It popular agitation keeps up any tong Miss Pai Vu-huang, better known as "White Jade Frost," will have to retire from the stage.
After being expelled from Peiping a little over a year ago and having been given a "stern warning" by the authorities of the City Government of Greater Shanghai, the popular actress of the "pong-pong" theatre, has now been banned from Hankow, according to the "Star Dally News." While the City Fathers of the Tri-elles (Hankow,—Wuchang and Hanyang) started' the anti-Pal movement, the Chinese press there also took up the "crusade" and published articles attacking the actress for her shows and "indecent" gestures, 'The Hankow anti-Pal promoters, having succeeded in their object, are now attempting to keep "White Jade Frost" from Shanghai, which is probably the only major city' in China where she Is permitted to net, Letlers have been written to several newspapers here asking that campaign be Inunched against the To the list Honorary of Honorary Vice-Presidents of the Royal Society of St. George the names of Mr. Winston Churchill, the Marquis of Willingdon and Mr, Alfred Noyes aye been added,
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