New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-26
Latin-Anerican Delegates to
baltimore Convention
Make Suffrage Debut
Backed by u. S. Women
Organization Is Formed
Opening Move Will BE for
Higher Education; Fear
Rivalry in Own Countries
By Emma Bugbec

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'"H' so I"NE IN the southern hcmi-
sphere and tho twentieth century. But
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ears old Al Mr. Cott,, otbnr band
vas Miss Jono Addone Who conorotu,
lated the infant orcanivation u,hen y
was complctcd. The ORGANIZATION ;s Ia
be called the par-Amer;can Associa+io,
for The Advancement OF Women
Throe A;,ns ou.,;nod
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us purposes VIII % threetold: o
promote the higher education Of women
a'o 10 OBTAIN 'or married women right
20 own property ana 20 collect wages;
10 promote inc riGnt o, women TO vote,
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An organization committee was
created. which is to consiet of ore
member from each country il North
and South America The official dele
Gnte from each country present at the
official committee member unless there
is more than one delegate here, in which
case they are to select their own leader.
One Of the problems which worried
tho South American. Mexican and
Central American delegates Wes the
possible rivalry Of women back home
The meeting Of the Pan American
convention took place Independently OF
the convention OF the National League
Of Women Voters, which opened to-day
Recommendations for the work Of the
six major departments of the league
occupied the women nearly all day. De
tails OF the program for American
citizenship, women in industry. chile
welfare, social hygiene, uniform laws
concerning women, food supply and dc
mand were submitted to the conven-
ton and will be voted upon on Thurs
day. Reports Of tho depart nent Of ef
hcicncy in government and Of the spe
cial committee on reduction of anna
ments we're also made.
Divided on Politics
Tho mco,ir,. to.n,orror, ,or,;r. evil
he MARKED bv q disruss;on an '' 80 o,ld
tho Ieocuo I,dorsc o. O,noxo Cor6;
dates >" THE l. q oues,ion ,,no,, ,,,,,;c !
members are divided same believirr
vigorously that to TAKE sides noliticnIls,
is 10 Iii ,he "nonNna,tisan' nolir,, -
the league others bel;ovine tba+ ,Sitl-
ont takinc mart in no);fica; carra,one
the league has no effectiveness NJ
decision on this imro,font question "a
nolicv will be permitted AT This con.
yentjon.
The most brilliant social function ~
the convention took place this eve.
ming with the dinner at the Century
roof addressed by Secretary of Com.
merce Hoover. Governor Ritchie of
Maryland; Viscountcss Astor, Mrs
HARRIET TAYLOR linton Renuhl;c.n.
Mrs. Emily Newell Blair. Democrat
and representatives Of the three
Americas.
President HARDING sent message
through Mrs Maud Wood Park, presi-
dent of the league. and Secretar Her
pert hoover was oes'gnated as the ON
ciai repfcseh'aI,'e or the Aonllnistra-
uon. | ne fresldent message follows
NY interest IN the Pan-Amerlcan
conference or Women has caused me
greatly 20 wish that | might be able
to accept the invitation to attend and
address your banquet. 1t would be a
great satisfaction to express my inter
est in this international gathering of
| women leaders in public life and civic
activities. From 1t I confidently be-
lieve will issue results calculated +c
cement the sentiments of FRIENDSHIP
and co-operation among the neonies Of
the Western continent. The world has
reason to welcome every effort lnoL;,c
toward larger co-onerations hettor I'VE, q
derstandinp and tho minim;zina IS AZ
ferences and frictions. In th;s dirac.
ton the women With +,e;r sra u sans.
of human valuce fhn;r eraro WV '. e,s
noses and their unsnj6sh ssn;rot u9 psl
The bettcrment If ~ racs p,;, ~" ~ ~
TO contributc nuch lave WIN nc 'o'e
81 wish tboraforo j.,
rcorat at not heina ,h ~ t"pi essIns w
invitatior to tai w., 1922 your
terest and s;,coro,t 1,;aL 10y ueep III
nlete success ~ 80 ~ m's' loi the com
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''''ou"'ess As'or Cheered
Elscountess Aston appeared at s
ocloch, coming directly from the train
from New ! DIRK. She had dressed on