The Washington times., 1913-02-03

Indian chiefs in the country, wants to
come here for Inauguration. He would
| bring with him group of famous In
dian chiefs. bearing to "our President" ="
as he terms Governor Wilson. a great
peace pipe. This pipe, famous in Indian
tribes for many generations. has been
the mark of honor for the new chief
of tribe. 1t has been presented to the
leader of the tribes Immediately after
his election. r.
Hollow Horn Bear wants to honor
President Wilson with this pipe
Through Senator Gamble of South Da-
kota the great chieftain has requested
Chairman r. n. Harper, of the inau-
gural committee. to make arrangements
Tor the group of Indian leaders.
Mr.. Harper this afternoon is taking
warriors. IL -President-elect Wilson is
agreeable to the plan, the Indians will
be brought here. and plans will be made
to allow Hollow Horn Bear TO present
him with the fine old red stone. pipe
with all the ceremony OF a tribal cleo
ton ..-
Highest Honor From Indians.
Hollow Horn Bear Is well-educated
Indian and great admirer of the
Democratic chiefIain. He declares the
peace pipe is the highest honor the In
dians of South Dakota can confer on
the -"Bfg White Chief
The Wilmington Light Infantry, OF
Wilmington. n. c., formed three. years
before the birth of Governor Wilson in
the town where he spent much of his
early boyhood. will be in the parade, 100
strong. -
rL.N oo,,o;n % ,ba o,-xya r,i1a tio, hp G
written to Chairman James, Of the
transporta ton committee, a Whining
tonian. asking that he obtain accommo-
dations for this famous body. The
Light Infantry served in both the civil
war and the Spanish war, and 1t in
who knew Wilson's father, the pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church in
Wilmington.
Organizations From "Home."
Other organizations. connected more
or less intimately with the life of Gov
ernor Wilson, will come from the Uni
versity of Virginia. from Staunton.
Va, his birthplace; from Trenton, N. j.,
and from Princeton, n. ].
Chairman James says that early re-
ports to the railroad agents in promi-
nent centers indicate a record-breaking
atten0anCS IOT InlS lnduS urdIlOn
Throughout the southland, especially,
the greatest throngs in the history or
the country are planning to come here.
The fact that Confederate veterans will
march in the parade for the first time
is proving to be quite a drawing card
for the SoUtherner.
The Merchants and Miners Association
of Baltimore has reserved, through the
inaugural headquarters, section of 500
seats in the Lafayette Square review
ing stand for the use of Baltimore
business men.
Missouri to Send Colonels.
Thousands Of Missourians are coming
here for the Inauguration. The Mis-
souri, delegation in Congress is now
planning to give them a grand old
Democratic reception" Col. John l..
Martin, OF St Louis. for many years
sergeant-at-arms OF the Democratic ma
tional committee, is here today obtain
ing accommodations for Governor
Major and his staff of thirty-ive col
onels, and likewise looking. after the
needs of the entire Democratic national
committee.
CONGRESSMAN Lloyd of Missouri is
working with Speaker Champ Clark,
Colonel Martin, and other MIssourians
to have the inauguration week one of
JOY for their governor. his staff and the
thousands of visitors from Missouri.
The governors staff is under the di-
rection of Adjt. Gen. John b. O'Meara
and he expects that the thirty-five
colonels resplendent in gold braid and
lace, will make the finest showing of
any State group
Will Keep Open House.
Colonel Martin has obtained quarters
for the governor and colonies at the
Raleigh Hotel, and there they will keep
open house. A royal welcome will be
extended to every citizen here from the
State where you have TO show EN-"
Colonel Martin also is getting accom-
modations for the fifty members of the
Democratic national committee. These
men will not have place in the paraue,
unless as members OF State governors
STATS
Secretary w W. Wick. of the in
augural committee who is also secre-
tary of the national committee, has ar
ranged TO reserve a section of the
Presidential reviewing stand for the ma
tional committeeman. and is also plan
ming for some special reception for the