The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-12
Still a Subject Group,
 Says Miss Alice Paul

still just a subject group"
 "yea think still a subject grsap?" Her aaessiener repeated the waraa in surprise.
 -1 certainly ss" she sais. -There is Isent when ! asA.nfesl that wss.''
 What difference. then. is there between man and a-wo poiticianr- she wa@ asked.
 Here Miss Paul fenced -what is a pssasican?" she cedntered
 "ye0 psaitiean. Any sne whe is interested in politics pshsieian.' vas the seisinaer.
 .Tm nst a pahsieiana Misa Paaa saia .Fm not in the aeass intereses in politics. I'm interested in chang ine the position ss women. We may have te. work through politics in order .s as that. may have te work through schsssa factories"
 Miss Paul k frana and earnest and in aaaitsOn she is clever sAFewd. sAe may he politician. But political women in the United States ether countries aawn paf. one need only listen her detailed aesesipaion ef her psana for the PennsylvaniA campaign. her hnavleage af the quail fcatsns capabilities five running for Csngzss reaaize that she admiralty fitted to her tsA
 "This is a worldwide movement" Miss Faal went eA isolated this paEt of the world This trS behind ether countries in eBeetiRg off, flee. Tine German Reichstaep has thirty Asrs and has had many forty. The British Parliament has eight women members But we have succeeded in sasetng enly four wsmen t& Congress since the vets given to and twe of the elected snly e 1Aa cut the anezDirea terms of relatives whe died iA afaies"
 Misa PAaE explained that in the ferty-esght pri- maries enly ten nominated fer Congress. and five of these iA Pennsylvania ARd the femin sts win concentrate their enersss seeing it that these five women go into Congress 1t wosla he less to spend time trying pasA through the
 
 nSmAnatea in hOpelessay Repusascan district DaAseana nominated in districts and waoaa be waste es time te try help theEa- Besides, all of the Psnnsyvania fenainista If they were net. we we0& nee As interested in them." Miss PaaA said.
 -If enough w~nAeD jein with US. we can succeed" Mise Paul AsclareA in reference the Pennsylvania ~Hf enough as net jasn te bring victory. it win be step ferward at sase te rally portion sf the veters back of the wemen fer Congress- idea, and this step will BrsBazs the waS fer victory in later campaign.
 a&fsat%a tAe campaign issea sAaAsa faiA The cam Raaga must necessarily tAs position ef women naexs sf issue in the sleetsn than vsia@ De-"
 g@s five Rsninatsa in Fsnnsyfvania and fer whose election fsninis ssass to coast will WsTk Mrs. Elizabeth GlA@rss@n Prohibition can- ddate Ay ahe Ia Toilette party and the PTogrsssives Mrs. Jessie Celett nominated on the DsmOeFatic ticket and by the La Toilette and the Progressive parties; Jennie Rantx Dcrnblum. : running the La Fellette ticket; Miss Anna Van sAite, running the PyOhbiOn ticket and Mrs Daisy Datterlen. the La FOT7ette ticket.
 Miss Paul said that they agreed that the nove- nent would get publicity if all the women of the fersy-ssven States went PennsyRana and cam Paigned fer their election
 we have already opened headquarters in PennsSfVania.'' Miss Paul saa .one in Philadelphia one in Meadvills, enc in Erie in PettstOwn Miss Van Skite has given home and one in Lancaster"
 In every eff these districts there is a campaign The campaign be conducted in tnsw way: