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us. Some time has been spent in the investigating of housing con-
ditions in our own neighborhood. Let its range of social service
grow wider and wider, helping to stir into activity and to mass
together the available forces of righteousness in the whole city,
forces which at present are much divided and widely scattered. *
"What does Kingsley House stand for in Pittsburg today?
It is a place where men and women may make their homes, la-
boring intelligently, constantly, fearlessly, sincerely for
the needs of the locality, binding themselves by sympathy, service
and love to the lives of the people, co-operating in every pos-
sible way with all persons who are working for the good of the
neighborhood, carrying the great principle of friendship into
all that they do and doing it in such a way that it shall be
possible for all goed men to associate themselves with the
work."
