The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
MONSTER CROWD
WILL BE PRESENT
Inauguration Host Expected to
Be Greatest in History of
Washington
.B00sTER DAY" MEETING
Many Organizations Have APP
piled for Position in
Parade.

Washington. January 30.-Prospects
that the largest crowd that ever gath
cred here for an inauguration viii wit
induction into office of Presidsnt-Elect
Wilson. We're apparent at the Booster
Day" meeting of the inaugural commit
tee to-day
According to figures made pubic.
20 600 national guardsmen and members
of other organizations have definitely
arranged to attend the inauguration
These. however, indicate only por-
ton Of the big host that is making
arrangements to visit the capital
The following are among the organi-
cations which applied to-day for posi-
tions in the inaugural parade;
St Johns Military Academy, OF Ne"
York Massachusetts, Guardsmen. 500 ;
New York National Guard. 900; Mary =
land National Guard. 5000; virginia
National Guard. 1000. Georgia National
Guard. 1000. New Jersey National
Guard. 400. Emmett Guards. Wor-
cester. Mass Purdue L University Cadets
90. Boy Scouts of the United States.
coo. Tammany Hall. of New Y ork'
500: Franklin County Democratic
Club. OF Ohio. 200: Nose Green Club.
Louisville Ky. 80. Spalding Gfays'
Of Griffin Ga. 81.
In addition several hundred mem
bers of the Cook County (Chicasol
Democratic organization VIII De here
Mayor Carter Harrison. OF Chicago.
and Governor Dunno viii accompany
them.
plans are now complete for the stand
from which the new President and his
family will review the parade. he
stand directly in front Of the White
House will be q replica OF the Nonti-
cello home OF Thomas Jefferson 4
small forest of cedar trees viii sur
round the place and in the branches
will be hundreds OF electric lights
The Suffraestte Pageant.
Not only will the woman suffrasettes
erect a stand south Of the Treasury
Department for their parade and page
ant March J. but they will also make use
Of those inaugural reviewing stands on
the south side OF Pennsylvania Avenue.
Tho con~cssons for which the inaugural
committee has sold outright. u a con
tract under consideration today finally
gocs through This was the statement
made a. suffraCettc headquarters to
day.
Already applications are being re-
cc.vcd from persons desiring 20 purch4s-
seats in The stands for the suffragette
us-aac o. ras said. The stand Which -
20 be- erected south Of ne Treasury BY
tho women T. 20 hold 60 persons.
Mics Naudc Younger. q suffrage cam
psigrcr from California. addressed an
orcn-air meeting a. 90 O'Clock fhis
afternoon ~ fhc Peoples Forum,
seventh and Pennsylvania Avenue.
To-nirhf ~ : O'Clock. Mis- Lucy An
shons. ~ New Y ork. a niece Of susan
y. Anthony. made an address a. the
& afro.
To Outdo Washington.
Prom <rV York came the report To-
dav that fhe New York suffragctfcs
Who will march 20 ne National Capt
al mex month expect - Guido General
gcorco Washington BY croreing the
t~v waters % The Delaware three 'tirrcs.
The schedule which General" Eoesiic
Jones has drawn I'd calls Tor crossings
~ Trenton frs. and then from Bristol.
p - Burlington. y :. and the third
tine from Camden. -. =. 20 rhiisdei-
phia We expect % rival Tire Cont
nentaI army IN history making - said
.Cirnrrai' ZONES
Rev Olympia Brown. president o.
the Federal Wonnans fquaiifv Ass0-
cation. vii be one OF the speakers
81 the hearing tomorrow. before the
House COMMITTEES on election Of Pre-i-
tConpnu-d On Second PsgsJ