many  communities  could  afford  to  maintain  that  type  of  instruc-
tion in  connection  with  their  high  schools^  and  the  Junior  College
began  to  grow  up  all  over  the  land.  There  are  hundreds  of  such
institutions  now^  very  soon  there  will  be  thousands.  Their  devel-
opment is  certain  to  follow  the  development  of  the  high  schools
themselves,  which  have  multiplied  many  times  in  the  last  forty
years.  This  kind  of  instruction,  of  which  I  understand  you
are  in  search,  will  be  found  not  alone  in  the  great  universities
and  the  endowed  colleges  in  the  East,  North,  South,  and  West,
but  it  will  be  found  almost  at  the  doorsill  of  the  intending  stu-
dent of  the  law,  in  the  community  where  is  his  home,  which  can
provide  enough  students  year  by  year  to  justify  the  taxpayer  in
maintaining  this  type  of  institution.
