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Hurley. Postmaster General Brown,
Secretary of Agriculture Hyde. Secre-
tary Of Interior Wilbur, Assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury Walter Hope
Assistant Secretary of the Navy in
Charge of Aeronautics David ingalls,.
George Akerson and Lawrence Richey
OF the White House secretarial staff,
Capt. Russell Train and Col, Campbell
Hodges, naval and military aide re-
spectfully; Capt. Joel T. Boone, White
House physician; Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles banker; James F. Burke
OF Pittsburgh and James l.. West. pub
licity director of the Republican Ma
tional Committee.
Also in the party were l9 newspaper
correspondents. 10 news photographers
end motion picture operators and an
equal number Of Secret Service opera
tives.
Upon his arrival at North Philadel-
rhia, the President was joined by James
J. Davis, Secretary of Labor, who Is the
Republican candidate for Senator from
Pennsylvania; Daniel Pomeroy, Repub-
lican national committeeman from New
Jersey; Jay Cooke, Sd. Philadelphia
banker, and jeremiah Millbank, New
York banker.
ThrIy 10 ne he0uce0.
The Presidents party will be greatly
reduced in size when his special train
leaves for Cleveland. He will be accom-
panied on this lap of his trip only by
Secretary AkerSon, Assistant Secretary
of the Navy ingalls,, his naval and mill
tary aides, DR. Boone and the corre-
epondents, photographers and secret
service men.
When the Presidents special pulled
out OF Union Station at Washington
this morning at 10 O'Clock, it marked
the beginning of two trips, which will
include four speeches. The President
win leave Philadelphia Immediately
after the game for Cleveland, where he
VIII arrive shortly before noon tomor-
row. He will be taken on an automobile
ride of about 5 miles about the down.
town section before going to the Hotel
Cleveland, which will be his hea6quar-
tiers there.
He will be the guest Of honor at a
large luncheon to be given by business
men Of Cleveland. Several hours of
the afternoon will be turned over to
the President and Mrs. Hoover TO dis
pose of in their own fashion. 1t is
thought they will take q motor ride
and probably make one or two calls on
friends and later will receive friends
In their hotel suite. Following dinner
the President will 60 to the Auditorium,
where he will deliver his address to the
American Bankers Association, assem-
bled for the closing event Of the nifty
sixth annual convention.
Expect Great Crowd.
The President has been advised that
. huge crowd win be assembled to hear
MIN. 1t was in this Auditorium that
Calvin Coolidge was nominated for the
presidency in 1924. It had q capacity
OF $4,000 then, but it has since been
enlarged to accommodate 10000.
Because OF the nature of this gath
ering, what the President will say on
this occasion is being looked forward
70 with expectancy. The same interest
Is being taken In the two speeches he
VIII deliver IN Boston on, October 6.
one before the American Legion and
the other before the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor. and the one he will
deliver October at Kings Mountain.
on the border line of North and South
Carolina
The making of these four speeches at
THIS particular time is looked upon by
many as the Presidents personal con-
tr1oution TO the cause Of his party in
the congressional campaign now under
way The White House has diSclaimed
any suggestion Of politics being asSo-
ciated with these speeches It has been
explained by the Presidents associates
tnat his purpose is simply to discuss
some OF the major problems confront
Ing his administration and the country
at this time. and incidentally to come
IN closer contact with the people.
viii Return Friday.
At any rate. it is understood that this
VIII be the nearest approach Mr. Hoo
yer Will make TO any personal partici-
patlon IN the present campaign, and
that these two short trips will be the
nearest thing to q co-called political
swing" he VIII take during the cam
paign. These trips are the first real
ones OF public nature the President
has taken since last October, when he
went to Dearborn and Detroit, Mich. !:
Cincinnati. Ohio. and Louisville, KY.
The four speeches on this trip will
De the first Mr.. Hoover has made away
from Washington since last Memorial
day, when he delivered an Grafton at
Gettysburg, Pa.
Immediately following his speech In
Cleveland, the President win 60 aboard
his special train and head back for
washington, arriving here about
Breakfast time Friday He will leave
washington Sunday night for Boston.
arriving there the next morning. Mr..
Hoover will leave Boston that night for
Kings Mountain, arriving there the next
day at noon. and will head back for
Washington four hours later arriving
on the afternoon of October 8.