The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-04
STUFF LEADERS PLAN
TO GET LARGE VOTE
VIII Open Headquarters To-
day in Assembly Districts
to Guide Women.
EVERY AID Is PROVIDED
Voters Council Issues u Filler
Giving Exact Instructions
on Marking Ballots.

The Woman Suffrage party Of New
York city. which has devoted itself since
New York women won the vote to in
stucting them by means Of classes.
meetings. voters schools. the distribution
OF sample ballots, &C.. how to use that
precious possession, will be right on the
Job election day to sec that its pupils
do themselves proud at their graduating
exercises ut the polls.
Early this morning sun leaders in the
various Assembly districts win open
headquarters for information. which
they will not leave for one minute till
the last vote is cast Tuesday night. Some
OF the district headquarters viii be as
follows: First Assembly district. Mrs.
Margaret Fay. 22z spring street;
Third Assembly district. Mrs. Cath
arine Cunningham. s45 West Four
teenth street: Third Assembly district,
Mrs. Walter Timme. 253 Columbus ave-
nue.: Twelfth Assembly district. Mrs. Ed
ward Van Zile, with three places for the
thirsty tfor information) voter. to wit.
the public library on East Twenty-thlrd
street, Kips Bay Neighborhood Associa-
ton, at 1893 Second avenue, and st. Ca
briefs Library. sos East Thirty-siSth
street.
In the Thirteenth Assembly district
Mrs. L. II. Snyder will keep open house
in the store at 127th street and Broad
way: Fourteenth Assembly district. Mrs.
Joseph wRdeman. at Lenox Hin Settle
IL I-.
Lauren Carroll ~ West Fifty-seventh
street; Seventh Assembly district, Mrs.
Emily r. weisburg. Young Women's He
brew Association, 81 East 10th street.
and Twenty-third Assembly district. Mrs.
T. A. Kilborn, public library, 535 West
17sth street
Fret Aid to the Agitated.
The main headquarters OF the party. 3
Eas, Thirty-eighth street, will be open as
usual Tuesday. and members of the po-
litical committee will be on hand to give
first aid to agitated citizens who don't
know where their polling places are or
for whom they ought to vote or how to
mark their ballots or anything like that.
The Woman Voters Council OF the SUNS
has tried to reduce the questions in adj
vance by issuing a fiier giving exact in
structions on what marks to make and
what marks not to make on the ballot.
Sun leaders will stand near each poll
ing place election day 20 give instruc-
lions to any distressed woman who has
failed to take advantage OF prediction
instructions. Miss Mary Garrett Hay.
the city chairman. who predicts large
woman vote. says she feels the SUITS have
done all human power can do to educate
that vote.
Mrs. Tinany's Work.
Mrs. Charles Tiffany. chairman OF
Manhattan Borough for the party. has
conducted classes for women who are TO
serve AZ polling clerks and inspectors
| election day
The policy OF the Woman Suffrage
party. as announced by Miss Hay. has
been non partisan. Miss Hay is an en-
rolled Republican. but both the great
political parties are represented on the
executive board. That some one has
used New York city Woman Suffrage
party envelopes to send out literature OF
the Anti-Saloon League attacking Alfred
f. Smith. Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor. as a friend and supporter of liquor
and gambling interests, is, therefore, re-
garded by the friends OF the suffrage
PARTY as very regrettable.