 Months later in a September conference, Emmeline Pankhurst made it clear she'd continue being in charge of WSPU.Also in 1907 – Close to 80 members left the WSPU and formed the Women's Freedom League (WFL), which was also a militant organization.1914 – By this point there were about 4,000 members within the WFL, most pacifists, and so they turned down any chance to be involved in British Army's recruitment campaign.