Beggars always avoid the Intution, says Dr. Helms, for they now that they will be given work da if they want to stay, and that ly the scheme of the whole Memorial. Little is done in charity, exch, inmate works for his-living, or is taught a trade to fit him for so doing, and thus each is given another chance to make good, without the danger of losing his self-respe: t.
A. special work is, too, carried on for the children in these quarters, in kindergartens, nurseries and gymnasiums where they are taught English and the language of their Parents, Religion features very strongly] throughout the whole Institute, for Dr. Helms declares that unless' you change a man's outlook on life and give him something strong and good to believe in, it is impossible to change bim, and sooner or later he will slip back into his old ways. Over 75 per cent. of the men and, women received by the Institute have ade good" and are now doing something useful with their lives and the permanency of these changes Dr. Helms puts down entirely' to the work of the church connected This church is one of the most! remarkable in el claim largest S.A. Te is church of All Nations" and there are attached to it isters who take services in Greek, Portugese, Italian, Armenian, Avabic and many other languages, and thus although the members all belong to one church, yet each is, able to hear a service in his own, tongue.
CHINESE Joafers on Tuesday night, nding in Settlement territory stones at the Chapei police duty at the boundary line at)
foong and Fuh Hua Roads.
police could do nothing, for a of Chinese who were prevent, from going home from the Set-Pinent because of the 9 o'clock cur-Aw law formed a shield. Harbin "sad police station ent a squad to Aisin, bat the crowd had dispersed hen they arrived.
This work among the poor has not confined itself only to South Boston but has spread into 40 cities in the States and there are also Inetitutes in other countries, Japan, included, and Dr. Helms is himself now en route for Calcutta where he has been invited to start, if the scheme be feasible, his system of social rehabilitation for India's poot There were about 60 members present at this meeting among whom were Lord Addington, Dr. J. C.
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