Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19

ALLIANCE MEETS
DELEGATES FIN ALL PARTS or
THE WOisLlGATHER FOR
CONlRENCE

BUDAPEST, lne IS Tnous-
ands OF women ~eprescnting nearly
every race. lang1ge and religion OF
the world. have altered In the an
Client capital %ofHungary to take
part In the se,tth conference OF
the lnternationa woman's Suffrage
Alliance, which Dened Monday and
will continue in cssion through the
week. The hostries OF tn city are
taxed TO their csacity. and many OF
the leading famhes have opened
their homes for ne accommodation OF
the visitors.
The conventiQ promises to give
Ito the cause. Utmost notable impe-
tus since the iuspiion OF the equal
suffrage movemt. The delegates
include hundred OF men and wom-
on who are ranel among the intel
lcctual leaders q their own coun.
tries. From slin has come Com
testa Emilia doPardo Bassan. the
famous novelist Yhile among the
aejeessss from Soden Is Selma Lag
erbf. also flames az a writer of
fiction. Flora Anna Steele, tho
English novelist Herman Bahr. the
Austrian writer ne Marchcsa Luci-
fera. Italian orior; Keir llardie,
English labor lader; Catherine O
Rennes. the Ouch composer, and
Lawrence Housian. the English au-
thor. are amongthe gpted delegates.
Several counties will be- repre-
scented for the lrst time. among
them Egypt. Cha. India. Burmah.
Japan and the Philippines other
countries that VII take a prominent
-fpart arc Great Britain, At%tstratrs'
Canada. South frica. France. Aus
tria. Germany. sweden, Bclgium.
bulgaria. I%celauL Denmark, Seryia.
Hungary. Switzerland. Italy and the
United States.
M Ttil fFfHAhNffN w AN' 'NHf'N
where the equal suffrage movement
has won It's nos notable victories
I; the delegates from the United state
naturally will have q leading par
r In the proceedings Of the intcrna
. tional conferenc, The America
, delegation numhrs several hundrc'
members and Includes such note
4 leaders as Mrs. @rrie Chapman Cat
president and founder Of the All
p anco: Dr. Anna toward Shaw, pres
II dent of the American Woman SUI
rage Association Miss Jane Adam.
of Chicago: Mrs Henry Willard, Mr.
10 II. 2. Relmoa and Mrs. WilliaI
4 ITod Helmuth. II New York; Mr.
q Stanley Mccormick Of Boston, an
Miss Anna MAXWELL Jones OF TeNa
n Frederick Nathan Of New York
here as q dolegate go the Mems II
ternational Alliance for Woman Su
frage. which ls To meet az the sam
a time as the uomen's organization.
t, Preliminary meeting viii be- bel
tomorrow in many Of the church'
i, OF Budapest Prominent anon
these will bee the services OF %
american delegation. which viii ]
- attended hy 1'l delegate who sp"a
the ENGLISH language This assem-.
|, lago will listen TO an address on n
equal franchise problem from u
n Rev. Anna Howard Shaw OF PM
delphia
Following me exchange of gree
le ings and Tho .fher f1fmaiiiies oi "
orcninr the delegates will ass'ml
Monday for NE first Of the regul
70 sessions. Bach morning of the wet
m the dclogat' will meet 10 disru
the business problems that haT" %
In Licked the disc rsifcd membership
the international Alliance 1.'
N ternoops v.. be devoted tu I-i
a seoing aud he evening" io ma
meeting AMI features OF social O.
tcrtainmeut
10 Each of tH forenoon session N
vi be devoted 1 III consideration
In different su Gets bearing upon
r. propagation Of woman sI.'f
throuphout he world. There SCI
ID be- a rcpor rom each of ih' a'
" cations rep. sentiuF their consul
IN ent countri These reports VI
embody a u.rratiou of th' pr'r..
m made duriuf he past few wears
n plans Of car paigu found most '''.
y. tive in that particular country %
al an exchange % ll.aa tlra..