Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-08-10 | Page 10 | Plan to Eliminate Hyphenated [Illegible]

MTOEij; HYPHENATED Cim ; Schools to Be Ubl) Male Apphcant, y American, i BETTER REsULf Those Desirous 0f Jj ing Franchise Wijf Taut EngU To the public school nu. ) Unted 8tates 19 to ' work of eradcatae j Amer can ctzenshp Tffi!? ! of the bnreauof JJi Eavmond P Cn,t dZ, a oner of natural t on ? Lake yesterday and eXi, E G Gowan, P esideot K i Art the e hool board i Armstrong natnralmt o The pnrpose of the confe Ke &go?ShegVh benefit of eutSfftt the 'little red school SL " record for evolving tie Tj j citzens that ent ties th.u 1 to first place in the woW11 hyr henless Amer f oVfoS I material. Speaking of ft.0? is being worVed out by ft. & naturahzat on Mr Crit nd It is vital to tte uw thenat onand to thecanS that the candidate sionldb practical reading J familiarity with Ihe EnefcT he should have a tho ourt mg m the print pes of Afc government arr ved at tkS study of them in Enghsi. Education Necessary In no other way can le mi the spir t of them. Of this those of experience ni tie nfc 1 zation work have beum, . vinced. There is but one a and that is schools for the fa, era who would become citizen To this end the bureau of u ralization is undertaking tie s ' hshment of night schools wal co-operation of the pnbhe i system. Under present e " many foreigners capable of ir J mg good cit zens and earcettir sirous of doing so are handia; . in their efforts to become leqa ed with the principles of on i ernment They endeavor to m a knowledge of them throng! u J native language and so get it : a conception that is colored k world ideas. Experience has tanght s I the average applicant lor nit: zation is anxious to eomp'j i the condit ons as to stub i language and principles et jn ment ISight School Favored Naturalization examinm i judges throughout the r States are in favor of then school plan which will hate k purpose the teaching of hf first and of the principles o( eminent in English as a ial j rrom Dr Gowais, your ey tendent of public instrutia have rece ved a full hst of n superintendents and pruqsi Utah When an applicant for tea zation makes his declarator name is forwarded unmediatsr us at Washington bv the one Those names we will send t the principals and Bapenntaii in whose districts the-fl reside that the school mo s look after them. Both tvt tendent Gowans and Preataii rette of the school board af assurance of support m ta for estabh h ne night ahooa . Armstrong had alreadv m4i headwav in laying this : mope before tha educators of the and had met w th entonnBS We hope for the best of is In Utah.