New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
HOOVER RHLAXES;
 AWAITS INAUGURAL
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review the parade therefore without the presence Of his predecessor.
 Weather conditions for the inau- guraton have not been forecast but today was bright with a warm sun which flooded the flags and other decorations with bright light Weather bureau officials were un- wiling 10 make definite predictions for Monday. holding that an error in the forecast for such a huge event might cause inconvenience to hun dreds Of thousands of persons who have planned to come 10 the capital 10 see the new administration in stalled in office.
 Both Go by Motor
 President-eleCt Hoover and Vice President-elect Curtis will go to the White House 10 begin the journey to inc capitol on Monday in separate automobiles, Mr. Hoover travelling in a White House automobile from his home and Mir. Curtis in congress sionai car which he will enter at The May1ioWer hotel, where Le has a suite.
 J t-1 tAlL 4- LII StLApll bNt+ M ilob" S4 will return 10 the front Of the White House for a review of the parade and his administration will be under way.
 Bunting. red. white and blue, like strange flowers suddenly blooming out Of stone and brick. drapes capital buildings. The city has become a Np Pennsylvania avenue there IS the in- congruous sight of crude wooden stands. built Of unpainted lumber. Every incoming train brings it's group of visitors. The inauguration Of Herbert Hoover as the 3Ist pres iIent Of the United States is only three days away.
 Four years ago the city outwardly was much the same. Bunting draped brick and stone buildings, flags were flying and every train brought its group of vIsirors-hut today Calvin Coolidge. president of the United States, IS preparing to go back to the quiet town of Northampton, Mass
 Coolidge to Leave Early
 H. will not even wait 10 ride up Pennsylvania avenue with his suc- cessor after the inauguration, but will go 10 the train almost directly after Hoover takes the oath as pres iJant.
 Hoover was secretary of commerce four years ago. He had been men, toned for the presidency; had even been put in nomination at a rcpub- lican convection. He got much ap- pIause from the galleries, hut few votes from the delegates.
 Charles C. Dawes. vice president Of the United States today was also planning an early departure 10 his Illinois home. Four years ago he WAS drawing almost as much atten- ton as the president. His fame as e. banker, soldier and 8 user of the expression, "heu and Maria, in mo- ments of stress. had preceded him and due notice had been taken of l one of his closest companions, an rnderslung pipe. The senate was in session then but it could not foresee l that Dawes vas 10 astound them by his vigorous lectures on that body's rules.
 Charles Curtis, vice president elect was senator then and today he was s,lll busy in the senate, but his time there IS short.
 Indians to Attend
 Senator Curtis has q strain of h. dian blood, and at the inauguration more than 100 Indians are to be present. They will wear al the in- 8ugural and i'll the parade, feathers, paint and buckskin and during their 1 stay here will pitch their tepees on the grounds around the Washington monument Almost all the tribes in the country will be represented and | lest the memory Of old quarrels and 1 feuds make them forget their pur- 1 pose in coming 10 the capital, diplo- macy will be exercised in pitching l tepees. There is also talk of Q spe- cial police force 10 see that the re mote possibility of q miniature In dian var at this late day does not come to pass.
 President Coolidge had chosen the ten men who were 10 sit in his cab met at this time four years ago. They were Frank E. Kellogg, secre- tary Of state; Andrew W. Mellon. secretary Of the treasury; John W. 1 Weeks, secretary Of war; Charles E. Warren. attorney general; Harry s. 1 New, postmaster general; Curtis D. 1 Wilbur. secretary of the navy: Hu- bert Work. secretary of the interior; William M. Jardine. secretary Of agriculture: Herbert C. Hoover, sec
 retary Of commerce and James J. Davis, secretary of labor.
 Only Two Will stay
 From present indications, only two
 of these men will remain in the
 Hoover cabinet, Mellon and Davis.