MARRYING BROKEN HEROES

Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 248, 19 October 1915, Page 2

MARRYING BROKEN HEROES

WOMEN'S VIEWS

" LONDON. Oct. 15

Discussing the League- for Marrying Broken Heroes, Lady Muir McKenzie advocates an age-limit of twonty-oho. Indian marriages, she urges, ire nappy, although th« .parties had not previously seen each other. ■■ * ' . . ,», Lady Byron says that it is a woman's character to care for the helpless, and .thousands would like, the opportunity. The -League was an excellent thing for quiet girls, who otherwise would not meet men. The Marchioness of Townshend says thao it is perfectly ridiculous that women should wait until broken lieroes should! ask their hands in marriage. Lad} Limerick says that the women of England should provide wives for ,all tho lonely wounded. Miss Sylvia Pankhurst says: "No lovo, no marriage."