The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-19
FORECAST OF NEWS
POLITICS WILL STILL BE CENTER
 OF INTEREST.
Both Taft and Bryan Have a Strenu- Ous Week Ahead of Them and Sherman and Kern Will Be
 Busy.

Putting forth their greatest efforts in the States. that yaryingly are call- cd doubtful and pivotal. now that the presidential campaign Is in its last week but one. the various party man. agers unfold a multiplicity of plans for the week that are we'll calculated to keep politics in the forefront of the news.
 For Taft, as well as for Bryan. the activity Is to be as well nigh ceaseless. on down the line. Coming up from his invasion of the South, the Republi- can candidate for the presidency will speak in New Jersey in the forepart of the week and then return to his own State of Ohio for a day, there- upon making another flight Into In- diana. the cities of importance to be visited in the Hoosier State being Ev- ansville, Indianapolis and Fort Wayne.
 Bryan will have travelled in five States before the week ends-Indiana. Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia and New Jersey. finishing in New York, where he will spend Sunday in rest.
 His itinerary in Ohio was arranged with the special aim of enabling him to reach with his arguments practi- cally the same people who heard Mir.
 
 MT. Sherman. the Republican candi- date for the Vice Presidency. will speak in Wilmington, Del. on Mon- day and in Philadelphia Tuesday and will devote the remainder of the week to meetings in New York State.
 Mir. Kern, democratic candidate for the vice presidency will spend several more days in New York State. He expects to speak in Ohio on Thursday
 Governor Hughes, of New York. who Is campaigning for reelection and Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuyvesant Chanier. his Democratic opponent, will continue their speech h-making tours of the State.
 Treasurer Ridder of the Democratic National Committee win make public on Tuesday an additional list of sub scrtptions to the funds for the party's campaign expenses The Carnegie Hall meeting in New York City on Tuesday at which former members of Cleveland's cabinet, including Richard Olney of Boston and Judson Harmon, of Ohio, are to speak and the mass meeting. also in New York City on Thursday night of Southern Democrats which Is to be addressed by Governor Swanson, of Virginia, are other Demo- cratic fixture of the week of national importance. The week will be rich in speeches by members of Mir. Roose- velt's cabinet. Secretary of War Wright will be heard in New York City and other places and Secretary of Commerce and Labor Straus will spend the entire week on the stump. visiting Cleveland. Chicago, St. Louis and Louisville.
 The political situation In the Bal kans will continue to occupy a prom inent place in the worlds news. while in the Orient a week Of entertainment awaits the officers and men of the Atlantic battleship fleet who are vis- iting Japan on their world round cruise.
 The German Reichstag will assem- ble Wednesday in Berlin.
 Conventions scheduled for the week include the International Bible Con ventfon in Columbus, Ohio: the twen- ty-sivth annual Mohonk Conference of Friends of the Indian and Other Dependent Peoples and the National Woman's Suffrage Convention in Buff falo, N. Y.
 A public funeral of the late Bishop Henry C. Potter will be held in Grace Church in New York City on Tuesday morning.
 The classic automobile race of the year will occur on Saturday when a number of daring drivers will compete for the Vanderbilt cup over the twen- ty-dve mile course on Long Island.