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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 31, 1921 · page 2

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CHICAGO March 31. —-In the heart
'0'! a densely populated foreign dis-
.Mot in Chicago. women of the coun-
try organized in the W. C. T. U. have
recently established a center 04 the
”,W. C. T. U. Neighbors." it is an‘
‘ noticed by headquarters of the Na.
flonal Wo'man' a Christian Temperance
11111011. in Evanston, Ill. This makes
the tenth Americanization centet 1!
the W. C. T. U. in semen! cities.

In addition to regular Americanize-
ion work. a sort of social center is
ondticted here.

had gatherings of vatiousJiin’dl. 't\"
which people of the
come. the announcement adds. A
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enter this field of \V. C. T U. activi-
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the Woman' 11 Christian Temperance
Union began its program of American-

with entert'aihmetyo ‘
neighborhood 1

held for young women who wish to '

“It is more than thirty years since .

workers. who conduct classes in the
centers and go out from them into’
the homes teaching individual women
or little groups of womemamong the
foreign born the langmge oi' the coun-
try of their adoption. time putting,
them on an canal footing “‘11 the
men and the children in the tamily‘
who enjoy these privileges in shop or
school." '

W. C. T. U. national headquartJn
took occasion to deny emphatically
that the W. C. T.

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