The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-22
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reach Washington the morning of the
inauguration will contain the Twelfth
Infantry. New York National Guard.
with 500 men. The Thirteenth Regi-
ment. Coast Artillery Of New York.
1000 men, IN special trains. will reach
Baltimore March .. where il will DO
the guest Of the Fifth Maryland Regi-
ment until the morning of March 4,
when the regiment will leave for
Washington, arriving here about .
o'clock.
The Essex Troop, OF New Jcrsey,
which has been selected as the per-
sonal escort OF President Wilson, will
arrive in Washington March 3. The
Gottfried Kruger Associations OF New
ark, n. j.. ESQ people. will arrive in
Washington shortly after the escort
pa fty.
The Maryland National Guard viii,
leave for Washington the afternoon OF
March g. according to present ARRANGE
ments with the Baltimore and Ohio
Brisadier-Gcneral Gather and staff
VIII leave by special train in tho after
noon. followed by tho Fifth Regiment
Colonel Rawling commanding. 500 men
The Fourth Regiment 900 men, Will
leave the night before the Inaugural
ton
The evening of March s. the First
REGIMENT Maryland National Guard,
viii arrive in Washington, and Com
pa nies a, of Frederick; r. of HaRers-
town. and g. Of Cumberland will Join
their regiment at the capital. The
Democratic clubs OF Baltimore. num-
bering $500 people. will leave on spe-
cial trains on the morning Of March
4, followed ~ the Peabody Heights
association and excursionists from
baltimore.
The Indications are that the West
also viii lie well represented. The
Ductworth Club, OF Cincinnati 200
people. Will arrive i'm Washington bv
special train n day or so before the
Inauguration. The Democratic orrani
cation of Milwaukee, 100 people, will
arrive by special train prior to the
18th, though the exact time OF arrival
of these organizations has not been
fixed.
Numerous other political organiza-
tions from the West. Southwest and
Northwest are arranging to come One
special will carry several hundred citi-
"en5 OF Oklahoma TO Washington, il
being expected to arrive March g.
ReIt to Lead Students.
me student body Of the University
of Virginia will come to Washington
have place of honor we'll up in the
third division of the procession. j. w
Belt, Washington boy, who is a ma
tive OF Kentucky, but whose home here
is with his mother Mrs. James Pryor
FarTin. was commissioned by the uni
Versity students to make all necessary
arrangements for their stay in Wash
i'Ston, and is expected to lead the
contingent in the procession.
special cars have been provided for
the students from Charlottesville by
the Southern Railway, and they will
N l.
railroad company having arranged to
sidetrack The cars for them.
Young Belt is a law school man at
nc university. and figured to some ex-
tent in the Baltimore convention which
nominated Wilson. when he did the an
nouncihs Tor Chairman Ollie James OF
the maj vote in the convention
Senator w. Murray Crane, Of Mass,
cnusctts. and Senator Bacon, of Geor-
sia' VIII ride TO and from the White
Rouse in the presidential barouche be-
lore and during the inaugural parade
senator crane is chairman of the joint
congressional committee in charge of
the inauguration and Senator Bacon is
the ranking Democrat
senator Overman, of North Caro-
INA and Representative Rucker. OF
MISSOURI. are to ride in the carriage
with vice -President Marshall The
other members of the Joint congress-
sional committee, Representatives Nc
Kiniey, OF Illinois. and Garrett of
tennessee, Will ride alone during the
parade in carriage following those
of Wilson and Marshall.
The final plans for the inaugural
parade are getting so nearly in com
piete shape that Robert n Harper,
chairman OF the civic division, held +.
conference this morning with Colone,
Allen, aid to Major-General Wood
grand marshal, for the purpose of max.
ing a draft of the list of organizations
and their places in line. The inaueuraI
corlrhl''ee is getting ready TO print the
program and Mr.. Harper and Colonel
Allen went over the list of the organ.
cations in preparation for this printing.
The inaugural committee has decided
TO copyright the program and not to
furnish the newspapers with comics of
it until after the public generally has
purchased the supply intended for
them.
1t was also announced TODAY that a
delegation OF civilians from New Jer-
scy viii be given place we'll up in the
lead of the civic division. This delepa-
ton is To consist Of one representative
civilian from each county in the State
of New Jersey, and will be known as
the New Jersey Democratic Commit
tee. 1t will be placed in the first bril-
sade of the civic division, which will he
led by Washlngtonians
Many persons seem to be under the
impression that the chief of police will
give permits to use chairs, stools and
boxes along the line of the parade and
In front OF the Capitol. but the i'm
preston is An erroneous one, IL was
stated at police headquarters to-day
The law forbids the use of such oh
structions, so that persons who carry
chairs or stools with them inaupura
ton day will not have an opportunity