The Washington times., 1917-02-10
High School Cadets, st. Johns,
and Gonzaga Boys in
Inaugural.
MORE GOVERNORS ACCEPT
Additional subcommittee in
Charge of Public Comfort
Named.

The Washington high school ca
dets, 1900 strong, and the cadets OF
st. Johns College and Gonzaga Col
lege todaywere placed in the inaugural
parade by Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott,
grand marshal, and Brig. Gen. Car.
roll A. DevoI, adjutant general OF the
pageant. The student soldiers will
wear dress uniform.
The high school boys OF Alexandria
also will parade. Several hundred
Alexandrians and citizens OF Fairfax,
Va, are to serve as a special mount.
ed escort to Chairman G. r. Linkins,
OF the civic organizations committee.
Keen Rivalry shown
The "soIid South" will vie with the
new West" in the ceremonies, ac-
cording to Col. r. N. Harper, the in
augural chairman.
The governor OF Louisiana, Ruffin
g. Pleasant, and the governor of
South Carolina, Richard ]. Manning,
today assured the committee that
they would be present with their
staffs. The South Carolina executive
will have q special escort of military
academy students
The Mayors OF Atlanta, Ga and
New Orleans, Ala, are coming in sps-
cial trains with q party OF Demo
Gratis, and the Indiana Democratic
Club OF Indianapolis, 500 strong. with
the Fourth Ward Democratic March
ing Club OF Philadelphia, are among
the other organizations to come.
Indian Delegation Coming.
Henry Hollow Horn Bear, the full
blood Indian from South Dakota, will
Because Of the presence on the
Mexican border OF Ohio mllitiamen
Governor Cox today advised Grand
send any military organizations for
the parade. With his stan, however,
the Ohio executive will be present.
Comfort Comnittee.
Chairman A. Leftwich Sinclair, OF
the public comfort committee, charged
with providing housing accommoda-
tion for inaugural guests, today an
nounced the personnel OF a sub-com-
mittee for duty at the Union Station
in handling inaugural crowds. The
follows:
-AASoof
Hughes, vice chairman: E. Hilton
Jackson, Thomas Grant, Walter n.
Bastian, Robert L Bains, Walter c.
Balderston, DR.. Lewis J. Battle, Capt
Fred Beall, Andrew w. Bennett,
George H. Brown, Joseph A. Burkart,
Thomas w. Buckley, John H. Clipper,
Clinton R. Colvin, W. Gordon Craw-
ford, Charles G. Dougherty, Daniel
AaIN
Fischer, OHM L. Fugitt, Henry C.
Gauss, William B. Hardy, Chester
Harrison, Ernest Z. Herrell, Harry o.
Hine, Anton Karl, Daniel X. Jackson,
]. Harry Jones, Harold L. McAllister,
C. A. Mccarthy. Whitford L. Mellow
ell, jr., Alexander X McRae, jr-, VIII
liam f. McReynolds, George W. Moss.
Guy NJ. Neely, Frederick J. Rice,
Charles E. Riordon, c. E. Ruckle, Gus
A. Schuldt, Percy Schwartz, Dennis C.
Shea, Arthur B. Shreve, Henry X.
Simpson, Arthur @. Sinclair, George
Spransy, F. c. Steward. w. Mex Stow
ell, Judge Milton Strasburger. Clifford
p. Surrell, James A. Toomey, A Dal-
las Tucker, Evan H. Tucker. F. Rus
sell Underwood, William H. wahIy,
John T. Walker, B. Frank Wright,
ChaEios e. NEOOHdn, Dr. William z.
W. ]. Wilson, Hyman Zlr-
kin, William C. BastiAn.
Subcommittee Named.
Public comfort stations will be pro-
vided by a subcommittee named to-
lows:
day by Chairman Sinclair as fol
DIR. William Tindall. chairman: A.
r McGonegal, vice chairman: Bruce
Baird, Charles A. Beker, Joseph II.
Charles w. Clagett. Brooks
Gross. Daniel A Garges. Albert Har-
per, J. Clinton Hiatt, DIR. A. L. How
ard. Raymond NJ. Hudson, +. c. Lee,
Thomas H. Melton, J. B. Moriarty,
Edgar F. Nelson, ID. William Oyster,
James T. Petty, Asa L. Phillips, w.
T. Reed. II. f. Sprucebank, William
NJ Sweet, William G. Warnell, w.
l. Wilkerson, and Howell D. Young.
More Contributors.
Additional contributors reported
today by Chairman Arthur Peter of
the finance committee include:
Samuel ]. Prescott Company. 5000:
Selby. 500: ]. Leo Kolb.
400; Ben l. Prince. 800: B. Rich's
Sons, 800; Julius i. Peyser. 800;