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BISHOP OF LONDON'S FRANK TALK.

DUTY OF THE CHURCHES.

In the following article from the Daily Chronicle, Mr. Charles Dawbaru describes an interview in which the Bishop of Loudou spoke very frankly on the duties and opportunities of the Church. The Bishop holdly announced his

own

readiness to suffer for the cause of conscience and humanity

The Bishop of London is of such as cannot be ignored. You may not agree with him; but you cannot disregard him or treat him as a spent force in the world.

His situation as a Prince of the Church entitles him to a large consideration: the dignity of his- torical position is of more than common sigificance one hun- dred and eighth of his line: but apart from that, he is a man who speaks for his time, s prélate who preaches the living word of the twentieth century revelation, who finds the present extraordinarily interesting, who has no wish, I judge. to hark back to another age when the great of the Church were almost too great for this suffering earth.

The Bishop is not removed from the mass of mankind though he lives in Fulham Palace or at London House. Temperamentally he raises no barrier, nor does he show a spiritual arrogance. He is steeped to the lips in life; he is keenly, passionately interested in all its problems. Temperance and morality are his IWO STeat practical concerns. His dominant mission is to unite all Christian efforts.

CO-OPERATION, NOT RIVALRY,

"We are out for the same ob- jects." he says. There need be no rivalry in the sense of opposi- tion-only co-operation." This is the note he emphasised in America, at the Front. in Hyde Park, at those extraordinary ser- vices in which all denominations take part

In America, in that free atmos- phere where hatreds die, the Jew and the Catholic.the Episcopalian; the Baptist and the Unitarien are all associated on a common plat- form in a common urge for social work.

It was much so at the Front, where the Bishop spent a

strenuous time.

used a

He Y.M.CA. but as his headquarters. Members of other churches, sorce- one has declared, ran about on his errands as if they were his The spirit of assistant clergy. unity had entered into them under the influence of an engag- ing personality.

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created so strong an impression at the Diocesan Conference when they were uttered. "If Disest- ablishment comes, the, Church Assembly set up by the Bill be- comes the Church Parliament."

"And if Disestablishment comes, what of the £10,000?**

The Bishop smiled as if the prospect did not, in the least Union of forces in a Christian frighten him. "If I live in a commonwealth: that is his dream. garret," he replied gaily, "the Nothing could more 'closely ac-work of the Church will go on- cord with the spirit of the time.

but I hope they will let me keep And the Church, he feels, cannot my motor-car." And he twinkled, be divorced from social work I am afraid, without that, the That is the rub, for the Church work could not go on quite so has not been associated closely well. The Church only exists to enough with that Divine activity: do good. It is the questions of hence a certain hostility on the morality and temperance that part of working class.

NOT OUTSPOKEN ENOUGH.

"It has risen from serfdom to independence and power without much encouragement from the Church, and it feels very bitter about it. The Church has borne witness to the insufficiency in the housinz of the working class." continued the Bishop. "but it has not sufficiently awakened the public conscience to the scandal. That social conscience must be awakened: I feel that very strongly. Too people have been allowed to think that their duty ended with their subscriptions. The question people must answer is not only Did I fast last Good Friday? but,

rate for the better housing of the poor? No the Church has tot spoken out enough in these matters."

matter.

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Questions of morality. For eighteen years the Bishop has been on the council of the body that looks after London morals, and the gravity with which he speaks of its problems shows how deep is his concern for the welfare of his "parish," with its teeming millions.

"The distressing thing," he said,

- ENGLAND.

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-Although opposed by the Gov- ernment a drastic new clause dealing with former enemy aliens was adopted by 14 rotes to 12 after discussion recently before the Standing Committee on the Aliens' Restriction Bill.

The new clause makes it a statutory obligation to deport all these aliens except on specific grounds for exemption. The Government opposed, it on the ground that their own proposal for an Order in Council would effect the same purpose.

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He wanted to know how these! had been dealt with, and went on to argue that the only way to deal with this great and serious problem was by direct legislative enactment, wch as was foreshad- owed by responsible Ministers at the last election and by many Coalition candidates.

If effect was not going to be given to his promises, the Prime Minister should resign. The country was sick and tired of government by Orders in Council. which might be satifactory in times of war, but had not thei backing of Parliament behind and could not be justified in times of peace.

Mr. Short (Home Secretary). interpolating. said a number of aliens had been repatriated. and Mr. Justice Sankey's Committee were considering cases which had hitherto been exempted.

Sir John Butcher contended that only great pressure on the Home Office had resulted in the internment of aliens during the war, and now they were faced with the stern duty of seeing that. none but very exceptional cases were exempt. The country de- manded it, and the Government bad promised it.

Sir Herbert Nield urged that it was necessary and desirable that a rigid statutory standard, to which all enemy aliens must comply, must be set up. Their Experience of enemy aliens had been

a terrible one, and the) quicker and more effectively they got rid of the danger the better.

He particularly referred to the dangerous German element in the East-end of London, but Sir William Pearce reminded the Committee that the East-end alien population consisted almost entirely of Russian and Polish Jews.

Commander Kenworthy OD- posed the clause on the ground that a change was taking place now that peace was signed, and is the youth of the offenders-people were becoming desirous of girls of 16 or less, who come from avoiding any cause for interna- all parts of the provinces to this tional hatred. maelstrom of London. We are ap-

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much to make arrests as to shame and warn those who are young and foolish."

Mr Shortt said the only differ- and the Committee was a choice of method. The method of deal- ing with the admitted danger by The Army girls have done

Order in Council was, in the. so much," he said enthusiastically openion of the Government, the --and enthusiasm is never far

most effective, as the method away from this prince of optimists proposed by the clause, would

to raise the tone of the war

tie the hands of department, and worker. Commanded by excell-Might not effect the object which ent women, the discipline of these they all had in view of deporting

"Will Labour revenge itself corps has been most teneficial every dangerous alien.

and a great restraint to the

The Secret Service of this heedless.

You know that story country was the most effective in of Pettigrew, the incorrigible the world, and the spy danger leave-breaker, in

The Navy during the war had been greatly Eternal of Bartimeus?"

exaggerated, although the num- And the Bishop told the story.ber of spies had not been ex- Fettigrew contemplated mischief.

aggerated. One dark and blustry night in

The clause was pressed to a London he thought, longingly of forbidden pleasures, instead of division, and, as stated, was car returning to his ship. But he ried amid applause by 14 votes to was dissuaded from so disastrous 12.

when in the saddle?" I asked.

"Ah! we cannot say. Dis- establishment will perhaps come. Bishop Gore and some others think that the Church will be all the better for its separation from the State. No doubt our own congregations, would be spurred to give more. Is it not curious that under the present regime we have to have an Enabling Bill and to take up the time of Parlia ment during Peace deliberations -to permit us to sellor let Lon- don House? I do not find any hostility in the Commons to the scheme

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"I shall be sorry to leave Lon- bade wiesing under which they me inteHouse, confessed the Bishop. | Larger adverksemanin from 23 to 215

"It is very convenient, but it is impossible as things are." And he quoted the figures, the charges apon bis income, which reduced it to a net tots of £3,500 (upon which to support Fulham Palace and its ten servants), which

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