The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-14
|IDOW OF SLAIN PHYSICIAN ENDS Her LIFE
LADY ASTOR is COMING TO THE u. S.
TO TALK TO AMERICANS ON TOLERANCE
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LONDON. April i4.--"Onc of
the things / would Ike 90 tnik
to Americans about when I visit
my home land h. TDLEitANts
SHELL n with capitals.
n WINS Lady Astor " Pt
Formerly Miss Nancy lanEho n",
nf Albemarl,, Va. speaking Sh"
b. leaving w,3h her huhshnud. ie-
count A-tor. and lion. Mrs Alfred
l.yitleton ON April " for the
United States
Sh. is going primarily on n"
Invitation OF the l.cHEu" of Wu-
men Voters WIN viii hHN" their
national convention In baltimore
9le expects To- address them and
pnssihly the English speaking
Union In New York she Hlso
may Ru 10 Philadelphia and Chi-
cngo She oNHectr 10 be- back ln
har sont in parliament in mid
MAY
~ ON whot read. from what
I hear" -uid Lady Auor. 81 get
the Impression that in America
there has been n reaction since the
w1r There is some tnfolrraut"
Of tho views. beliefs. political
opinions af ones utiEhhors There
minds the morals the thoughts
Of pooplc
Tolerance. according to my
ylevs Is 70 happy miEgling of
ule ,y with Justice. MoscH brought
tho laws uf Justice tu mauk Ind
fesus taught the holiness uf mercy
'ln America there ts abundance
~ merry Eut i- there always
Justice
q ret ihe idea that over foo
England there be- perhaps more
tolerance.
Purpose uf Nislt
PRIMARILY what am going
home for D. that / want su intense
iv 90 come into contact with Amer
lean women feel wsth every
Db.r ~ my being that IN 800
essentials the women uf AmerlCr
and the women OF England want
the same things Justice Tor the
weak. protection of the women
workers. safeEunrdinR of the chill
dren more and more education.
equality before the law IN even
particular
we not only sneak tho same
language. read the saue Bible
enjoy the same Kind Of books and
pustimcs. hut We think very much
the same kind of thoughts
"Ame-ican women ana English
women can get together ON the
same platform ns the women ui
No other two nations In the world
can do.
~ an American born. aH a
momber % the british parliament
7 wqnt to brlug them that message,
I wuut 10 help TO draw the two
peoples together
Much IN Hainnco
'so much that Or good and tn"
In Nfe. ru much TINT hHs tD 11
with penre md haupiurar duunuIa
uuun he two peoples understand
ing and approaching each oino.
90 want American women tU
understand England There i-
much that Be- lofty and splendid
over here Tint is well worth their
knowing There 10 go much thai
is equally lofty and splendid ln
America that iS worth England
knowing u Ia simply matter ur
becoming better acquainted
Then she turned uron the Inter
viewer ana said What will he
America p"
Your opinion Of Marxot As
uulth perhaps"
Nuns the word she laughed.
Lloyd George
~ don't want 10 talk politics
Prohibition %"
Prohibition ia America O. the
law of the land because 10 b. the
will 81 ihe masg ~ the people of
he country To ridicule the mw
20 violate the law proves nothing
IN. best proof that prohibition lH
the viii uf the majority ~ Amer
leans T. this no political party
would dn- - go on the stump and
advornie the repeal of the law
League ~ Nations %
Il don't believe that America
can permanently turn her back ON
Europe and mutter something
about her not being her bruther'~
Keeper. u doesn't cumpurt with
ne ...,..,ll iln' .. generous character OF
Power of Women
Women in politics.
II think American women win
IN the next few years make their
Influence felt tremendously They
are bound to- They have tho
votes they have brains and they
are serious readers. Puliticians
and political parties nowadays over
here are Keen to know what the
women want what they think
There Is such tremendous dit-
ference between Anne Smith with
life-Hiz.d ballot IN her hand. and
Anne Smith, merely the daurhte
or wife or stter Of @ male ator.
Well Ia America you have
some twenty million Anne Smiths
It's for them To sny what they
want and then 20 proceed to or
eauize ana vote to get 81