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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02

Jefferson. patron saint OF Democracy.
Then viii come the great parade.
MAJOR General Leonard Wood. L.. s. A.,
chief Of stoff. is the grand marshal.
The first division will be composad of
the tried men OF the army, navy and
marine corps. In all the splcndor OF
their dress uniforms Very trim and
servicable they will look to thu admir-
ing thousands along the line ot march
Between 1000 and 5000 officers and
men OF tho regular service Will be n
line, picked men. all of thcm The
West Point cadets and the midshipmen
from Annapolis. our future generals
and admirals. the finest drilled corps
III the worl1. will be amcns them
The second division Will be composed
ofrthe National Guard. that OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia leading. and the
guardsmen of the States following
New Jersey will be represented with
her entire State militia. Pennsylvania
will send her thousands, and Virginia.
Maryland and Massachusetts will have
large bodies of men in line. as will
other States
In each case where a Governor of n
State and his staff take part in the pro-
cession they will lead the militia from
that State. The cadets from many mil
itary schools Of the country will also
be found in this division.
Civic Organizations
Following the National Guardsmen
will come the huge division composed
of the civic organizations from all
parts Of the country who have hasten
ed to Washington TO do honor to the
new President Under the direction Of
Chairman Robert n. Harper. of thu.
Committee on Civic Organizations.
who is also the grand marshal for this
division of the parade. the civic part
Of the pageant will be more Interesting
and more attractive than ever before.
The college men of the country. many
OF whom did much to put Wilson in
the White House. will pNy promi-
nenL part. Princeton's 1,O)O under
graduates. who escorted tho new Presi-
dent to Washington, will march in
wide ranks, wearing the Princeton
colors and carrying Princeton banners.
Yale. Harvard. the University of Vir-
GINA. Johns Hopkins University and
a score or so more OF the universities
and colleges OF the country will all be
represented. ard will all carry their
college colors.
One thing has been impressed upon
the college men, however There is
to be none OF the college cheering.
such as floats over the football field
or over the water when rival crows
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02

and clerk ana reporter OF the Supreme
Court: the Congressional Committee on
Arrangements, the President and the
president-elect; the ambassadors 10 thu
United Statos and the ministers pleni-
Dotcntiary TO the United States. the
Vice President cXVicc- Presidents tho
vice President pro tcmpore and the
secretary Of tho senate: the Senate OF
the United states and cX senators; the
Speaker and the Clerk OF the House of
Representatives; retiring members.
members-clect and officers of the
House: heads OF the executive depart
ments; Governors OF States and Terri
tories; the admiral OF the navy. George
Dewey, and his aid; the chief of staff
or the army, Major General Leonard
Wood. and his aid ofiicers of the army
and navy who by name have received
the thanks of Congress. and all other
persons who have been admitted to the
iioor OF the Senate chamber, followed
by the occupants OF the galleries The
members OF the diplomatic CORPS will
lead that par, OF the procession made
up by those who have occupied the gal
ieries
Wilson Takes Oath.
The same ceremony which has been
observed within the Senate chamber
will be in evidence when the party
reaches the platform. A burst Of an
piause will greet the President-elect
when he steps forth from the Capitol
building. The thousands seated upon
the stands and the still more numerous
thousands in the nearby streets viii
shou: themselves hoarsc
Then the most impressive business OF
the day will begin. Chief Justice
White. Of the Supreme Court, with all
due solemnity. VIII administer the oath
of Office TO Woodrow Wilson, and an
other President finally will have been
placed in Office. after months of cam
paiSning and clectionecring and wait
ing on the part OF the people of thu
country. Should the Chief Justice
himself be indsposed and unable to adj
minister the oath OF office this cerc
mony will be performed by the senior
justice present.
Immediately President Wilson will
deliver his inaugural address. from
which the people hope To obtain the
keynote of his administration. His
words viii be listened to with great
interest by those within sound OF his
voice. but there will be thousands nm
Capitol ifill in fun sight OF the SPEAKER
VINO VIII be unable 10 catch a word ho
says.
As soon as the Inaugural address js
completed President Wilson and Vice
President Marshall will leave the Cap
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02

