The Salvation Army's food truck went about its business in Uptown per usual Monday, undeterred by a weekend dustup with Ald. James Cappleman (46th) about the future of its feeding program for the homeless.Related post:
One by one, men ambled out of the Uptown neighborhood or slipped over from the lakefront late Monday morning to visit the truck at the corner of Wilson Avenue and Marine Drive for a cup of hot soup.
Some were aware of the controversy. Most weren't. All were puzzled as to why anyone would question the value of what the Salvation Army is doing there.
"Are you serious? How come?" said Carl Waller, 60, when asked about Cappleman's short-lived effort to halt the Salvation Army's feeding program.
Chicago alderman orders Salvation Army to stop feeding the poor in his ward--UPDATED
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