Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-09-18 | Page 1 | Mere Man is Barred from Cox Meeting

IRE 11 IS BARRED FROM C 0 XMEETING Democratic Candidate Speaker At Women Only Gathering In Bay City SAN FRANCISCO, Sep. 18. Mere man, unless accompanied ly a woman "escort," was refused admission today to hear the address ,,f I'.overnur Jamen M. Cox. Iicmocrutlc presidential noml-.nce, noml-.nce, before tho San Francisco center !of the California) Civic Leasue, a wo- man's organization. The speech nt a luncheon, was the principal feature of Qovorhof COx'a last active campaign da In t lie San Frsholsed bay region. Tickets wit" , restricted to women voters, unless S nn-mber of the oririntzatlon requested I the privilege of bringing a "man j guest ' Following this talk. Governor Cox's Itinerary called for an address to the commercial club, n public reception; at the Palace hotel, and a speech at ithe Oakland auditorium across the bay, under the auspices of the state Democratic, committee. The nominee Will leave tomorrow for I.os Angel, s traveling south ly daylight. Governor Cox was expected to de-1 de-1 vote further attention in today's address ad-dress to the Japanese Immigration question, a burning Issue n California. HIa audience also anticipated an ela-i boratlon of his statement thai "racial j feeling was being Inspired by opponents oppon-ents of the league of nations and that lit looks to me like a Gcrman-Amcrl-Can alliance with the reactionary' candidate." can-didate." He has promised such elaboration elabor-ation here.