Excerpt from Auditing Theory and Practice, 1922, Vol. 1 of 2
Professional auditors occupied responsible, arduous, and use ful positions throughout the five years. In the World War they were found in the trenches, in aeroplanes, and in vessels on and under the water. Those who were not allowed to fight the enemy abroad, fought him at home. The war was won in more ways than one. The professional auditor did his duty to his country and to his profession. The profession met the test of war and inflation and has tremendously increased in prestige. There is no longer any doubt regarding the value of the services of the professional accountant.
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