New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
ian11nany Will
Use Cox Visit
1oBoonn Smith,
Presidential Nominee To Be
Warmly Greeted Satur-
day, but Demonstration
Will Be for New Yorker
Women Will Take Part
Ohioan Told by Leaders
to Go Limit in Placating
Irish Voters ON League

Tammany Hall has seized the oppor-
tunlty presented by the visit of Gov
-ernor Cox of Ohio, the Democratic
Presidential candidate, to the Police
Field Day celebration at Sheepshead
Bay next Saturday to annex the demon
stration to Governor Alfred E. Smith,
boom for reelection.
Governor Smith. Mayor John F.
Hylan, Police Commissioner Enright,
blg BIZ Edwards, Collector of In
ternai Revenue, and John M. Richie,
president of the National Democratic
Club, will be on the stand with Gov
ernor Cox, and Governor Smith will
introduce the Presidential candidate.
charles f. Murphy at the San Fran
CISCO convention refused to support
Governor Cox for the nomination for
President until Judge Moore. of
Youngstown, the Cox manager, after
an effort extending over two days, per
suaded the Tammany Hall leader and
the Democratic boss of the state that
Governor Cox was wet and not drv.
as practically proclaimed by former
Governor Campbell of Ohio, the head
of the Ohio delegation
It is planned to make the greeting
Tor Governor Cox cordial and impress
slve, but it also is planned to make the
representation for Governor Smith
eclipse anything that has gone before.
y The Tammany leaders have urged
Governor Cox to ego the limit" in pla-
eating the Irish voters aienated bv
fresldent Wilson's League of Nations.
Joseph =. Tumulty, the Presidents sec
retary, was IN town last Saturday to
confer, with the Murphy men, and
hot
would not stand for any reputation of
the League of Nations by Coz or any
one else. Governor Cox has assigned TO
nlmseH the task of convincing the
lammany men, who will be present
next Saturday to hear him, that the
League Of Nations, with President VIII
sons proposed "interpretative reserva-
tlone" called for in the Democratic
piatlorm' IS only another step looking
10 the self de termination of oppressed
nations, Ireland included.
Cox May Bid for Wet Vote
1t is expected of Governor Cox that
he will indorse Governor Smith for re-
election, praise the Democratic state
platform, which calls for moditica-
ton OF the Volstead act that will per
mt the manufacture and sale of beer
and light wines, and make a distinct
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which went to Smith two years ago.
In the background is Mr.. Hearst. who
already has served notice on Governor
CoX that he must come out against the
Wilson League of Nations, which means.
according to Mr.. Hearst, the doom of
ireland and other valiant peoples. or
take the consequences. Mr.. Hearst and
Hearst men are conspicuous by their
absence from the list Of the welcom-
ing committee for Governor Cox next
Saturday,
A special stand is to be built, from
which Governor Smith and Governor
Cox may address the crowd and mag
navox, powerful voice carrying instru-
ment, such as was used year ago by
President Wilson at San Diego, Calf,
when he addressed $4,000 persons, will
be installed.
Police Commissioner Enright said
last night that the meeting, with Smith
and Cox on hand to make addresses,
would be the greatest in the history Of
the city. Prominent women Democrats
will take part in the program. Mrs
David II. Knott. wife of Sheriff Knott:
national committee from this state;
Mrs. John Sherwin Crosby and sew
eral other active Democratic women
workers will participate.
Program for the Visit
Governor Cox will go from the Grand
Central after his arrival from New
Haven at 10:07 a. m. to the Democratic
Club, where he will meet Governor
Smith, Charles F. Murphy, Big Tom"
Foley Representative Thomas r. Smith
Assemblyman Marty McCue, Mayor
Hylan, Samuel Untermycr and other
men active in the Tammany organiza-
ton After reception there he will be
escorted down Fifth Avenue by Gov
ernor Smith and policemen to the Hotel
Commodore, where luncheon will be
given. John NJ. Richie will preside at
this function. Governor Cox will de-
liver speech at the Commodore, after
which he will be escorted to Gravesend.
Governor Smith, Charles F. Murphy
and Mayor Hylan will attend the
luncheon. Fifth Avenue will be deco
rated with flags and bunting along the
line of march. The reception commit
tee will complete the details at the
Commodore at l o'clock this afternoon.
Berlin Denies Trotzky Visit
LONDON, Aug ga wireless dis
patch from Berlin says the German au-
thorities officially deny a recent story
printed in the London Times that Leon
TrOtZkV the ROlShovik Mipictar Of