Includes correspondence with: the Save the Children Fund, regarding a "Famine Day" street collection (see Keeling); the Kensington Society for Equal Citizenship, regarding supporters of women's suffrage in the Punjab; and Franklin Kidd, regarding a Malthusian text, The Science of Power by Benjamin Kidd, which is of importance for "the cause of women in the nation and in the world".
Also includes 2, apparently unused, tickets for the British Esperanto Congress in Liverpool in June 1919 (see Kongres-Bileto).