The Washington times., 1909-08-06
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October 1l-Los Angeles, two days
October l4-Grand CANYON, morning
and afternoon.
October 16-Ei Paso. Texas, morning
and afternoon.
following morning.
Long Stop At Brothers.
October 1S-Corpus Christi, night and
following four days. at his brother,
Charles P. Taft's ranch.
October 2G-Houston, three hours,
morning
October 9s-Dallas, night.
October 25-St Louis, morning and at
ternoon. and East ST. Louis. On trip
down river stop Cape Gerardeau,
October 26-Cairo. HI. three hours.
October 2s-Hickman, KY, two hours
October e7-Memphis. Tenn, three
hours morning.
October 27-HeIena. Ark. two hours
October sS-vicksbmg, Miss. two
hours afternoon
October 29-New Orleans, night and
two following days.
November jackson. Miss. morning,
afternoon, and part OF evening.
November columbus, Miss, three
hours, part morning and afternoon.
November Birmingham, Ala. night.
following morning and part afternoon.
November Macon, Ca, morning
November Savannah, Ga, night
and following morning.
November 5-Charleston, S. C, even
ing.
November 6-Augusta, Ca, afternoon
and night and following day.
November S-Columbia, :. c., part
morning and afternoon.
November 9-Wilmington. n. c.,
morning and afternoon.
November 10-Richmond, Va, morn
ing and afternoon.
No Changes Expected.
II was said at the executive offices
that no changes in this itinerary will
be made.
Accompanying the President this af-
ternoon, in addition to his personal en-
! tourage, win be the clerical force which
| viii do the work of the summer CAPT
faps executive offices during the re-
mainder of the summer. Secretary car
penter and Assistant Secretary Forster
/ viii take with them a large force OF
| clerks, including telegraph operators,
for il is certain that much work viii be
/ done by the summer force.
Assistant Secretary Misehler will be
/ in charge Of the White House Offices,
J while the remainder Of the corps is in
/ Beverly.
| The President. was in a happy mood
| TO-DAY both because of the successful
! termination of his fight for downward
| revision of the tariff and because only
/ a few hours remained before his depart
! ure TO reioin his family Nearly 100 Sem
/ atOrs Representatives and Government
officials called at his offices today to
tell him gOOd-by and wish him luck
with the golf clubs du4lng his vaca-
ton.
/ All of them heard the famous Taft
laugh in its best notes.
! Brilliant Dinner Given.
Just to signalize the end of the tariff
session and 10 show the world that ns
! was satisfied with the manner N which
\ Congress fixed up the schedules. FRESH
dent Taft gave the most rer5arka Bile Of
a long series Of dinners at the Whit'
House last night.
1t had been the intention TO have tn
dinner served outdoors somewhere OIL
/ the White House grounds, but the VIC
/ lent and long-COntinued interruption Of
/ ( fered by Mr.. Pluvius caused a chang
OF plan. and the state dining room
was used instead Of the grass.
Among the guests was one President
one Vice President, one Speaker of tn
House Of Representatives, six member
Of the Cabinet, one Secretary to tn
! President, fifteen members Of the Sen
. 4 ate, besides quite a number of Repre-
sentatives and two aides Of the Pres
r dent. The guests from the House an
Senate included the Democratic mem
. bers Of the committees which frame
the bill who were forgotten while In
bill was In Congress, but who wer
, remembered By the President.
Glad Session Is 0Y4r.
j The President admitted that the TART
! law was not perfect, but lie though
! that its passage was one 81 p forwar
and was exceedingly glad, APPARENTLY
e that the session was over
4 The guests were;
n The President
e The Vice President
u The Speaker of the House
2 The Secretary of State.
The Secretary Of the Treasury.