The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-04
$4,000 PARADE
BEFORE WILSON
Magnificent Tribute of Welcome
to New Administration
Continued From Page One.

naval reserves. In line came the state
troops of Pennsylvania, Massachu-
sets, Maryland, Georgia, Connecticut.
Virginia, North Carolina, Rhode Is
land, Maine. Michigan, Ohio and other
states. Militia representation from
the states was not so great this year
as AT previous inaugurals, but there
was a greater representation of regu-
lar troops. Indiana-Vice Pres. Mar
shall's state-was totally unrepresent-
ed. Many OF the states, however
which did not send troops because of
The long distance to be travelled were
represented by their governors and
STATS in the fourth grand division.
Cadets from the Carlisle Indian
school, in their uniforms of cadet
blue, Were subject of remark in con-
trgst with the remnant of their an
cestors. who marched wrapped in
multi-colored blankets and in full fea-
theirs and war paint Cadet battalions
from the Virginia Military institute
and Culver Military academy brought
up in the rear of that section.
Princeton Students in Line.
The third division, made up of vet
Grams ana patriotic organizations, was
suggestive of the fast diminishing
ranks of the veterans of the north
and south. Both sections We're repre-
sented the nearby northern states and
the District Of Columbia furnishing
the larger number of men in blue
with here and there the men in gray
mingling with their former adver-
sarIcs
The fourth grand division, composed
ot civil bodies, was probably the most
diverse ot all.
Tammany Hail. LOO strong. headed
by two bands each brave" topped
with a pure white silk beaver, and
carrying red, white and blue UNI
brella, accompanied by 35 real In
dians" in fun tribal regalia, was
marching at the Inauguration Of the
first Democratic president in twenty
wears.
Foremost in this civic division came
And then came fully 1000 college stu
dents from all parts of the country.
Princeton. in honor of it's former pres
ideut, had 1000 men in line. who
marched in cap and gown. each wear
ms "a Princeton badge ON his left arm.
IN" Du'kwurtlty club of Cincinnati.
with 500 marchcrs i'm white overcoats
and dark red umbrellas, was a note
worthy patch of color in the whole
schcmc.
Other notable organizations in the
line were the jefferson club of Phila-
delphia, the lroquois club of san Fran
cisco, the Nose Green club of Louis
vile, the Berks County club of Penn
sylvania. with its famous band enlist
ed during the war, the Indiana club oi
indianapolis. and countless other
clubs. many i'm snowy uniforms ana
with striking devices.
Parade Greatly PIeases Wilson.
Some If the governors who rode in
/ the inaugural procession were VITA
4 the military organizations OF thelr
states and others rode with their bril-
/ liantly uniformed stats in the last d.
/ vision.
When the head of the column came
/ To the point where Pennsylvania ave
nue. swings around the treasury ana
continues on out past the white house,
IL halted briefly until President Will
son and his party took their place In
| the reviewing stand.
Mr.. Taft, according TO custom had
ridden to the white house with ms
successor to say farewell IL ~ 'he
usual custom, occasionally varied Tor
the outgoing president to return to the
white house and take his leave at the
white house portico, but 1t Is not the
custom for him to review the process
zion lie usually joins his family ct
once and leaves the city
Tho marching columns halted whilc
this formal leove-taking w. W