New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-19
DAVIES TURNS TO WEST
Democratic Secretary to Open
Chicago Headquarters.
M'ADOO'S AUDITING PLAN
Tunnel Man Lends His Own
Employe to Keep National
Committee Books.
Rr rel.rranh 70 The Tribune.

Sea Girt. y. j.. Aug 1S.-Joseph b
Davies. secretary OF the Democratic Ma
t,o1al Committee who is staying at the
home Of William C. McAdoo, at Day Head.
said to-day that ne expected 10 depart
FOR Indianapolis early tomorrow ana
would open the Western headquarters OF
the Democratic National Committee al
chicago on wednesday. Mr.. Davies VIII
nave charge OF these headquarters. out
he will not have them in operation until
he has made a tour Of the big cities OF
the West and familiarized himself with
conditions there He came here Tonight
and had a short talk with Mr.. wilson.
Mr.. Davies said that on arriving at chi
caRo he would confer with some OF the
Illinois leaders. and would then 20 TO
INDIANAPOLIS 10 attend the Marshall notin-
cation ceremonies. From there his itin-
erarv will take him 10 St Louis, Denver
San Francisco. Seattle and all Of the
larger cities on the other side or the
Aussisslppi where conferences with the
different Democratic leaders would be
held. The secretary said he expected 10
boz on the jump for week or two out
mat ne NALIFu 40 80 80 NNN~'+ 'f'N+'
ditions before the Western headquarters
settled down 70 business
efficiency and economy' MI Dawes
said would be the motto OF the Western
headquarters. the same as II is III the
New York headquarters. and 70 carry THIS
ont Mr. Davies said no intended 10 duph-
cate the system now used at the mead
quarters in the Empire CITY.
Charles r. Crane. vice-chairman or the
finance committee. will be- II is under
stood. IN complete charge Of the financial
end OF the Chicago headquarters and. as
done IN New York City will give the
widest publicity TO all contributions.
Governor Wilson spent to-day in New
York but before going away assured the
newspaper men that all he was gong 20
do was 70 rest one Of the hunorists IN
the Governors official family suggested
that perhaps the Governor was going 70
read tho Bull Moose platform. recalling
his recent speech at Gloucester, ~ when
he said that q vas a sabbath DAY
io,,rne,.' through colonel Roosevelts pro
gramme.
There was the usual crowd OF curiosity
seekers around the Governors cottage In
The afternoon. but. OF course. they were
unable 10 see its chief occupant.
Senator James 4. O'Gormnn was one
~ those who did not know that Governor
wilson had gone 20 rest lie came mere
accornnanied nv Judge O'Sullivan. who
has summer home a. Spring Lake. and
was disappointed at not finding the Gov
ernor Al homo.
Mr. Wilson will speak AZ German pic
mic N Union Hi tomorrow afternoon
He expects 10 leave here about o'clock
After speaking a. the picnic he viii re-
tu-r here Al once On Tuesday he Will
20 70 Trenton for the outing Of the Mercer
COUNTY Democratic Club at the Interstate
Fair Grounds.
Governor Wilson arrived home to-nisN'
shortly before O'Clock IN driving rain
srsrn He waited AZ the station urta
tho rain let up q little and then walked
m his cottage Re said DC was undis-
turoed during his visit 70 New York. and
had no conferences
Byron Newton. who las been one OF
Governor Wilson's assistant secreth rlef
since his nomination. has gone 70 N'w
York 20 act a. assistant 70 William u
NcAdo0 AZ Democratic headquarters.