Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-16
PARADE ORDERS ARE
ISSUED; ALL IS NOW
READY FOR INAUGURAL
Final Plans For Ceremony of Next
Tuesday Announced by the
Committee
MAKEUP OF THREE DIVISIONS
Military, Civic and Firemen's Dis
plays; Great Crowds Are
Expected
MAKEUP OF THREE DIVISIONS

Final plans for the ceremonies at
tending the Inauguration of DIR. Martin
q. Brumbaugh as governor and Frank
j. McClain as lieutenant-governo
were made by the Joint legislative
committee this morning, Senator E. E.
Beidleman, the chairman, sending the
word of approval from his sick room.
Governor Brumbaugh and Grand Mar
shal Morrell sent word over the tele-
phone from Philadelphia that they
were in accord with the arrangements.
The new Governor and his family
Will arrive here late on Monday after
noon when the Governor and Mrs
Iener will turn the home of the gov
ernors over to the new executive. Mrs
Tener will leave for Philadelphia after
greeting DR.. Brumbaugh and Governor
Tener will be The guest of MIR. and
MRS. Spencer c. Gilbert at their resi-
dence. 107 North Front street Mr.
and Mrs. McClain will arrive from
Lancaster Monday evening. Lieuten-
ant-Governor John NJ. Reynolds will
preside for the last time on Monday
night when the Legislature meets.
The Ceremonies
Both houses of the LEGISLATURE will
convene on Monday evening for rou-
tlne business and will hold short ses-
sions on Tuesday morning prior to the
inauguration. Mr.. McClain will be in
augurated in the Senate chamber in
accord with custom. BY noon the
legislators and guests will have as
sembled on the inaugural stand at the
State street entrance to the State
capitol and when the bells ring the
hour the retiring and incoming COVER
nors with the legislative committee
and the Governors staff and State Off
Gals will take their places on the
stand.
Elder William J. Swigart, of Hunt
lngdon, Governor Brumbaugh's teach
Aevill make the invocation and Chief
'N~dce j. Hay Brown will administer
the .ath. Governor Brum baugh will
then make his address and when il is
ended Governor Tener will congratu-
late him and leave for Chicago.
When the good wishes are extend
ed the new Governor will take his
place at the head of the procession
which will form i'm Front and Second
streets. The Governors Troop, which
will escort him from the mansion to
the Capitol, will escort him to the pro-
cession and remain with him, in ac-
cordance with custom When the pa
rade has come downtown the Cover
nor will go to the reviewing stand with
the troops as guard of honor. BY
he will return to the mansion and take
up his duties.
The route of the parade will be as
follows:
Form at Front and Market,
march in Market to Fourth. in
Fourth to Walnut, in Walnut to
Third. in Third to Hamilton, in
Hamilton TO Second and down
Second to State to pass the re-
viewing stand, dsmissing in Mar
kct Square.
The procession will be led by the
four troops of State police Then will
come the Mt. Union Band from the
Governors home county, followed by
Grand Marshall Edward DeN Morrell
and his staff. Dr. Henry NJ Slime, of
this city. who has had considerable ex-
perience in handling big parades, will
ne chief of staff General Morrell will
have these special aids
NJ. E. Stroup, Moses Cooper. George
Sullivan, William ]. Laubenstein,
Charles Fry, lsiah Reese, Jr., c. S.
Gaut. G. II. Sauers. George Van Kirk,
". S. Seibert, Percy Moore. William
Fl. Buckley, Harry Long, r. Jones
Reif, DR.. John +. Culp, John W.
Reilly, DR.. William Hughes, Jacob
EcldnEer, William McCreath, William
s Bergncr George Drake, E. c.