Evening journal., 1919-04-08

graduate during his life si2OOo the completion OF
$4,000; laborer $4,000.
The value OF education here is considered to be the
sum which at five per cent interest would yield income
equal the salary received According TO this estimate
what will be the life income OF your son?
PRODUCTIVE POWER.
Massachusetts gives her citizens seven years. schooling
and they each produce per year $780,
Tennessee gives her citizens the average three years
schooling and they each produce SIG per year.
Education not only pays the family but also the
muny and the state
These are few of the facts in interesting phamplet
put out by the Association of American Colleges Does
Education Pay?"
BOYS CHANCE FOR COLLEGE.
The average boy can have college education If he
sets his heart upon il.
state has provided free system of schools from
the primary grade through Delaware College.
There is charge for tuition at Delaware College to
State students.
Scores of boys work their way through, IN whole IN
part, every year.
Loan funds available for the struggling youth
Delaware College is not slngle-track institution.
Like the main line of the Pennsylvania railway It has
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
In this industrial age men to be trained for busl-
they have heretofore been trained for law med-
cine and theology
To meet this demand Delaware College offers strong
in accounting, business organization and
agement marketing methods. banking insurance statis-
tics and transportation At present Professor c. E. Grn
who teaches this subject in the army connected with
the General staff in Washington handling transportation
problems, but he will be at his post at Delaware College
next September, enriched by experiences which have
given him insight into world business These studles
which form part Of the Arts and Science course, have
proved very attractive to a wide group Of students.
ENGINEERING.
Onehalf Of the present student body is taking engi-
neering civil mechanical electrical chemical In the
rebuilding Of the world wrecked by the war; engineering
faces its greatest task
IL is amazing TO read the list Of capable engineers that
Delaware College has sent FORTH owing the close per-
sonal contact between teacher and student this de-
parment.
ARTS AND SCIENCE.
The Arts and Science course the trunk line 20 gem
eral culture for varied careers in life such law. med
cine, teaching, theology, business and journalism Eec-
tive studies looking to the particular field in which a
is to work can be TAKEN
It this that sent forth into the legal pro-
fession alone such men United States Circuit Judge
woolley United states District Judge Morris, Chancellor
Curtis, Associate Justice Hesel and other.
AGRICULTURE
Agriculture is the natural lead Of Delaware College
owing to its situation in beautiful farming region at
point where trucking and general farming meet.
The new agricultural building, costing s25OOOo the
g Of Pierre 5 dupont provides excellent laboratories.
for the teaching Of agriculture while the Experiment
Farm is model of its kind with herds orchards and
varied crops to illustrate the subjects taught
The war has heightened interest in farming the world
over Chemistry has recreated agriculture in its modern
form. Numerous positions open 70 the men
scientifically trained, such as the county demonstration
agent maintained by the government in practically all the
three thousand counties in country.
Delaware College has unusually strong staff in agrf-
culture due TO the aggregation State and Federal funds
for this purpose We have excellent facilities for the
handling Of hundred and twenty-five men in asri-
culture alone and their training would bring wealth and
happiness to communities and the State