. Scannell's New Jersey erste Bürger: Biographien und Porträts der wichtigsten lebenden Männern und Frauen von New Jersey mit Information Blicke in der Geschichte des Landes und die Angelegenheiten. edin Siedlung und wurde aresident der New Yorker Kol-lege Abrechnung für ein Jahr, halten-ing die Hochschule Siedlung Asso- ciation Gelehrsamkeit, und wasafterwards Arbeitnehmer inseveral Siedlungen in England. Sie später Assistant Sec wurde - retary der Dalston District of London Charity Organisation Gesellschaft und wurde auch atvarious Mal Besucher für die New York Charity Organisation Gesellschaft unddie Birmingham, En

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. Scannell's New Jersey first citizens : biographies and portraits of the notable living men and women of New Jersey with informing glimpses into the state's history and affairs. edin settlement work and was aresident of the New York Col-lege Settlement for a year, hold-ing the College Settlement Asso-ciation Scholarship, and wasafterwards resident worker inseveral settlements in England.She later became Assistant Sec-retary of the Dalston District ofthe London Charity Organiza-tion Society and was also atvarious times visitor for the New York Charity Organization Society andthe Birmingham, England, Charity Organization Society. While a student in London, Miss Paul was aroused by the EnglishMilitant Suffrage movement. Under the auspices of the Womens Socialand Political Union of England of which Emmeline Pankhurst was thehead, many exciting demonstrations were made in the British House ofCommons. Miss Paul participated in these and was seven times arrestedand three times imprisoned. She took part on each imprisonment in thehunger strike and once was forcibly fed while undergoing a months im-prisonment. Returning eventually to this country, more strongly imbued. 394 Perkins than ever with the spirit of sacrifice for the political freedom of her sex, she took the chairmanship of the Congressional Committee of the NationalAmerican Woman Suffrage Association during 1912, 1913. In 1913 she helped to organize the Congressional Union for WomanSuffrage, an organization devoted solely to securing an amendment to thenational constitution. In 1916 she helped to form the Womans Party, anorganization made up of women voters for the support of national womansuffrage and became a member of its National Executive Board. She waschairman of the Congressional Union from its formation imtil 1917, whenit amalgamated with the Womans Party, mider the name of the NationalWomans Party. She then became National Chairman of the combinedorganizations and still holds this position. In the summer

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