Ohio University bulletinSummer school, 1909 . h be assigned adefinite place in a comprehensive and con-sistent educational system. This communica-tion is made to the chief executive of thestate in the belief that a frank statement ofthe situation, as it appears to us, is the bestservice which such a body as ours can renderto the State of Ohio, and in the further beliefthat the adoption of a consistent and effectiveeducational policy by the common-wealth isa matter in which the interests of all citizensof Ohio are seriously involved. Most respectfully yours. Hexrv S. Ju
Ohio University bulletinSummer school, 1909 . h be assigned adefinite place in a comprehensive and con-sistent educational system. This communica-tion is made to the chief executive of thestate in the belief that a frank statement ofthe situation, as it appears to us, is the bestservice which such a body as ours can renderto the State of Ohio, and in the further beliefthat the adoption of a consistent and effectiveeducational policy by the common-wealth isa matter in which the interests of all citizensof Ohio are seriously involved. Most respectfully yours. Hexrv S. Judson of OHIO UNIVERSITY BULLETIN President Elliss Letter to GovernorHarmon. Athens, Ohio, June 28, his Excellency, Judson Harmon, Governor of Sir: Now that strong pressure of executivework caused by a busy commencement seasonhas been withdrawn, I find time to make asomewhat formal reply to some of the state-ments contained in the communication ofPresident Henrv S. Pritchett, of the Carnegie. Dean Edwin W. Chubb, Litt. D. Foundation for the Advancement of Teachingaddressed to you as Governor of Ohio, anddated June 9, 1909. I thank you for sending me a copy of thecommunication referred to. thus giving meearly opportunity to familiarize myself withits contents. I unite with you in surprisethat such a communication from the Carne-gie Foundation should reach you. I amsure that it was not called for by any officialor personal request from you. Your connec- tion with the matter, as far as I know, islimited to giving official approval to a JointResolution, passed by the General Assemblyof Ohio, authorizing the authorities of theOhio University, at Athens, the Miami Uni-versity, at Oxford, and the Ohio State Uni-versity, at Columbus, to apply in behalf ofcertain of their employes, for the privilegeof sharing in the distribution of the RetiringFund of the Carnegie Foundation. The executive heads of the three institu-tions just named kne
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