'A charity which has always had the sympathies of Shanghai is the Door of Hope. With its family of 170 children and young women it was forced to leave its commodious quarters in Paoshan when the trouble of some weeks back broke! loose there, and since then has been continuing its work quietly in the Settlement.
For obvious reasons, the Door of Hope has not made a practice of bruiting abroad the work which it is doing. On the eve, however, of the institution's removal to larger quarters in the western district, a step which is being decided upon as there is apparently no prospect of! returning to Paoshan, its work and what it has meant tothe 6,000 girls. who have been rescued by it during its 27 years of activities seem deserving of considerable notice.
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