The Bohemians, Poles,
self respect and love of ind ependence.
Slovaks, and Lithuanians have come in such numbers during the
Iast ten years that the community has changed from Celtic
to Slavic.
The Settlement takes its foreign neigh bors as it
finds them, and wins their confidence by recognizing their
ideals, and whenever possible appealing to their co-operation in
sOcial and civic work for the community."
CHARACTER OF THE WORK
Gymnasium,penny savings bank, concerts, lectur es
and entertainments, classes in correspondence, manual training,
basketry, dancing, musie, public library station, picture loan
library
The settlement has secured a public bath, two small
A num-
parks, public library station and free dispensary
One
ber of neighborhood organizations meet in the gymnasium.
probation officer of the Juvenile Court.
of the residents is a
It has a station for modified milk.
Uunity
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