Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-01
WlSeacreS Expect Announce
ment of AppointeeS To Be
Made Tonight or Monday.
MARSHALL Is ON HAND,
BUT IS KEEPING QUIET
Hotels and Streets Are Black
With Visitors for the Great
JoIIification.

WASHINGTON, March lit seems
to be as certain as anything can be
that William J. Bryan will be mem
Der of Wilson's cabinet All the inside
gossip today tends to confirm the be-
lief.
1t is not improbable that the entire
cabinet list will be made public late
tonight or given out for publication in
the Monday morning newspaper
Tremendous crowds arc pouring into
Washington The city is black with
visitors. The hotels are damned
Boarding houses are filed to overflow
ing, Prices in hotels and boardsnE
houses range from S. to $50 a day.
Every train brings its hundreds Of
visitors The capital is in gala at
tire.
Marshall is here, keeping very quiet,
and sees only old friends.
Wilson is expected on Monday. Then
the real jollification will begin.
President Taft was up earlv today
lie is the busiest man in Washington.
he has tremendous amount of work
to do The Taft family is about pack
GU w ana ready 10 leave.
The peaceful political revolution is
going on in all directions.
And again the Democratic party has
come into its own! |
Festivities at Full Blast. 4
inauguration festivities are on III
Illl blast. Crowds are surging into IN
cry. Banners and flags and gave
paraded the inaugural holiday. III
arrival OF Vice President-elec+ MA
snail. the incoming bands Of march
the unWonted air Of excitement in a
corner Of the city and the presenc,
Dig troop Of Culver Military a, "
cadets, the vice presidents pe AZ
escort, are the signs today that d
president and vice president Of Id n
cratic politics and Democratic ma
are to be indicted on next Tuesday
souvenir vendors are realizing ricS
harvest. Guests are 1ocking for little
remembrances Of the greatest inaugu-
ration III history. Railroads are already
being swamped. Fully 250,00O people
Will be here from all corners Of the
country by Tuesday morning. The vice
president-eIect called at the WHITE
house today 10 pay his respects to Pres
ident Taft
Many state governors viii arrive on
tomorrow and Monday morning
Wilson Kin Arriving.
Mrs. John A. Wilson and Edwin W..
son, KIN Of the president elect. came Ia p
the city today and registered at the
Shoreham hotel where the Wilson fam
ily viii gather Monday night for a pr1-
vate dinner Military organizations are
not expected to reach the city before
Monday
The public comfort committee. Nail.
s~amped with business. is attending 10
II eNpeditiousiy and will have rooms
enough for all be,ated applicants.
The civic ana military organizations
committee reported that everything is
in readiness for Tuesdays big parade.
Militia commanders Will meet with
General Mills tomorrow to receive d-
rections as to formation OF the march
ers Three hours is given for the pa
rade to pass a point, and the command
ers are insisting that all orders be met
promptly.
Tonight Pennsylvania avenue will
blaze forth for short time with the
wonderful illumination scheme of fes-
tooned bulbs, Tomorrow night and
every night until the end of next week
the lights Will convert the avenue into
a gay White Way.
High Cost of Seeing.
In view of the fact that there will be
no official ball this year, the inaugural
committee has decided 10 increase the
charge for seats along the line of pa
rade Seats costing on an average Of
81 during former inaugurations viii
bring on March I AN the way from SS