The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12

ter through the north door. and the
military form on New Bern avenue
and on the east side of the Capitol,
where the crowd will he assembled.
1:00 d. m.-Thc oath of office Will
be administered by Chief Justice
Clark and Governor kitchin Will de
liver his inaugural address from 4
stand built on the cast front OF th@
Capitol on the stand being seated
state and military officers. and guests
80 the number Of about three hun
dred. In ease the Weather is 4nclc-
ment the parade win not stop at the
Capitol, but VIII 80 south ON FaSette-
vile street to Martin and 10 the Acad-
envy Of Music. where the inauguration
events viii take place.
300 y. m.-RevieW of military and
/ either parading bodies by Governor
Kitchin as they pass in review in
'front.' Of the Capitol, the reviewing
stand to DC at the head of Fayette-
Vile street. After this Governor
kitchin and his party viii mneh at
the Governors Mansion, ana the mil
itary will take lunch at the armory,
500 to 1000 p. m.-Reeeption to
the public, which is to be held at the
Governors Mansion. In the receiving
rarty Will be the members of tn"
general assembly committees and their
wives. and specially invited guests.
Z Z MS ItCtIJii'Il = ~ tii1 lb'tIl'I'
1000 p. m.-Inaugural ball TO the
2ivcn by the Chamber of Commerce
either in Raney all II in a. and Nj.
Auditorium. This in charge of Mr..
Albert l.. Cox. h public is in
Nitcd.
The Military in the Parade.
There Will be eleven companies Of
the North Carolina National Guard.
one naval division and the A. and NJ.
battalion and band and the Third
! Regiment Band in the military division
of the parade. In the civil division
the music Will be furnished by the
Concord Band, Of Concord, n. c.. the
civic band, and the band OF the state
Blind School. The military section OF
the parade viii be a most brilliant
one.
In command of the troops viii he
Gen. J. +. Armticld. of StatcsviNe, and
in command of the regiment 81 m
fantry Col. J. ". Craig, of keidsViile,
other officers being Lieut.-Col. Claude
McGhee. OF tranklinton, OF the Third
Infantry; Mai. r. L. Flanagan, OF
StatesXille. OF the First Infantry. and
Mai. T. ). Pace. of Wilson, Of The
Second infantry. Major J. j. Bernard
and Ma r. NJ. Albright, Of the Third
Infantry. Of the local mill
tary committee viii give way for The
visitors.
The companies that have signiied
1 tlIEl liz ~ .'1 - - "a 4 'fDf ~
Louisbur2, tranklinton. oXford. War
%renton, Weldon. Durham, Burlington,
henderson and Raleigh Of the Third
Regiment: Clinton and Wilson of the
second Regiment: the Plymouth Divi-
sion Of the NaVdl Reserves: the Third
Regiment Band There Will also take
part the a. and NJ. College Battalion
under its own officers.
The visiting military VIII be enter
tanned here by the Chamber of Com
/ T1prCa. and the citizens this under the.
direction of the military committed of
which Maj. j. ]. Bernard is the chair
man.
The Governors Escort.
A subcommittee of the Senate ana
House committees on Inauguration
will leave Monday afternoon at -four
O'Clock for RoNborO to meet Governor
elect KitChIn. With him and his party
the Will leave RONborO at nine o'clock
on Tuesday morning and wiI reach
Raleigh at twelve o'clock At Dur
ham on Tuesday morning the other
members of the Inauguration Com
mittee Will join the party, the wives
of the various members going with
them.
Tr INC yrT-C0TnTnfttce -uir-t--TeeA-
boro will be the chairman OF the Joint
Committee, SenatOr j A. Long of ftoE-
boro, Chairman Albert l.. Cox Of Ia
leigh. of the House Committee, Scna-
tor j. S. Manning of Durham, Senaotr
II. r. StdrhuCk Of WinstOn-Salem,
Representatives T. J.. Murphy Of
Greensboro. II. S. Harrison of Wei
don and j. r. Campbell of New Lon
done The other members who VIII go
to Durham are Senators Paul e.
Means of Concord. Representatives a.
$. Rascoe. Of Windsor, J. r. Currie
OF Fayetteville and r. y. D~oughto1
Of Sparta.