The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-18
Governor JelkS tO Take Oath at Noon. PROGRAM IS COMPLETED Legislature Suspended Lab0rs Until Tuesday. A Grand Reception and ..;all is to Be
 Gwen at Auditorium Monday
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PROGRAM IS COMPLETED

 The official program of the inaugural ceremonies was completed and nads pub Nc yesterday.
 At H o'clock tomorrow William Dorsey Jeiks will be inaugurated for full term of four years as Governor of Alabama and the indications point to the largest attendance upon the ceremonies of any like occasion within the history of the State.
 It is certain that thirty-nins organiza- Hons of the Alabama National Guard will march in the great parade which will pass through the principal streets of Mont gomery. These military companies will come from every section of Alabama and the whole will be commanded by General Louis V. Clark of Birmingham, Brigadier General of the Guard.
 Another interesting feature win be the presence here of the Columbus Guards a famous Georgia military organization.
 There will be great number of car ridges in the parade and the grand Mar shal of the occasion will be Colonel Will Ham w. Brandon of Tuscaloosa, Adju- tant General and Chief Of Governor Jell1ss military stan.
 Six Companies Come Today.
 Six of the military companies which will partie pate in the parade will reach MontgoiN this afternoon and tonight. They a.e the companies from opelika, Tuskegee, Prattville Tuacaloosa. Brew ton and Evergreen.
 The other companies will begin to ar rive in Montgomery tomorrow morning early. The companies from Mobile will come by way of Selma
 Both Houses of the Alabama Legisia- tures adjourned yesterday until Tuesday but the Senators and Representatives will have conspicuous parts in ike inaugural ceremonies ltOmOrrow.
 An interesting feature of the iuaugura- eion will be a grand reception and ball at the Auditorium tomorrow evening at which every citizen of Alabama will be wfven an opportunity to be presented to the Chief Executive of the State.
 If the weather Is propitious tomorrow it is believed there will be the largest crowd in Montgomery that has been here in number of years, certainly tbere Will be the largest display of the military arm of the State that has ever been at the Capitol. There will be L45o officers and men of the Alabama National Guard in line and a display that will be most creditabie to the State.
 While this movemsnt was conceived by the citizens of Montgomery. 1t must be distinctly understood that 1t is State afrair and the citizens throughout the State are taking an active interest in 1t. The great parade will form at the Gov ernor's residence, at the intersection of Church and Catoma Streets There will be in the parade a platoon of police. L4SO members of the Guard. four bands of mu- aic. city and Htate officers, newly elected State officers, the Legislative Committee, the Committee of the Commercial and Industrial Association, the Lieutenant Governor and the Governor of Alabama. The parade will come into Dexter Ave nue through Montgomery Street
 Ceremonies at Capitol.
 The ceremonies at the State capitol will he opened with an invocation by Dr. M. R Wharton, . well haloevd Baptist minister of Eufaula, the home city of the Governor. = After the prayer Governor Jeiks will deliver his address. The oath of cnce will then be administered by Colonel K. Y. LAeon, Clerk of the Supreme Court of Alabama JaIlcs will be delivered either from the front steps of the capitol or from the Snaaler,s desk in the hall of the House of Representatives, the place depending m the weather. It Is said, Snat the inaugural address of the Governor will ,,ot ha as long as some of those of his nrodecessors because of the fact that haretofore the inaugural address Of the Governor has been virtually the same as the message, which Governor Jeiks has already conveyed to the Leglsiaxure. This change has been brought aoout py Che change in the tIne of the convening of the Legislature from November to January and an additional change in the postponement of the inauguration of the Governor from December 1st until the first Monday after the second Tuesday In January These changes of dates were effected by the new Constitution. The ceremonies at the capitol therefore will not be very long.
 The historic Bible on which President Jefferson Davis took the oath as Presi- dent of the Confederate States and which has been used on similar occasions here- tofore, will be again brought into use.
 Tho Governor having delivered his ad- dress and taken the oath Of office, the procession will form and the Governor as Commander-in-ChieS and his stan will then review the entire Guard from a stand erected at Court Square. This will end the ceremonies for the day.
 The citizens living on the line of the march have been requested to decorate their residences and places of business.
 Official Order of Parade.
 The order of parade as officially ar ranged is as follows:
 Platoon of police;N cadet band. Alabama Polytechnic Institute; Chief Marshal Col. W. W. Brandon and aides: Troop A Montgomery Mounted Rifles; Gov. W. D. Jeilxs, Governors Stan; Cocpany A, 2nd Reafment, Montgomery Greys; Company G. 2nd Regiment, Eufaula Rifles; Column bus Guards Columbus, Ga- carriages State officials; carriages, city officials; carriages, Commercial and Industrial Association; BrigadIer General Louis v clark and staff: 1st Infantry Regiment Col. R. B. Dumont. commanding; End In- fantry Regiment, Col. B. H. Graves com Tnandlng; srd Infantry Regiment, Lieu tenant Colonel F. P. Mcconnell command. ing: 1st Alabama Cavalry. Mat. James T. neck commanding; list Alabama Artillery, TFat s. T. Wescott, commanding.
 The cadet band, Alabama Polytechnic