God-fearing Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, who once denounced the late Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst as an "unnatural woman," repented last week. When asked if he would unveil a bronze likeness of Suffraget Pankhurst, subscriptions for which are now being solicited, he said, "I will."
Appropriately Big-Little Mrs. Pankhurst will be cast seven feet tall, will stand on a four-foot pedestal in a corridor of the Houses of Parliament, towering triumphantly above minute males.
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