The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-01

planning to come from Delaware Zone
mcnts and Il battalion of cngineers),
New Jersey centre national guard and
naval %reserves). Georgia (threc regl-
ments), Connecticut Company Of
coast artillerymcn). Massachusetts,
(three complete regiments. eleven
separate companies. three companies
of the coast artillery corps. two corps
of cadets. Troop d. Il squadron Of
cavalry. and three companies OF he
naval reserves). Maryland (three regi-
ments and the company Of infantry.
one company Of the coas artillery,
Troop A. and six divisions of the
naval brigade). South Carolina ga
(six companies infantry), Rhode Is
land Gone company Of coast artillery.
Maine 1.-TWO companies Of a artfl-
lery), Michigant one company OF In
fantryl, and West Virginia "a bat
talon Of infantry.
Cadets Will March.
In addition the cadets from many
military schools will have companies
In the militia division. Carlisle In
dian school. Purdue university. Cita-
del cadets. Zero Georgia military
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tary institute and Kentucky state uni
versity are schools which are sending
cadet corps.
The governors of Virginia. Nebras-
ka, Pennsylvania. Illinois. New York,
Massachusetts,, North Carolina, Rhode
Island, Louisiana. Maryland, Missis.
sippi. Missouri and Delaware will ride
In the procession.
The third division Of the parade will
be composed Of the veteran Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic. the
War Veterans and various other
patriotic organizat atoms. In command
Of this division will be General James
e. Stuart Of Chicago. a veteran OF tho
civil and Spanish wars.
The fourth grand division. led by
Robert N. Harper, chairman Of the
committee on civic organizations, will
be composed Of civic organizations.
p aae Of IF the fne% eo pn,aHsa'; In ar ehi. a diSision
will be the Duckworth club Of Gin
cinnati, and the Jefferson club OF CO.
lumbus. also Tammany Braves ana
political clubs Of Chicago. Boston.
Baltimore and other cities. One OF
the features Of this division will be a
band of American Indians, dressed in
native costumes.
1nCet Men to Lead.
There will be a college section.
headed by students Of Princeton uni
versity. who will escort the president
in charge has decided that 1t will not
be necessary for the college men to
wear caps and gowns. but the dis
tinctive university colors will be in
evidence. 1t is expected that fifteen
or twenty colleges and universities
Will be represented.
The first band to pass the presi.
dents reviewing stand will be thA
United states marine band, and it will
play Hail to the Chief" The com
mittee will try to arrange for a va
riety of airs as the different bands
pass before the president. 30 as to
avoid a monotony OF tunes which has
characterized previous inaugurations.
The Inauguration committee this
year has paid special attention to the
illumination Of the city at night.
Thousands of incandescant lamps will
be strung across Pennsylvania avenue
at short intervals to make a canopy
OF light. The dome of the capitol ana
bathed in the rays of giant, search.
lights. The union station plaza, with
Its Columbus monument. will. be bril-,
liantly Illuminated. The treasury
building will be outlined in incandes.
cents.
The elimination Of the day will be
a lavish display of fireworks on the
eclipse behind the white house. Sew
eral Of the best set pieces of fireworks
are to be carried into the sky, sus.
|pended from balloons. The American
flag is one Of these pieces, and as IL
floats over the city 1t will be sa1uted
by guns from TT. Myer. across the
Potomac.
The usual elaborate police protec-
ton is to be given the crowds. Detec-
tives will be sent from all the larger
cities to spot known crooks as they
alight from the trains. Men with bad
records will be arrested on sight and
held in jail until after the crowds
leave Washington.