... columns of the halfpenny press nearly choked themselves with righteous indignation last week when it leaked out that a Suffragette had obtained admission to Lady Craven's political party without the formality of an invitation. It is doubtful, however ...

... knocked down and run over bv it.-- New York Puck. 0* 0 0 A Triend in need is a bore indeed. 0 0 0 Tf the Suffragists and Suffragettes had their way they would convert a mighty sea power into a flighty she power. l.eo Maxse. 0 0 e A thorn in the bush is ...

... found themselves. MISS CHRISTABEL PANKHURST ON HOLIDAY The above snapshot taken recently at Villar shows the well-known Suffragette leader tobogganing. Miss Pankhurst a warrant for whose arrest was issued last week together with Mr. and Mrs. Pethick Lawrence ...

... though it had completed well over 30,000 miles. AN AUSTIN CAR Standing by the ruins of the Northfield Library, destroyed by Suffragettes A 20-H.P. DAIMLER In Butcher Row, one of the oldest of Coventry's thoroughfares ...

... legalised fathers, and all the dull rigmarole by which suburban damsels, after a visit to hear Shaw and afternoon tea with a Suffragette, seek to startle their neighbour hood by an exhibition of ideas which they hope will be con sidered daring and simply ...

... competition had had any initiative they would have requested Scotland Yard to send over a detachment of policemen used to Suffragette meetings to act in that capacity. 0 0 0 T forgot last week, but now I really must tell you about Rosine, dearest. She stayed ...

... sing, play, act, write for the press in fact, turn to account ariy gift that they chance to possess. And I who am not a Suffragette can testify that a woman is helped in her endeavour by the kindness and courtesy of the men with whom she is brought into ...

... open. As a consequence of her enforced domes ticity woman has a natural and innate dread of open places, unless she be a Suffragette, a cocotte, or a street orator. D osamund in her labyrinth claimed a monarch's affections. May not woman affect the same ...

... fragile, nerve-ridden ladies of the mid-Victorian era.) And as for men they as usual dance to her tune and are in spite of Suffragettes ready and willing to follow the lead of her Royal Highness Woman. Dut it must be admitted that these frolics are not an ...

... an artist to her I finger-tips, and except when she permits her voice and manner to resemble somewhat that of a strident Suffragette she is charpiing and fascinat ing to a degree. Nor for undiluted charm can Shirley Kellogg be outrivalled any where. There ...

... chauffeur the second was from the caretaker of the family man sion in Scotland announcing the burning of that noble edifice by Suffragettes. CTmith felt when he wit nessed the other's countenance and the way in which he withdrew from the room that he had been ...

... the well-known actress. She is a daughter of Mr. Fred Storey THE ARDENT SUFFRAGETTE, LADY COOK Who is now in New York conducting a vigorous campaign on behalf of the Suffragette cause. She says she will spend 1,000,000 dollars to advance women's rights ...