El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-18
National Association Dele
gates Gather For Conven-
ton in Large Numbers

Torfsviue. XIV. Oct. 18.-Ihe suLLla-
gets are here. Long ones 49, S l5~-
lean ones and fat ones are 9S--t - "a
viewed to their various holeLs - - ~
,--.-57er ~ +be annual convention %
ne National Woman's Suffrage assn
citation tomorrow $3.50. 81 force
The citizens have turned uL- ia - - +
81 welcome them small boys nee
-raf~ annroach with ZOO. Looh' ~
nv there's another one DElh6Ls -
orate their steeds with suALl .e-5S+;siDe
tons. The restaurants are a. s-1rf~s -
meals at equal prices. sui ~ -
00cIvtafTf has sprung into De-L6- -
before October p, the close on t-S -.
ventiOn, it is expected IlaI even
bu+chers win wear aprons 49,.
me- present gathering is the creates
IA +be history OF the national assoS--
alton Women from alt pdLts % -
country have jOurneyed az lll --.7S -, :
expense 10 be present az lSs -S5---, IN 2
+f1nr for two matters OF paraIllo I ~
importance to the cause VIII come Oe-
fore the delegates .,- ,-,o,
one az these VIII be decision IpJL
- - e-57 means to further the fight
fo- aauua1 rights in AIneLica-1a ~
-f=forl .rreaanlinent importance 1Qf 5ly
less than five states have passed -
suffrage bin and VIII submit the qtSs
tion of equal suffrage 70 --eH
al the next elections
HTrr Puukhurst on Hand.
The other is the presence oL -ii =
-F7r7neline Pankhurst, head Of 5ne mn
+arf .zuffraEet faction Of England az
- 80 IoS-jbfiit~ that some important
changes may be adopted IN lne - 49,
lean fight for equal Suffrage IN -
the exposition she viii give ~ ~
success OF English su11raglsl ul5- L-s5-l
FTffhertO the women OF the OALLeu
states have held aIOOf from the sIEeAl
Gus methods adTocaIed Dy tLS 49, y
nTes of Mrs. PankhursI- preL@LLlLl5 -
eondacr their campaigns with an ~
derlfness that has r1Faled Ine p4lL -
campaign Of the great parties Llat -
before the voters W TN LLs5 - --5 II 49,
their hands In the near 1uluie. , -os
ever. it Is thought that some chanse
may be made .7-~ ,
6lreadv the assembled delegates ha-Ee
rplft into factions on the quesuon OF
English suffragist methols- anu lo 100
many Of those present stated tnaL ln5y
thought the more spectacular me- ---,y--1
Of the English women No-LG P-G ~,
more efffcacious 80 dealing with the
COMING campaigns. This feeling seems
10 have been brought about oy a r6a-l-
zation that Su1trageU speakers e-l
campaign managers cannot De SO olFL-
ded as TO cover the whole uFe s>a-es ~
a thorough manner
on the other hand a very strong pOQy
is against any deviation from the Inetn-
DDS that have won several states 10 the
side of equal suffrage. This faction
holds that any undue display OF tne
militant would do more harm tnaI
good.
with regard TO the campaigns tlen-
selves. IT is said that strenuous eIrorI 8
VIII be made to raise sufficient FUNDS
for the opening Of offices and the dis
patch Of spell binders to the states
where the voters viii decide the SUI
trace question. Tt was also stated here
TODAY that another self denial week
may be inaugUrated, though on large
scale than che one held to raise IunQs
for the recent suffrage election ID Call-
f0rnia Several other methods OF rals-
ing money are also under consideration
and IT is probable that the convention
will adopt a definite plan Tor the ra-ls-
ing Of funds for suffrage fights or the
future
Another interesting feature Of the
meeting viii be a discussion OF the
California election, with explanations
Of the campaign methods used and some
EIorying over its success for the cause
Of suffrage.
a female quartet viii sing the latest
Fuffra get songs. A vaudeville enter
fainment viii be given by members OF
the association. Moving pictures depict
ing the different phases Of the suffrage
movement will presented.
The list of speakers VIII include
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, Dr. Harvey
W. Wiley. chief Of the bureau of chem
istry. Miss Harriet May Mills, president
of the New York Suffrage association
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, president OF
the national association; Miss Laura
Clay and many others.