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t ‘ . r wf . . LOME HELLER °e iw . Freu Lotte Heller ia a Viernese, who = when still very young ~ og3- sentrated her thoughts ca literature and gave lectures to working Re! She married anc-went to Brunn, an Austzian provinciel town. Her in- tereste became centered in the Women's Movement. Her lectures stinred t mijdla class pmvincial minds to a more iniepancent thoughb*. E> chabine with her lecturing soon jourralistic work. . a] _ She wes the first merber of the "Suffrage Committes" sc sea ligaachc * {moortanse of women to put an end to wer and propagaied the meting Bf warn : at Zhe Hague in 1915, = . “om She Austrian revolution had the happy effect of granting to waren, the possibility of having meetings of their cwa, and at the first great meet ite of women, Lotte Heller spoke to over three thousand people. o - Lesder of Press Bureau of W.I.L., only delegate of the Austrian Qfi tion to the Hague in 1922. As a member of the Executive Comittee ehe is continpally furthering the cause of women's ideals towards peace and freedom. XN c . YEGLA HERTZEA ‘ Founder of the new Women’s Clubs in Vienna. Founder of the first Lisien trian School of Agriculture for women. Since 1914, pacifist worker for rSteew national Peace. BELGIUM oe LUCIE DEVARDIN Supplementary member of the Belgian Chember of Deprtics, Fecera? Secretary of the Woren's Socialist Party, and et precent actively eugaged jn organizing relief fer Germany. Mile. Dejarcin was made a Chevalier of the Order of Lecpoia lI in recognition of her war services. During the war, because of her activities, she was taken pracouer and sentenced to déath with six civilians charged with erpioasce. Westin she was marched out to be shot eariy one morning and saw then drup tefore Ler, 4 one by one. It was only at the last moment that she learned that he: Senterse had been commted to an indefinite sentence in a military orison. ‘iter three . years of terrible hardships, she was freed and immediately organized a scsiety consisting of former soldiers and of women sufferers from the war, wita the yh- ject of relieving the children of the Certral Empires. . ME, JENNY BOGILOVA-PATTE? © Renowned national and international woman. cournailec aad a woman of letters of the new Spirit. From an early age she has been 6 fighter fo, tLe emancipation of wowan, and is now s merbur uf the Women's intesnational Ice. She is often called “the Apostle of the New Soviety”.