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Show PRESIDENT OPPOSED TO CAMPAIGN TOUR Will, However, Accept In vi tat ions to Speak at Various Places. WASHINGTON. Auk. 1'. After a nn-Vn nn-Vn in t.:a b-t wtr.-n 1'rrnpVnt Wiii.: nnd tin- m-Milrra of tlie I r mo-! at ic cani- ; .ii-rn com:nittee. Vat: Mil orrnb k. c); h i r:i n n -f the n.i t Irmn I t nm in it tee, an-rioiit.i.cd an-rioiit.i.cd that the ir.tldent would make no p-.iking tour, but prohahly wouM ac-cept ac-cept ln itjtlons to fpfk at different pla- ep. Mr. Mi I'onnii k epl.tfne l the presl-(b-T'l'a dc. iblr.n by f.i Ihr Mr. Wilson con Md-red a st'imj nig to ir Incompatible with the dignity of the office of president. 1-ii-t week ont;rep.Jlorial cabers at the White ho'ise gnlne.t the distinct Impression Impres-sion tliat Mr. Wilson would .nake a trip to the I'ncific coast. So far tlie president's presi-dent's only hpraklng engagements are Hodgensv We. Ky., September 4. and St. lo'ils, September 2-. i Mr. Mcormlrk said that after the adjournment ad-journment nf congress the president 'expected 'ex-pected to spend most of his time at Ijong hninrh, N. .)., and would receive political delegations there alter the notification ceremonies September 2. The formal notification of Vice President Presi-dent M.trshal! will ho at Indianapolis about a week nfter the presidential notification. noti-fication. Mr. M'Tormick will see the vice president Inter this week to arrange a definite date. |