Decree of Distribution.—Estate of David Notman, SW1-4 26-42-5 to Michael O. Freeze, Writ of Attachment— G. F. Jamison vs. James S. Pruitt, $215.60, W1-2 NE1-4 1-40-5 (less 29 A.)
HELP 10 STUDENTS
EMINENT EDUCATOR DECLARES ONLY INCOMPETENT WILL FAIL TO MAKE GRADES
That only the very resourceless and handicapped young men will be unable to finish their year's work in college after they have been helped for three months by the United States government, was the statement made by E. T. Devine, former professor at Columbia University and now editor of the Survey. The statement occurs in the current issue of the Survey in an article entitled "Farewell to the S. A. T. C."
Professor Devine says: "Everyone who can should give higher education at least that much of a chance to make something out of him. Every argument in favor of going into college rather than into a regular training camp when there was a choice, applies to the more fundamental choice between trying the business of life with or without the superior preparation which the college affords. It is no unworthy ambition for the drafted man who has the necessary educational foundation to desire to become an officer, although it is no disranks. Just it is a legitimate response to a national need for intellectual leadership for all who have the necessary start to go on to the attainment of a higher education."  A. T. C. to be a complete success in any college in the United States is admitted by Mr. 