HAUNTS OF DANGER
LONDON'S NIGHT CLUBS. LONDON, 4th October. The Bishop of London delivered a vigorous denunciation of night clubs in London, declaring that they were mostly the haunts and hunting grounds, of ■"sharks" and loose women. Their existence in war time was a national danger. The London Council for the Promotion of Public Morality has kept the clubs under observation for months, and. is now placing evidence before the authorities. The Bishop urges that they ougbt to deal drastically with the owners of places of amusement wbich young soldiers cannot visit without danger. The newspapers endorse the Bishop'B statements' A number of clubs have recently "been closed, but the police have difficulty in securing conclusive evidence. SUPPLY OF SHELL BODIES QUEENSLAND RAILWAYS' OFFER. BRISBANE,, 4th. October. The Defence Department has accepted the Railway Commissioners offer to supply fifty thousand 18-pounder high explosive shell bodies at a minimum rate of 2500 weekly, commencing on 18th December, i
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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 82, 5 October 1915, Page 7
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157HAUNTS OF DANGER Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 82, 5 October 1915, Page 7
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