Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-25
Rio DEMOCRATIC
| INAUGURATION
J0YR|DE SET
Faithful of Georgia Form Huge
Army for Invasion of Wash
ington Next Week.

csoreia's grand Democratic-real and
..,r-iov ride to Washington and the
|;noreuration will begin Saturday and
aor+inve through Sunday and Monday,
,,,,,,iraring bright-unless it rains, or
SHOWS or sheets, or something-and
carly Tuesday morning in an enthusi-
,.+io and glee- o-rious arrival
There will be three regiments and
o,a extra battalion of state troops, one
4 ,oronlete troop of cavalry, Il couple of
Aniiitary bands, two drum corps and one
i -+illerv platoon in the inaugural pa
rade
This array will be headed by briga-
5iar general representing the governor
90 Georgia and the adjutant generals
#ofice.
There will be one squad of would-be
&csbInet officers in the party Georgia
Essnds to the national capital.
There will be one company of would
te United States judges of various per-
Msnasions. There will be one battalion
n Df would-be internal revenue collectors
and assistants. There will be one regi-
ment Of would-be ambassadors, minis
rers consuls and legation attaches.
B There will be one large and amplified
4brigade Of would-be postmasters.
N Also. there will be an honest thousand
& or more innocent bystanders in the out
ft-and oh. yes, quite a few specimens
Z of fair femninity," as Thomas B. Fell
4 der puts it.
& More than 200 inauguration visitors
< wiu 90 from Atlanta alone.
The Original Wilson Man, Too.
4 In the army Georgia is preparing for
Xsmmediate Intervention in Washington
4 political and social affairs will be found
3 the original Crackerland Original Will
bon man"-23,574 strong. He wants to
8 now where he is to hang his official
al for the next four years, and he is
going to Washington to find out, right
f the bat,
Georgia has been looking forward to
his joy ride for years and years and
ears.
II has been represented at Inaugural
n ions before. The last one saw Georgia
ouched for by lily white and black and
an patriots, of limited political infiu-
nee back home. but of hearty and ap-
recative Republican appetite for pie,
levertheless.
The 1918 Inauguration, however, is to
be a real Democratic family affair, and
he faithful do not propose to overlook
sne little bet-not one. If the Georgia
&. Democracy doesn't see what it wants in
7Eashington it will not stand back
minute upon asking for It,
Everybody will be happy. going up"
When it comes to the subsequent Ego
ns down'-Well, that will be another
tory.
Judge Fite to Go Early.
Heading the triumphal progress
Nashingtonward will be Judge Angus
US Warwick Ftte, Of the Cherokee cir
ult-fghting man and militant Demo-
rat The Judge proposes to get there
arly and stay late. He leaves Atlanta
aturday morning, and has been desig-
ated by common consent official path
nder for the expedition.
All the judge wants is a loose attor-
ey seneralship in Porto Rico or Guam
snug little berth on the court of
AIMS right there in Washington at
e Presidents right hand. Far be it
ON the judge to bubble or squabble
ne judges Fidus Achates (not),
lIlor Shope, of The Dalton Citizen, is
p'ng along to see that the judge gets
lie sort of job Shope prefers that
'e De made consul to Shanghai, as
at Is farther away from the Cherokee
'ult than any other place he can