Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-10
Will
!. START FIREWORKS
THIS MONTH
Former Playfulness Will Pale
Into Insignifioance Beside
Campaign to Be Started on
Recalcitrant Cabineteers.


(Associatcd Press Correspondence
London. Nov. 10.--Thc opening gun
Of the busy autumn campaign Of che
National Union OF Womene Suffrage
s0cieiies. the constitutional orRaniza-
ton Of the suffraglsts win be- fired
IN November In The form Of a con-
errted attack on the constituencies
I or the cabinet members who oppose
women's cnfranchiscment
This preliminary attack will take
the form Of political support OF ccr-
tain labor candidates. who expect to
oppose the antl-suffraRs cabinet MEM
bers at the neat general election. The
government Is being attacked because
although u has majority in favor
Of wOmen'H suffrage II refuses to
make their enfranchiscment gov
eminent measure. The Labor party
win De assisted because u Is. 30 Tar.
the only party which has placed wo-
mems suffrage In its official platform.
The Union itself IL non-paTtisan, en-
bracing members from all the parties
but u ~ the considered opinion Of the
officials that the hand at the govern
mept should be forced by opposing
its nntl-suffrage adhereuts
Tho educational side OF the CAM
paigr ia 60 be- concentrated on an eff
! fort 20 show the public quite clearly
one az least 81 the reasons why the
Union desires the eufranchisement OF
women This reason will be express
cd In terms OF the welfare OF chill
dren 4 program has been arranged
under the general title Of "The Child
and the state" The campaign viii
be- carried on under the various heads
Of infant mortality, children In tho
schools. defective children. deiinaucn,
children, state children. employment
Of children, and the legal position Of
children.
The police have been subjected 60
considerable criticism for the small
number 81 arrests they made at the
recent Bow Baths riot IN the East
End. whom Sylvia Pankhurst was res
cued by her followers. hut modesty
has prevented the London policemen
from coming forward with perfect-
~ adequate excuse FOR his small suf-
fragette bag.
The story Of the newest form OF
militant strategy might never have
been made public had not some Of the
victorious suffragettes boosted about
Il 10 their friends. According 20 these
fighters every time policeman
graspcd q suffragettc one Of her COM
radcs. told OFF for that purpose, would
"Trip open the officers coat and cut his
auspcnders Torn between conflict
ing senses OF duty and modesiy the
constable had 20 sacrifice his cap
turo or mis- dignity. and everyone who
knows tho London bobby" will guess
that the prisoner escaped.
The troubles OF the much-abused
police aid not end with the escape Of
their prisoners, for when they were
lined up before the inspector 10 report
OFF duty, they got rating for their
failure 90 stand at attention with
hands az their sides The chatting
: az their comrades ia tho station house
when they dlscoN cred the cause for
this slackncss. dld not aud to their
happiness.
II Is said that when Miss Pank-
hurst was arrested the next night a.
Poplar Town Hall her captors had
, provided for a repetition OF the at
tack by anchorinR their trousers "a
securely that a mare shipping of the
susppenders did not cause them any
concern.
Never was a greater contrast be-
tween two Queens afforded than tho
presence together OF Queens Mary and
( Alexandra al the marriage OF Prince
Arthur OF Connaught and the Duchess
of Fife.
Although common report says the
two women are not on the most
friendly terms. custom demands that
az many functions they appear 20.
; rether. and al the marriage al 81
James Palace they both entered and
left the chapel hand IN hand Oi
The two. In face az least. Queen Alex.
audra who win be sixty-nine on De
ccmhor / next. and Is therefore TWEEN,
ty-thrce years older thnn her daugh-
ter-in-laW, appears the younger bat
when she walks her age Is more ap.
lnarcnt Her face, too Is always
Enlightened by smil. which no doubt
laccounts for her noyer-waning pop
ulnrity with the general public. ahc
always cheer her more heartily than
any members Of the royal family
with the possible exception Of IN,
Duke of Connausht. with whom sh,
divides honors in this respect.
Leaving the chapel tho other day u
was noticed that the queen Mother
with that tact for which both she and
King Edward we're famous iingero,
to bow Co an present SO that mons
might feel slightcd, In fact she wal
20 persistent In this that Queen MARI
had more than once to gently urge hei
, forward.