Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-21
DAVIS WILL Be
S|LzER'S GUEssTH|
At THE SH0RE|
Great Plans Made for Honor-
ing Democratic Nominee |
TO Speak Tomorrow /
ADDRESS AT 3 O'CLOCK
This City and County to Be
Well Represented at
the Event

SEA GIRT. Rug. 21.-John W.
Davis Democratic presidential nonas
inee. will begin his visit to New Jer<
sey this evening. unless plans a1iv
nounced today by Frederic M. p.
Pearse. secretary to Governor Silzer.
Mr.. Pearse and Colonel Norman
Schwarzkopf, head of the state po4
lice are to meet Mr. Davis in New
YORK late this afternoon and bring
him to the Little White House,
the Sea Girt residence of Governor
Silzer, by automobile. No functions
are arranged for tonight. Mr.. Davis
and the governor planning to discuss
campaign issues.
| Friday morning, It Is planned that
| the nominee and Governor S5l44<
will play golf on the links OF thu
Spring Valley COLL and Se1anfn|
! club Mr.. Davis and the state Dem :
ocratlc committee will be guests u
Ihe governor at luncheon at th9
Lake. at 1890.
Mr. Davis will begin his address
at the Sea Girt camp grounds al e
O'Clock. He will be preceded BY
united States Senator Edward I. Eds
wards, of New Jersey. Mayor Fred
erick Donnelly, of Trenton. Demo-
cratic aspirant for the seat now held
by United States Senator Walter T..
Edge. Republican and by Commits
sioner A. Magry Moore. of Jersey
City. Harry Heher, chairman OF the
state Democratic COMMITTED will
preside at the meeting and Governor
Silzer will introduce Mr.. Davis.
Secretary Pearse said that $4,000
| trnf, to- 4
! tomorrow for the Davis address.
The speech will not be radiocas..
but an extensive ainplifying system
has been installed to carry the nom
inee's voice to the edge of the
crowds,
Original plans were that DR. Davis
would return to New York tomor-
row evening. but according to Sec
retary Pearse, there Is a possibility
that he may spend Friday night at
Sea Girt. returning to New York on
Saturday morning.
Davis to Leave New York City
NEW YORK. Aug. 21:-Before
departing for Sea Girt, New Jersey.
where he plans to fire the first
broadside against President Cool
ldge's position as the nominee Of the
| lOIIUTTOW, JQlA
w. Davis will confer here today with
Glen L. Shaver. his campaign man-
ager, and other party leaders on
general campaign plans.
Mr.. Shaver Is returning from the
West to supplement reports made by
telegraph concerning what he re-
CARDS as a favorable drift in that
section to the Democratic nationaf
ticket. He already has advised the
presidential nominee that the people
| in the West are anxious to hear Mr..
Davis and 1t was largely at his in-
slstence that the party standard
bearer decided to inaugurate his iTi-
tensive campaign Immediately aften
his Labor Day address at Wheeling,
! w. Va. Mr.. Davis will leave here
for Sea Girt late this afternoon to be
the guest of Governor Silzer until
| tomorrow, when he will return to
| his home at Locust Valley. The
nominee will have dinner tonight
with the governor g.. THE Little
| White House" on the New Jersey
coast. Tomorrow he will speak in
formally to the Democratic state
| committee at a luncheon and then
will proceed to the National Guard
camp where his principal address
of the day will be delivered.