The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-04-24
KEECEURCH WORLD MOVE
NRT,
sos, IS 8. Dearborn St., Chicago.
Telephone, Majestic 1891.


Further eementing of the friendship
between France and the United States
is indicated N the announcement yes
ferday by DR.. Robert Lincoln Kelley,
Director of the American Education
Department Of the Interehureh World
Movement, that the French govern
ment hiss authorized the selection of
twenty American girls for scholarships
in leading lyeess of France, and six
more American girls for scholarship in
the graduated departments Of French
Universities during the academic year
of 1920 and 1921.
Notice Of this generous offer Of the
French government has been sent to
all members Of the Association of
American Colleges of which Dr.. Kelley
is executive secretary, as well as TO the
400 UNCONVENTIONAL colleges which arc
participating in the Interehureh World
Movement.
Request is made by the French ed
ucational authorities IN connection with
their offer, that applicants for scholar
ships be from Is to 20 years old, but
it is announced that applicants who
are somewhat older viii be considered,
since candidates for the lyeee scholar
ships must present Junior College stand
ing at least. An exceptional record in
French is fundamental in the qualifea-
lions offered by applicants. Candidates
for graduates scholarships must satisfy
the same requirements that are imposed
by graduate departments Of American
Universities.
1t is announced that all of these pre-
ferred scholarships carry a stipend
which covers fees and actual living ex-
penses.
The process Of selection of those who
are to 60 to France in acceptance of
this offer, win be begun soon after DR..
Kelley is released from his activity in
connection with the united simultaneous
financial campaign of the Interehureh
World Movement, which aims to obtain
subscriptions Of $ss6, III, 572 during the
week beginning April %; and Of which
total almost 100000 is sought for
the development Of American Eduea-
ton, 80 that the colleges and uni
versities of the United States may
produce adequate supply of leaders to
follow the 100000 of needs revealed by
the world survey Of the Interehurch.
An inquiries with regard to these
Scholarships in the middle-west may be
addresses to the Interehureh Head
quarters, Room sos, IS S. Dearborn
street, Chicago, H., when they win be
forwarded to DR.. Kelley in New York.
An army Of 5,OO0,O 900 workers, which
Is q million more than the United States
had under AIMS at the end of the World
War, win be engaged during the week
Of April IS to May in putting across
the great United Simultaneous Finan-
eial Campaign IN winch thirty olsnnet
Evangelical determinations are joining
in the 1nserehursh World Movement to
raise the sum Of ssse,777.s72. This Is
the sum, bassd on a careful survey Of
the needs Of the United States. and Of
tie various missisnary fields, required
to snabls thess thirty cooperating de-
nominatioas 70 perform their fair share
Of the religious work Of the World
n 10 single task, aside from greas
National enterprise Ike the War, has
any such amy Of workers ever been
snpIoyed; and the interesting fact Is
70 Be added that it win be in an over
Nhsining proporfios, = voluntary amy.
At its had comes the National Cam
paien Cabinet made up o. rsprsssnta-
dives of each denominatisa vita ne
Dirsetor General Thsn esnes
he Rasirional Unitsd Directors, again
working "a co-oPere4fsn WITH the De.
Dirsctou. From them the
sprsad out fsn-liks to tie
State United oampaign Direstors and