The Washington times., 1913-03-02
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HELP FOR WILSON
Vice President Elect and Cadets
Of Culver School Attend
Episcopal Service.
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Of each troop near the Capitol has beer
pointed out definitely, and commander
have been asked that their troops fol.
grand marshal.
An allowance Of three hours daylight
for the parade makes 1t Necessary that
strict compliance be made with the
orders.
Wilson's Aid Here.
Governor wilson's military aid and
part Of the New Jersey delegates are al
the Raleigh today, ready for the greet
ing to Mr.. Wilson tomorrow afternoon.
Inaugural committeeman were delight
ed with the weather predictions which
indicate that there will be no blizzard
as four years ago.
The big Cook county delegation will
be here at O'Clock Tuesday morning.
The same night they return to Chicago.
They are now In the Southland. A
band sct sixty pieces will lead them.
Wilson Reception Plans.
Everything is In readiness today for
greeting President-elect Woodrow Will
son upon his arrival here tomorrow az
ternoon. Chairman Thomas Nelson
Page Will extend to him the welcome Of
Washington and then introduce him to
other members OF the citizens recep-
ton committee.
The President-elect and his family
Will be escorted to the Union Station
presidential reception room, and then
to carriages waiting outside to take
them to the Shoreham Hotel
A dinner to which Mr.. Wilson has
been invited win be given by his class
of Princeton. '19. on the night of inaug-
uration. Mr.. Wilson has not indicated
yet whether he will attend.
Tsks, oath - Mo~~
On Tuesday morning President-elect
Wilson will probably go from. the Shore
ham to the White House between .
double line Of Princeton University stu
dents. President Taft will ride with
President-elect Marshall and the new
Senators are sworn In. The Presiden-
ttal induction ceremonies will start at
noon. and the parade will leave the
Capitol at 1:20 o'clock.
Massachusetts, Troops Here.
Among the military and civic bodies
arriving In the city today are:
New York First Cavalry. I2O people
and 40 horses Special train will ar
The Massachusetts, Coast Artillery
Col. w. E. Lombard. Two special trains
arrived at noon.
The Eighth Massachusetts, Regiment.
$50 men, under command Of Col. E. L.
Sweetser. Two special trains arrived at
/ p. m.
Massachusetts militia, worcester,
Mass, 100 people. Special cars on reg
ular train arrived at lis D. m.
Troop D, Massachusetts volunteer mill
itia, sixty people. Special cars on reg
ular train arrive at 3:55 p. m.
Democratic Marching Clubs.
Richmond county Democratic organi-
zation, New York. fifty people. Special
cars on regular train win arrive at
$40 d. m. g ~
MASSACHUSETTS Democratic State Gem
mites, $50 people. Special train will
arrive at SIS p. m.
Woodrow Wilson Democratic League,
Newark, n. j.. 135 people. Special train
viii arrive at $50 p. m.
New York Thirteenth Coast Artillery,
1.O00 men. Two special trains will ar
rive at 8 p. m. 81 -
The Boston Fusilier Corps, fifty peo-
pie. Special cars on regular train will
arrive at 1850 p. m
Maine National Guard. Twelfth Com
pany,- Coast Artillery Corps, fifty peo-
Pile. Special car on regular train will
arrive at n:50 p m