The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-07
.UPHAM URGES
BIG INAUGURAL
Entire U s.. Interested, Says
Republican National Com
mittee Treasurer.

The Inauguration of President
Harding and Vice President Coo
lidge is not a local event for Wash
ington only, but is a national event,
and as such should be celebrated
with ceremonies becoming the great
est nation i'm the world. This is the
opinion of Fred w. Upham, treas
urer of the national Republican COM
mittee. who is a member Of the ex-
ecutive body Of the inaugural com
mittee.
WHOLE COUNTRY INTERESTED.
Mr.. Upham. after a conference with
Edward h. Mclean, chairman OF the
Inaugural Committee, today said that
the whole country was Interested In
the Inauguration of President Hard
ing and that the people here should
be allowed to celebrate the event in
fitting manner.
The Inaugural Ball is especially
wanted. he said, because the social
events of the city have suffered in
the past eight years and IL was hitting
that the new administration should
be ushered in with a big social event
such as the inaugural ball will be.
Just where the ball will be held has
not been decided. Several places are
under consid erat ion, If the use Of the
Pension office is refused the COM
mittee by the present administration.
Carmi Thompson. former assistant
secretary of the Interior, was a
visitor at inaugural headquarters this
morning. making arrangements for a
big delegation from Cleveland. lie
said Cleveland was coming here
March 1 in style to have great
family reunion.
The design for the court OF honor
on Pennsylvania avenue between
Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets
northwest will be announced in Few
DAYS Seventeen architects have sub
mtted designs and the committee on
reviewing stands and court of honor
today is considering the designs sub
mitted.
Edward A. Mitchell. chairman of the
committee on housing, today started
to tabulate places in Washington
where rooms will be available Tor
visitors who come here for the inau-
guration, and #. Lincoln Townsend,
chairman of the civic organizations
was busy answering letters from or
carnations which want places IN the
parade on March 4.
Edward Is. Mclean. chairman of the
Inaugural Committee has announced
the following members of the infor-
nation committee:
Charles ]. Waters. chairman.
Charles +. Crane. first vice chairman;
+. G. Brandenburg. second vice chair
man; Fred S. Lincoln, third vice chair
man; Florence +. Stiles, secretary;
Harry Almond, Joseph d. Ashby, By
ron s. Adams, Thomas Bradley,
Charles Z. Baldwin. H. Clifford Bangs.
l.. Pierce Boteler, Albert Fl. Brewood,
DR.. p. Il. Bringle, Bruce 5. Branson,
Stacy IL. Bryant. Walter A. Brown
Harry $. Barger, Charles h. Berry
Judge Charles S. Bundy. Jos. a. Burk-
hart. A. T.. Berry, Isaac Birch. Charles
Lee Cooke, Dr. Fred 3. Campbell, Will
liam Clabaugh, Arthur Carr, John X.
Casper. John NJ. Cherry. Herman +.
Carl. Edward +. Colladay, l.. Lee
Combs, Richard l.. Conner, w. Porter
Cox. Frank +. Cunningham, j. NJ.
Cunningham, J. Harry Cunningham,
Appleton p. Charlie. jr., Charles 7.
Clagett, Samuel Darragh, LOUIS r.
Dent. John Dolph. T.. II. Droop, u.
RAYMOND Evans, George A. Emmons,
d. A. Edwards, William J. Eynon,
John Joy Edison, George b. Farduhar,
r. X. Ferguson, George NJ. Ferris
George NJ. Fisher, Colin f. f. Flather,
Frederick A. Fenning. Howard FISK,
William T. Galliher, Murray l.. GILT
ford, c. J. Gockeler, Harry G. Grove,
Paul T.. Grove, Isaac Cans. Edwin Z.
Graham, William S. Hall, w. h. Har-
tung, DR.. d. Percy Hickling, HARRY
V. HAYNES. Charles T.. Howe, Lewis
Holmes, Richard ID. Hynson, william
G. Henderson. James e. Jones, Joseph
H. Keane. Walter Klopfer, stephen II.
Kramer. William II. Lanham. Ernest
J. LeesnitZer, Luther w. Llnklns'
Ralph w. Lee, John Il. Lasky, George
A. Lewis. George II. Macdonald, Ian
Ter =. McLachlen. II. b. +. Maciarland'
G. ]. McQuade, Henry II. Mckee, F.
w Mckenzie. Charles l.. Marsh.
Arthur ]. May, John r. Meany, Louis
III. Movers, Howard Moran, Charles
w. Morris, +. J. Murphy, George M.
Movers. A. c. Moses. Theodore w.
Moves, Charles +. Nesbit, Roy L. New
hauser, John l.. Newbold, Capt James
T.. OYSTER. Vernon G.. owen, Raymond
NJ. Peak, II. Glenn Phelps. Charles w.
Pimper, George Pitt George Pitt, IT,
Charles II. Pardee. w. X. Petty, M
W. Pickering. Henry Plugge. ben H.
Prince. Frederick 3. Pyle, Willlam
II. Rapley, Il. f. Ramey, w. -. reed
A. J. Richards. Charles II. Roberts
charles II. Ruoff, Cuno II. Rudolph
percy II. Russell. Frank +. Reside,
Harry L. Rust. Admiral John N. Speel'
retired. Frank A. Scbring, John r.
Small. Odell S. Smith, German smith
Il. l.. stock, Frank r. Strunk, Ernest
c. Sloat, Charles S. Shreve' George -
Shaffer. Mark Mex. Sloan, Edgar I.
SNYDER. Herbert F. Shannon, Il. Frank
Sail /, Stoddard Taylor, Il. Clifton
Thomas WiImot W. Trew, Leon I'LL
man w. p. Van Wickle, Max Walton.
William II waters. II. N. Waite, John
NJ Waters. clarence +. WEIGH. Prof.
Court +. wood. william ID. West. Will
liar, s washburn, Francis II. Weller,
Pred J. white. George White, William
u. Wise. Thomas l.. Jones, Prof. L. NJ.
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