The Washington times., 1922-10-15
CABTNETEERS SOON
ITO BEGIN SPEECH
MAKING CAMPAIGN
Secretary Mellon Only
Cabinet Member
Let Off

Let Off
MOST Of the Administration cir.
Gle ID either off campaigning
or planning to set out and set
busy. Only the President has
kept himself carefully aioof from
the campaign, answering all In
vitations to speak with reminder
that he 10 President Of the United
States and Of all the people-not
Of one section nor Of one party.
30 Tar Secretary Hughes has
but one definite speaking engage
ment. being pledged to make an
address in Boston on October 30.
Secretary Mellon In being let Off
entirely. He ID often good hu.
morediy referred to as the shrink
ing violet Of the Administration,
so seduiousiy does he avoid the
limelight and 20 consistently does
ne refuse to make speeches.
But the rest Of the "Cabineteers'
are In the campaign up to their
neciSs.
Senator Lodge, chairman of the
powerful Foreign Relations Com.
mittee. being up for reelection In
Massachusetts. It II probable that
Secretary Hughes will touch on
foreign relations In his Boston ad.
dress. It is thought that immedi.
ately after his trip to Massa-
chusetts he win visit New York
and New Jersey. but no statement
has yet been made. And mean
while Secretary and Mrs. Hughes
are moving from Graystone to
their town house in Eighteenth
street--not very much Of a move.
perhaps. but any move 10 more
or less trying. The actual re-
moval was. ] believe, accomplished
yesterday.
SECRETARY WEEKS win be-
sin his campaigning with q
speech in Boston on October ~.
will participate in the campaign In
New Jersey and Delaware, and
will possibly make two or three
speeches In other Eastern States.
Mrs. Weeks win stay on at Mount
Prospect. the Weeks farm" at
Lancaster. N, h. and win not get
down to Washington until late No
vember. Their daughter. Mrs.
John w. Davidge. and her children
Joined Mr.. Davidge in washington
a fortnight or 80 ago ,aftef spend.
Ing the summer on Cape Cod.
No schedule has yet been out
lined for Postmaster General
Work. although he ID pledged to
speak. However. having organ
ixed the Postoffice Department for
team work and arranged series
Of State conferences. he always
seems to be flying Off to one or an
other OF these. Last week It was
q Pennsylvania conference that
engaged his attention, the week
before that o conference Of postal
employees in Syracuse. And before
that. In turn. he took in two or
three conventions In New Eng
land. Come to think Of II, possibly
he can do about as effective cam.
paigning among his postmasters
N In any other way. .'.
Mrs. Work usually doesn't &C
company the doctor. since he's
only away for . day or two, and
she's more comfortable In her
pleasant apartment at wardman
Park. And al last week she had
her daughter. Mrs. Albert Bissell.
with her.
THE Attorney General, Mr..
Daugherty, has had Mrs.
Daugherty with him out at Ward
man Park for Q week or two, but
now she is comfortably ensconced
at Johns Hopkins and he's free
to turn his attention to speech
making Chicago on October 20.
Canton, Ohio. on October 81, and
undoubtedly more speeches In
Ohio and Michigan later on.
Poor Mrs. Daugherty 10 q
chronic invalid and Washington
scarcely knows her at all. She
uu,ally manares to 80 home to
Columbus, Ohio. for the winter,
but winter finds her at Johns
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