The Hague, Mar, 14, The International Law Cons ference to-day discussed the vexed question of the nationality of married women. The demons stration began with a march-past of girls, the depth of hue in their avesses indicating the progress made by legislation in the various countries represented towards satisfying a woman's claim to. be permitted—if she £0 desire—to retain her own nationality when she marries a foreigner,—Reuter.
American Citizens' Chinese Wives San Francisco, Mav. 10, The California Joint Immig~ation Committee to-day sent to the Washe ington House of Representatives a protest against the Dyer Bill, which would permit the immigration of Chinese-born wives of Chinese-'American citizens.
As ground for the protest it was declared that such a rule would be: unfair because it would be extending 4 privilege which was not granted to Caucasian citizens.—United Press,
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