Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-21

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Brumbaugh Greets SprouI
Martin G.. Brumbaugh, the retiring
executive. was the first to greet the
new Governor and congratulate him
Before starting his address the Gov
p1nor posed patiently while the photog-
raphers snapped his picture. The pho
tographers stood on stepladders in front
Of the inaugural stand. The crowd be-
hind became impatient and began TO
yell, "Get down ~
They'll be through in & minute the
Governor reassured the crowd and
smiled.
State street, which stretches out in
front of the inaugural stand, was roped
off and a guard Of mounted state troop
crs kept the immense crowd in check.
The crowd formed a solid mass on
state street for half block and 'ired
Third street. which skirts the capitol
grounds. for many squares On both
sides of the stand
Cheers and handClapping frequently
interrupted the Governors remarks. His
reference to the Bolsheviki outrages and
the proper antidotc brought roar of
approval from the crowd.
Cheer Governors speech
As he declared "a policy of co-opera-
-. 1s,... al > l.
tloh an" NOT coercion IA "7a,IuS ~ M,.''
the Legislative niahSh OF '''S H,a,t 81. w.,
truH''ht' ne 'u'l'e" """
r'hlai NS 10 the h'eii'otI vi VIC
and House on the stand.
vigorous applause greeted til' aSstr
tion. Governor BrunpaugA' VINO SAT
within rev rect OF the ne" "oNern"I'
maintained outward cam AT 'ne an
houhcement OF thls ne" po''! III t"e
pun,lurt of the State government
Another outbur5t OF applause lol!oWeu
the assertion that fe"tsS wanna ShouIu
not scatter It's Ilhah'!al revenues Oh
cAlnloilcal sche'"es'
As he Governor rea'hed the mlud!e OF
MS long auureSS' ms voice Si'""eu S'EnS
Of fatigue. HiS pea Tor MINER pay i"I
'ne pootlF Palu svhoo' ,e"CI'e'S o' t','
S,''o pro"e"S aI'''.,'' ~ ',',l
pu's' VI "'''""'e 'o''' '''e 0''"''
The big Parade starts
During tre latter part of the Cover
nor's speech, a movie operator moved
within a few feet of him and took a
reel Of the scene.
Within five minutes after the GOV,
ernor finished Speaking' the iAausur"l
parade began ming ny lie doiIeu ms
hat and smiled as Mayor f'' v b"o-
cock. grand marshal, rode by.
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ions or marching blneJ'cNe's ana ma
rines and smiled benIgnIy on them,
ne lehhsNNah'a r'Sr'N We '".l't'" ".l' "'no ,,o
received generous applause i'o," t"e
Governor as thtF marciea oS the re-
N"Wing stand IKE Veterans
me s'e"''S' o"''u''N VI " 'e
which Interrupted the Governor ADDRESS
came when ne rrlerre" 10 lne i"''ll.'
ton OF the federal prohlnl.aoi' Hi,'enu' ,,a,na
Hrnt oE 'he reHu"'u nu''iuci w -
ne c'omd G1u ""' NINe '."' a." lhit,i n,t
tinn I'm, hroIsa in with cheers when he
reafiirmed his pledge to the amendment,
More chcers greeted his declaration III
behalf OF universal Suffrage,
the Governor cut ms a"ureSS "it'r
disposing OF the nam points ana gave
a rough sketch of the remainder lie
explained lhat n" u'u NOT WISH 10 Ne'p
the crowd waiting TOO long
He finished speaking at l2i3o ciock'
talking little more 1han thlrty minutes
Governor Brmmhaugh again was the
first 10 clasp his hand as he fnished.
The setting for the inaugural cere-
money formed a beautiful picture.
! In the background the Capitol, with its
massive marble front and gilded dome,
/ glistcncd in the bright rays Of the sun.
/ PACKED DtlNctn t!le Hhse p'iN VI
marble and the stand was a panorama
Of color formed by the thousands Of
spectators.
From the front Of the stand a broad
vista opcned I'D along State street 10
the sparkling waters of the Susquehanna
in the distance,
Harrisburg resounded this morning
with marching feet aad, in fact, re.
sounded all night, Marching clubs whcf
raanhod here vpstorday gave sporadic
,arod.a d,,rirg tho nigbt
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