For Funds; Contributions From Chinese Expected With the half-way mark already in sight the Salvation Army in Shanghai today enters upon the third day of its campaign for $40,000, with which to carry on its relief, humanitarian and evangelical activities in this city. Late yesterday afternoon it was announced by Brigadier B. Morris, who is personally directing the campaign, that the fund was nearing the $20,000 mark. Both Brigadier Morris and Major C. K. Begley, second in command, expressed confidence in the success of the campaign.
Temporary headquarters have been established at 57 Nanking Road and itis requested that donations be sent to that address. A huge thermometer which will indicate the progress of the campaign has been installed in the display windows of the Nanking Road headquarters and interested residents may determine at a glance the headway being made in the campaign,
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