The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-04
ADMINISTRATION OF WOODROW WILSON
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 next to that occupied by Mir. Christian Several others who have been in cler icai positions for a number of year. VIII also hold over into the Harding aoministration, while the secretaria force is to be augmented by the ap, continent of James Sloan, a former White House secret service man, anc William Hard, former secretary ot the Ohio state republican committee.
 All have been connected with tht Harding headquarters in Marion.
 PROGRAMME BEGINS AT 10
 Tomorrow's programme will begir with the call of the congressional in. augural committee on the President. eject and the Vice President elect al their hotels shortly after 10 o'clock After the greetings are over, the entire party will enter automobiles and, es, corted by four troops of cavalry will proceed to the White House. where il will be joined by the President and Mrs Wilson.
 President Wilson will take a place In the official White House automobile With the President-elect and Senator Knox, chairman of the congressiona, committed. Immediately behind this car will be that carrying Vice President elect Coolidge, Vice President Marshall and two members of the congressional committee. In the third car will be Mrs. Harding with whom Mrs. Wilson will ride to the capitol The remain ing members of the congressional committee will be in the car with Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Harding.
 Leaving the White House, preceded and flanked by the cavalrymen from Fort MAVnr do 1, dro sabres, the party will drive to the capitol, the route being along Penn sylvania avenue to Fifteenth street where the turn will be made into Pennsylvania avenue again, and then to the east entrance of the capitol building.
 Pennsylvania avenue will be -oped off to keep back the crowds, and near " 1000 infantrymen from Camp Meade, Maryland, will be on guare duty At the capitol, 500 marines rem Quantico in fuH-dress uniform, Will form lane through which the presidential party will pass in enter, ing the building.
 The president-elect will be escorted to a room off the senate chamber where he will remain until the cere- monies in the Senate inaugurating wee President- Elect Coolidge It is the plan to have the party arrive at the capitol soon after II o'clock so Mir Wilson will have ample time to act on measures passed during the closing hours before the inaugural ceremonies start.
 SENATE CEREMONIES
 Ihe senate ceremonies are to start lHimedlately after noon and will be at tended by the President -elect, the cab-. Offinarc the supreme court, in their flowing black robes, high officers of the army ana navy, foreign diplomats in gor- geous court uniforms, and other dis tinguished guests
 Mrs. Harding and Mrs Coolidge. with Mrs. Marshall and perhaps Mrs. Wilson all occupy seats in the executive gall iery. Members Of the House will stand on the right and left sides of the chamber.
 The Vice President elect will be es. corted to the rostrum to a seat beside wee President Marshall, who will ad- minister the oath of office Mir. Cool idge's inaugural address and a valedIc- by MT Marshall will follow and the new Vice President then will call inc new senate of the sixty-seventh Con gress to order and will swear in the new senators elected with him last November.
 Meantime, the guests in the senate cnamDer Will proceed to the east DOT tico of the capitol for the inauguration oi MT. Harding. Members of the Sen- ate. the supreme court justices. diplo- mats and other distinguished guests Will take places on the capitol steps around the inaugural stand. while members of Congress will stand in es- pecially reserved portions of the plaza adjoining the steps.
 Alter the guests are in their places the t-elect will be escorted our or the capitol and to the inaugural stand by members of the congressional committee and Chief Justice White. The chief justice will administer the orief oath and then Mr. Harding will KISS a page of the Bible which was used at the first inauguration of George Washington The Bible was brought to Washington by a specjaI committee of the lodge of Masons in New fork, which loaned it for Wash ingtons inauguration after it was round that there was no Bible in New York federal building in which tbe first chief executive 100 kthe oath of office. "A
 The Marine band-the President.s own-will play the Star Spangled Ban ner and the new President will de- iiver his inaugural address. That over the President will drive directly to tho White House. The four troops of cav airy from Fort Meyer will accompany nm That's all dhere will be in the nature of a parade.