'The fight over Sunday Entertai ment goes on briskly. Hitherto th purveyors have had it all their own' way. Now the sabbatarians have entered the field though a little. diffidently, Apparently, however,—religiowa opinion is also a little divided. Tox the papers publish what they, batarianism," and the question who ther recreation on Sundays is legitimate, issued ty the Council of Christian Ministers on Social Questions, and signed by the Bishop of Lichfield (joint chairnian of—the Council), the Bishops of Winchester, Birmingham, Bradford, Carlisle, Liverpool, 'Peterborough, Ports" mouth, Rochester, St. Albans, South well, Crediton. Kingston, 'Middlee ton," and Woolwich; Bishop Gore, the' Dean of Chester, Canon Guy, Rogers Birmingham), Canon 8. Woodward (Westminster), the Master of the Temple, Dr. J" Scott Lidgett (joint chairman), Dr. Wy F, 'Lofthouse, Dr. W.' Russell Maltby, the Rev. H. Carter, the Rev. T. Nightingale, Dr. J. C. Care He, Dr. J, H, Rushbrooke, Dr. M, erty, Dr. A. E. Garvie, Dr. Fy W. Norwood, and other leaders of the Anglican and Free Churches.
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