Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-10-14
COX IN COUNTY
FRIDAY, OCT. z
His Train Touring New Jersey
Will Stop at New Bruns-
wick on That Day.
ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE
Expect He Will be Greeted by
Large Crowds. democrats
Active in Monmouth.
GEMENTS ARE MADE


TRENTON, Oct. 14-When Gov
ernor James NJ. Cox, Democratic
candidate for President, makes ms
swing through New Jersey a week
from tomorrow, he will talk in Tren-
ton. Princeton, New Brunswick,
Railway, Elizabeth, Newark and
Jersey City, according to the itin-
erary announced by the speakers pu-
reau connected with the Democratic
state committee today. Mr.. COX
first stop will be in this city, where
a committee of one hundred promi-
nent Democrats. headed by Judge
William +. Geraghty, chairman of
the Mercer County Democratic
Speakers Committee, will meet the
candidate. The governor will talk
about noon. Following this he VIII
he taken to Princeton for short
address there. The trip will be made
by automobile.
At that point he will board his
train for the trip into North Jer-
sew, Rear platform addresses VIII
be made in turn at New Brunswick,
Railway and Elizabeth. At the first
named place the arrangements Will
be in charge of Thomas +. Haggerty.
member of the state committee from
Middlesex; at Railway by former
Assemblyman Francis v. Dobbins,
chairman of the Union County DEM
ocratic committee, and at Elizabeth
General Dennis +. Collins, member
of the state committee from Union,
has beer, entrusted with the ar
rangements.
The evening meetings will be in
Newark in Kreuger's Auditorium at
S o'clock and at the Peoples palace,
Jersey City at $3.50. James K. Nu-
gent will make the preparations for
the Newark meeting and Mayor
Frank Hague and other Hudson
county Democrats, have the plans in
hand for Jersey City mass meeting
The speakers bureau connected
with the state headquarters here an
nounces that many local meetings
are being planned all over the state.
An example is Monmouth county.
where a series of rallies in differ
ent parts of the county have been
planned, which will keep the DEM
ocrats busy every night until elec-
tion.
Tonight there is to be a big meet
ing at Long Branch, where Captain
Robert Chamberlain, former SER
vice man, of New York, will talk.
He Is on the speakers staff of the
National Committee. At Oakhurst
tomorrow night United States Dis
trict Attorney Elmer II. Geran, Mrs.
N. N. Simmons. of Elizabeth, and
Mrs. Theresa Gross Bergen. of Jer-
sey City, will address a rally. The
same evening two students from
Princeton University will address
another gathering at Spring Lake.
Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Bergen. to-
gether with District Attorney Geran
will speak tomorrow night at Eng
lishtown, the home of State Chair
>man Mcdonald. On Saturday evening
there will be Democratic rally al
Eatontown where members of the
Speakers Association of Princeton
University will talk. On the same
night there will be meeting at Med
ford. Burlington county, with the
speakers to be assigned later in the
week. All the other places mention
ed in the foregoing are in Monmouth
county.
Assurances have been received by
State Chairman Mcdonald, according
to his announcement here today, OF
support from a number of colored
voters in the state who have been
attracted to the Democratic stand.
ard by the civik rights plank in the
platform. DR.. S. L. Corrothers. OF
Newark, president of the In
dependent Colored Voters Associa.
tion of America. has written a letter
to the state committee reading In
part as follows: "Since the adoption
of the civil rights plank in your plat
fern, enthusiasm In our campaign
has sprung up in all parts of the
state