itol and go quickly to the White House,
still escorted by their guards OF honor.
on tho ride up the broad avenue, how
ever, Woodrow Wilson VIII ride on the
right side of the carriage and William
Howard Taft OH the left And the
thousands along the way will acclaim
the new and say farewell 10 the out
going President
Taft Leaves for South.
Through the good Offices of President
Taft. the new Chief Executive will find
a luncheon awaiting him at the White
House to which about 200 of his
closest friends and advisers will come
as guests. The outgoing President.
however. will not linger TO partake Of
the feast. but after bidding his sue
cessor sood-by. and. nSurativefy
speaking. turning over the keys of the
White House, Mr. Taft VIII leave the
Executive Mansion by a rear entrance
and so quickly TO the Onion station,
where he will board the 1905 o'clock
train on the Atlantic Coast Line for
Augusta, Ga. there to remain for sew
eral weeks before taking up his profess
sorship a Yale University.
President Wilson'S guests at lunch
con, who will be welcomed by Mrs Will
son also, will include members of the
Democratic National Committee. mem
bers of the Senate and House who h We
stood Loyalty by him during the siren
uous days OF the past. and personal
friends.
But the luncheon must be cut short.
for the inaugural parade is sch ed uled
to pass the White House within a few
minutes. President Wilson. Mrs Will
son and his immediate party
will go to that section of the Presf-
dents reviewing stand especially set
apart for them. 1t will be inclosed in
glass so as to prevent the danger of
pneumonia from chill March winds. If
the day be warm. the glass windows
Will be thrown open.
The Presidents stand.
The reviewing stands and the court
OF honor, which extends the %hole
length OF the White House grounds.
will be things of beauty in themselves.
Designed by Waddy b. Wood, chairman
Of the Street Decorations COMMITTEES,
they will me- a fitting background
for the brilliant assemblagc and the
imposing procession. The architect
has Followed out colonial scheme for
tho stands. the Presidents stand be-
ing reproduction in part OF Mount
Vernon. the home OF the first >Presi-
dent, and the great Lafayette Square
stand, across the avenue, reproducing,
In part. Monticello the home OF .Thomas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02

Vice presidents Elect Marshall VIII he
guests at the Shoreham EIotcl--the lat
ter having engaged a suite there as his
residence while in Washington. At
1880 o'clock the morning of March
they VIII he waited upon by members
of the joint Congressional Committee.
ana immediately taken in carria Ges
provided by tho committee TO the White
House, where they VIII be greeted by
President Taft.
I'm Route tn Capitol
ABOUT II o'clock the presidential
party Will form TO 20 to the Capitol
Tor the actual swearins-in of the new
President and the Vice President. In
the carriage with President Taft and
President Elect Wilson Will be two
members OF the Joint Congressional
Committee, and other members of the
committee VIII ride IL the Capitol with
the Nice-Prcsidcnt- elect \ special es-
cort has been provided for the Prcsi-
dehi-elcct on This momentous trip to
the Capitol The Essex county Troop. a
picked body oil cavalry from Newark
j. For the first time i'm history the
wee President elect VIII also be pro-
Nlded with special guard of honor.
the culver Black Horse Troop. from
Culver, Ind
President Taft VIII ride on the right
sue Oh Tue carriage going down
! Pennsylvania Avenue from tho White
+ House to the Capitol Tho thousands
/ OF persons eager to witness the inauc-
I ural parade Will he in their places 10
! cheer the incoming and the ontcoine-
( Presidents as they ride side nv side
/ down the broad thoroughrare. tho most
I splendid In the country for a parade
such as ,his. The huge stands inc
/ sidewalks, every available window
I fronting on Pennsylvania Avenue viii
I be crowded with humanity. be the
| weather cold or warm. wet or drv
Mrs TAFT vim not attend the inour.
nra! ceremonies At the Capitol. 1t has
been announced. but viii await tho re-
turn Of President TAFT at the Whine
'iouse. Nor VIII Mrs. Wilson ana no,
daughters be seen in the parade. eithc,
10 or from the Cartol \ special mtli.
tary aid has been detailed to cali a,
the Shoreham TO escort her and no,
daughters 10 tho CAPITOL, where ;hcy
VIII witness the ceremonies and listan
to the inaugural addresses \ simlIa,
attention VIII be given Mrs MarshalI
And when the ceremonies are over ina
wives of the President ana Vice pros,:
dent viii be escorted Immediately 10
the White House by the military ,;ds
Ceremony In Scnntc.
When The presidential party arrives
at the Capitol the President, President.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02

