The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-30

Tt has strengthened my purpose and weakened my vanity" she said. Thereafter l can speak as a politi- clan, but l can never play the prophet act" Turning 10 a discussion of mar row, bgoted patriots" she said that "one cannot leave ones country for another without facing a certain preJ udtco in both" In an apology for giving any person excuse for taking unbrage at the remarks she had made about the soldiers bonus on her arrival in this country. she said
 When 1 was asked about the bonus | spoke out-that's my fault, not yours. l apologize. l spoke as Nirginian."
 Doesn't DIame Men. Sorry for Them
 T stand here" she continued "as proof that America and England can make it possible for woman to speak and act as she chooses. l feel .hat l represent the right thinking women of all countries. 1 suppose all of you are desperately prejudiced against all women in politics-I don't blame you. ] feel sorry for you"
 Then she took up her first bit of praise of mothers, Wives come and go, but mothers. Wives come and
 
 ter and applause to subside.
 I've women feel we have moral courage and sort of vision" she added. "We don't enter politics be- cause of ourselves To raise you men perfectly we've got to do a great many disagrecable things--to spank you when spanking is needed, and to love you when that Is needed. Now We are ready to enter the political arena-dont be frightened, and don't try to discourage us too much. We women do talk too much. but even then we don't tell half we know"
 Switching to Russia and the Wash ington and Genoa conferences, she wGnt on:
 Russia went further than it could 1t should have taught q lesson to the world, but even MT Lenine should know that you can't drive human nature further than 1t will go. We still have Russia and separations with us. Washington helped a lot -- thank God for Washington and pray for Genoa. am telling you this as woman of the world--I wish from the bottom of my heart that America was at Genoa, not because of her material wealth. but because America can show tho world the quickest way to peace aftcr the war.
 Patience, Lloyd GeOrge's Power
 When you've got the enemy down. make peace, l think America will go all the world looks to her for moral leadership. All America wants peaee the Washington conference proves that. The Genoa conference proves that that remarkable little Welsh man. Lloyd George, wants peace, too. His real power is patience, and if anything saves Europe and Genoa it will be Lloyd Georges patience. One thing is that America can help You can only overcome evil with good"
 It's easy enough to take the easy way in any country" said Lady As- tor, taking up her prepared ad- dress. It's not always so easy 10 take what you feel is the right way in any country, but here I s1t2-.--a proof to all countries that England and America will give you a chance if you can prove to either of them that what you are striving for Is something which will hurt no man, woman or child of any country. but which you earnestly feel Is going to help all countries.
 Now you will ask What is this pearl of great price? What does this woman think twill help all coun- tries%
 "Ill tell you. It is the pearl of great price that l am striving for-I am striving to take into public life what any man gets from his mother and most men get from their wives, if they choose wisey. She wants this-just to put into public life