Arizona republican., 1920-08-07
COX ID ENUNC|ATE DEMOCRATIC GOSPEL
 OV SPEAKING TOURS

DAYTON. Ohio, Aug. Ex-Governor Cox win carry to the country in few days, on speaking tours continuing un- til November, the democratic gospel cepting his party's presidential nomi- nation.
 The governor announced after con- ference with party managers that he would speak throughout the middle and eastern states until September l, and then tour the entire west. including fhe Pacific coast
 We feel that we can win" he said, wherever folks are and where the case can be stated State lines don't amount to much.''
 The nominees speaking plans were arranged with George White. chairman of the democratic national committee, and Senator Harrison of Mississippi. During this month no elaborate speak ing tour will be attempted, but numer- ous addresses will be made, principally ;n Ohio and the east, the governor stated.
 Fix Schedules
 Among definite addresses fixed for the Ohio democratic convention at Co., lumbus, August r, and at New York city on August 2S. The September western trip will be the first general tour for Governor Cox and Senator Harrison said it would cover 'an out west" to San Francisco and also Los Angeles
 Consideration of the campaign or ganization and greeting democratic hosts arriving for tomorrow's notifica,- Cox today. Dayton was filling rapidly with throngs expected to furnish a crowd of 50,00o tomorrow at the Mont gomery county fair grounds and the city was iavishly decorated.
 Among organization announcements f,.sx San Francisco for Pacific coast ana Rocky Mountain headquarters, with Senator Pittman of Nevada in charge They will open in two weeks, Mr. White said, declaring the democrats have | good reason to hope to win,'' in both mountain and coast states It also was l announced that Senator Walsh of Mon- | tana, September l, would succeed Sen ator Gerry of Rhode Island as chairman l of the democratic senatorial campaign Mir. Walsh probably will divide his time between New York and Chicago head quarters.
 l The league of nations appeared inc uppermost campaign issue, according to statement by the governor. Gov I ernor Cox said he was informed that count of his mail showed so to 9C per cent was from Republicans writing 1 about the league.
 No sign was given by the governor ot the important insert to his accept ance address which he withheld iron l advance copies and will give out to- morrow for publication with the mair address.
 l The governor was besieged today by Democrats arriving by train and auto. mobile for tomorrow's festivities. Hs finally went to Trails End to remain probably until he goes to the fail grounds at 1 o'clock tomorrow after noon to review the parade of march | ing delegations. The governor is ex- pected to begin speaking shortly be- fore o'clock. following the notification address of Senator Robinson of Ar. kansas.
 Scores of Democratic chieftains ar rived today, including Senator Robin son, J. P. Humility, President Wilson: secretary, and officers and members of the notification committee. FifteeT thousand pilgrims were expected in the parade line, pouring in on numerous 1 special trains and motor parties early tomorrow morning.
 Two score bands were promised. in | cluding the Cox band" the scarlet coated meteor organization from Piqua, Ohio. made famous at Sar Francisco. which will head the parade