Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-04

escort Him with the sico president
elect to the White House. President
Tan viii await them and soon there
af,,r ne lnnlgu4al rarty Hiil leaNe
the white House for the capitol.
Major General Wood chief of staff
ii The army. and starr win precede
chem ln the ride through Penhsyl-
sania avenue 90 capitol hiil the pres
ident-elect being attended by the Es-
sex troop of New Jersey and Mr
Marshall by the biack horse troop of
culver academy. Indiana.
Ceremonies in The senate. the nau-
euration of the vice president and the
swearing ia of the senators. will be-
Gin promptly at T. O'Clock noon Wit
nessod Dy the congress. membcrs OF
thc.neW cabinet diplomats Of an MAJ
tions. iUstices Of the supreme court
and the elect of the lnnd Then VII
follow. on the east front of the capi-
tol. the indHction into office of Wood
row Wilson.
After the new president has deliv-
cred his address the inaugural parade
will wind It's way through The streets
walled with cheering humanity to the
White House. Mr. Taft win ride with
the new president, biddins him fare
we'll as soon as they reach the end of
the journey The parade viii then
halt. while the presidential party is at
luncheon. to proceed again through
the court of honor when the president
and vice president reach the review
iHe stand about o'clock BY .
O'Clock the Inauguration Of Woodrow
Wilson viii have been history
president-elect Wilson'S arrival in
Washington was quite similar to his
departure from Princeton. students
Of Princeton university, formed in a
narrow lane stretching from the train
steps TO the presidents room in the
union station There was deep sill
ence as the president-elect, followed
BY members Of his family walked
through the avenue formed by the
students The latter stood with their
hats off Mr. Wilson also DOTTED his
silk hat Walking with him were
William Corcoran Eustis, chairman Of
Nelson Page, chairman Of the Wilson
reception committee In the pfesi-
dents room. Mr. Wilson was intro
duced to the fifty members Of the re-
ception committee, While the students
grouped themselves on the explanade
just outside the station. Here, as Mf,
Wilson got into a White House auto
mobile cheer after cheer came from
the Princeton students.
First they gave him the locomotive
cheer. with its sis boom an, for VIII
son and then for princeton"
They alternated this with thun-
dering roar until the president-elect
started away Colonel Spencer s.
| Cosby. chief aide TO President Tart
i and d naval military aide from the
White House, accompanied Mr. VIII
son TO his hotel. There We're cheers
lalong the way as pedestrians recoe
nized the party The first 90 greet
| the president-elect and Mrs Wilson
en the steps of the hotel was Captain
"Bilr' Mcdonald, the aged Texas
ranger and bodyguard 10 Mr Wilson
during the recent campaign.
How are you. exclaimed the presi-
dent-elect and Mrs Wilson at the
same time. as they stepped rapidly
forward and grasped captain McDoh-
laId's hands The captain who. it fire.
quently is said in Texas is filled Win
So much lead from shooting affrays M
the ranger service that he would SINK
/ il he went swimming, was overcome
with JOY He wore a Bis somhrero, an
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