Women Fanatics

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 217, 13 March 1914, Page 5

Women Fanatics

A SUGGESTED SOLUTION. "DEPORT Til KM TO SOUTH Ali RICA!" By Cable—Press Association—Copyright Received 12, 11.40 p.m. London, March 12. Holyrood, and Row Palaces, the Albert Memorial Chapel, and the Royal Stables at Windsor ale also clos'-d. Art students are excluded from the National. Gallery. American and other visitors are indignant at being unable to sec the art treasures. .Mr. McKcnna, at'question time, invited suggestions as to how to deal with the suffragettes, and elicited cries of "Deport them to South Africa!" FURTHER DAMAGE TO PROPERTY. London, March 11. The suffragettes burned stacks at tie' Nottingham Corporation sewage farm, doing several thousands pounds worth of damage. Miss Gibbs, Quakeress, was fined £lO or two months' imprisonment for attacking a policeman with a dog whip in Holloway Caol. Suffragettes, using petrol, Tired the woodwork of Park House, Edgbnston. Flames burst out. but caused- only slight damage. The National Portrait Gallery, the Tate Gallery, and the Hampton Court Galleries are all closed. THE SLASHED VENUS. Received 12, 5.20 p.m. London, March 12. Professor Haser, of Berlin, a picturerestorer, considers that the "Venus" has not suffered so much bv the axe as it would have if the woman had handled a clumsy cleaver.