Such is the immensely difficult task that must be faced by every one of us to-day. All of us are charged with heavy responsibility. Ours is a greater inheritance than ever before there has been in the world. We have all of us become responsible in a new and sterner way; to unite in our search to find the new right paths. Three generations of industrialism have created hideous abuses; we have to end them. With our wider vision and more knowledge, with the lessons we have learned, with the pain of our suffering, and our sacrifices still branded on our hearts, we have to unite one with the other and all of us together to renew and to justify life. We have to remake the world. APPENDICES TABLE 1.--Summary of the Position as regards the Employment of Women, April, 1914. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Increase in the Estimated Percentage Employment of Women Number of Women since July, 1914. of to Total ------------------------- Women Number of Percentage Approximate employed, Workpeople of these Increase July, 1914. employed, employed in in OCCUPATION July, 1914. July, 1918. Numbers. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Industries 2,176,000 26 25 537,000 Government Establishments 2,000 3 9,098 197,000 Gas, Water, Electricity (under Local Authorities) 600 1 724 4,000 Agriculture 80,000 9 11 9,000 Transport 17,000 2 459 78,000 Tramways 1,200 2 1,466 18,000 Finance and Banking 9,300 5 660 63,000 Commerce 296,000 29 71 354,000 Professions (mainly Clerks) 50,500 28 118 57,000 Hotels, Public Houses, Cinemas, Theaters, etc. 181,000 48 14 25,000 Civil Service, Post Office 60,300 24 78 59,500 Other Civil Service 5,500 9 1,809 99,500 Other Services under Local Authorities 196,200 34 16 31,000 -------------------------------------------------------------------- Total 3,276,000 24 47 1,532,000 --------------------------------------------------------------------