Show I ENGLISH WOMEN DEMAND RIGHTS Voice oice of Femi Feml- F Femininity emi I trinity Becoming Louder Vi Visitor Says Tile The once wee v voice ice of English womanhood od Is becom becoming ng louder and louder in iri its demands for equal recognition In every phase of modern life according to Mrs 1 Marie Gardiner of London England who is stopping at atI j the Hotel Utah en n route to Los An- An I I geles where she will make her home Mrs Gardiner is the widow of an I American surgeon of the South and also a granddaughter of the former Lady Beverly Her father was an anI I officer of the English army before his death a few years ago I During the war Mrs Gardiner did practical nursing in various hospitals I I in England Tho The American men were the most I unselfish and uncomplaining of any of the soldiers with whom she came in contact during the tho war Mrs Gardiner Gar Gar- GarI I diner says She said she was in love I with Americans in general and intended intended in in- in I tended to live among them hereafter |