... 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 ...

... she left Cambridge she started t• work for the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies--with which she has now bees connected for over 20 years. She wits elected president of the Women's National Liberal Federation in 1927. An imaging gift for languages ...

... Ago (From the * Belfast News Letter. Addressing meeting Haldane, the British Minister . he was ia favour Irish Horn.- Women's suffrage 1i Judge oll ' the civic aflei.* « that 25 par cent, the , ' , 1 been sunk in bribes. * U father, Earl Cadogan, wa- ...

... father was French barrister, his mother on Trish lady. who, inc.dentally. signed the first petition ever presented for women's suffrage. and his wife hailed from California. She died the year the war began. RAVAGES OF CANCER! ITS ORIGIN NOW UNDERSTOOD. ...

... Royal Sclkol defeated Coleraine Academical Institution I' three goals nine tries (42 points) Belfast branch of the Irish Women’s Suffrage and Local Government Association passed resolution favouring the extension c parliamentary franchise to woman ” the terms ...

... Unionist Fair, confessed that his ideas votes for women had vastly changed. Remarking that the Fair was testimony to the success and energy the women’s branches, he said: ** 1 was opponent women’s suffrage because I feared might have tome detrimental result ...

... Diogenes before Alexander,” but was really very easily ruffled. If bantered a favourite subject—such as his aversion women’s suffrage the Daylight Saving Bill—he would “ flare like a straw bonfire in the wind.” H© corresponded exactly to conventional ...

... Huston, and Edna May Oliver. The picture shows how, under the guardianship of Dr. Malvina Wormser, prominent leader of women’s suffrage movements, Anne Vickers has grown to look upon social and reform work the one thing worth while. But complications tfrise ...

... .November. There were riotous scenes Birmingham when Miss Christabel Pan amt attempted to hold a meeting to advocate womens suffrage. the annual meeting of Duncaim Ward branch, Belfast Citizens’ Association, Mr. E. J. Elliott was elected chairman; Mr ...

... medallions of Wordsworth and Southey, portait of Mrs. Humphrey Ward, the novelist, wbo is described as '* An opponent of Women’s Suffrage;’* caricature of Wilkie Collins, and a self-portrait in pen and ink of Dan Lena, The most intelligent, creative and beloved ...

... WOMEN AND POLITICS Surprising Support of the Nazi Regime The “Morning Post’* says:—lt was remarked the other day au observer of conditions in the Saar that the women appear to bo more pro than the men, and similar preference said to exist among their ...

... WOMEN OF ALL NATIONS TO MEET Turkish women, in their light for sex 'equality with man, have been encouraged by the announcement that the International WOMPII . N Congress is to be held this year in Turkey. The Congress will meet at the former Sultan's ...