"HEAVE THEM OUT."

Grey River Argus, 21 November 1912, Page 8

"HEAVE THEM OUT."

SHRIEKING SUFFRAGE! TES

jOHN^BukN'S'. WARM. MEETING

r LOKDON, Nov. 9. ■ -Mr-. foKh 'Burns nad ah 'exciting eh^ Counter with suffragettes at- ajtneeting' in l B after sba. - --; '.. ■■ . y ;. : They . turned the meeting into pande- 1 monium, : and the , Minister at '- last, in des'peratibjii •called on the police . x to !'!heaye. them , out J" - -• .. -One . .suffragette started , the, uproar -by interjecting. A steward put his haricl : over .'Ker'. "mouth .to vstop her,' whereupon she fell on the floor shriek- . ing. .A ; mail,' then tackled the 'steward, but he and the woman were both ejected... ..-.\ ...,,,'..- ' " , The other women in the hall then. vi,vork.cd: . themselves . up into a^frenzy pf..e^c,itement,^scEieaming and shaking thcir-.fists at, Mr Burns. .. , . ."Heaye .them, out," cried the Minister.,-, ai^d . ; men. wn.o,ihad been posted about, the hall to .maintain order threw .their ..ar;nis,Mbout^heyhysterical. women, and carried them, ..fighting like wild cats, „i nto,. .. the street., ,.,. . . . .. There wjer-e.a i 'n r umbef ■ <$. children in t^ie- .audience, who were terror-stricken at the -uproaVtes^~-.x.-,.-fe.-.-s r -; :.': ' "