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University Settlement contemplatss. But NO
aPS S. Divine sw Of Into
service and feilowship, though only in ways
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to teach: but 4 sSn M ss eey,siny hslD 70 Opsa
rough and whose lie 10 anxious and colcrlsss.
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ilgi9us belief In fact we Draw from all Our
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| The society is peculiarly fortunate Ia absorb-
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tensiye work "a is hetng done there. As one
9iths members said tie al,,sFspes II the cen:
SlOsed hero 'lSnTf Il Toyntss Hal the u1issrssy
SaSo broaehs !Seir personalities to bear IN
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the Some 9. these clubs are
are many lectures q Toueh the week (, on . great
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tie variety Of the work carried on at Toynbes
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before they can hope TO hars Tho work IN
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the pew society. is n9w the President Of ihhss
Forsyth f street The work done 81 the guilds
confined to II. younger re rssidents M Of the neigh;
nsslne 1gSs % house. Thss iear
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to the LITTLE uschns who form the kinder.
good use. Dancing 10 popular form
The principal instrpction given in the girls
clay modelling. debating. public defamation.
d4 1Sa a.s sad is mads
special feature. House Committse, the ma
Of fTb SaTs a ass T0 q The
carry out the idea Of inrependsnos the two
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CUR ion NOT
house sss
ing room and where W can give up a whole
t. q p e
draw them In e, share In n the benefits whis6
x%S9le VI pslshborhoOd. am sansuine enough
to believe that we can rely on tho nsteh-
thinE that this would b possible: They con:
aa sappo4t I'll uesa outside sabsssipslens T.
upon the society and M its Its friends, t -. We We need
9s1sy ssps
our present house. because we haven't accom-
moda.lons for for more Si.S We Tsnt ThSls Gor
can hope 10 have more than the one settlement.
Charles ,. steysr; whe has bsen An active
rs9arS % tie oi turnne s the
guild in a Toynbss Hall;
yeloping the Nsighborhood Guild into Toyn.
bee Hall. First, there is q numerous class Of |
S 1ss
5 Ss sS5nf the
:a s sasS %s %SS1hss
Ghareh has aS1 sais
that when be 9rss ytsd 9SE SoIatry ~ he was
cations 2. and be answered. I think much Of
snd &. i
our churches? is the question ! am still put
ting. seeking IN answer 1t should also bs
Church is doing very little for the downtown
people. a University Settlement would hero
flnd Q large field OF labor.
Further. various educational. sanitary.
social. and political reforms could be under
than they could by the Church. Certainly in
political action 1t could engage with freedom
to which the Church Is stranger. Persons
resident here would ACQUIRE that familiarity
with tho men and tho affairs OF the district
which 10 SO necessary for successful reform
moyement
"Somethine may be said also in favor OF such
a University settlement from q purely INTEL
lectnal point Of view. That the university
bred mind would itself be proated BY frequent
doubts. Lot not the university men be mislsd
by the ioibles Of the Church., great work
tenements. That the intellectual barriers to
thsIr success can he oysrcome the story Of
r. j. Mosenthal. another OF the organizers OF
the University Sotilement Society. said:
We realize fully the delicate nature, OF the
work that we are going to undertake We are
not going in'o the tenement house districts AS