A Chicago minister said the other day that the south side of Chicago was the only part of the city where interest in civic problems and community welfare could be aroused, and this he said was because of the South Park’s work in field houses, clubrooms and gymnasiums for the last ten or twelve years. When the chairman of the Agricultural Council of Defense of Virginia asked a citizen of a certain county what he thought the prospects were of being able to rouse the people in his county in regard to an increased food production, the prompt reply was, “On the north side of the county we shall have no trouble because we have several Community Leagues there, but on the south side it will be a hard job.” The School or Community Centre is the real continuation school of America, the true university of true democracy. --------------------- PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ----- Footnote 146: The western states feel that they are training members of society and not individuals and that is why it seems proper to them to take public money to found state universities. Footnote 147: A little girl I know said, “Mother, if women get the vote, shall I _have_ to be President?” Footnote 148: See pp. 208–212. Footnote 149: Also men have less opportunity for discussion at work than formerly. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Transcriber’s Notes Hyphenation has not been regularized, and remains as printed. New original cover art included with this eBook is granted to the public domain. Archaic and non-standard spelling has been retained. Instances of what seem to be obvious printer’s errors have been corrected. Changes made are listed below: Pg. 20: Corrected typo: ‘Social Psycology’ to ‘Psychology’ Pg. 34: Changed comma for period at end of sentence: ‘a collective will,’ to ‘will.’ Pg. 43: Corrected typo: ‘rather perhaps indentified’ to ‘identified’ Pg. 98: Added umlaut for consistency: ‘compatible with cooperation’ to ‘coöperation’ Pg. 123: Added accent as in other instances: ‘L’Etat, Le Droit Objectif’ to ‘L’État’ Pg. 205: Corrected typo: ‘these inner forces most’ to ‘must’ Pg. 234: Added missing punctuation after abbreviation: ‘education, sanitation etc,’ to ‘etc.,’ Pg. 255: Corrected typo: ‘only shall we undersand’ to ‘understand’ Pg. 273: Corrected typo: ‘either law or a rigat’ to ‘right’ Pg. 274: Added missing accent: ‘métaphysique ou religieux’ to ‘oú’ Pg. 278: Corrected typo: ‘through the varous’ to ‘various’ Pg. 311: Corrected typo: ‘we are to be constitutent’ to ‘constituent’ Pg. 334: Added umlaut for consistency: ‘pre-eminently the opportunity’ to ‘preëminently’ Pg. 336: Corrected typo: ‘city is not analagous’ to ‘analogous’ Pg. 347: Corrected typo: ‘a nation is a crowd, partiotism’ to ‘patriotism’