF Wentworth. and II It's
contents do not tone and build you up
in the way described the druggist will
hand your dollar back. 70 8
Ask for Wentworth Laxative Tablets.
CSC q box. Taken in connection with
Wentworth; the liquid. they do great
work Especially useful in theouoghly-
cleansing the bowels for those whose
habits Of constipation do not readily
Yield to the laxative properties OF Scrv'
Worth, tho liquid.
i CHESTS drug store sells Nerv-Worth
in Wheeling. :,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
MAKE PEACE

s,ha, Massachusetts, Legislature has
I. Ia Ia !. resolution ,fayortns an early
! d.<ISs.t,oa Of peace by the Allies with
80 Carnan xcxernu1ent, and declsrfnS
90 ueace should pc followed by pro-
:.ssal for q League Of Nations. THIS Is
"a. ,....ordance with Suggestions OF Sen
s I ..or lodge and Of many other prona'-
80, ,,..+ m men. The League OF Nations Is
s,,:at essential to peace 1t may be
sao,1rAcai development Of peace condrt'onS'
,;nstsvh,,e we arc clubbing over the FOR
{ DON OF l. League Of Nations. which
sa,ssT. not exist for a quarter OF CEN
sntry: the world is being set on hre. a
Z, rart Of Europe Is lapsinS into an
!. ,chv. The uncertainty Of peace con-
B S5tstSrs.. Ia making all governments un-
aSSkie. and particularly the govern
Synssxits raised over the fragments OF Inc
sss.rsrss.fan. German and Austrian auto
$3.50. In America millions OF fathers
g r,others are clamorins FOR the re-
s s,,,,,,,;$of their sons and demanding tnat
conditions be made effective at
I s,,,,csIs:We have trined too loos with
!: .,,is sdiscoutent. We have followed
mirage. 50 to SPEAK
v,i,iIe the real purposes OF the peace
sS.dnfsrsnee arc being delayed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04

nsh lanEraSe- has Is derived from the
Latin. The old Romans were an exact
people. They Eave rules to their Ian
guase which developed and indicated
It's shades Of thought with marvellous
accuracy. They had time to become
good gramuax1ans and tho scientific OK
actress OF tho Latin language Is az beau
tituf and as perfect rs . piece OF fne
machinery. Purely az a mental exercise.
the Latin deserves to be studied. and the
college graduate who fails to get some
thing Of its spirit and to absorb some
thing of its cssense misses q quality in
Life that Is veil worth whilA
In our subordinate schools, and par
ticulariy IN the high schools Of our
cities. we may well concentrate IN the
study Of practical. pursuits but some
where in our educational life we should
have tnstituttous devoted to the cultiva-
ton Of the beauties of literature and to
the profounder studies Of history. Let
US keep somewhere in our educational
system a place for the immortal class
les. and If that place Is not kept BY our
universities. where shall we find It?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04

Atm m THE UNIVERSITIES

ssfEsIxss..i,-.%o,s university has abandoneo
- - ono Of the prerequisites for
$1,000 and requires only ono year OF
$500 Other American untVersi1les
3 taken Ike action, though none OK
aSxEer institutions. we behev" nave
I 80, 10 Oar IN reducing the classical re-
;1,ents. HALF OF a century ago
SSoIlsTa course that did not include sew
Sss;ssnrssrs Of both Greek and Latin was
~. s.%...,,v, unknown, and the, university
& sn,sst HON without q thorough grounding
S.. 4heae xuctent languages was incon-
sc,riyShfe. Gradually, with the develop
Lent Of the sciences. with the practical
Slss,,n,,;afnat1on Of university training with
81 INDUSTRY Of the world. we have sub
classics in both colleges and
;snntv.uaersities, and possibly the time is not
y sITar distant when a university course
49,; ary Ia taken without the study Of
3 either Latin or Greek.
tho knowledge OF the ancient
ssfan1unxes Is not essential to either ma
y tSSSfk4 or, INTELLECTUAL success. VIC may
ri question whether or not the new ed
sSicafionar iconoclasm docs not tend to
i a9trauass. No man can have thorough
). sSaowiedge Of the English language who
ts;.ss.sSs,ot have more than rudimentary
with, the Latin. A very
h farra percentage Of the words in daily
ssusa have Latin origin. and in the realms
ssofs science and art Latin derivatives arc
b ilis,oSo1ninant. what grammar the Eng-