... WOMAN SOCIALIST By ETHEL SNOWDEN. Fcap. Bvo, cloth, is. net. SCOTSMAN.— The work has its appeal for those who would know the aims of the leaders of the women's movement. London : GEORGE ALLEN, 156, Charing Cross Road. ...

... and then individual members are at liberty to work for the candidate who represents their own party—Conservative, Liberal, Socialist, whichever he be. If, however, one candidate is in favour of Women's Suffrage, while the others are against, or indifferent ...

... which is exercised on the legislature by the possession of the vote. The fact that the Independent Labour Party and other Socialists have taken up the women's cause is due to their recognition of this fact in the manufacturing industries ; and it is necessary ...

... some sort with men. I had marched with great processions of the unemployed. I had stood on the platforms of Labour men and Socialists. I had tried to stir up the people to a sense of shame about the misery of their homes, and the degradation of their women ...

... declined to enfranchise the women lest this should furnish the Upper House with an excuse for throwing out the Bill : and the Socialists, though professedly in favour, joined in the refusal, on the ground that the first step was to enfranchise the working men ...

... successful, for their friends in parliament, though not numerous, have proved staunch. In the very first week of the session the Socialists brought in a proposal to confer the franchise on all persons over twenty-one, irrespective of sex. At present every male ...

... Minister to confer the Parliamentary Suffrage on Women during the present Parliament. It was seconded by Mr. Allan Tracey (Socialist), supported by Miss Eleanor Rathbone, and carried unanimously. Work Done and Plans for the Future. THE following excellent ...

... several hundred women succeeded in getting their names placed on the electoral rolls, for the most part in towns where the Socialist interest predominates. Eventually the decisions of the local courts were reversed by a superior commission, partly on the ...

... destitution, physical degeneracy, and the like ; a third, because, as he thinks, they are Socialist at heart ; a fourth, because, as he thinks, they are anti-Socialist. In so far as any man works for women's enfranchisement for any one of these reasons, he ...

... theories flourish. The Men's League recognises and lays emphasis upon the fact, admitted by the Tory, Liberal, Radical, Labour, Socialist parties alike, that, among the problems which face our legislature there are many which men cannot hope to deal with unaided ...

... little epigram of Mr. Bernard Shaw : Socialism might be possible if it were not for the Socialists ; and as it is useless endeavouring to prove to the State Socialist the error of his ways, it would be as well to realize the not improbable capture of the ...

... prosperous unless men and women alike have at least a chance of living, if they wish, an honest, clean life ; but I am no Socialist, nor do I believe that Socialism is a remedy for all the evil in our midst. I should never vote for a man because lie 's ...