... There was the first fight across the Channel by Bleriot; Shackleton’s attempt to reach the South Pole; and the militant suffragette campaign. Of the political activities there was a most interesting agitation for a larger navy in competition to the building ...

... twenty-five years, to 199, when Shackleton was conquering Antarctic wastes, when Bleriot flew the Channel and when the Suffragettes were launching their camypeign, GALSWORTHY'S “ LOYALTIES.” The 8.8. C. is fortunate in Faving secured Ernest Milton for ...

... life from the days of Boadicea to the present day. While it had been necessary to fight for their privileges through the Suffragette Movement, women’s part, especially in Local Government, should be complementary to the work of the men. Women should seek ...

... Denmark got the vote a little later than here—l9ls (the franchise is at 23 for both sexes)—but more painlessly than our Suffragettes. Twenty-four out of their 200 M.P.s are women and there are two women Ministers in the Government. . At the end of Mrs ...

... American detectives attached to them for instruction. Their latest escapade entangles them with militant suffragettes. In the subsequent riot suffragette leader Vicky Edwards meets Bruce Adams, a newspaper reporter. Vicky and Bruce become friends and fall ...

... Dr. E. J. Hagen, former Moderator of the Church of Scotland, died at 76. Dr. Maude Royden, well-known womap preacher and suffragette, died aged 79. The law lost a distinguisheq jurist, Lord Porter, 79, whose chairmanship of an inquiry led to the first reform ...

... Todmorden Industrial Co-operative ‘Society. The liner carried coined \money to the wvalue of nearly £3,000,000. “KNOBSTICKS v, SUFFRAGETTES.”—Dyson U.ttley, a Hebden Bridge weaver, was summoned for assaulting a married woman who, the prosecution said, was dug ...

... “Lord Nelson”; 2nd Mr. Sydney Rohrer, “ David Garrick ”. Special prize for the most humorous costume: Mr. A, Taylor, “ Suffragette ”. * ‘ ...

... leaders—demonstrations with agitation and colourful displays witr: annoyance value that did so much | PERSONAT, for the Suffragettes and other e sinorities on the way to majorities. 'DI}.; I{dr.v;ggggscgowmm, son Omne suggestion is the holding of | gtansfielq ...

... honour for its care of the distressed, the bereaved and the poor amoeng its ranks. SUFFRAGETTES. — Todmorden has hitherto happily escaped the notice of the militant Suffragettes, but that there are sympathisers with the movement in our midst ...

... qddresved to the ediies of g 0 WSS SPVN M. R Was | ) o)oor Teuder” and is headed one of the attractions of annual gift |.. The Suffragettes and their unruly days, this getting tegether, not only methods ”: *Of course, when men o 8 the day but during helr prepara- ...

... ‘NEWSPAPERMAN REMEMBERS (Continued from Page Four) gave women the vote, a triumph for Mrs. Pankhurst, whose suffragette movement had swept the country, herself and marny supporters being sent to prison at their stormy meetings for obstructing the police ...