Article October 3, 1925 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Israel Cohen, Carrie Chapman Catt, John R. Mott

[Carrie Chapman Catt, as quoted in the Union Signal, Evanston, Illinois]

Bear in thought when bewildering, disillusioning things happen, that there is a great immutable divine law which controls the universe and compels humanity to go forward whether it will or not. Nothing good ever has been lost. Progress never can be stopped. The woman movement will go forward, and in the thirty-one countries not yet having equal suffrage women will be enfranchuised whether they will or not. Women are now on the fringes of politics. There is nothing to fear. ... The peace of the world is as certain to come as the sun to rise.

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