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... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE CONGRESS A congress of the International Women's Suffrage Alliance was opened on Monday in St. James's Hall and has been continued throughout the week. We present portraits of some of the notable delegates. Mrs. Chapman Catt, the president ...
... scalds. But if their disabilities were removed, it is a safe bet that there would be no women's movement to get back their present status. 'phe French women's suffrage movement, which -1- now numbers hundreds of thousands, is greatly handicapped by the ...
... improvement of women workers Male Leiaders of the Suffragettes The processionists walked behind a male brass band 1 ho Programme of the Suffragettes The amelioration of prison conditions Sopor cfV St erf man On Saturday afternoon 2,000 women assembled in ...
... Society aocl the Suffragists The Hon. M rs. Bertrand Russell One of the many Society women who has definitely associated herself with the Women's Suffrage Movement. She is one of the Committee who organised the banquet to the released Suffragettes at ...
... her adopted son, Private Dowey (Mr. G. II. Mulcaster), to stay with her and adopt her. The three gossips discussing women's suffrage and other burning questions round Mrs. Dowey's fireplace. (Miss Clare Greet, Miss Ivy Williams, and' Miss Pollie Emery ...
... To-day women's suffrage has been pushed aside while militant patriotism is in the air. A MASS MEETING IN TOKYO of delegates from various organizations, at which request for instant enforcement of the Women's Suffrage Law was made AN ALL- ...
... instruction class in aerial erecting*. WOMEN TRAINING IN AEROPLANE CONSTRUCTION. Using acetylene blow-pipes for welding metal parts, in the workshops provided by the London Society for Women's Suffrage to train women in aeroplane construction. THE IRREPRESSIBLES ...
... well-known advocate of women's rights, who succumbed last week to pneumonia at Rochester, New York, was born in 1820. She began her strenuous campaign in 1852, establishing a paper called Revolution and founding the National Women's Suffrage Association THE ...
... things to he a typist is surely a rcira avis. Princess Mary and Women's Suffrage. A lthough not much is known about the real opinion in royal circles on the question of women's suffrage little Prin cess Marv expressed herself very clearly and definitely ...
... She has always been keenly interested in the Feminist movement, and went on to the executive of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies in 1908. She was Assistant Preacher at the City Temple from 1917-1920. and is, with Dr. Percy Dearmer, the ...
... WOMEN OIF THE WOILD Outstanding Features and Personaliti at an International Feminine Congress Holland: Madame Rosa Manus, of Amsterdam, a delegate to a recent Congress of the International Alliance of Women's Suffrage and Equal Citizenship England Mrs ...
... Manchester University and formerly one of Mrs. Pankhurst's principal ad herents as organiser of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies when the suffragette fight was hottest, Miss Wilkin son has been M.P. for Jarrow, one of Durham's most distressed ...