... busy with organising and writing, Miss Schwimmer could not be prevailed upon to work as a speaker. She imagined she could not speak in public. It was only at the instance of the International Alliance that she made up her mind to it, and she has ever since ...

... Pember Reeves and Mr. Armitage Rigby, Member of the House of Keys, and delegates from those countries whore women vote will speak at a Public) Meeting in St. James' Hall. On Thursday evening in the same Hall the Marchesa Elena Lucifero, well known on the ...

... also have already come in to sign the electors' petition, a good omen for polling day. On Tuesday Mrs. Philip Snowden is speaking in Cathedral Hall, and Mrs. Cooper and Miss Helga Gill will also arrive on that day. In the Country. Organisation of In ...

... THE COMMON CAUSE. APRIL, 15, 1909 Our Point of View. The Hope and the Meaning. A woman, speaking at a recent anti-suffrage meeting, said that it was not for the unmarried women to break up the homes of their more fortunate married sisters by demanding ...

... themselves for the work, and earnestly advised all who believe in the cause to read up the subject thoroughly, to practise speaking, and to close up their ranks for the fight, for victory was bound to come. Lady Frances Balfotu•'s interesting and able speech ...

... the tightness with which they are sternly knotted up, except under the softening influence of the vote. Sometimes when we speak of the International Woman- Suffrage Alliance and tell our friends that we expect at the coming Congress that twenty-one countries ...

... of Voice Production, Elocution, etc.) 'fakes private or class pupils for elocution, whether for ordinary reading. public speaking, or acting purposes. Attention given to gesture. Can. next term take one or two more elocution classes at schools, where ...

... Professor Fawcett had been elected as member for Brighton that year, and some of his constituents urged him to forbid his wife to speak on Women's Suffrage, because they feared it might injure Professor Fawcett's position as member for that town. He firmly refused ...

... the women bear a ()rave face and smile indomitably, it seems not to dawn upon the average man that in nearly every word ha speaks he wounds them where they are most sensitive and most proud. We must bear the wounds as lightly awl as bravely as we may, ...

... Kincaid-Smith is sphinx-like and silent. Silence is trequently wisdom, but it will not satisfy us in this case. The Oracle must speak or, if he will not, must be treated as no friend and out of the running. Mr. Martin, the Liberal candidate, has come and gone ...

... spent the next four years reading hard and successfulry paying her way with money earned by coaching, lecturing, and public speaking. After graduating at this college, she decided to take a theological degree at Boston University, for she was convinced that ...

... was of course impossible to get hold of all the voters as they streamed out. But the result of our day's work, or, properly speaking, our week's work, was magnificent. One man in every four signed-2,392 signatures we got, and 8,000 people voted. Every man ...