Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-28
4 Charge Upon
 Pren1ier's Home
suFFRAGETTEs' PLAN FRusTRA-
 TED BY POLICE
TWENTY ONE ARRESTS
Sylvia Pankhurst and Score of Others Gathered In-PoIioe Badly Injured by Kicks and Blows

London July 27-SyIvia Pankh urst the militant suffragette, who was out on license under the "cat and mouse law was the leader of a suffragette demonstratien today which surpass- ed all previous Sunday afternoon af- fairs of the sort. During the riot ing which followed Miss Pankhurst was re-arrested and taken to Hollo- way jail.
 Intended Charge on Prenier's Resi-
 The meeting which was held in Trafalgar square by the mems fed eration for Woman's surage and the east end branch of the Woman's So- cial and Political union, had been an nounced in advance and this fact and also runor that 8 charge upor Premier Asquiths residence with res olutions was planned, brought enor- nous crowds into the stage.
 Twenty -one Arrests.
 "On to Downing street. proved the watchword and but for vigorous work by the mobilized police, who arrest ed Miss Pankhurst and twenty mer and women supporters, there would have been window smashing, and per haps worse damage at prenier's house The procession of men and women marched from Whttechape1 to Trafal- SdI square WICn the DdnQ playTnS Mar sellla1se and planted banners on the plinth of the Nelson column Miss Pankhurst made a dramatic appear ance from among the crowd and was dragged to the, plinth: amid great cheering When the demonstration had subsided she made an impassioned speech to the crowd.
 Miss Pan<hurst Defies Police.
 "The time for speaking is over," she said. Deeds not words are wanted Let us all go to Downing street.
 Miss, Pank1hurst concluded by saying she was going. to defy the authori- ties and carry resolutions to the premIerS residence ourselves.
 A roar of approval greeted this an nouncement and in an instant Miss Pankhurst with a bundle of papers in her hand. was swept off the plinth by the mob and the square was a mass ot exited and struggling people.
 Pollcet Capture Miss Pankhurst
 The huge crowd, Miss Pankhurs leading 1t. then followed toward Down ing street A platoon Of police which had come at double trot from Scot land yard formed a cordon across the road, which was effecticeIy aided by z blockade of wheeled conveyances Mounted police then rode into the crowd, scattering it and driving the PeOplG OOW1 NdTlOuS streets, While Of- f1cers in plain clothes got possession of Miss Pankhurst after a fist fight with her bodyguard of east end youths. The mounted men then cleared the way for their brother of fcers, who escorted the prisoner tc cab while she in the meantime was Justify shouting for help.
 Miss Pankhurst Shows Fight.
 Miss Pankhurst was driven to Holl- oWay jail to serve the remainder ot her sentence or stay until she Is agai1 released through a hunger strike. Tn the station house she struggled des- perately with the officers and smash ed a window with rule which is used to measure prisoners.
 After Miss Pankhurst had been talk en into custody two women were ar rested for throwing stones at MT Asquith's windows. During the roit. ing in the square and along the line of march several policemen were badly injured by kicks and blows.
 Suffragette Meetings Broken Up.
 Riotous scenes occurred tonight a the marble arch end of Hyde Park where a number of suffragette meet lngs were held One of the speakers after a heated argument with a mar who was heckling her, struck him This incident led the mob to rush upor the platform, and the police were com pelled to interfere to protect the wom- en seated near the speaker from the angry crowd. All the meetings in the park were then broken up