elect and Vice -Prcsidcnt-clcct will
enter the Senate wing OF the building.
The Presidcn; and Prcsid ent- elect will
go Immediately 10 the Presidents room,
whore they will remain until they arc
escorted TO the Senate chamber Tho
Vice nt-clcct will 20 TO the
Vice Presidents room. Presently the
President and President elect will he
escorted TO the Senate chamber and
given seats directly In front OF the
Vice Presidents desk. The Vice Presi :
dent-clect Will be escorted to the SEN
ate chamber hy the Committee on Ar
engagements, and the oath of office VIII
be administered to him by the president
pro 'empore Just before the adjourn
ment of the present Senate
After prayer by the chaplain of
the senate. Rev. u. G. r. Pierce. the
ice-Prcsident VIII deliver his inauS-
ural address Then he Will administer
the oatii OF Office to the Senators elect
rms ends the ceremonies within the
Senate chamber unless the 18th of March
should be another such day as that
TOUR years ago, when, because of the
plZHaid' II was found necessary to ad-
minister the oath OF Office to the Presi-
dent-clect and TO listen TO his inauu
ural address within the chamber.
Most sought after are the tickets is
SUED Tor admission to the Senate cham
Der for the ceremonies there. and they
are difficult TO obtain. The members of
the House OF Representatives como I'm
body TO the Senate chamber for thc
ceremonies. as do the Chief Justice and
the associate justices Of the Supreme
Court.
From senate TO stand,
In the galleries will be found the
| members OF the diplomatic corps In re-
spIendcnt costumes. members OF the
families OF the Senator'S and Represcn.
'atlNes and high officials OF the gov
| erhment. After tho ceremonies In the
senate chamber procession, precise
ana ordained by etiquette in every de-
| tan. viii be formed and will march ont
! OF Inc chamber, through the rotunda az
| INC CAPITOL 10 the platform on the cen
/ IRE portico OF tho Capitol, east front
/ where the Presidcnt-clect is to bo
! sworn IN and make his inaugural ad.
| dress.
The procession will ne headed by the
! eant-at-arms of the Senate and
3 inc eant-at-arms OF the House nj
! representatives. Behind them will bo
/ ne Marshal OF the Supreme Court and
I tilc Marshal of the District OF Columhio
Then VIII come. in tho following order
J the chief Justice. associate justices
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MARIN CO. REAL ESTATE

IMPROVED and unimp. GravensteIn apple and
berry lands. W. Widehase. Sebastopol. Cal
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FAIRFAX and San Anselmo real estate: ideal
climate: ideal conditions; ideal railroad serv
ices: everything ideal: machines meet
all trains at San Anselmo. Lansdale and
Fairfax CROKER CO.. the leading
agents.
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loaned on automobiles; banking
rates; owners may arrange to use cars c.
X. HERRICK, INC. 611-13-15 Merchants'
Exchange bldg. San Francisco; Douglas 1859.
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EAST OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

