Evening star., 1922-10-11
CABINET MEMBERS
TAKE STUMP SOON
President Limits Personal
Campaign Activities to
Party Councils.
HUGHES TO AID LODGE
Weeks Also to Massae iusetts;
Daugherty, Hoover, nenby and
Wallace to Mid West.
HUGHES TO AID LODGE

Virtually every member of the
cabinet. according to the Associated
Press. will take part in the campaign
for the election of representatives and
senators and governors of states now
underway. President Harding, how
ever, has made no plans to take
personal part in the campaign. it is
said. His friends say that he sees
no necessity of going personally to
the country for an Endorsement of
the administration. and that he is
averse to the issue of party appeals
from the White House. The Presi-
dent is participating, however. in the
campaign councils of his party.
With the exception Of Secretary
Mellon of the Treasury Department.
every member of the cabinet will get
into action. Few of the department
heads have made fixed speaking en-
gagements. but all have arranged to
be away from Washington or in a
position to assist the regular array
of party speli6lndered at the peak
of the battle in late October and
the first days of November. Some
dates and tours have been tentatively
arranged and will be announced. it
was stated, as soon as 4 complete
perspective of the situation can be
had by the party chieftains who will
determine where cabinet speakers are
most needed.
Hughes to Boston.
The only definite speaking date made
SO far by Secretary Hughes is at
Boston. where he is scheduled to
speak October 80. In addition to
full list of candidates for House seats.
Mr.. Hughes later in the week of the
goth probably will visit New York
and New Jersey, but no definite pro-
gram has been given out for that part
of his tour.
Secretary Weeks will precede MIR.
Hughes into Massachusetts,, having
Boston October "a. While the War
Secretary's itinerary has not been
completed. II is expected that he will
participate in the campaign in New
Jersey and in Delaware. with the
possibility of two or three speeches
in other eastern states.
Attorney General Ddugherty has
definitely scheduled only two plat
form appearances during the cam
paign-Chicago. October 20. and Can
ton. Ohio. October 21.
Denby'S Dates Open.
No fixed dates have been announced
for Secretary DENLY. but he is sched-
uled to leave Washington today or to-
moro ow for Detroit to attend the
Pulitzer races. and d brief particl-
patton in the campaign in his home
state is expected The Navy Depart
ment head plans also to make tour
of inspection of the Boston and Ports
mouth navy yards in about two
weeks.
The state of Secretary Hoover's
health requires that his contem-
Al he
sician has ordered that he limit his
ign tour through the middle
west to speeches at Toledo. October
6: Grand Rapids. October II. and De-
troit. October IS. The itinerary pre-
viously announced included Chicago.
Charleston. W. Va.
Trips farther into the west are con-
templated for Secretaries Davis and
Wallace the former having accepted
engagements to go to the Pacific
coast His tour. it was stated. prob
ably will include all three of the west
coast states. but details of the pro-
gram are not available.
WaIIace's Itinerary.
The Department of Agriculture head
will make a StuInpins trip at the re-
quest OF the republican congressional
committee. which will inCludespeeches
at Columbus. Ohio. October Is; Gin
cinnati. October 10: Frankfort. Ind.
October 81. and St. Louis. October %.
Between October "a and q. Secretary
w allace will be in Kansas and Ne
braska. finishing the campaign in
Michigan. October so and 81.
Secretary Fall. who already has left
Washington for his home in New
Mexico, will participate in the cam
paign only to a limited extent and in
the intermountain district. He ex-
poets to be absent until after election.
No schedule has been outlined for
Postmaster General Work as yet, and
although it is said he probably will
make several speeches. he has ac-
cepted no definite engagements.