Arizona republican., 1916-10-07
Women of Service


 Contrary to a rumor which has been dissemin- ated that the women who are coming into the west in the interest of the candidacy of Mir. Hughes are only members of the idle rich who engaged in search of a form of amusement, all women who have record of noble service in various drec tions Each has done her share toward making munities and and happier and better Their work has been of self sacrifice They have distinguished themselves in civic reform in bringing about ameioration of industrial conditions in broadening educational facilities and in equalzing opportunity.
 It is true that they are now taking part in political campaign Some of them participated actively in the campaign of four years ago pro gressves But they did not participate politicians and they were not stimulated by a hope of political preferment It to them work of service. For the same reason they advocating the election of Mir. Hughes. for the glory of the republican party, but because they believe that MT Hughes can better the country than Mir. Wilson. It can easily be conceived that circumstances might have found them supporting candidate of the democratic party if his record had been such convince them that he could better serve the country.
 Here is list of these eminent women who will arrive in Phoenix in the of their the country. Friday. October 20.
 Miss Mary Antin Scarsdae, N. Y. Lecturer;
 
 Land and They Who Knock at Our Gates"
 Miss Helen Varick Boswell New York; N. Y Socioogst and lecturer; investigated conditions the lsthmus of Panama for the United States gov ernment; chairman, industrial and social conditions depa. 'ment, General Federation of Women's Clubs; president of the Women's Forum of New York City.
 Dr. Katherine E. Davis, New York N. Y. Former superintendent of New York reformatory for women at Bedford N. Y; commissioner of correction New York City. chairman board of parole, New York City
 Mrs. Rheta Chide Dorr New York N Y. News paper and magazine writer and editor; former woman editor New York Evening Post; school editor and editorial and special writer New York Evening Mall; chairman. industrial committed General Fedora tion of Womens Clubs.
 Miss Mary F. Dreier New York N. Y. Former president of the New York City Women's Trade Union League: member of the New factory inves- tgating commssion member of the New York City board of education
 Dr. Katherine P. Edson Los Angeles, Cal. For mer member Los Angeles charter revision commits sion secretary pure milk commission; chairman com mttee on public health State Federation of Women's Clubs
 Mrs. Maude Howe Elliott Newport R. l. Author and lecturer; daughter of Julia Ward Howe
 Miss Maude E. Miner New York N Y. Founder or Waverly House, New York City as a temporary home for girls there by courts; secretary of the New York Probation assocaton probation officer Of the magistrates court of the City of New York
 Mrs Henry Moskowitz, New York N Y. Clerk of grievances and manager of the labor department board of dress and waist manufacturers; chairman committee on amusement resources of working girls
 Mrs Nelson oShaughnessy, New York N Y Wife oi the former charge daffrs to Mexico author of