The sun., 1916-09-16
NEW HUGHES TOUR
TO STRESS TARIFF
Nominee VIII Dwell Upon
Methods to Meet the Post
Bellum situation.
Z, II. TO DO LAUNDERING
WOman's Campaign Commit
tee Formed to Work in
Suffrage States.

There II TO be no change In the tone
OF the speeches which Charles r.. Hughes
IL TO make on the tour which ne begins
Monday through the middle West.
Resisting the opportunities Of certain
leaders that on his next trip he handle
MIR. Wilson without gloves. the Republi.
can candidate has decided that 20 far a.
his own part In the campaign 10 con-
cerned It will be kept on as high q plane
as possible. with all personalities care
fully esche~ed. mention Of the Presi-
dent by name being avoided for the most
part and no rancor shown.
From his experiences on his Western
trip and In Maine Mr.. Hughes Is con-
WINGED that this kind Of campaigning for
him Ia the most effective and will win
him the most support.
hughes Draws CoMparisen.
As Mr.. Hughes Is reported to have
outlined his views at . conference held
this week. the Republican candidate
takes the position he has developed one
style Of campaigning and Col. Roosevelt
another.
The situation after the war-that Is
the big point Mr.. Hughes has told the
leaders he intends to lay stress upon In
his coming speeches. with the tariff one
Of the chief features. The peace al IN
price sentiment In favor OF Wilson. in
Mr.. HuRhes's opinion, Is fading m the
post bellum situation Il looming every
where n a big question in peoples
minds. Mexico will be stressed even
more than on the Western trip. a big
bundle Of new ammunition having been
despatched 20 Bridgehampton yesterday.
nthar lcS,ag otrh a the Albanian otOht
hour law and the Presidents foreign
policy. vim. Of course. have a place In
the coming speeches. But the protective
tariff and other constructive measures
are to have more emphasis than before.
The case Of the Democratic. AZ Mr..
Hughes sees II. was presented IN the
Presidents speech Of acceptance. In his
coming tour Mr.. Hughes will try to tear
10 pieces the record presented therein. in
order that for the people. to use . legal
phrase. the issue may be Joined.
Col. Roosevelt. OF the other hand. II
plans now shaping are carried out. will.
on his trip TO the Pacific coast. assail Mr..
Wilson in characteristic style and ap-
PEAL particularly to Progrsssivss in the
doubtful States Minnesota, Arisona,
New Mexico and Montana have been
added to h States that Are clamortne
for Col. Roosevelt. The only thing that
may hold him back from . long trip may
be his voice. whose public speaking quail
tiles have never been the same since his
South American trip.
woaan's Canpaign Committee.
announcement was made at Repubn.
can headquarters yesterday OF a
woman's National Campaign Committed
TO run the woman's end Of the Repubii'
can campaign in the big suffrage states
The work will be conducted bota from
New York and Chicago headquarters
This is entirely a new phase Of cam
paign work. The committee as ap
Mrs. Joseph r. Bowen. Mrs. Laura p
Evans and Mrs. William SEVERN. Iii
hons Mrs. J. ID. Whitmore. Colorado
Mrs. Abbie F.. krebs and Mrs. Mary f
Gibson. California Mrs. John Hay,
Hammond. Mrs. Larz Andersen and Mrs
Charles Sumne Bird of Massachusetts,
Mrs. William Einstein. Mrs. Nicholas
Murray Butler. Mrs. Oscar g.. Straus
Mrs. Nelson II. Henry. Miss frances A
kellor. Mrs. Henry G. Danforth AIN
Mrs. Cabot Ward of New York Mrs
Solomon Hirsch Of Oregon Miss Maud
Wetmore OF Rhode Island Mrs. Georg,
W. Aiken Of Washington: Mrs. Franz
Mebane OF North Carolina Miss Bell,
Fligelman of Montana Mrs. Edna G
Baker Of Nevada; Mrs. l.. C. Harms
berger OF Wyoming Mrs. Margaret Hill
McCarter OF Kansas: Mrs. Henry Nor
gan Of Arizona. and Mrs. Margaret Fan
Cherdron OF Utah.
Senator r. c. Knox OF Pennsylvani,
called at headquarters yesterday to as
sure Mr.. Wilcox that the election O
Mr. Hughes was a certainty.
And We are going to have q majorit
In the United States Senate. too" adde'
Senator Knox.