Arizona republican., 1921-03-04


 CALVIN COOLIDGE
 with Senator Knox. Harry M Daugh- erty' who is to be attorney general, John w. Weeks, selected for secretary of war and Senator Lodge of Massa- chusetts Republican leader of the sen ate.
 At o'clock the president and Mrs. Harding made a short call of sympathy on Mrs. Champ Clark, widow of the veteran Democratic leader who died yesterday.
 Just before his call at the White HHlse MT. Harding received the Wash iia9ton correspondents, telling them 'he had made the appointment. not be- cause he had any news 10 give out but because he wanted to begin his friend ship with them while he still was noth- ing more than member of their own profession. lie assured them they all wayB would be welcome at the execu- tive. mansion and declared that all he asked in his relationship with them was an Application of the golden rule on both sides.
 Entertain at Dinner
 Tonight the president-eiect and Mrs. Harding were entertained at a private dinner given by Carrni Thompson of Cleveland. former treasurer of the United States and an official of the Republican speakers bureau during the last campaign. The guests included Governor Davis. Senator Willis, Harry NJ. Daugherty and a score of others from Ohio.
 Besides the selection of MT. Davis as secretary of labor, which finally closed the cabinet slate of the coming administration. MT. Harding announced definitely during the day th2t George F. ChristiaE, Jr.. of Marion. would go into the White House with him as his secretary.
 Mir. Christian. who served as private secrrtary to Mr. Harding during the latt<rs service in the senate and thrduehout the pre-inaugural period was once a cub reporter on his chief $ newspaper in Marion, and the two have been next door ncighaors there for % years. whep he toG1S the position as private secretary lie was naalaser oi a lire and stone comDaDy.
 Although mo foEH1al announ ceinenl was made it also became known thai virtually the entire White House staff that is to serve with MT Christian hat been chosen, Rudolph Forster. execu, tivei clerk since the first Roosevelt adpiinistration. is to retain his place which ranks next to that to be oeeupie' by Mir Christian. 7'l1e secretag'ia force is to be augmented by the ap poifitment of James Sloan, foFme White House secret service man, Will liam Hard former secretary of tn Ohio republican state committee am Judson c. WefhVer, formerly a Wash ingtDn newspaper man. All three hay been connected with the Harding head quarters in Marion since the campaig began.
 Touorrow's program will begin of ficially with the call of the compression al inanguration committee on tn president-elect and the vice presidef
 ~1 e.t,c cx-4fxr t,., o'clock The entire party will then CT ter lautomobiles, escorted by cavalr williDroeeed to the White House whei 1t win he joined by the president ar Mrs. Wilson.
 President Wilson will take pla' i'm inc official White House autornobt with the president elect and Senat' Knax, chairman of the compression committed. Next will come the e carrying Vice President-eiect cooiids Vice President Marshall and two men hers of the committee. Ia the thu car will be Mrs. Harding and Mf wilson and tlie remaining nembe of the committee
 Leaving the White House, preced, ands f,anked by the cayalrymen, WI yv{11, ride with drawn sabres, the par Xviil; drive to the capitol along Pennsy ,-anja avenue to Fifteenth street. doV that street where the turn will De ma into Pennsyivania avenue aSaih h then to the east entrance of the capt. Pennsylvania avenue VIII De TOD oxr to keen back the crowds and nea i,r one thousand infantrymen VIII on guard duty. na .,.a.. i, z aress uniform will form a lane throu which the party will pass. -. Tbe president-elect will DC eseof' .o room off the senate cnainp ..ra he will remain until Viee-P Ire dent -elect Coolidge is ihaus @ suIa.eu'
 Ceremonies Start at Noon
 n-ha senate ceremonies are 10 st .asaiateIv after noon and VIII De tended by the presidenl-el ele.i,, e,ie of =" 'at atfofficers designate, justices ol s,nreme court in their fooes, Si d and navy and officers ana 1fergas l1fer5s :" lomats in gorgeous eoniu GooIid
 Mrs Harding and hfs- ~ eoo' lu s, .,n Mrs. Marshall and perhaps y.ruto, will occupy seats m the Nsssra gallery. Members or the ho .1, stand on the right and leAt s' of the chamber ,. ,,, he
 The vice president-eiecL wtli VII bes corted 10 the rostrum io e viii Vice-PFesident Sl"i s'i9'''
 ,rtnister the oath. +t, ,,e
 Mr Coolidge's address anu i1 iie,,, tIe .
 el. of Mr. Marshall will IoHoM dic'oiS W vice-president then VIII the n@om @ senate of the siXty-seNe nSress 10 order and s"ear III new senators. .,,s4. win proc sfaaDtime. the guests VIII ttS1
 a east portico of the CaplIol, to tne ,,s,,,ratfon of Mr. haiu the ,s of the senate, the supi' justices, diplomats u d,tu Is Ss.tn Sou r1,ished guests VIII .i5 .,l, .b. Capitol steps aIohl.u l-. os q auRura1 saanas l'iiO