Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-20
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tives and intimate friends. He will
spend the night at the Executive
Mansion.
Tomorrow at II o'clock he will
be met by Senator William E. Crow,
of Foyette county, chairman of the
inaugural committee together with
the remainder of the committee, at
the Executive Mansion and will be
escorted to the Governors office in
the Capitol.
There at 11.30 he will meet with
the newly-appointed heads of the
several departm ents. At the same
time Governor Brumbaugh has re-
quested present heads of depart
ments to meet him. At the con-
clusion of the farewells, the new
executive will be escorted to the
grandstand.
While the big parade tomorrow
is the principal feature of the in
augural ceremonies there will be no
part of the days functions, except
the actual administration of the
oath of offiffice to Governor Sproul
by Chief Justice Brown, that will he
more formal than the professional
from the Governors office of state
officials to the grandstand at Third
and State streets.
OIOTbly lOOIl, dNSOlhiiltS W
plans announced to-day by Senator
William e. Crow, chairman of the
inaugural committee, the Governor
elect and the present Governor will
be escorted to the grandstand. The
line will be headed by Chairman
Crow and William p. Gallagher,
chief clerk of the Senate. Then will
follow Governor Brumbaugh and
Governor elect Sproul.
Lieutenant Governor McClain and
Lieutenant Governor elect Beidle-
man will come next The new lieu
tenant governor will have been
sworn in by Judge McCarre1l in the
Senate chamber just few minutes
prior to the march to the grand
stand. Chief Justice ]. Hay Brown
and Joseph Swain will be next in
line and then will come Secretary of
the Commonwealth Woods and Har-
ry S. McDevitt, the new Governors
private secretary, Attorney General
Brown and William I. Shaffer, who
will be attorney general, the mem
bers of the Governors staff and the
members of the inaugural commit
tee.
The Union League, of Philadel-
phia, will form in line outside the
Capitol and through the midst of
the $50 members of the League who
will come here to pay tribute to
their former president. the guber-
Material party will march. On the
outside of the lines of the league
members will be 200 Boy Scouts
bearing large American flags.
At the afternoon session of the
Senate, which will convene at 8
o'clock or shortly thereafter, the
new Governor is expected to send In
the names of his appointees, SO far
as announced.
Ohicials to be named on this list
will be: DIR. Edward Martin. Com
missioner of Health: Lewis s. Sad
Ter, Highway Commissioner; Fred
Rasmussen, Secretary of Agricul-
ture; Cyrus A. Woods. Secretary of
the Commonwealth. William I.
Schaffer, Attorney General. John s.
Fisher, Banking Commissioner,
Harry 8, McDevitt, Secretary, 1t is
not anticipated that there will be any
serious difference between the new
Governor and the Senat in regard to
the appointments.
Accompanying the list of appoint
ments, it is expected the new Cover
nor will send letter withdrawing
the recess appointments of his pred
ecessor, a precednt established by
DR.. Martin q. Brumbaugh, in 1915.
Included in the number will be
Charles e. Patton. Secretary of gAgri-
culture; Daniel F. Lafean. Banking
Commissioner, and others who fig
ured in the celebrated recess ap-
pointee" controversy, after the SEN
ate of 1917 refused to confirm them.
In addition to the sessions of the
Senate and House scheduled for this
evening, two sessions of each will be