Women wanted: The story written in blood red letters on the horizon of the Great World War

by Mabel Potter Daggett

CONTENTS

CHAPTER		PAGE
I	Glimpsing the Great World War	[13]
II	Close Up Behind the Lines	[48]
III	Her Country’s Call	[82]
IV	Women Who Wear War Jewelry	[115]
V	The New Wage Envelope	[147]
VI	The Open Door in Commerce	[201]
VII	Taking Title in the Professions	[239]
VIII	At the Gates of Government	[280]
IX	The Rising Value of a Baby	[308]
X	The Ring and the Woman	[338]

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MRS. PANKHURST’S GREATEST PARADE

When she led 40,000 English women through the streets of London in July, 1915. This procession is the vanguard in the march of all the women of the world to economic independence.