Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
Will SON AND COX WILL CONFER SOON,
LEADERS MEETING WITH NOMINEE
Presidents Pen viii Play
important Part in the Cam
paign to Elect Cox.

Cox. the Democratic nominee, after
working several hours this morning
expects to pilot a number Of VISITING
representatives about the home and
haunts Of his early boyhood at jack
sonburg. near Middletown. o. The
trip will be made by automobile It
now is expected that when Franklin
ID. Roosevelt, Governor Cox's run
ming mate. arrives from San Fran
cisco, conferences resulting in mora
than the mere exchange OF felicita-
tions. will follow.
Homer s. Cummings Chairman Of
the national COMMITTEES: E. II
Moore, OF Youngstown. the COVER
nor's pre- convention campaign man
ager and a number OF party leaders
are expected to participate. Il ia
understood probable that phases OF
the campaign may be discussed.
Dayton citizens are apprehensivs
that efforts made may be made TO
have the notification ceremony fake
place in Columbus, and they are pre-
pared to go the limit to nuIlify such
arrangement in such II should be
pressed by any one
From present indications the cer-
emony viii take place at Trails
End" the governors suburban
home. where several thousand peo-
pie gathered two weeks before his
nomination to celebrate the occa-
sion of his departure for San Franz
cisco. The governor made his sec-
sond public address since his nomI-
nation at the Dayton Club at a din
ner for the Ohio Golf Associations
Governor Cox is an enthusiastic
golfer and his address was chiefly
an intimate talk on the merits OF
this sport. He also spoke in COR
dial terms OF his Republican oppon-
ent, Senator Harding, who also is =
devotee Of the game.
He declared that regardless of the
results of the election he and Sen
ator Harding will remain the same
splendid friends as in the past
Wilson To See Cox
WASHINGTON, July 8-Prezt-
dent Wilson and Gov. James NJ. Cox,
the Democratic standard-bearer for
1920. are expected to have a confer
ence at the White House soon. Gov.
Cox has been in direct touch with
the President since his nomination.
and Administration officials ex-
pect an early meeting.
Former Representative 7. T. Ans
berry of Ohio, one of Gov. Cox's
close friends and a delegate from
the District of Columbia il en-
route TO Dayton to see the Cow
ernor. and it is likely that when
Gov. Cox comes to Washington Tor
his conference he viii stop at AxsE-
berry's home.
President Wilson'S part IN <h5
forthcoming Presidential campaign
will be passive only in the physical
sense and passive only because the
Illness from which he is recuper-
ating precludes the possibility Of
active physical participation.
But in the physically passive sup
port the President win render Gov
Cox and Franklin d. Roosevelt ane
the Democratic Party there win be
intellectual vitality Of the sort tha;
caused leaders of the Allies TO de-
clare president Wilson's notes dlt
more to break the Germans than
the force of the Allied armies"
Cox Wires Edwards.
TRENTON, July S-Governof
Edwards today received the follow
ing telegram from Gov Cox in re-
ply to a recent message OF congrat-
ulation:
from New Jersey. Victory is ours"
Urges Vote Against Suffrage.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July g.
Miss Anna Book, OF Los Angeles. for
meriy an equal-suffrage leader in a
letter TO W. K. Andersen, represen-
tative in the lower house Of tbs
Tennessee legislature. urged him not
TO support ratification Of the suf-
frage amendment. Suffrage eoarsens
and cheapens women, she said Sh9
expressed her regret at her former
activity in it's behalf. saying that
since suffrage has been granted
there has been an alarming In
crease in immortality, divorce and
murder in California