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nicated to frlanda of Mr. Caruao In
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Choose Your Odds on
Inauguration Weather
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28. ?
Viewing the weather prob
abilities of inauguration day in
the light of the law of averages
the odds probably would be laid j
as follows:
Fair and balmy 12 to 1
Mild, but overcoats 3 to 1 |
Cold and damp 1 to 1 j
Very cold and very damp 4 to 5
Snow, hail, &c 8 to 1
Blizzard 18 to 1
The cold mathematics of his
torical record would indicate
such odds to be fair. It is an
even bet that Mr. Harding will ,
need a heavy overcoat when he
rides to the Capitol, and three
chances out of five that some one
| should be near by with an um
j brella and overshoes. It seems
i to be safe at 12 to 1 that Mr.
Harding will not experience the
perfect spring day which greet
ed Mr. Wilson on the occasion of
| his first inaugural.
650 COPS PROTECT
GERMAN DEFENDER
But Service Men Who Speak
for Allies Are Thrown
Prom Garden.
WAR HEROES ARRESTED
Kaiser's Admirers Wave U. S.
Flags as Police Grab Le
gion Members.
Fifteen thousand persons. Including
a number who could speak English
and some who could speak English
without an accent, crowded into Madi
son Square Garden last night while
500 patrolmen, 100 plain clothes men
and fifty mounted police stood guard.
