In balmy Havana last week many clear-skinned Latin ladies and a few from the U. S.j Canada, grew indignant and loud about something which seems nebulous to most people most of the time—Nationality.
Delegates from 21 American countries had met to debate "Nationality" as the Inter-American Commission of Women.
"Women refuse to have their nationality held any longer in contempt!" cried Manhattan's feministic Miss Doris Stevens. "Nationality determines allegiance. It is considered of such supreme importance that men are asked to give their lives in its defense. Yet...
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