Arizona republican., 1921-03-05
! resident Ea Harding
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 which wbianouate telephonic annsr.4,, that fos .arrled Mr. Hardins's voice so a I 'he first time thonsapd- bo,,.1 s5ugural address iio''ru ina't the only feature fani1ia. +o tions .L Were the patriotic decora~ "iohg Pennsylvania a,,a,,,s VI -Sitt sun escort of cavalry acti,a uentlal guard of honor in tha r;da anu rom the capitol The only Luiance of parade was presented the little group of official motor Pasn anu tne hollow square of troopers. Mi, tGa..s, is own inauguration began ,,ro..,i uins attended that of his vice ate chamber. III me sen an hour past noon when the oi the inaugural company began fne out on the platform facing the h. piaza, members of the senate and ro.a, coming first followed by the .o'eisn diplomats in dress uniforn, anu last of all by the justices of the .-,e pieme court and the president elect. yi justice White and MT. Harding a,neu 10 the front of the platform to- tetner, as the Marine band played the h,ional anthem. Then the oath was rurninistered and the new president '4iS inaugural address, reading rom manuscript, but making his points with vigorous gestures that "Mahened repeated periods of applause The presidents visit to the senate fhamoer followed immediately the ces- satlon or the address. He went first to me presidents room and was escorted py senators to the rostrum to make his Irst communication uO congress.
 Personal Contact
 submission of the cabinet selections was prefaced by a brief explanation. Tn which President Harding suggested that good relations between executive md legislative branches might be ce- mented by the element of personal rontact. He read the names of the men selected for his official circle of coun ciilors- Within 20 minutes after his departure all the nominations had been confirmed
 In personally appearing before the upper branch of congress in executive session, President Harding marked back to precedent established in the earliest administrations but disre- garded ever since
 Reaching the White House shortly before 3 o'clock the president and Mrs Harding had luncheon with the imme- diate members of their families, in- cluding Dr. George T. Harding of Ma rion, the executives father. After wards the Hardings held open house tc the folks of Marion.
 1t was late before Mir. Harding made his first visit to his offices and issued the order opening the White House grounds to the public. In doing so hs fulfilled a prophecy of Mrs. Harding who declared on election night Una of the first acts Of the next ad' ministra ton would be to take the DO licemon away from the White Fl ous' gates"
 George 8. Christian Secretary
 Most of Mir. Hardings first evenin; in the executive offices were spent witt his secretary. George B. Christian. Jr making a survey of the unfinished business left Mr Christian aso com pleted assignments of temporary of flee force. retaining most of those nov serving in clerical positions and addin, several assistants from the Harding headquarters staff at Marion. It wa decided definitely to continue virtual. all of the secret service detail of tll Wilson administration. including Rich ard L. Jervis as chief.
 Vice President Coolidges first off, cial act was to call the senate of the sixty seventh congress to order for it. special session. After a prayer by th' chaplain, Mir. Coolidge read his> brie inaugural address and, when the ap pause which greeted it had subsided he began swearing in the senator elected or reelected last November.
 The first visitors to the Harding ho tc1Ssuite this morning were two polio captains who came from New York l an rairplane to deliver a message c greeting from Mayor. Hylan. Severs members of the Republican nations committee and others also called be fore the arrival of the inaugural com mittee at $50 a. m.
 Senate Chamber Filled
 The start for the White House wa made half an hour later.
 n- hafnrn made known his decision not to atten the inaugural ceremonies and left fo his new home.
 Meantime the senate chamber WE filling rapidly and presented a colorfl sceae. Galleries were crowded, most wffa women, while on the floor wei members of the house. justices of u supreme court, foreign diplomat wearing their gorgeous court un forms: high army and navy officials fulI-dress uniforms and members the incoming and outgoing cabinets.
 Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Coolids with their guests. occupied seats the senator's private gallery. MI Marshall sat in the vice president section. but Mrs. Wilson did not a tend. few minutes past noon N Coolidge was escorted into the char her by the joint congressional cor mittee. He took seat on the rostru to the right of Vice-President Marsha at whose y1e1t sat speaker 1liielL the house. The president-esect " vigorously applaudeo as he walk with Senator Knox to his seat in t front row immediately in front of t rostrum. o,,,
 The inauguration of MT. Coolid Followed the oath being administer bv MT. Marshall at 12:01 o'clock. T ,ou vice-president gave a distinct do" The retiring vice president tn delivered his valedictory' Irequen sxtarr,,pted hy applause.