ROOM cottage: almost new: fine corner lot
376x100; minutes walk to Key Route and
S. p; genuine sacrifice at 81. $50; $500 cash,
$50 month.
room house: like new; 2 blocks from
23d cars; corner lot 40 IT. front; street
work done. elegant location for grocery;
practically no opposition s2.100: this is
spap.
Cozy 4 room cottage: East 10th st. near
18th av.; lot 37x100: bath. gas electricity
etc; 81, 100; $500 cash, balance easy.
) new and modern bungalow for
So. coo: 40 foot front; EVERY DEVICE FOR
COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE: blocks
from S. p. depot: 40 minutes to foot OF
Market ST: $500 cash. S25 month.
COLIN EVANS,
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INFORMATION WANTED

WANTED Information about w. j. Burgin.
80 years old, weight 115 pounds. height Q
feet 1o15 inches: has birth mark drown
spot) over temple. front tooth capped with
gold. smooth shaven when last seen; last
heard from at Bakersfield. Cal. two years
ago Address GEORGE BURGIN, Billings,
Oklahoma
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

a 10 ACRE BARGAIN
can sell a splendid 10 acre place in the
yacaville fruit district; land lies level: soil
Is a rich loan; finest land for alfalfa or
orchard Of any kind: this is proven district
for the early fruits and vegetables; plant out
this 10 acre place this fall and it should
treble in value In two years: railroad station
within few yards: school close by: my price.
Sis cash and SO per until paid. Write
or call for full particulars, CTfAS. l.. PAD
DON. room 13S. Lick bldg. 35 Montgomery
St San Francisco
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Tomorrow is the day when you
select the men who are to help rule
the city for the next few years. Re-
member to vote early.
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SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT

GRADUATE nurse; electric light. salt water.
Nauheim baths; ultra violet ray treatment
for weakness. Union Square building. room
3oS Heaving elevator turn to right, $50 Post
Il. Phone Douglas 55s5.
THE FRANKLIN-Elec. treat blanket sweats,
min hath. scientific mass: grad. nurse: phys
ref. Office 5S2 Whitney bldg. 1873 Geary st.
TRAINED nurse gives electric baths: scientific
massage; elec. treatment for rheumatism and
stomach trouble. 4o6 Sutter ST.. office 4f5
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RICHMOND REAL ESTATE

BARGAIN-BARGAIN-
Macdonald av. lot mr.. 18th ST., in the heart
of business section; worth $500; will take
81. $50 on terms; this lot will be worth
$4,000 in five years. but must be sold re-
gardess Of its future; this Is gilt edge In
vestment; make me cash offer. r. T.
SCHWARTZ. 1925 California st.
ELEGANT home sites, only $3.50 each; s. down
and So per month; no interest taxes
Write call for handsome booklet. f. W.
MAGRUDER, 423-42J Phelan bldg 760 Mar
ket ST.. S. +. AGENTS WANTED.
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ATTENTION HOME BUILDER
This Is the best time In the year to have
your plans prepared for your building. There
are number Of reasons: let me explain
LEONARD II. FORD
2136 Center st. Berkeley
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COLIN EVANS.
SONOMA COUNTY Real Estate

223s East 14th st. Merritt s4s7.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Young MAN, if you have
a few hundred dollars
cash, cam furnish good
security, desire to en-
ter a profitable, clean
business, you should
Investigate a d v e n
graph service. Ferry
Advergraph Co., 437
Pacific Bldg.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED
MALE

A-AUT0 washing or oiling: wants position
at garage: | have many years experience;
I'm Japanese MATSUMOTO. 2134 Fillmore
CHINESE-F1rst class cook wishes position in
private family. city country. CHY Sun,
3S Railroad av. South
CARPENTER foreman. phone 3J44. room 4os,
Alton Hotel. Cali bet. 6-7. MIR. DAVIS,
175 9th 1T.
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BICYCLES and MoTORCYcLES

FOR and I'd hand bicycles and motorcycles
at the right prices A. ZIMMERLIN 1880
G. q. av.,agt. for famous Dayton motorcycles.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

