New Britain herald., 1916-07-31
IOhEN ID DECIDE
 ON FALL POLICY
|il Assert Their Power at Con- ference in Colorado

Washington, July 31.-Woman's Rrt in the forthcoming presidential @mpaign in the movement for equal Wlffrage, promising the most active Participation of women in national PE1t1cs in American history, will be Nanned when women suffrage leaders Feet at Colorado Springs fer a three By conference of the National Wom- Sfs Party Aug. 10-12. The confer fcc will consider what policy the @W suffrage party organized last June H Chicago shall adopt in the eoming g #lmpatEn 10 procure submission to #le states by congress of a national 8nrage amendment to the constitu- Rpn.
 Whether support to the democratic, 8pubhcan Or pro ogressive party will #s given by women favoring a' na- Spnal suffrage amendment, leaders bre declare, will be definitely decid- at the Colorado Springs confer Ace. While the conference called is &imarily for officers and leaders in Ne suffrage campaign, it is expected Hat hundreds of women of the rank Nd file of suffrage workers will at End. Miss Anne Martin of Nevada, %atrman of the woman's party, will Reside, and addresses will be made N many women prominent In the frage propaganda.
 Plans have been completed for the hmpa1gn of the woman's party in he twelve suffrage states, Arizona, h1ifornia. Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, |ansas, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Eah, Washington, and Wyoming, |eadquarters will be at Chicago under barge of Miss Martin.
 A campaign fund which is expected reach the $500,00O mark Is being Elected by Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont of lew ork- State campaign managers 8lye been selected and a large array stump speakers chosen. Each will aur all of the suffrage states Mrs 6narlotte Perkins, Mrs. Rheta Chlde Eorr, Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch. Eiss Rose Winslow, and Miss Crystal Rastman of New York and Mrs. J. A. ,. Hopkins of Morristown, N. J., are bnong the speakers.
 
 2, and a publicity campaign, with 4uch literature appealing to voting 9omen, of the western suffrage states. ill be circulated. Political cartoons Mrs. Nina E. AIlender will be a 6ature. Whether these campaign forces will F thrown for or against the nominees f existing political parties or whether h independent ticket will be formed the decision to be made at the blorado Springs conference. The aatus of the national suffrage amend lent in congress also will be consid- led at the opening session. It is ex- Pcted that by that time congress will F on the point of adjourning and the lte of the Susan B. Anthony amend lent probably known. Should the emocrats in control of congress fail act on 1t, leaders here declare that Jill be an important factor in the ecisfon regarding support of or op- psition to the democratic party by pe woman's party.
 By Deeds Not Promises.
 'suffragists will judge the demo- 'attc party by it's deeds and not by g promises, since, being the party in ower, it has had, and still has, the over to pass the federal amend lent, was the statement of Miss lice Paul, chairman of the congress onal union.
 At the first days session at Co1o- ado Strings, Miss Maud Younger of secretary of the congress ona1 unions advisory committee; ITS. Florence Bayard Hilles of Della are, Mrs. William Kent, wife of epresentative Kent of California, and ITS. Sara Bard Field of Oregon, who ok the monster suffrage petition to le White House last December on le opening of congress, will recite le efforts made during the present ongressionaI session for passage of le resolution submitting the suffrage nendment.
 The election policy of the woman's