The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-07
In Which White Is To Be
Prevailing Color
Frontier In Morning Until
Late At Night
There viii Be Interesting
DOIngs All The Time

Columbus, O., Jan. 3--As the out
come OF meeting here today, of the
committee OF the Columbus Inaugura
Association with Major George II
Wood, Adjutant General of Governo,
'lect James NJ. Cox. final details OF
he inauguration.day ceremonies, Jan
lary 13, wero ""~anged.
White is to be the predominating
color in a most lavish military dis.
play. The two Governors, Judson Har.
mon retiring and James M. Cox com.
ing In, will be drawn by four white
horses and escorted by white uniform.
cd soldiers. Company A, Seventh In
fantry, GAINESVILLE, Colonel Charles C.
Wiltshire commanding, in uniforms of
white serge and gold braid, will pre-
cede the Governors carriage. On each
side OF the gubernatorial carriage two
troopers of Troop B. of this city. will
carry on white horses the scarlet and
gold standard of Ohio The Govern.
or's star, mounted, will follow the
carriage.
In the second carriage In the parade
will ride Lieutenant Governor Hugh l..
Nichols, speaker Charles l.. Swain
and Chairman Claude Meeker, Of the
Inauguration Association. and Chair
man II. p. Wolfe, Of the Reception
Committee. The remainder of the Of.
fetal party will ride In automobiles.
Governor Harmon's participation in
the days ceremonies will end with the
parade. When 1t has passed, Freder-
, !sk w. Schumacher, former President
Of the Chamber of Commerce, and a
committee of the citizens of COlum.
bus. will escort Governor Harmon to
the Union Station and bid him good-by
/ as he leaves for his Cincinnati home.
Announcement Of the official pro-
gram for the ceremonies of induction
into the gubernatorial chair was an
nounced. Troop b. o. N. G, at 10
o'clock will escort Governor Harmon
and at II o'clock will escort Governor
Cox from their respective residences
to the Governors office. The Senate
end House inaugural Committees will
escort the gubernatorial party to the
rotunda for the ceremonies, beginning
at 1880 a. m.
The fourth regiment orchestra will
play America" Rev. w. c. Hale
pastor Reformed Church. Dayton. will
pronounce the invocation. The Colum
bus Democratic Glee Club will sing the
soldiers chorus from Faust" Judge
John e. Safer, u 8. District Court
will deliver the Introductory address
Governor Harmon will present the Of
ficial commission to Governor Cox.
At l2 o'clock the oath of Office viii
be administered to Governor Cox BY
Chief Justice John A. Shauck. Stimuli
taneously the Trinity Chimes will pla,
and the official salute Of II guns vii
be fired by Major Harold M. Busf
and a detail from Battery g.
Governor Cox will deliver the inau
gurai address. The Glee Club will SIM
song entitled welcome to Jimmie
Cox" composed by Miss Nellie Evans
a Columbus teacher. DR.. Washingto,
GLADDEN. will pronounce the benediC
ton. The orchestra will play Hail u
the Chief"
In the body Of the rotunda will b.
1870 seats which will be entirely re
served for members Of the Senate an
House. On the rostrum will be 8
seats, all but ten of which will be rt
served for Judges Of the Suprem
Court and state officials Ten seat
will be occupied by the personal pa,
ty of Governor Cox. The public vii
, be admitted to standing room in tn
rotunda. All the doors will be ope
to the public except the north door.
During the public rsception from
o. IN. 70 s D. IN. Governor Coz VII
! stand at the southwcs. coraec Of II.
: .o.unda. Pcli.lcal cluhs SiJl 'Ee "
: ceiysi first followed b. tho senar'
! pubic. In the receiving l're v,tn Ii
: I.oss ror will stand the glH ruarG. {
.ii A. 81. apd conupittre of ~ tiyers.
Details Of tho prcg;am FOR The dres