True to its reputation for work ing unobtrusively yet none the less effectively, the Salvation Army here at' Shanghai, organized by work-sent, here from Peking tinder [the direction of Staff Captain Ludbrook, has been carrying on quictly and accomplishing much good. Not that. the accomplishment to date, anywhere nearly approximates what "it ts hoped to achieves yet What it has-been possible to "do {hos far, and the very evident felt for the' Army's usefulness aero have encouraged those in charge of the work to make plans for the fature comprising a muck wider scope of activity.
Night Canteen The lifting of the curfew restric~ tions and the.coneurrent decree in the need of nightly watchfulness fon the part of those who have been guarding Shanghai, has necessarily curtailed this department of ser~ vice, This is not to say, however, that the canteen has been abandoned. On the contrary, every night wees steaming coffee served ad lib to sailors and marines from the various war vessels, when these men gather on the bund prepara tory to returning to the ships. the expiry of shore leave,
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