To do so we women must unite in a great silent movement, a temple slowly rising up beneath our hands without sound of axe or hammer.

It will not make itself heard on platforms; its cry will not be heard in our streets.

It will go on beneath the surface of our life, probably unheeded and unnoticed of men.

Women must educate women; those who know must teach those who are in ignorance.

Let mothers who have been roused to the greatness of the issues at stake take as their field of labor the young mothers whom they may know--possibly their own married daughters or nieces, possibly those who are only bound to them by ties of friendship.