Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-01-11 | Page 5 | Famous Militant Suffragist Appeals to Womanhood of America, Britain and France to Form Solid Unit of Love and Unity

, , Lr - - i" a Farrou Militant Sufirarjist Aopvals to Wc:riA hcoo of America, Britain and France to Form Scl.c) Unit of Love and Unity , 1 i ... , .i . . . DV ZO CCCKLEV. NLW !:!. .i.f . i!. -a wonaa'a own lie.irt i I,. '. i i.-arher." . - Kmmidlni Pdnxhurst, once t.r 'j ttxi Drlllah ''booby now a moat ,la.c and o.nsor . . I . cltiz-n foafer-iix foafer-iix tliei .if four war i.r 'i Hi The onc-tlme leader of the militant Rufiragl.t, w in.hiw -snii.t'o. r anl in.ill-Ik.- torcher, hat ben tUlfalb llvlhg In Victoria. B. C . for over a year, rustic-; utul le"turlng. Bba iia come acroaa border'-to le t;m ui Ni n i r)i un alaWWhefe. Intend -It;: lo return t" t'apada hoi jnd PEACE MOT MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEM. "What la Uie inoatl li ip riant prol.lein In the world todays ' I ;ikrtl trd new. idump, nlnlt-cheeked rrf.-ii of the Bm-melinc Bm-melinc I'ankliurpt I once deacribed as a "wlp .f an elderly lady." "You as pool me to answer. 'Peace," aha aahl. "But In-onfiider an harmonlou unilcrntanding between Qie K:iglili-wr'eakinir K:iglili-wr'eakinir ountrii - ii.d i-"ran' the iirx import ant King. Peace v. Ill ncccasarll follow.' "Do you think women should work universally uni-versally for general disarmament ?" Mra. Pankhurat shook her head. "UntiL t'n manaae (com which lh last war sorting Is doflaltel) de9troy illsamiami-rit Ix unwise. We need a i.ii-Ler i.ii-Ler underatandlnir "f t'n- situation In i n lial Hurope before we lay down our arms. Dtanr manteh t in not so ilmple as von liilnk." WARNS AGAINST "N'OOtRN" AND "DROAO" IDEAS. "IIav! not (icrt'iiauy teeth been drawn' " '"By no moans. And I appeal to all ! rlj eofranchlaed women to ytudy thu idtu.itlon carefully uud noi be misled bj the Idt-as so widely iut forvvril .IK 'uiod- ' cm' and 'hroad." Great Britain. Fraoce ' und the ' nlted States who fought as I alllea and xacririced so much must above .ill things ftJnd together now. putting balde ail lhal i apt to b-aii t potty "Much i- i in;i done to foment trov-; hie. it is woman's, wpeetal buatneaa t.. 1,1 ificati and harmonise, i would scj the women of Ajgiarlca. IShfland mi France m . i.i mjI d Irlple alliance of lo e ; and loyal t) " I Must how shall Ihe average American ; woman set about to fotdef this Interna- ; tlnnal sisterhood TV l aaked. Mr- Pankhurat considered a moment. I 'It rati join a club She can read, i ink. discuss. She must learn the truth Jon Important ciiestiona and form opinions ; of her own. A safe rule la for a woman ' to ask how will this matter affe t my hlldren. my home, my husband, my town" Her heart, mlmi and mother love i b In i w ill guide her. BELIEVES IN WOMAN'S INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY, j "I do not urg. a 'woman's parly.' I believe in Ihe individual responsibility of I Old wife, mother, girl. All women shouSd i choose the orderly; constructive policies and beware of the destructive ones so i dangerously unleashed since the ar. "Class and national discord and interference inter-ference In other nations' affairs should he shunned Women -ire naturally coip servers, protectors. "Now Is the time to use their facul-, ii. Uieii ili'iil brain and their H -I I . jiris iii i-very way possible to j foster the two Cm Conservation and Co-: Co-: operation: Women are good fighters. They arc still better peacemakers. Sirs. Pankhursd would uot t-ll the names of the four liny war-waifs she has adopted. They are all under six year of aje. all the dauhterN of xol- dtors. Thi will leve with h.-r in Englanil. be i-dii'-ated b her S.nd trained to Some firm of si lf-support under bersilf and her ilaughteir Chrysiobel.