... antacs they could oblige the Clovenupent and the House of Commons to give them the vote. But with the outbreak of war the Suffragettes became patriotic and expended their energies in nursing, makiag munitions or the W.A.A.C. Ladies of every degree, high ...

... Sub-Committee for consideration. Mr John Young, Latham, said one would think they were to get la for 4d instead of 9d for 4d. (Laughter.) Re moved that a special meeting be held. Ex Bailie Killack,y, Forfar, seconded. Mr G. F. Fleming, Brechin, seconded Provost ...

... they ask no was their office any feeling was wonder the were (Laughter) general (Mr G Gamble) they their little complaint members used club-room informal meetings there good days (Laughter) Mr C D all palatial commission- the door “Most us” hold mell ...

... suffrage. I do hope, she remarked, That of yon are little moved to forgive. rasa by the sight. of him ail the stool of (laughter) -- clothed in a whits sheet, and 4..4l'oes:sing his oonver'l', *ion to the rause of women suffrage. (Cheer..) When I used ...

... pants and rules the universe. Of muse, The Suffragettes is not written with the idea of argument for or against the Woman's Rights Movemtnt, but only to please the audieuce and keep them in throes of laughter for two delicious, breezy acte, the situations ...

... to overcome in their work alongside the military people. The idea at first was to ke2p the female, civilian subordinates—laughter)— very much in their place, and they suffered a lot from the military machine. There was too much red tape, but the had found ...

... event, which attracted crowds of eager critics to the benches below and the galleries above, was the heiress of all the Suffragettes attired with sumptuous neatness in fairly low-cut velvet costume, with white tissue the bosom, rather coquettish toque ...

... great event, which attracted crowds of eager critics the benches below and the galleries above, was the heiress all the Suffragettes. Attired with sumriluous neatness in fairly low-cut velvet costume with rather coquettish black toque and white gloves ...

... efforts of the suffragette craze when carried to excess and how , at last the worm did turn. The feature for the closing half of the week is Back to the Wood. a Goldwyn comedy drama featuring Mabel Normand and Herbert Rawlinson. Laughter vies with thrills ...

... “The be Mr Wit i but if right title even temporarily it Mrs Boll ing Wilson lady of She time America’ first fact Mrs is suffragette ieal of America as if sihe really Mr had final on all matters to brought President’s attention result” is “numerous to-day ...

... take food. Mr. T. P. O’Connor asked whether, the case of suffragettes who went hunger strike, the Home Secretary released them. Mr. Bonar Law said he did not think the experience of the suffragettes was one which commended itself the House. Certainly it ...

... to - - sentea larger following to with the party which provided the alternative front food Mr T P O’Connor asked whether suffragettes went hunger strike the Secretary released them Mr Law said did not Paius Friday In the yesterday the M Barthou Minister ...