The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-06
tBy Associated Press.

mated that more than 100000 has i
teen spent for seats from which to
view the inaugural procession. Pro-
vision has been made for seating I
$4,000 persons along the line of
March in specially constructed I
grand stands. Many thousands of
others have taken places in windows. Z
or roofs, in trees. perched on poles |
and various other points of vantage.
More than two million feet of lumber |
have been used for the construction
of stands which will be occupied only
a few hours.
seats have been sold to the public
the Presidents stand in front of the
White House and the official stand al
the Capitol on which the inaugural
ceremonies take place
Employees OF the various executive
departments have banded together
TO erect the stands in front Ct the
various public buildings. in order
that they might have the preference
OF buying seats upon them. and the
seats remaininr have been snapped
IN at general sale at prices ranging
from 81 to S.. according to location.
Sheltered windows and balconies of
1 hotels and private buildings have
brought much higher prices Rooms
fronting on Pennsylvania uvenu"
with windows commanding view Of
liln procession have brought as high
,gs $1eo each
The new Senators were:
Democrats Josiah o. Wolcott. Dele
ware; Park Trammell, Florida; A. A.
Jones. New Mexico; Peter Goelet
Gerry. RhodeIsland. Kenneth ID. Nc
kelar. Tennessee: William II. King,
Utah; John b. Kendrick, Wyoming.
Republicans: Hiram w. Johnson
California; Harry S. New, Indiana
Frederick Hale. Maine; Joseph /
France. Maryland; Frank ID. Kellogg
Minnesota, Joseph s. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey; William NJ. Calder, New
York: Philander c. Knox, Pennsyl
vania. Howard Sutherland. West Nir
ginia.
Reelected Senators who took the
oath were:
| Democrats: Henry F. Ashurst, Ari
| zcna; Charles A. Culberson, Texas
| Gilbert NJ Hitchcock. Nebraska; Hen
: ry l.. Myers. Montana; Key Pittman
Nevada. Atlee Pomerene. Ohio
James A. Reed, Missouri; Claude A
!; Swanson. Virginia; John Sharp Will
liams, Mississippi.
] Republicans: Robert NJ. LaFollette
! Wisconsin; Henry Cabot Lodge. Mas
sachusetts; Porter ]. McCumbeI
North Dokota; George p. Mclean
Connesticut; Carroll s Page. Vel
mont. Miles Poindexter, Washington
Charles f. Townsend. Michigan.
II Senators who retired with the en-
of the Sxty-Fourth Congress were
Democrats: Nathan p. Bryan, Flo
ida, William f. Chiffon. West Vii
einia; Charles F. Johnson. Maine
= Iohn w Kern. Indiana; Luke lie;
. Tennessee; Blair Lee, Maryland
James +. MARITIME, New Jersey
= James A. O'Gorman, New Ycrk.
REPUBLICANS: Thomas B. Cairo
New Mexico; Moses Z. Clapp. Mimi
sofa; Clarence ID. Clark. Wyoming
Henry A. DUPONT, Delaware; Hem
F. Lippitt, Rhode Island; George
y Oliver, Pennsylvania; John ID. Work
California; George Sutherland. Uta
While this ceremony was in pr
gress the remainder of the party
gan moving out of the chamber.
All of the party on the senate fl
and the guests in the galleries,
pre-arranged directions, moved alo
through the rotunda in lines viii
converged at the main entrance a
thus out on the platform reach
from the center portico.
BY fixed arrangement the pal
= moved. to places reserved, in the
\ lowing order:
Sergeant at arms of the Senate q
surgeant at arms of the House.
Marshal and Clerk of the Supre
Court.
Chief Justice. Associate Justit
and reporter of the Supreme Coz
The President and the chairman
the arrangements committee.
The remainder of the arrangeme
committee.
Ambassadors To the United Sta
| Ministers to the United States