Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-14
TO HEAR DAVIS
AT SEA CIR I
Many Local People Expected
to Attend MiddIesex
Day Tomorrow

Information received in this city
today is that John w. Davis. the
Democratic candidate for president,
will be in New Jersey as the guest
of Governor George s. Silzer, on Fri
day, August 20. 1t Is also understood
that plans have already been begun
to make this event a real Jersey day
for the candidate, who will be enter
tanned by the governor at the sum-
mer capital, at Camp Silzer, Sea Girt.
1t is understood that representa-
tives of the party from all sections
of the state will be present to pay
honor to the candidate at a reception
to be given by the governor. From
Information at hand at this time. 1t
is not known to what extent the COM
mittee in charge will go to arrange
for the reception, but it is expected
that special trains from various Sec
tions of the state will be run to Camp
Silzer and that thousands OF men
and women prominent in the Demo-
cratic ranks will be present to pledge
their support to Mr.. Davis in the
coming election.
It Is expected that Camp Silzer
will be a busy place tomorrow. which
has been set aside by Governor Sill
Zer DIS NlluQltSCA COdhty hoy eaiA& 49,
dicat tions are at this time that al
though no concerted efforts have
been made TO get out a large repre-
sentation, that several thousand
people from this county will attend.
Arrangements were pegun here sew
eraI days ago for the local delega-
tion to visit Camp Silzer on this oc-
casion and cars will leave from the
headuuarters of the Thomas Patten
Association in Division street at 10
o'clock to take all those who may
desire to attend.
There will also be many private
parties leaving this city, and many
telephones were busy today arrang-
| ing for cars to take individuals VINO
| find II impossible to go with the
large delegation. The reception Will
take place at o'clock and atter
| greetings have been exchanged d
| military inspection vail take place
| by the governor.
/ Although 1t Is not generally pc
lieved that any political Information
will be given out at camp olizer W
morrow, as far as the Midalese1
county ticket is concerned. 1t Is the
General opinion that a discussion OF
the slate will take place and ar
|
possibly the coming week.
Is Not Candidate
NEW BRUNSWICK Aug; Ia
| Morris Spritzer, attorney, VIII mo-
| run for the assembly on the Repup'
| lican ticket, as reported, he told the
| press today.
TRENTON, Aug. 14-Governoi
Silzer is anxious to have representa-
five gathering of Jerseyites at the
last Governors Day of the season a
Camp Silzer. Sea Girt. tomorrow
Special invitations have been ISSUED
to Essex, Morris. Passaalc. Union
Somerset, Middlesex. Atlantic Cap'
May and Cumberland. ,o,
From 1870 p. m. to 2:So o,cioeh
there will be a demonstration by the
Eortv- Fourth Divisional sigma
Corns of the installation or teie'
nhone communication systems foi
the troops within the division. Al
9.2o o'clock the Governor Will re-
view tbe 102nd Cavalry. After the
review there will be a series or othei
military events and a polo game pc
| tween the cavalry and team IRON
Camp Vail. rs =,
the u. S Navy will repeat their per-
formance of August / by parachute
summing from an army aeroplant
which will be piloted from Mitchell
Field. The dirigible il will be sen
over from Lakehurst to Sea Glrt
There will be demonstration or
mounted squadron In attack in con
i fiict with a company OF infantr!
The infantry company VIII De "A
G n
toned at Camp Silzer.
While the day has been set asid
for the nine counties the Governo
has extended a general invitation Il
relatives of the guardsmeu in camr