| 1--Miss "Robert" goes on her beat. Birkenhead's new women police have just begun their duties, acting as court doorkeepers and traffic managers at the crossings. It is unsettled whether a member of this force will be known as "P.C. Mary Smith," or "Policewoman Smith." A sergeant and constable going on duty. 2--Maids of the Mail.--The first women drivers of Post Office mail vans have just started work i in London. One of them is here-seen on duty With one of the old drivers. honda Womers Service aly ~The tmmense uthering at Albr Hall meeting of women workers was attended by the Queen. Here are two Auxiliary Force girls. A Mother' Takes Son's Place at Forge. Her sof Frank baving Joined wp, Mrs Heath, the wife of a Ripley blacksmith, has taken his place at the forge, and helps ber husband from early in the morning until late at night. The picture shows hér at work: $-- "Tommy" asd the "Munitionette. "---One of the many piquant incidents on "Women's Day." when pansies were sold by girl munition Workers. ¢ 6--Nothing Scares thése Women. --Womei grooms employed in the stables of a arm ot Post mail contractors. They wse an electric brush. 7--Ambulance Girls.--=Xn eager interest marked the Women's Meeting which the Queen, attended at Albert Hail. Members of the Women's Heserve Ambylance. wid foarvice tui Waban. Vint shotographs-of wamieh on ibe aad A willing girl pupil in breeches and rubber boots, bringing in the goat kids for the night. : . ) >