The sun., 1916-09-28
WOMEN TO HANDLE
WILSON LEAFLETS
Not to Stump in Campaign,
hut Will Pass Literature
TO Voters.

Women who favor President Wilson's
election are 10 be utilized as "crrand
boys" in the Democratic campaign.
The Women's bureau of the Demo-
cratic National Committee. announcing
the plan yesterday. said II was believed
the women could serve most effectively
In that way. 1t would not ask it's women
workers. it said. TO attempt the cajolery
OF voters or the Interpretation of Demo
cratic doctrine their business will be to
see that documents telling OF the achieve
ments Of the Wilson Administrators are
placed in the hands OF voters.
Get the facts To the voters" Is to be
the slogan OF the Wilson women. Mrs.
Mary Ware bennett. executive secretary
OF the bureau. has prepared a What to
Do lcafet for the instruction Of its
n nbers. The campaign documents pre-
pared for distribution by the women
have been divided into four ciassinca-
lions appealing respectively to wage
earners. farmers. Progrcssives and busi-
ness men.
The "errand boys are TO exercise care
in the distribution and not by inadver-
tencc waste the appeal to wag" earn.rs
on the eight hour law on "A business man
who might not appreciate Il.
Lindsey sure Of Colorado.
Ben Lindsey. the fighting judge" OF
Denver. told Democrats In national
headquarters yesterday that however IT
s.l La "a. Ia -
Colorado have not returned to the Re-
publican fold. Colorado Progressivcs
Lindsey asserted. do not like Hughes.
regarding him az a r~eactionary aligned
With the stand pat bosses of the Repub-
lean machine.
at * "A c.nch for Wilson In Colorado
he said "the President IA stronger than
his party in our State and has tre-
incndous strength with independents and
Gus. happy and the country IL at peace. '
Vance =. McCormick. national chair
man.. refused TO bc drawn into analyt.-
cal comment IN the result Of the Demo-
cratic primaries In New Jersey. He did
not believe. he eald. the defeat Of the
| Wilson candidate for United states Sen
utor meant that the President IL going
to lose New Jersey.
" believe" he sad. that President
llN'N ana w" ttk"t nominated IN New
Jersey will carry that state just ds the
Democrats Will be successful IN New
York"
Mccormick, crItic!sing the speeches OF
the Republican candidate for President
expressed establishment that MIR. hughes
should give any OF the credit for III,
Federal reserve act to the Republicans
when IL was n matter OF record, McCur-
mick said. that only three Republican
Senators voted for II and that four-iiftts
OF the Republicans in the House were
against II.
Plans for shadow Lawn.
The national chairman o a train IN
the afternoon for Shadow Lawn. where
lie was to confer with the President and
Judge Scahury relative to the New YORK
State campaign. In addition to III,
young Mems Day" In Shadow Law
on next saturday the Wilson leader,
rave arranged for a Farmers Day" 90
October II, when Wilson will talk tC
visiting farmers about the rural credit
act.
: Edwin $. Harris. Democratic stat,
chairman, announced "A Wilson day bar
becue and clambake in ~Poughkcepsie or
Saturday. Juirc Scnbury. the caudiiat,
for Governor, and William r. McComl-
candidate for United states Senator. vii
make speeches,
What IL announced AZ the formal open
Ing OF the Seabury-McCombs campaign
will take place next Monday. when sea
bury and McCombs will have a reception
by the National Democratic Club In thi,
city.