... a perfect measure, but because it was prac- P‘.ml and would introduce the principle of Women’s Suffrage. Mrs. Percy Dearmer expressed the fecling that the Suffrage movement was essentially a religious one, It is belief, not the negation of belief, that ...

... Hanks discovers this, and fondly imagines he will be able to persuade her to vote for him. It should be mentioned that the Women Suffrage Bill has been passed | at the time the action is supposed to take place. | Bventually Sybil’'s vote for her father just ...

... FrerUARY 17, 1912. A SUFFRAGE MATINEE. Woman Was triumphant in every item of the prograi e presented by the Women Writers’ Suffrage League at the New Princes Theatre on the afternoon of Feb. 9. The overture, “The pawn Of Victory,” composed expressly for ...

... that of the theatre, where men and women meet on an equality as to status and pay unknown in almost every other profession, it is mot a matter of surprise to find that the modern movement for the enfranchisement of women has found many warm adherents. The ...

... ‘“The Garden of Allah,” has given his opinions on Female Suffrage in an interview in the *‘ New York Times.” He said:—“l certainly believe women should have the vote, but cannot believe that women should be in the rough and tumble of life. They have never ...

... same year, the following resolution was passed :— “That this meeting of professional women call upon the Government immediately to extend the franchise to women; that women claim the franchise as a necessary protection for the workers under modern industrial ...

... Elizabeth Baker; New Princes Theatre (Women Writers’ Suffrage League matinée); New Princes Theatro, Feb. 9. “ fhakespeare’s Dream,” pageant of Shakespearean characters, by Mr. Guyton Heath (Women Writers” Suffrage League matinée); New Princes Theatre, ...

... entertaining. The minor parfs are woll filled, and the play is excelcutly mounted. Tug “At Home” to be given by the Women Wrilers’ Suffrage League at the Little Theatire on Tuesday afternoon promises to be a most interesting ome. A special feature of the ...

... Miss Terry found in the splendour of their womanhood an analogy of the present suffrage movement. It was not merely imagination on Shakespeare’s part, she said. These women really existed in his time. Some modern folk seemed to think that the early Victorian ...

... the last Parliament, and also member of the Coneiliation Committee for Woman's Suffrage, in an enthusiastic speech, mentioned that it was quite useless to refer votes for women to the country, becanse it was not s party question, and at present all {he voting ...

... Mrs. Ada Lee Biremond, Mr. A. law pressed hardiy upon women. The was glad | Bed u' Hxss Dolly Ellis, Mr. P. H. that in many of the Census papers returned, Be:d: 0 Mr. W E“w;n”,, Mr. W. T. | women had put themselves down as * Head of] B (:r W B [Blmo and ...

... in the Voting Contest to discover *The Most Popuiar Woman in South Africa.” At the matinee of the new musical comedy, “The Suffrage Girl,” which is being given at the Court Theatre, Sloane Square, on Saturday, March 4th, under the immediate patronage of ...