... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SUFFRAGETTE PIONEER MRS. DESPARD UNABLE TO ATTEND LONDON PARTY Mrs. Charlotte Despard, pioneer of the women's Suffrage movement, and first president of the Women's Freedom League, was not well enough to attend the birthday party which was given for her co Monday ...

... doctor's daughter was constantly in the fore in the great fight for women's suffrage. She endured the discomforts of jail and the horrors of a hunger strike; but her reward came in 1921 when women got the vote, and three years later, when our late King pinned ...

... Irish women are generally content to leave the talking and legislating to men.: One has to go to England for illustra.; tions of the progress of women's, suffrage, and even that progress has been slow. Castlereagh once thanked God thail: no women took ...

... slight increase as compared with July, but PHI great obstacle in the way of votes for women in France is that Frenchmen are so diabolically clever in the way they treat women. A Frenchman knows how to flatter a woman into believing anything. He makes much ...

... the women electors that he has always been an advocate of equal rights for men and -women public allajrs. Indeed, lie was one of that early hand of pioneers in the Imperial Parliament who constitutionally supported the demand for women's suffrage at a ...

... in this case may well encourage. Miss 'Hamilton has always been a staunch champion of women's freedom, and her work in connection with the campaign for women's suffrage brought her name very much before the public eye. In the world of drama she first became ...

... in the Imperial Parliament who consitutionally supported the demand for women’s suffrage at time when their cause was by no means popular. Revolutionised The enfranchisement of women has 'evolutionised our system of govern■nent and broadened the whole basis ...

... pioneers in the Imperial Parliament who Constitutionally supported the demand for women's suffrage at a time when their cause was by no means popular. The enfranchisement of women has revolutionised our system of government, and broadened the whole basis of ...

... have always held the riew that women should have equal rights with men in public affairs, and was one that early band of pioneers in the Imperial Parliament who constitutionally supported the demand for women's suffrage at a time when their cause was ...