The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10

uColumbus, Jan. S-IIarry J.; PAWS
Innusiscan. former mayor OF cleveland,
becomes governor Ct\ph,n Tor TWO years
Monday. succeeding James ". w,
Democrat, OF Dayton, who reilrcS %
Ifiyatc life after serving TWO terms III
Congress and three teTns rs governor
~ Ohio. "a,
and bunting and All arTahs"annSShtt Is W. W..
complete for making the lS@u lnauSu'
raj event equal to Il not more rreten-
t.ous than any previous inaugural eere-
mony, -,,--.,, 40
, emorics at noon 1T the state. capitol'
Followed by 4 big parade, public re-
Motion in the afternoon aud inaugural
BAN and press smoker IN. the evening.
HAN trains leading 10 Columbus VIII
bA loaded with marching clubs, mill
a. ORGANIZATIONS and citizens OF Ohio
ssger 10 do honor 10 the incoming gov
ernor, 49,. ~,
umous chamber OF commerce., mas an,
nouuced that all trains would De met
BY members OF. the local reception COM
mittce and that every courtesy "ouiu
be shown to the visitorA
Among political clubs which are COM
Ing for the inaugural parade IS the
fimous Blaine club Of Cincinnati; whlcn
WIN have 1000 uniformed members IN
tho line OF march. They are coming
by special train. accompanied oE
SgnmtttlCS Nltllt9rl pAllNs
Govsrnor-sls-t Arrives -
Governor-elect Davis with his w!to
and small son are 1t meir hotei mere
ready 10 participate IN the husy pro-
gram OF the day outlined Tor 'hetn. m
governor Will be taken IN cnarge ny
'ha local reception committee at IL =
clock, when he viii hc escorted 10 the
executive Office. -.,
An immense rostrum has been crested
On In. west steps Of tine capitol build-
No for tho inaugural ceremonies pro
Ser The forum and thu entire west
III, ~ tho Cap!tOl has been Catly dec
grated The Spa"" between Inc state
rouse and the Mckinley monument on
H,"h street viii accommodate thous-
ands who will bc privileged 10 witness
the swearing in of 4 new governor. pro-
vided the wsa lh"r Will permit: IN case
oS bad weatpsr 1t has heeu arrahSed TO
Ave the cere Uoniss take pEtce IN tho
nan Of IN. house OF representatives.
kAt promptly 1850, the Rainbow band
OF the famous l66th RegImenS WIZ starr rS
playing and the entire audience NIL
stNS the national anthenn.E Rey. DIS ".
w IN 4tard pastor of Euclid Avenue
H,9tiSt Church, Cleveland, Will He!iSer
ief->IDyocat:on This Will he followed
hy-zs!r-lng by the Republican Gtee cfub.
Edward l.. Taylor, u, master OF GER
,r,prses. VII present tho retiring gov
Asror lanes VI. Cox. VINO VIII tender
- Mr. l,av.s MS commission. At l.
yc.oCk simultaneously with the nring
~ 'hI governors salute or = guns,
Ne rovcruor-e!ect Will take thc oath or
mice. and Immediately launch into his
inaugural address, which also Is 10 De
Ms message TO the Legislature.
o The ceremonies will conclude with the
singing 10y 500 Columbus school chN-
aren, benSdiction by RI Rev. J. II. o.
Neil of Columbus and playing Hail TO
Noe Chief" by the military band.
General John g. Speaks lis IL be grand
sarshal Of the in;iuSuTsSi parade. which
~ 10 form AZ l o'clock and move ]"
Minutes later. GOvernor-cleCt Davis,
Ms wife and small son, Will ride In an
automobile at the head Of the parade.
- will also the retiring governor. Be
hre the parade breaks up Mr.. Davis
Will review it from stand in Broad
Areet.
GMr. Davis Will shake hands with
thousands At the public reception 1T
HS6p.m There will be another reccp-
@ou Immediately following dinner.
a Following the second reception, the
hyernor-elSCt will go 10 the inaugural
kaN at Memorial Hall. and from there
80 the press smoker at the Elks Home,
which is 10 ope0 at II o'clock. Invita-
lions TO more than 500 Ohio editors
nave been mailed tor the latter nvent
Eorrespondents from Prrsident-elect
Harding's headquarters 1T Marion VIII
We guests,
NAftorney General John c. Price. Sec
Mtary. of state Harvey &. Smith, State
auditor. Soseph It. Tracey and state
ArcaSufcr 4. w. Archer also will take
mice Monday.