IN Berkeley's select residence district we are
completing 8 room. cement house that
fulflls every requirement. Large. sunny
bedrooms having closets with windows and
electric lights Built-in dresser mirror
doors; good sleeping porch. Latest bath
fixtures and shower. Large living room
with fireplace and built-in bookcases Fire
place, buffet, beam ceilings In dining room;
nne elm paneled walls; hardwood floors:
sun room and maids room; well drained
cement basement; entire house piped for
hot water heating; garage has cement floor
and cement wash rack. Price $500: on
terms DE KAY & COMPANY, 1000 Shat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-21
Why don't the y. p. railway {

Z out their old tunnel under Jefferson
avenue and use the thing for a cold
storage plant?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-21
HOW YOU MAY THROW !.
AWAY YOUR GLASSES.

The statement is made that thous-
Ands wear eyeglasses who do not
really need them. II you are one
OF these unfortunates. then these
glasses may be running your eyes
instead of helping them. Thous-
ands who wear windows" may
prove for themselves that they caki
dispense with glasses IL they will
get the following prescription filled
at once: Go to any active drug
store and get bottle OFT optonA:
fill two-ounce bottle with water,
and drop in one DIPLOMA tablet. WITH
this harmless liquid solution battle
the eyes two or four times daily
and you are likely to be astDnishedl
at the results right from the STARRY
Many who have been told that they
have astlgmatism. eyestrain. catAo
tunctivitis and other eye disordersa
report wonderful benefits from tb8
use OF this free prescription. Get
this prescription filled and use It3
you may no strengthen your eyes
that glasses will not be necessary.
so. or who wear glasses would new
err have required them II they had
cared for their eyes In time. Save
your eyes before it Is too latei Do
not become one OF these victims OF
neglect. Eye-giasses are only like
crutrhes and every few years they
must be changed to tit the ever-fn-
creasing weakened condition. SO bet
ter see II you can, like many 9TH
ers. get clear, healthy. strong. mag
netIc eyes through the prescription
here given. ADV.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-21
What's the matter with a suspension

cable with gravity baskets hung on
pulleys to get tideflat workmen to the
Milwaukee shop from the top of Taco
ma High bridge? Now if somebody
will just discover simple way to get
'em back.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-21

After contemplating that $4,000
which Waddel & Harrington got
for engineering the two new Taco
ma bridges, we are really sorry we did
not become bridge engineers instead of
"moulders of the public thought and
all that sort of thing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-21
Editorial Page Of Che cacoma cimes
RuSSia'S Loss but Our Gain

Clinton double
bit which
$1,000 remarkable but Connected with
4
That belongs Meyer Cet Meyer newboy and mn
which being unfairly treated Russia His
losing by denying the Jews square deal.
might have lived all his obscurity
field
bis applause for his
Meyer, pedded night
People
at he
which $5 week
and, having met the only girl is to be married
What with such
thrifty down?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-21
Central Park Has Finest
Lion Cubs in Captivity
BY UNCLE TED

Here are some of the most
wonderful lion cubs in captivity!
They live at the Zoo in Central
Park, New York City.
"Biir' Snyder, who cares for the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-21

ALI the way to British Guiana, in South
America; then hundreds Of miles up
the great Essequibo river in sscurial, =
ia curious, dugout canoe, with banks of
IMPASSABLE, PRIMEVAL Jungle
on either side, attended only by natives,
until he arrived at the lair of the tiger
HE sought
Singer has told the story of his jour
ney and bis adventures IN bully style.
Don't miss the first chapter fonor-
ROW, IN The Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-21

The shotgun in the hands Of small
boys is doing it's share to keep tn,
world from becoming overpopulated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-21
A DAFFY DILL
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to excess an opportunity to try
the ORRINE treatment. 1t is a
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given in the home without pub
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ness, and at a small price.
ORRINE is prepared in two
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q powder; ORRINE No. 2, in pill
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only 800 a box. Come in and
talk over the matter with US, Ask
for booklet.
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