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PRINCIPAT, ACTIVITIES
Kindergarten, day nursery.
Industrial classes for boys and
girls, singing classes.
Theodore Rosevelt, Booker T. Washington
and Lincoln Clubs of boys.
Reading club (boys)
Military drill
(in charge of cadets from Armstrong Manual TY aining Schcel).
Mothers meetings.
Library and reading rocm.
Free medical
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Summer outings.
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Stamp savings.
Children's religious
service n Sundays.
"One of the settlement's me st promising organizations
is a "Citizens" Neighborhood Improvement Association."
Among
its members are physicians, teachers, day labor ers,
a prosperous
mer chant and a ragman.
One of its earliest actions was to
ask
of the preper authorities that the name of the street containing
the row of model house should be changed to that off the man who is
the leading spirit of the Sanitary Housing Company
This asso-
ciation has also asked af the Board of Education greater indus-
trial opportunity for the schee1 children of this section; and
has contributed generously to the fund for the establishment of
publi
grounds throu,
the city
