JEST OF LOYALTYExecutive Committee of the National Security League Urges Investigation(Prom the Put dot Ic New* Service— National Committee of Patriotic Societies, Washington. D. C.)At the meeting of the Executive* Committee of the National Security league held in New York on February 6th, resolution* were passed urging upon presidents and governing hoards of American universities and colleges an imiulry Into the loyalty of members of their Faculties with a view to the removal of any who are found to be disloyal. Copies of these resolutions are to be forwarded to all uni-versity presidents and to the prcsi dents of all alumni organizations.Must Watch Teachers University instructors whose loyalty j has been In question, are particularly • apt to be found teaching the German language or literature, and though the greater number are German-Amerlcan, It would be a great mistake to assume that loyalty la determined by anceatry. Among the Oerman-American professors leaching German are to be found some of the staunchest patriot*, where as In other departments than German are men whose non German American citizenship extend* back into Colonial times, but who are as much the Kaiser's aids as those marching with his army. All tests of loyalty should therefore be based upon words andpermeIlk.a iIsablthrad1St ipa:onllMmeflelStitopo1•Pi in a :la)Ri!44lt;Iteticth.