The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1922, Page 16

te — 4 Women Only Novices in Politics ; | Unfit for Office, Says ‘Aunt Alice’ ; Tn Kindergarten Yet, Bridge More Interesting Than Po- », _ litical Economy and Petticoat Rule Far Off. Copyright, 1922, by United Press Association. WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.—American women are not yet experienced enough in politics ‘o hold high office, such os a seat in Congress. Repre- wentative Alico Robertson of Oklahoma said to-day. She said her own exreer in Congress has convinced her of that. “Women haven't had enough *x-@— perience vet to be ready for office,”’| tears or carry on about it one bit the declawed, “We are only in the] The views T am expressing are not ticularly new with me. You re dergarten of politics and we arc] Poi ticu ate es ener math.[ member I was opposed to woman suf wot yet ready for the hig frage at the start and T only ran for ematics. time being, my @d-] Congress when my friends made me.” Por the vice to my Sex is to not seck office Hul] The time shoul never come, suid 6 study politics from the ground up| Miss Robertson, when man will ahd Jearn how to vote, then, after neglect her home for to Holt ‘ ing office,” she declared, ‘cannot a while we can go after the higher honors. yomen are now too temperam: tai and too se: I include my: " . We are novi tthe game. It won't be that way after weve worked our] It Way up/from the bottom and learned | bridge to take the personal element out of it” “Aunt Alice’? frail her re- marks would be construe! as “gpur grapes,” because of her dofeat for re- compare to taking care of a home and raising children."’ Women will mot learn the funda she said, until they are willing to take seriously. A sugrestion of 4 me, she sald, will alwas better covernment was Felton of € election Senator, an ampty honor. “Wo “But there is nothing of the kind,"| honor this grand old woman,’ snc she assorted. “Iwas sort of mad abont| acid, “but her title ax Senator really getting beaten, but J didn't shed any means nothing and lias no bearing on ———— ee mentals of politics as they should, |¢ break up a women's study meeting on |’ re woman's place in politics. I do not eated In the Sen- politica) etenifi- many women can- didates for Congress were defeated in the recent elections, Miss Robertson declared it was “‘mage plain that neither party wants women in Con- gress.'" “A few more rebuffs Mke that,’ she said, “and there will be no women running for office. I made the pre- diction once that this government would soon be a gynecocracy (petti- coat rule), but I see there's no danger of that immediate! ny! 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