The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29

man suffrage Association form the
shist lss.is VI jissSssiSa ~ the ssSst-
iiflt sasasi convention of the a1sS.
sisslon shisL uesas hess ,a.isS -
sossssiioI si,h The sessions u Ihs
Na,tsssi College wos6.a's SSiffsss
Association sai ,h- Saftssgr ssssai
." b-e s.siarissi ~ the Congressional
Talon.
Tie ss.SsIa,Laa's fiasssisi affair.
siii h@ Ls.axhS fosnsiiy To is as-
sshsiaa Of ls sass -sSias oa TUESDAY
~.sa . soh,saitls- ~lii psss@al an
aias iinrnl ts the constitutions -
prosias an saaittDaat isS apsn III.
.s.dssts Of the constituent as.sRiss-
Iians- The n.n,S~s~ af these osgss-
iAaiisa. aif-aay taxed 10 cents an-
huaiiy for the support Of the ma
Jionai L-stS,
M..I at IN. So. accredited dele
ss,-s to the convention have arrived
May atsrsaatss are hef- ta attend.
II u estimated more than 100. ss-
credited drieknsrs and siisfnstss
viii aiieaa The sessions.
The fssmsi nsasIiugs of the san-
,SatIos viii rat h~:in nniii Nosaay.
Addresses ss ~.lsoa- ssi ih- r.-
sssss-s sse In b. foiiasrd by ssi~-
srsIiss at the sssfirsgs xtt..y IN ~
iIaai.. Thra Gill sossr an address
- ,h~ fssa~ssi suffrage An.aamss si
a.a the ssausi sdds~s. at the as~s-
.iailan's ps-sid.sI. Ds. Nnss tta~ara
shaw
Tho fir.i real s.,,in~ss .~ssian BE-
Gin. Ts-sasy nesaiss With shc pre-
-sssa'Ssa ef the sssnsS NJ tho sous.
mite" that framed sks fisaasiai
sa,-ndsnshi tn tho Associations roo
sltu,L.a. Nisvsiy there have b-en
oppressed a variety Of opinloas oa The
sdsisAttii,y of adopting the amens-
msni. especially an,ons the memhes-
ship of tho iassrr stale organizations
sad the great ind~p~ndsat to-ii-s
which oniy witt tho last year of -"
siasiiy s~eams affiliated with ihs
national association
The isdspcad~a, naei-. ,aassad
that - the, are large aud roli~vi
,.se- Gums fer the advancement Of
the suffrage cause their lsx for the
support of tho sa,tsasi body wiii bc
out Of prupastioa. On the other
hand the saiioasi eefir~ss son's
shas the asw ttsaa~ssi srksse v
osds ssesaaasy u the aaiiaaai boAy
y so push sosvarA The campaign Tor
uais~esai suffrage 10 this roasiss.
Thsy declare that tho !" eesis e
us~mb-s iax 10 not rummeasurs's
9th the dignity Of the ns,issai body
nor the cause that IL rcpscs~a,sl
The iadcr~ndra, bodies are power.
fui but according so the national on
Ulcers their activities h.r"i"fo'c have
hccs directed toward sd,aaciaf iho
.au.c In their r->p~rtivc ioeaiiiics.
On- .f these 10 tho Congressional ta-
lon of WasAinsina. organized for the
sd,arccn.rat as ths federal soa.,ita.
,ionai smGndmsut through CoaGrs-s.
Another In the wouan's Political
t'nioa of New York. isoih have lsrse
budgets and under the proIos-d scw
l.sral plan they woald he taxed hsas.
,,y to support the national orsan,.n.
tion.
Another subject to be fought ont
on the floor Of the couS~niion Will bC
the removal Of the national head.
quarters from New York To Washias-
ton. That question. however. In Que
that arises at each annual convent Inn
and therefore will not command the
attention given to tho flnacc aMcd-
meat. Washington Mffrssis,s are
planning a campaixn to regain tho
headquarters.
Tho preliminary work Of the con-
veution will l,e done tomorrow by
the credentials committee which
will examine the crctismttsls n the
delegates. Iis report will he pre-.
sCNtCd MOnuay. National OIftcers 10
not anticipate any difficulties In the
seating Of the delegations. The na-
tionni board also will hold It's annual
meeting tomorrow and the executive
committee will meet At night.
A treat mass meeting will he held
sunday afternoon at which DR.. Anna
Howard Shaw. president of the ma.
tional association. will preside.
Among tho speakers will he Miss
Jana Addans. OF Chicago. and sc'.-
ator. Helen Ring Robinson. OF Den
YER. meu,bar of the Colorado Senate.
At night a reunion Of the delegates
will be held at u local hotel.
Monday welcoming address to
the delegates will he delivered by