Communication

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To the Editors of the CRIMSON:

May I call attention through your columns to a prize which is this year offered for the competition of Harvard students? The Immigration Department of the Young Men's Christian Association in Massachusetts and Rhode Island offers to undergraduates in the men's colleges of these states a prize of $50 for the best essay on the subject, "A Community Program for the Education of Non-English Speaking Men in the Principles of American Government." The essays submitted should be approximately 4000 to 5000 words in length and should be in the hands of the local committee not later than May 1.

For the year 1915-1916, a similar prize will be offered for an essay on the sub- ject, "A Community Program of Industrial Education for Non-English Speaking Men." In 1916-1917, a prize is offered for an essay on the subject, "A Community Program for the Conservation of the Health of Non-English Speaking Immigrants."  ROBERT F. FOERSTER '05.