The Washington times., 1921-01-05
S5O.OOOIS GRANTED.
FOR INAUGURATION
Senate by Viva voce Vote
Passes Appropriation After
Lively Debate.
CONTINUED from First PaseD

for the night OF March 4 will ma
terialize. Chairman Edward u. NC
/ Lean said today. The attitude OF Con-
| gress against any show and the OUT
| lay OF large amount of money VIII
probably be respected by the commit
tee.
No matter what seating arrange
ments are made for the public AT the
ceremonies at the Capitol, where
| President Harding will be sworn lnto
office, everyone in the vicinity OF ihe
Capitol will hear the words OF Presl :
| dent Harding after he takes the oa'h
OF office. The Chesapeake and 10,
tomac Telephone Company has offered
the use of oraphone for the occa-
sion. This is the same instrument
that was used by Governor Cox when
he made his address accepting the
nomination OF the Democratic party
as its standard-bearer last summer.
by means OF the oraphone every woru
President Harding speaks VIII De
heard clearly for several blocks.
hoy SCOUTS TO AID.
1t was said at headquarters today
that the Boy Scouts Will have a
prominent part in the ceremonies. The
present plans call for the assistance
OF 1900 Washington Scouts and 2ooo
from out OF the city to help out. Ihey
Will assist the police in preserving
order along the line OF march,. VIII
assist in the information booths
throughout the city; Will give nrst
aid; act as orderlies at headquarters
and be usners in the reviewing stands.
The Boy Scout Band will be in the
parade at the head of the Harding
Coolidge Club of the District.
The visiting Boy Scouts will be
housed in the homes of the local
scouts or church societies. il is said
NAMES NEW COMMITTEES.
Chairman Mclean today announced
the following committees:
Housing and comfort committee
+. a. Mitchell. chairman; Frank Van
SAINT. Mrs. Townley Mckee and
Charles A. Mccarthy. vice chairmen;
Byron s. Adams. A. d. Addison, N.
l.. Alias, c. A. Aspinwall David :.
Barry. ]. NJ. Biddle. Capt. +. w. Bon
Haffon. DR.. j. c. Boyd, Or. J. {.
brady, F.. l.. Chaplin, Charles w.
Claggett. DR.. II. p. Cobey. II. r. Du-
lany, +. Dec. Faust. II. Il. Fleharty,
G.. T.. Fleming, DR.. w. G. Fowler.
Newton Gulick. J. b. Henderson. ii.
W. Hodges, A. f. Hopkins. A. w.
Howard, c. b. Hunt. J. f.. Hutchin-
son, ID. V. Jones. j T.. Lewis, Charles
Linkins. A. II. McGonegal, a. @. Nc
Clintock, j. II. Millane, Samuel MIL
Ter, Joseph S. Moss, +. v. Murphy.
Fleming Newbold. +. l.. Peckham.
Julius l. Peyser, J. -. Rhodes, r.
G. Robbins, r. NJ. Roller. II. l.. Rust.
j. II. de Sibour. Henry Spencer, j.
p. Story j. II. Tonge, Edward Voigt.
A. +. Walker. f. X. Weller. r. G.
wilkins, Mrs. G. G. Mayo. Miss Helen
Munro, Mrs. Hilda G. Drake. Mrs.
IL. II. Wescott and Miss Florence
Woods.
Rail transportation committee: Ed
Sar +. Clark. chairman; w. II. Tay-
loe, passenger traffic manager, South
ern Railway, Washington q. II. In
gals, vice president New YORK Cen
trial, New York; Gcrrit Fort. vice
president Boston and Maine, Boston
L. s. Eustis, passenger traffic man.
ager, Chicago, Burlington and quincy
Chicago; George ID. Dixon, vice presl-
Cent Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; w
J. Craig. passenger traffic manager
Atlantic Coast Line. Whining ton, N
g.: II. NJ Adams. vice president
Union Pacific, Omaha: Charles ;, zee,
passenger traffic manager, Southern
Pacific San Francisco l.. Nj. Allen,
vice president Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific. Chicago; Edward cham
bers, vice president Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fe, Chicago; j. G. Wood
worth, vice president Northern Pacific
St. Paul; w. u. kenney. vice presl-
dent Great Northern. st. Paui
J. ID. Watson, general traffic mana
ger. ST. Louis Southwe stern, St Louis:
J. +. Holden. vice president. Kansas
City Southern. Kansas City; +. NJ.
Whitaker, vice president Chesapeake
and Ohio, Richmond; Archibald Fries.
vice president Baltimore and Ohio,
Baltimore; Robert G. Wright. general
traffic manager, Pennsylvania. Phila-
delphia; w. V. Shiplcy. division pas
senger agent, Baltimore and Ohio.
Washington: ]. T. Ransom, assistant
general manager, Pull man Company,
Washington; w. c. Maxwell, vice
president the Wabash, st. Louis;
Thomas T. Littlepage, Washington
Horace Booth, traffic manager, Inter
national and Great Northern, Hous-
ton: B. Bowcs. vice president Illinois
Central. Chicago; w. \. Russell, pas
senger traffic manager. Louisville and
Nashville Louisville; John Y. Callahan
general passenger agent, New YORK,
Chicago and st. Louis, Cleveland
Darrell +. Aub, District passenger
agent. American Express Company
Washington.
Boy Scouts committee - Huston
Thompson, chairman; James T.
Lloyd and Isaac Cans, vice chair
men: Edward ID. Shaw, secretary; Al
fred u. Smith, chairman first aid COM
mittee; Henry Tryon, chairman infor-
nation booth committee: Major Frank
Norman. chairman billeting commit
tee; Myron w Whitney, II. l.. Rust
William Knowles Cooper, J. Leo kolb
Paul SlCmen, Admiral w. s. Benson
Linn c. Drake, Fred w. Pearce, Henry
y. Blair, Orville y. Brown. j. III. Hanna
Nrthur J. May, w. 5. Small, Il. Lee
Tones, Charles \. Bell, Frank NJ. Sher-
wood, NJ. q. Chance, Thomas Bradley
Frank j. Hogan, Colin II. Livingstone
charles |. Corby, J. T. X. Plant, Will
lam l.. Brown. and William Il. Mar
shall. i. T.. Mathes is chairman of the
entertainment committee, and will
have charge of visiting scouts.
BALL ROOMS AVAILABLE.
If Congress continues to block plans
for the use of the Pension Office for
he inaugural ball, there ar several