South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-05
THOUSANDS TAKE
PART IN PARADE
Every State in the Union is
Represented at the Inaug-
uratiOn Ceremonies.

Pennsylvania aE was Mai Raymond
Pullman. superintendent OF the
capital police Behind him rode "a
picked unit o. the mounted force.
followed be- "a platoon OF policemen
on foot The appearance of the
1Iuecoata was the signal for am out
burst OF cheering from the thronss
that lined the historic thorough
fare. They had waited hours. quiet
ly and without disorder
Just behind the police escort
marched the famous o. :. Marine
band. The musicians struck up the
star Spaugled Banner as they
rounded the corner into Pennsyl-
vauia av. Hats were off bon the
crowd as the national anthem was
payed Women waved American
flags lu patriotic ferNor.
The venerable Maj Gen. Hugh J.
scott. grand marshal of the parade
and chief Of the general stan Of the
army rode next with Maj Ger
carroll a Devol. retired who has
assisted him I'm the gigantic task Of
arranging for the huge procession.
President Appears.
thundcrous roar Of hand clap
ming and cheering went mp as the
uewlv-inaugurated president came
into view. With him were Mrs
Wilson and the members of the
congressional Joint committee ON the
inauguration. The carriage was
drawn bv four black horses. nervous
and prancing. % was escorted boy a
squadron of the second United
states cavalry.
The presidents face was solemn
as he watched the enthusiastic and
cheering multitude. Mrs Wilson
smiled graciously
I'm "a second carriage. escorted by
the crack Black Horse troop Of
CuIver1 Indiana Military academy.
Vice Pres't and Mrs. Marshall rode
They. too. were loudly cheered, and
the vice president smiled 10 right
and left as the procession moved
slowly toward the white house.
Behind of the newly-inaugurated
oHciaIs Col Harper. chairman Of
the inaugural committee. rode. His
carriage was escorted by troop b.
first district of Columbia cavalry.
Take places on stand.
When the three carriages drew
ND at the white house the inaugural
party left their places in the line
and stationed themselves in the
presidential reviewing stand Pres't
Wilson remained standing while the
first grand division of the parade.
made up OF units of the defense
forces Of the United States swung
past
The order OF the parade follows.
FIRST GRAND DIVISION. MAI.
GEN TASKER H. BLISS. T. :. A.,
COMMANDINC - First brigade,
commander and staff l.. ). corps
eft cadets. West Point. e.. :. mid
shipment regiment. Naval academy,
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. second brigade,
commander and staff. company Of
rrinCsrs, provisional regiment,
coast artillery corps; third brigade,
commander and stan. marine de-
tachment. regiment of seamen
SECOND GRAND DIVISION.
REIGADIER-GEN WILLIAM A..
MANN. L. s. A.. COMMANDING
Commanding general. District Of
columbia militia and staff. third
ID e.. infantry: first separate battal-
ron. ID. g. infantry. first company.
ID. e.. coast artillery. batteries a and
B. n. O.. field artillery. Troop \. ID.
g.. cavalry. company T.. II. e.. signal
corps. field hospital company 80. I.
% o.. naval battalion naval militia,
u. e..
Delaware state troop Governor
and staff two battalious infantry,
detachment sanitary troops
Pennsylvania state troops-gov-
crnor and STAFF. one infantry bril-
SADIE tthrec reEimeutS).
New Jersey state troops Cover
nor and stad. one provisional regi-
1nent OF infantry. one provisional
troops Of cavalry.
Massachusetts, state troops
Maryland state troops Governor
and stan. first Maryland infantry.
fourth Maryland infantry. Troop a,
cavalry. naval militia
Virginia state troops-Governor
and staff
View York state troops.
INDEPENDENT ARMED OR
CARNATIONS Washington infln-
try Motor Arms Defense association.
CADET ORGANIZATTON-Gon-
-aea cadets. st Johns college. bat
TALON ri cadets. Virginia military
institute corps Of cadets Maryland
state College of Agriculture Sc
vance Military college corps Of ca
diets. reserve officers training corps
Of the Virginia polytechnic institute.
carlisle Indian school corps of ca
diets. Washington hieh school corps
of cadets. first separate battalion.
Washington high school cadets
CORPS OF cadets culver Military aca-
denny. Cummins Memorial boys
BRIGADE. Alexandria hilh school
corps OF cadets
THIRD GRAND DIVISION Wet
eraus). 4. T. Huntoou OF the g a
r. commanding with Commander
fn-chief Daniel Y. Chisholm United
Spanish war veterans Grand Army
or the Republic United states span
.-h war veterans
FOURTH g EAND LfVTStON
,cIVICl GEORGE r. LINETNS.
CONIMANDING- Ducl,Worth Dem
ueratic club. Cincinnati o. 200 uni-
.ormeG men and band EsseV
county Democratic club. NeVark.