A SOCIAL CANKER
NIGHT CLUBS OF LONDON,
By TelesTaD^—Association—Copyriglit
(Rec. Qctob?c 5, 1 a.m.)
• London, October •4. - ' The Bishop ; of • London-has; vigorously 'denounced tho night olubs in London, declaring that they : are mostly, tho haunts and hunting; grounds',of sharks and loose women. 'ffie: existence in war; time is' a national danger, 'lie says.
The London. Council for the' Promotion of Public Moralty has kept the clubs iihder observation: for months and are now placing evidence before the authorities.. Tie Bishop urges'that tho Government ought to deal drastically, with "the owners of places of' amusement which young soldiers cannot visit without danger. ••• ' ■ The newspapers endorse the Bishop's protest. A number of clubs wero recently closed, _ but the police had cfiffi-; culty. in securing conclusive evidence.
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2584, 5 October 1915, Page 7
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124A SOCIAL CANKER Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2584, 5 October 1915, Page 7
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