DR. INGRAM’S FRANKNESS.
Reuter’s Telegrams.
LONDON, .September 20. The Bishop of London, in an outspoken address in the open air in Piccadilly, denounced those male hawks, “ for whom shooting is too good, who nightly lay in wait to stain the chivalry of our soldier boys. ’ ’
He also denounced tho music-hall promenades, and tho writers and proof slimy pieces, which soldierv, did not want.
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Evening Star, Issue 16225, 21 September 1916, Page 4
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