antagonistic to woman's rights movement, x.

World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
formation of, x.
facts concerning, 38.
advocates woman's suffrage, 38.

Worm, Pauline, 122.

Writers' League, 68.

Wu, Fang Lan, 258.

Wyoming,
woman's suffrage in, 16.
elections in, 20.
legal status of women in, 39, 40.

Yale University, 24.

Young Turkish Woman's League, 249, 250.

Young Turk movement, women and, 248, 249.

Zenana, 250, 253.

Zetkin, Clara, 152.

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