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Show IIMI INVITATIONS 10 TAFT FLOflDJIS MAIL Announcement That Republican Candidate Will Make Tour Meets With Favor. CINCINNATI, Sopt. 9. Pending the arrangement by tho Republican national conunittco of tho dates of Judge- Taft's intended trip through tho country, tho .plans for tho Cincinnati campaign are being held in aboyance. But three appointments ap-pointments for delegations to visit tho candidato hero have been made, ScpL IS. Ifl and 22. Tho announcement through the press that a "awing around tho circlo" was to bo made b' the candidato has resulted in a deluge of letters from various sections inviting addresses. All sucli invitations are being be-ing referred to tho national committee for consideration. Tho one. thing settled set-tled about tho traveling campaign is that tho candidato will bo in Chicago October 3, where ho will address the Lako-to-thc-Gulf Deep Waterway association asso-ciation at -the Auditorium. This decision de-cision was mado final toda3-, although Mr. Taft had somo time ago responded to an inquiry on the subject by saying that should the invitiation be exteiidcd formally ho would accept. Mr. Bryan has accepted an invitation to address tho association October H. Judge Taft's first day -in Cincinnati was taken advantage- of by many of his personal and political friends to pay their respects aud from tho time he arrived at his newly established offices at tho Sinton hotel, shortly after 10 o'clock, until late in tho afternoon, he was constantly engaged with callors, among whom was Representative- Long-worth. Long-worth. Mr. JiOngworth. under the direction direc-tion of the speaker's bureau of tho national na-tional committee, will devote- his time-to time-to the campaign after tho 13th. A. I. Vorys, .Judgo Taft's chief of staff, made a call on Senator Poraker hero today. It was said to bo a eocial j call with no significance. |