The Washington times., 1913-02-15
OVERCf1ARGE FOR
ROOMS ARE DENIED
Public Comfort Committee Submits List to Prove That 6or
ton Is Not Being Practiced on Visitors to
Inauguration.
Wilson mas been con-

of President-elect Wilson has been con-
cerned
The size Of the Princeton delegation
is frightening some of the smaller col
leges, but now that there is a chance of
placing Princeton in a less conspicuous
position the other colleges are respond
ing more freely.
The intercollegiate committee is keep
plans, with view to furnishing inau-
gural visitors a distinct surprise.
Entries for Parade.
The latest list of organizations that
will participate in the civic section OF
the inaugural parade is as follows:
Berks County. Pa, Democratic Asso-
citation, $50 men and Ringold Band; uni
forms. black coats, trousers, oVercoats,
uniform canes, gloves, rosettes, etc.
Central Democratic Association, OF
Harrisburg, Pa, 200 men, forty-piece
band.
to 500 men; Pistorio's Band of thirty
pieces: uniforms, white silk hats, light
overcoats. umbrellas with dark red
covers.
Gottfried-Kruger Association, Newark,
jefferson Club, Philadelphia, 800 men,
uniformed (Jennings Band). -
Nose Green Club. Louisville, KY. 200
men.
l.5UO; two bands, 100 each, uniforms.
Tammany badge, red. white and blue
Tenth Ward Democratic Club. VIII
mington. Del, 150 men, twenty-five piece
band.
ington. d. c., 80 men.
Woodrow Wilson Club. Trenton. N. j..
eoo-soo men, thirty-piece band
Fourth Degree knights Of Columbia,
Washington. ID. c.. 200 men, band.
Charleroi. Pa, Brigade: forty men.
300 From Princeton.
Princeton Woodrow Wilson Club.
Princeton University: 500 men. band.
National Fraterniay of Pages. Wash
ington. d. c.; 800 men.
Democratic clubs, Philadelphia; uni
formed: band.
Mayor Harrison, of Chicago. and
Democratic Marching Club. I5-300 men;
siXty-piece band.
MaricoJa County, Ariz., Democratic
Association, 200 men. 100 mounted; In
dian School band.
Democratic Club. Jersey City, N. ].
Seat Pleasant Nd. Democratic Club,
40O men includes Riverdale. Nd. DEM
ocratic Association.
fifty to one hundred men.
Woodrow Wilson Club. Princeton. N.
j., one hundred men.
Franklin County. Columbus, Ohio.
Democratic Club.
Democratic Glee Club, Columbus.
Ohio.
Old Guard Corps. Columbus, Ohio:
average age Of members, seventy-hve
years.
Ohio.
Bands In Parade.
Junior Order, American United Me-
chanics, Atlanta, Ca. drum and bugle
corps; sixty pieces. -,
Red Mems Band from Atlanta, Ga;
]. ]. Witter's Drum, Fife and Buele
Corps, Ft. Plain, n. Y; fifteen pieces.
Boy Scout Band Of Lewistown. Pa,
thirty pieces. --'.-
National Training School for Boys.
Washington. d. c.: two bands; colored,
thirty pieces; white, thirty pieces.
Special Organizations.
Southern Commercial Congress repre-
sentatives from Texas, Mississippi,
Louisiana. Alabama, Georgia, South
Carolina. and other States. numbering
three or four thousand.
Intercollegiate section: Number in
definite but will include large student
delegations from Princeton, Johns Hop
kins, Davidson College, Georgetown
University, George Washington Uni
versity. Clemson. Eastern College, Va. ;;
Tusculum College. University Of North
Carolina. Stevens Institute Of Tech
nology. Hoboken. n. Y, and other edu-
cational institutions.
J. n. Rich, of Washington, d. c.,
with donkey.
Pioneer Drill Corps. Of South Bethle-
hem, Pa; drum and bugle corps.