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Roosevelt would have to be consid-
cred in organization plans for the
campaign in the East" Mr.. Shaver
said. however. that the organization
plans are still in the making. and
that final decisions with regard to
headquarters in the East and the
West would have to be made later.
Mr.. Roosevelt, as the leader of the
Smith pre-convention campaign. and
as the floor leader for Gov. Smith
during the convention, made a
marked impression on the delegates
to the convention. His address nomi-
| best if not the best at the convention
If the Davis and Bryan ticket is to
be successful in the Empire State. it
| will require the closest cooperation
of the Smith forces there.
McAdoo Forces Line Up.
AS an indication of the manner in
which the Democrats. split wide
asunder during the convention con-
test. are now getting together in
support Of the national ticket, Mr.
Shaver announced today that 1.I0O
McAdoo- for President clubs. organ
ICED in all parts of the country, have
pledged themselves to work actively
for Davis and Bryan.
While the radio will be used extern
sively during the campaign by Mr..
Davis and Mr.. Bryan, the former will
take the stump actively, it was said
today. 1t is expected that he will go
into the far Western States, Mr.. Sha-
yer said although he said that it had
not been decided whether Mr.. Davis
speaking tours would take him as far
as the Pacific coast. The exigencies
of the campaign, as they arise, would
determine to large extent that
calities in which Mr.. Davis would
speak.
Headquarters at Home.
Locust Valley, Long Island, home of
Mr. Davis will be an important head
quarters of the Democratic campaign
this summer in the opinion of Shaver
Other principal headquarters, Mr..
York City and Chicago and afterward
regional offices will be opened. None
of these, however, is to be establish
ed until he gains thorough knowl-
edge of the national committee head
quarters in Washington.
The new chairman expressed the
belief that the radio would be Sc
lected as one of the principal means
of appealing to the voters. 1t had
been agreed, he said, that use of
sary to send a large battery of speak
ers through the country. This plan,
he said, would permit Democratic
orators of national reputation to
reach practically all of the larger
centers of population in person and
| lated sections of the country by
broadcasting.
Coolidge Prepares Address.
With notification ceremonies for
President Coolidge exactly three
| weeks distant, the Republican presi-
Dental nominee began work today on
the address he will make at that time,
sounding the keynote of the party's
national campaign.
Much of the material for the ad-
dress has been in process of selection
| for some time, and the immediate
| task before Mr.. Coolidge is the draft
! ing of an outline of the speech. The
method of work determined upon is
| similar to that followed by him in
writing his first message to Congress.
| and the form of the address to be de-
livered here August IA is expected to
be somewhat like that of the con-
| gressional message.
Governmental economy and reduc-
| tion of taxes are to be the foremost
| subjects treated, with the whole ad-
! dress primarily devoted to An eXposi-
| ton of the party's record.