The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-05
COX HOME.
 ID HELP PLAN FINAL. CAMPA|GN STAGES.
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, West Virginia, New York, New
 Jersey and Maryland
 Chief battle-ground
By Associated Press


 tionai campaign now declared by
 leaders to he entering it's last
 stages were being formulated here
 today by Governor Cox. National
 Chairman George White, Senator
 Pat Harrison. chairman of the
 tionl speakers bureau. and E. H.
 Moore. the governors pre-conven-
 tion manager. The conference was
 held nt the governors country home.
 As result of the conference, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, West Virginia, New York, New Jersey and Maryland prob ably will be the chief battle-ground until election, according to Senator Harrison, though all details have not yet been worked out, Governor Cox will spend four days campaigning iii his home state, three days in Indiana, one day in West Virginia, one in New Jersey and most of two days in Illinois. Night meetings have been arranged for In dianapolis, for the 2Sth, and Chicago the 30th It also was announced that the governor would speak in Baltimore, the date for the meeting not having been decided.
 The governors speeches in his home state will be October IA. He will spea k first at Vanwert, Lima. and Bellefon- taine, with q night meeting either at Springfield or Dayton. his home city. The next day will find him at Detroit, and then again into Ohio, with a noon speech at Akron and a night speech in Cleveland, spending Sunday there. From Cleveland he will go into New York state, where or the 18th he will speak at Rochester at noon and But fa1p at nj crb Txyo y.,iH he fl in New England, it was said He will speak at Madison Square Garden in New York on the night of the 23d.
 | On next Wednesday evening the swing into Kentucky. Tennessee Indiana and | illinois will begin reaching the most ex- 1 treme western point at St, Louis. where 1 the governor will speak on the night of 1 October II, swinging back toward Ohio l through Indiana and Illinois on the l2th and 18th,
 The democratic candidate spent most Of today resting at his home, Trails End During the day he received delega- ton of women headed by Mrs. Florence Kelley, general secretary of the Nationa 1 Consumers League. and Mrs. Maud l Wood Park, chairman of the Nationa I League of Women Voters, who discussed with him questions pertaining to chil dren's welfare and ether subjects in which tbe two organizations are inter ested
 I The scveraor also talked to them oI ! phases of the League of Nations. par ticularly why women should be inter ested in it's adoption.
 | On most of the questions presented l by the women, especially child welfare and the Kenyon cold storage bill. Gov ernor Cox told them he had stood fol such reforms for twelve years and that Ohio had laws similar to those they l sought nationally
 l In connection with assertions by the democratic campaign directors that a re. action toward the democratic ticket had set in and that the Irish people who have been either opposed to or oply lrkewarm for the League of Nations now are lining UP for Cox and Roose welt Governor Cox said he had re- ceived telegram from Edward A. Ryar who was arrested at Baltimore Wher he sought to ask Senator Harding a question. saying he was for the demo- cratic candidate.