Chicago Recreation Survey: volume Iii: Private Recreation 3
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To the activities of the Illinois British Cricket Association, with 250 members, is attributed the interest in this sport out through the state. Lawn bowling is also given support by the city's British population. Seventy-live "Britishers" of the city are affiliated with the Chicago Manx Society which takes its name from the Isle of Man. The city clubs among the 45,000 Scots in Chicago com- pose the United Scottish Societies with an aggre- gate membership of 9,000. Among the Scotch organization...s are the St. Andrew's Society, the Ancient Order of Scottish Clans, the Daughters of Scotia, the Orkney and Shetland Society.
According to reliable reports there are three bag- pipe bands in the city. Celebrations of the city's Scots include Robert Burns' Birthday, the Gath- ering of the Clans and St. Andrew's Banquet.
In the previous paragraphs it will have been observed that many of the nationality groups in- clude adherents of the Jewish faith. It is esti- mated that approximately one-ninth of the city's residents are affiliated with Orthodox, Conserva- tive or Reform Jewish synagogues, and from the map it will be observed that the Jewish popula- tion occupies sizable secdons on Chicago's South, West and North Sides.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the activities of the Illinois British Cricket Association, with 250 members, is attributed the interest in this sport out through the state. Lawn bowling is also given support by the city's British population. Seventy-live "Britishers" of the city are affiliated with the Chicago Manx Society which takes its name from the Isle of Man. The city clubs among the 45,000 Scots in Chicago com- pose the United Scottish Societies with an aggre- gate membership of 9,000. Among the Scotch organization...s are the St. Andrew's Society, the Ancient Order of Scottish Clans, the Daughters of Scotia, the Orkney and Shetland Society.
According to reliable reports there are three bag- pipe bands in the city. Celebrations of the city's Scots include Robert Burns' Birthday, the Gath- ering of the Clans and St. Andrew's Banquet.
In the previous paragraphs it will have been observed that many of the nationality groups in- clude adherents of the Jewish faith. It is esti- mated that approximately one-ninth of the city's residents are affiliated with Orthodox, Conserva- tive or Reform Jewish synagogues, and from the map it will be observed that the Jewish popula- tion occupies sizable secdons on Chicago's South, West and North Sides.
What to read after Chicago Recreation Survey: volume Iii: Private Recreation 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur J. Todd; in Collaboration With William F. Byron, Harold L. Vierow to read onlineMoreLess
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