The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-27
TAFT ALL READY FOR TOMORROW Holds Reception in Church and Drops Politics for a
 Day. HARMONY C0MFAB TO-DAY Candidate to Meet With Home State Commitfcc-Enthusias
 in Store.
HARMONY COMFAB TO-DAY

Cincinnati, O.. July 26.--As the calm before the storm was the Sab bath observance of William H. Taft to-day in the home of his brother, Charles P. Taft. The presidential can dldate will work at the trade of pollt- ics tomorrow attending the meeting of the state central committee meet ing informally the members of the notification committee. lending his aid to the local arrangements committee and placing himself generally at the disposal of national and state leaders. On Tuesday he will deliver his speech of acceptance. then surrender himself to the vagaries of riot of political enthusiasm.
 With Mrs C. P. Taft and her daughter Louise the candidate at- tended the morning services at Christ Episcopal church The ancient edlfice is undergoing repairs and the services were held in the basement, the capacity of which was tested by the attendance.
 Mir. Taft joined heartily in the ser NlGt dliu hI liS CDlliluSlVl Wus lle'iN tho center of an admiring group of ac- qualntances and friends, many of whom he greeted by their first names and with all of whom he shook hands. With Mrs. Taft and Miss Sinton, he walked half a dozen blocks down North street. viewing the decorations, He then retraced his steps to the home of his brother where he Is staying and re- malned there until late in the after noon. Then he paid a visit to the bed side of former State Senator John W, Heron. father of Mrs, Taft, who has Arthur I. Vorys, who arrived late to- l day spent some time at tho Taft res ldence in consultation with his chief,
 Senator Warner, of Missouri, chair man of tho notification committee, reached the city during the day but did not present himself to Mir, Taft, re- marking facetlously that he was in grave fear that Mr. Taft had already gained suspicion of the fact of his nomination,
 General Felix Agnus of Baltimore Md, member of the notification com mittee, was one of the arrivals today General Agnus Is serving for the flftf time In this capacity, having partici- pated in the notification of the noml. nations of Presidents Garfield Harri son and Mckinley,
 $, c. Bigney, of Boston, who takes the place on the committee of Senato Murray Crane, reached tho city wltl William F, Harrington, the Nev Hampshire member, Frank H. Hitch cock. who Is expected tomorrow, vii make report to the candidate on con dltions in the west as he found then during his recent visit to that section Elmer Dover, secretary of the nationa committee, will also reach the city to morrow,
 Importance Is attached to the meet ing tomorrow of the Ohio state centra , committee to be attended by MT, Taft as the meeting Is declared to be in tended 10 generate common under standing, stngleness of purpose and CT :. thusiasm. which carried away by tn various members, will permeate a
 parts of the state, There seems itttl , left for the local notification arrange ment committee to do as every part ( Tuesdays program seems to have bee , perfected Although the customar |, sabbath cessation of business prevaile :, in the down town streets to-day thel was decided activity in carrying Qu