... to the popular craze for brilliant lighting and garish decoration. I WOMEN'S TOTE PIONEER. Women suffrage has received a set-back in France just as some of the wore optimistic women supporters were sure that their goal was in sight, for there is no doubt ...

... FRENCH MRS. PARKHURST. Louise Weiss, leader of the French women's suffrage movement, is in London. Her votes-for-women campaign has been long and bitter reminiscent of Mrs. Pankhursts's pre-war fight, but movement has been non-violent and in biggest ...

... Socialist obstruction,** had sat uninterruptedly sines yesterday morning. It is probable that the Senate will throw out the Women’s Suffrage Dill.—Reuter. ...

... to the success and energy of the women's branches, he said, 1 was an opponent of women's suffrage, because feared that it might have some detrimental result, and was convinced in my own experience that a woman did not need to have vote in order to have ...

... testimony to the fine record of this pioneer of many reforms besides that of women's suffrage. While I looked at the frail, white-haired little figure, the oldest seteran of the Women's Freedom League, which was feting her, my thought was ex. pressed' n, one ...

... PEOPLE MORE MORAL. Woman & Marriage Responsibilities. Mrs. Coibelt Ashby, president of the International Women's Suffrage Alliance, speaking at York yesterday, said that, taking the long view, there was no doubt that they were the stage of a much higher ...

... Hail for women stuilentj at St. Andrews University. That University conferred upon her tne degree of Doctor of Laws. Sliss received the honour Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 1925. She took leading part in the women’s suffrage crusade ...

... work during the short time he had been in office. —English suffragettes decide to support any party which will include women's suffrage in its electoral programme.—Germany decides to spend an , extra fifty millions on its army and ...

... the Labour political movement. The great women's suffrage agitation was one of his dominant enthusiasms, and it is an open secret that with Mrs. Pethick Lawrence he was the financial mainstay of the Women's Suffrage Organisation. Although he disagreed with ...

... secretary of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies. She was already a Socialist and in 1911 she became a full-time worker for the Labour party, receiving her present appointment in 1918. In her opinion women are Radicals by nature. ...

... session of the Chamber, the public would find it incomprehensilbe if the Chamber did not pronounce itself favour of women’s suffrage. Three women: Madame Brunschvig. Madame Joliot-Curie and Madame Lacorre were appointed to be Under-Secretaries of Education ...

... in accordance with ancient ns'’- to aged disabled and meritorious ner sons throughout England and ' ‘. II The Irish Women’s Suffrage Societ passed resolution protesting again, the rearrest of Mrs. Parkhurst the Cat and Mouse Act and demanc .- her immediate ...