Women At Work

The thinking women of the United States - and all wouien think- feel that they ought to be interested in the campaign. Mrs. Ellen J. Foster, who is at the Hotel Savoy, was at the Republican headquartera yesterday and saw Mr. Carter and General Clarkson coneerning the work of the Women's Republican association, of which she is president. Much of this work is the distribution of literature. Mrs. Foster, in speaking of the different features of the work, said: Our women's work is going , along finely. A most gratif ying feature is the hearty response which comes from Republican officials throughout the country. There is scarcely any state committee which does not urge the circulation of our literature and the organization of our women. The first issue of the Home and the Flag series is just out. We think it the prettiest bit of political literature ever issued froin any headquarters. It will be followed by ten or a dozen other books in like style, covering the main principies of Republicanisin. These are being sent to statechairmen, and by them circulated tlirough county committees among women.