... SLAVERY . The New Germany and the Children Industrial Legislation for Women Night Work Convention Section Frangaise It was a woman, too, Miss Dannevig, of the Mandates Committee who raised the question of the position of women in the Cameroons. The ...

... part she had taken in calling attention to slavery wherever it occurs. Lady Simon opened by saying how appropriate it was to address a meeting of the Women's Freedom League on the subject of slavery, for slavery does not admit the freedom of human beings ...

... Back To SLAVERY B I was stupefied. My head was reeling. but I tried not to show my agitation. In that one moment, seven long years of toil and struggle, my my plans for the future—all began to crumble around me. What could I say? r 1 1 1 1 1 ...

... No Slavery I'm most grateful for being born in the twentieth century, and not at an earlier period when slavery was rife, and one's existence depended on the disposition of his master. Enlightenment has altered that state of affairs, and instead of 111-using ...

... SLAVERY INQUIRY A mission of investigation into the question of slavery in Abyssinia is being carried out by Major Bentinck, who is attached to the British Legation in Abyssinia, Reuter is informed. The object of this mission—whose report is expected ...

... POLITICAL SLAVERY. The Rev. H. W. Roberts likened William Wilberforce to a mountain peak, whose example and work would • rems:o after kings and empires bad vanished. Re also paid his tribute to others who had stood by him in the days of storm and stress; ...

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... TOO MUCH SLAVERY ATRS. Bentall asks why unemployed women cannot take domestic work. For the simple reason that they resent being at the beck and call of masters and mistresses from early morning till late at night. Women prefer to wait until they can ...

... Legal slavery So should some employers. It is said that kinemas employing no n- union - labour_ pay ...

... The new slavery Serfdom for those unfortunate enough to be unemployed! What else can be said of a system 'which compels a workless man to toil as a navvy for thirty-four hours before he can get a few shillings out-relief? Such is the amazing situation ...

... “SLAVERY” IN ENGLAND The Bishop of Rochester, Dr. Linton Smith, preaching at Keston Parish Church. near Bromley, Kent. yesterday, read a letter received by his wife from the wife of an English iabouring man. whose family was threatened with separation ...

... SLAVERY IN EVIDENCE. Dr. I. H. M.ek Gins Ifltsrsitin* Address at Rotary Luncheon. That slavery i« still in evidence among nature’s own creations was emphasised j by Dr. T. H. Meek, of Mill Hifl, when he ear© address the weekly Inncheon of Mill Hill Rotary ...