SUFFRAGETTES GO TOO FAR.
Scottish Woman Visitor Has No Sym-
pathy for Militant Sister.
Mrs. George Romanes, wife of the distinguished Scottish scientist, who spent yesterday in Kansas City on her way to Salt Lake City, is not a suffragette. She has come to America at the special invitation of the Episcopal church to deliver lectures in different cities.
"I am not a suffragette," said Mrs. Romanes. "Of course, I have no particular antipathy to a woman's right to vote, but our women have carried the thing to the extreme. I'm not in the least in sympathy with them."
The party took a trip over the boulevards yesterday morning in a motor car and were thoroughly delighted.
"The prettiest drives that I've seen in America," declared Mrs. Romanes.
She is accompanied by F. J. Romanes, a son, who recently graduated from Oxford and Miss Helen Watkins of London. The party left last night for Lawrence, where Mrs. Romanes lectured and the son is a guest of several friends who are attending the university of Kansas.
Young Romanes has decided to spend about two years in America and probably will teach in some Episcopal college.
