The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-13
PRESIDENT TAEI
 IS HOME AGAIN Completes Ais Big Swing Around the Circle HAS IMPORTANT WORK President Has Appointment of Har- iar's Successor to Make and
 essage to Congress to AS Be Written SS @ 
HAS IMPORTANT WORK
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Q 0 Ashington, November 12e-Thc To sfte House is again occupied. Pros Gent Taft alighted from his private ar at the Union station this morning at 6:45 o'clock, precisely on time and ended his 15.0OO mile trip. Fifteen min- utes later the glass doors of the ex- ecutive mansion opened for him. It was the Presidents first call there since August 22. excepting only for a stop between trains two weeks ago.
 There were few persons in the station when the presidential train pulled in, only few policemen and a number of White House employees.
 Mrs. Taft, who was expected here be- fore the President, came tonight. MT. Taft had breakfast and luncheon alone, attended church and then spent the re- mainder of the day in resting and re- ceiving callers. He took long walk through the streets of the capital in the rain late in the afternoon.
 There are two matters before the President that he regards most i'm portant. His third annual message to Congress is yet to be written and all though data for it has been assembled he has not written any part of 1t.
 In addition to writing the message the President intends to give much consideration to the appointment of I successor to the late Supreme Court Justice Harlan and to the naming of men to fill other important judicial sacancies. For the supreme court va cancy alone there have been more than 10 recommendations, but the President nas made no determination as to whom he shall name. nor does he expect to 60 so for several weeks.
 Constructive Legislation
 As forecasted in his speech to the Chamber of Commerce of Pittsburg several weeks ago. MT. Taft expects to recommend In his message constructive Legislation to strengthen and to mak c more certain the regulation of trusts, federal incorporation which he has rec commended hitherto probably being put up to Cogress. What additional 1egis- lation he may suggest, the President has not determined.
 Professor Emory and A. H. Sanders of the tariff board conferred with the President at the White House today about the report on the wool and cot ton schedules of the tariff board, prom ising to make a report by December |, The tariff will figure in the Pres ident's message and his desire to rec oinnfend a reduction i n the WOOL and cotton schedules if the tariff boards ir- vestigations warrant such reductions was told on many platform during the trip.
 Two other reports that figure in the message have been placed before the President. One is from the railroad securities commission of which Presi- dent Hadley of Yale is chairman, deal ing with the question of stock water ing and over capitalization, and the other. is from the postofflce comnis- sion of which Supreme Court Justice Hughes Is chairman. dealing with sec- ond class postage rates.
 These reports have not been exam ined by the President. Among other subjects to be discussed In the message are conservation, currency reform, re- organization of the navy and govern ment economy.