Al social workers will be glad to see that the Salvation Army's annual drive for funds is being remarkably well supported. The world-wide effort of the Army in repairing the ravages of modern civilization tas by this time become an established tradition. Last year the social work of the Salvation Army in Great Britain—exeluding its evangelical work fand missionary enterprises abroad—cost £1,181276. Here in China the Salvation Army carries out the work of healing the sick, visiting the prisoners, clothing the naked. feeding the hungry. sheltering the homeless and preaching the "Gospel" to every That is its own description of its responsibilities. In Shanghai they have included, among other beneficent occupations, the special care for the foreign unemployed. It is no wonder, then, that the drive is so success. fully proceeding in a community which has had practical testimony to the efficacy of the Salvationists' philanthropy.
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