The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22
CITY IS READY
To RECEIVE
c D '. cox
Hundreds From Out of
Town Expected Here
Tomorrow

Gov. James y. Cox. democratic
nominee for president. Will arrive
here tomorrow night on train No. at
9 o'clock. Plans for decorating Cen
trail avenue and the armory, where
the governor Is to make his main ad-
dress at o'clock were being mapped
out today
The throats OF republicans as we'll
as democrats are cleared for the
cheering. All committee members who
were appointed two weeks ngo to
have charge OF various phases OF ar
rangements and also other leading
democrats were summoned today to
meet ut the office Of Col. d. X. u.
Sellers. Gold avenue and Second
street, at o'clock to make final ar
range ments Tor tho Cox reception.
Crowds Coming
II " estimated that several hundred
persons from radius OF 100 miles
will be on hand at $3.50 or o'clock
tomorrow night when the doors or the
armory. New Mcxico's largest auditor
ium, VIII be thrown open to the pub
lie.
Colonel Sellers announced this
morning that seats. would he reserved
Tor a time for the out-of-tOwn visit
tors A squad OF university students
ana cxAeryice mon ana others qunli-
fled ms uhhcrs Will he at the nrmOry
to hold the reserve seats and to direct
the public to the right places
Members OF the city police depart
ment were notified today to send n
special squad OF patrolmen to the
AlVnrado ats5 o'clock tomorrow night
to handle the thousands who will he
there when the train arrives. II Is
planned to rope off First street 10
people may pack the business
thoroughfare and not be worried with
autos or other vehicles trying to move
by them.
business men will he asked 60 hang
out flags on their places of business.
Tho nrmory Will be mass OF red.
white and blue. All persons In the
city are asked TO carry hand flags
when they 20 to town tomorrow night
To SEQ Albuquorque's guest.
Street Parade
The committee In charge announc-
ed definitely this morning that all
persons who stand on Central avenue
Will he assured OF getting a glimpse
OF Governor Cox. Following his ar
rival here Governor Cox will be es-
Corted To the west side OF the Alvn-
RADIO hotel where he will make brief
talk.
Thence he and party including
ncwspapermcn and camera men will
hc escorted TO automobiles which will
head the parade. The parade will
move along Central avenue to the
plaza at Old Town. around the plaza
and back Central avenue 20 the Alva-
rHdo, whore the party will nave sup
per-
Senator a. 4. Jones OF New Mexico
In expected to arrive today from
Washington. lie will ne one Of those
10 meet the governor at the station
and will make the Introduction speech
for the candidate at the nrmory to-
morrow night.
Colonel Sellers announced also that
auto parties from outlying districts
ar from other towns may park their
cars In Mcclellan square on North
Fourth street, II the garages should
become filled beyond capacity.
Women Urged To Tnrn Out
Every democratic women in Ber-
nalillo county is urged TO consider
herself particular committee OF one
10 meet Governor Cox. Al republi-
can women voters who are Interested
win he especially welcomed. accord
ing TO Mrs. Florence Poyas Johnston,
b. democratic vice chairman In Berna-
lilo county.
4 committee Of ten including seven
from Albuquerque will meet the
party at Gallup and escort the mem
bcrs here. The committee consists OF
o. y. Marion, George Wright, Mrg
Johnston. Mrs. Frank Butt. Joseph
GOodoll. Rafael Garcia. Ernest II.
Garcia, Mrs. G. l.. Collins OF Santa
Fe: Jose X. Baca OF Las Vegas and
Charles Davis OF Clovis.
The women members of the commit =
tee and several OF tho mon left for
Gallup this morning. Others will
leave for the Carbon City tonight. The
governor and party will be In three
special ears on train No. and will
leave at 1880 o'clock on n special