Wine Woman and Song from Various Points of View Much support was given to a proposal that the Moral Welfare League should not direct its activities towards the suppression of sing song houses, or seek to classify then: as brothels, at its quarterly raéeting, held on Wednesday under the chairmanship of the Rev. C. E. Spencer at the Royal Asiatic Society's Hall. At the conclusion of the meeting the question was made the subject of a resolution. Among the speakers were Dr. F. MIN. Neild, who dwelt on the medical aspect of the League's work, and Mr. W. Bruce Lockhart. He suggested that Shanghai might be provided with a resort run on the huey! of a Hammersmith palais de danse, where men could dance with girls without being compelled as at present to pay for the privilege by the:
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