The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1919, Page 12

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The vening World's » inaugurated director the p akers urged the th udie to learn well the Eng |lish language as their first step in becoming American citizens. | THEY'LL TEACH PARENTS. | It was Dr. Stitt who told the ¢ audience of the ways to America the United States, “The bes he declared, “is | through the and the schools | |CHILOREN ARE LEARNING AND“ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. MHarmony ae « BcrorR ee MRS ANNA CUNNINGHAM HARRY SCHLACHT wittiam Simmons PRINCIPAL EVENING Scwoo too / < TOLD OF LIBERTY'S GLORIES AT FORUM Sy MRS RV. MARSHALL VICE. PRINCIPAL BESSIE NECHES MILK COMMITTEE ASKS Infant Mortality Rate in City Has Risen Since United States Entered War. The New York Milk Committee at its annual meeting yesterday voted | to appeal for $30,000 to extend its activities in child welfare work. 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