Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
DEMO CHIEF WILL.
 SPEAK AT STATE FAIR GROUNDS AT | T CLOCK TODAY

James M. Cox, governor of Ohio arE Democratic candidate for the presi- dency of the United States, will arrive in Phoenix at 9:10 o'clock this morn ing. With him will be his presidential campaign party of about 25 persons, 20 of whom will be newspaper correspon- dents.
 Governor Cox was scheduled orig inally to arrive here at about o'clock in the morning, but a telegram to the Maricopa County Roosevelt club yesterday set the new hour. which re- suited in some changes Tn the pro- gram of the days events.
 When the campaign party reaches the Santa F'e depot it will be taken in charge by the committee on arrange ments of the Cox Roosevelt club, and will leave immediately for Mesa. Here Governor Cox will make a short speech, being introduced by Judge W. l.. Bar mum. national committeeman.
 From Mesa the party will go to Tempe, where Governor Cox will de- liver another address, the introduction being in the bands of Congressman Carl Hayden. The next stop of the party will be at St. Lul1es Home. where the governor will address the hundred or more invalid soldiers there Arrangements have been made to bring as many service men and ex-service men as possible to hear this talk
 Speaks Here at p. m.
 From the home the party will go
 immediately to the Phoenix Union
 High School, where Governor Cox
 will address the faculty and stu
 dents. Following this speech the
 party will proceed to the state fair
 grounds, where a barbecue will be
 awaiting it. Three big Hereford
 steers have been slaughtered for
 the occasion, and arrangements
 have been made to provide lunch
 for about 5000 people. Those who
 intend to partake of the barbecue
 are asked to bring their own cups
 and spoons.
 The arrival of the Cox party at
 the fair grounds has been timed
 for f2:3o o'clock in the afternoon.
 At o'clock Governor Cox will be-
 gin his speech which will be set
 address and which, it is believed,
 will take about hour. He will
 be introduced by Senator Marcus
 A. Smith.
 To afford an opportunity for those who partake Of the barbecue to obtain seats in the grand stand it was an- nounced last evening that the stand will not be opened until the barbecue is served, when those who share in the lunch will take their portions to the stand and eat them there
 Special "Jazz" on Program
 One of the unique features of the day will be a consolidation of all the jazz" orchestras of the city which will play at the high school under a leader selected by the members of the various organizations. This special consolidation will render the latest of syncopated compositions for the stu dents in a 20-minute period immediately preceding the arrival of the candidate and his party, and when he begins his address the orchestra will go to the fair grounds, where it will play for the entertainment of the crowd until Gov ernor Cox arrives there.
 As a special mark of courtesy to wis itors from outside counties, 12 boxes have. been roped off and reserved in the grandstand. and the local guests are requested by the committee on ar- engagements to recognize this reserva- tion
 The members of the committee on arrangements of the Maricopa County Cox-Roosevelt club are Sidney P Osborn. chairman: Con r.. Croniu- Judge W. l.. Barnum. Guy Acuff Mrs Matte Williams and Mrs Bessie SheI- don. In addition to these practically all the state and county officials will assist in carrying through the arrange ments for the day