The evening world. Newspaper, June 19, 1922, Page 12

sf has dustproof case. One of the finest } textbook writer to supply It | 0 MATO A suites we have ever had. Dresser bus $4 ‘The textbook must contain no large Mirror; Semi-Vanity, with three ( statement in derogation or in dispar- a, Cc mirrors; roomy Chifforobes full sized | 2 agement of the achievements of . ; American herocs. It must not ques- | peel Hei tion the sincerity of the aims and pur bd Dressers, Chifforobes, Vanities, } poses of the founders of the Republic t e i ¥ or of those who have guided its des- Do wn in Bott'es Rive spe )eree eae ; tinies.”” Among the specific decisions arrived | ‘ at by the committee are these: 250,000,000 CAKES OF SOAP—-OUR ANNUAL SALES . * * i Te eae on welll SOUL Jer sey Farms , 110900000 CAKES OF S0AP_OUR ANNUAL SALES. $325 Louis XVI. 10-Piece Walnut Suite—Reduced from $450 i Revolution there should be an insplr- Fe's Naptha Soap,..... cake 5! yc] Old Dutch Cleanser. . can 8: - =: : i ing account of Nathan Hale, Gold Dust v1" pkge 5c | Babbitt’s Cleanser can Se BD i: If Payable $4 Weekly t ‘The word ‘gay,’ particularly as 't/ Ivory Soap. .... .3 small cakes 20c | Pacific Toilet Pape- 3 rolls 20c fe “4 | 7 i fs used with the word ‘unprosperous' | An unusually handsome suite of the —— SLURS ON HEROES ARE ORDERED CUT ~ FROM TEXTBOOKS report, Dr. Edgar Dubs Shimer, As-|the report, which says the incident ; School Heads Find Many Pas-|sociate superintendent, sa ‘Rela- | “should deserthed as a concrete ’ ‘ lsh fy lively few books are tinder ban, and|exemplification of the spirit of resis- CREDIT Ts Your Aladdin s Lamp Sages in Histc Now the large majority of these can be|tance which animated the people.” S . i . Used Undesirable readily amended. ‘Thus tar ail the! Tho usse in Biverett. Barnes's ears 0 ones Miracles happen in story books, but credit works miracles nowadays. * cs yublish hav ly and freely ex-] history tha ohn Hancock 5 i S A 5s . = I thelr full willingness to mak ‘ With your credit at Cowperthwait & Sons you can furnish a cozy The committce of twenty-one school teachers and principals which since October has been examining American histories used in the New York City schools, on complaints that many are mot patriotic, has made its report, which will be made public in full to- @ay by Dr. Willlam L. Ettinger, City Superintendent. To govern the writing of American history text books for use in the schools here, the committee lays down these principles: “Strictly speaking, the text-book writer is not a historian.” “It is for the teacher to determine what material is needed. It is for the (in the description of Patrick Henry in McLaughlin --d Van ‘Tyne's his- | tory), hus an wadesirable meaning, It| suggests indulgence, looseness and ti- centiousness. We suggest the use of a word less open to misconstruction."* The report discusses in detail @fty-three of the objections which lea to the investigation. More than 600 objections were filed with the committee. | Books containing passages decided | by the committee to be undesirable are West's “History of the American People,” Albert Buslinell “School History of the United and “New Am gruder’s “A 1921," Morr! of the United ment in History averett History by | Grades," and histories by Woodburn and Moran, McLaughlin and Van Tyne. Only slight criticism some of these books. Vest’s: history, however, the report 8, will have to be rewritten al- ompletely in order to comply with the requirements of the New York City history course; and Me- Laughlin and Van ‘Tyne's history “contains much which from our standpoint should be omitted.” In @ letter transmitted with the is made of mos pressed their full willingness to make the text satisfactory.” The total number of history text lee a ——— THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUS® 19, 1922. purcimsed for the New York », 1920 and 1921 Is given ples of the books 30,108, or 9 per -third per cent, history are using jon to McLaughlin and Van ‘ryne's description of the Boston T Party as “a violent act,” and to Gor- dy's statement that the Colonists could have bought the tea more cheaply than “when they smuggled it In from Holland,” are upheld by books Objectic smug many fections tz -ARM —we pick the tomatoes red ripe from the vines, and com- bine them with rich, pungent spices to m ake the Pride of the Farm Tomato Catsup. It Is Great Millions of Bottles Sold Annually in Grocery and Delicatessen Stores \) 5 BAUMANN BRO PRIDE “The effect of the account as a whole| graduate of Yale, which the commit. is to Impress upon the pupil's mind|tee comments Is “far short of any that Hancock was @ smuggler and «| educational val “Hale,” the re- criminal i] As to Nathan Hale, the committco| found that McLaughlin and Van T Morris, Guiteau and Everett Barne make no mention of the hero who: statue Nas just been moved to the] ieade Broadway side of City Hall Park,| for various 8.u» of omission and com- while Hart says merely that he was «| mission. Go pupils should not be taught the per- onal weaknesses of our national s." and condemned the writers Based on Principles of ECONOMY and SATISFACTION lete line of ies at lowest Carrying a for its thousands of * Stores, Feonomy Give the A&P Enormous unmatched BUYING and SELLING ADVANTAGES. 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