Evening journal., 1914-10-13
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
GREAT INDUSTRIAL PARADE


Final arrangements for the indus
trial parade to be held tomorrow al
ternoon was made last evening when
the committee met. II was reported
that 100 business houses and firms
have agreed to participate in the pa
rade and they will have 26O or more
vehicles in line. In addition there
will be between ] 500 and 1000 men
/ in line. The Pennsylvania Railroad
! Company will have 500 men in the pa
rade, headed by those six feet tall OF
more, and graded down according TO
height. as we'll as several floats. One
of the floats will bear a likeness of
the original locomotive, built In 1884.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company will also have in the parade
the original locomotive Atlantic.
It is the desire of the committee that
those who intend to parade to get in
touch with Chief Marshal J. Writ Will
lis. or Executive Marshal DR.. J. r.
Mahaffy, at Twelfth and French
streets. The marshals will be at
their station there from 12.45 O'Clock
until the time for beginning the pa
rade, promptly at o'clock All those
ldkluB part arc ACAuCoNoN ~ 4 NtNA
promptly at 100 o'clock.
The parade will be headed by a pla-
toon of police who in turn will be fol
lowed by the chief marshal, the execu.
tive marshal and then band and the
). committee in automobiles.
8 The chief marshal, executive mar
z shall marshals OF the divisions anC
s their aides follow: Chief Marshal
$ Writ Willis; Executive Marshal DR.. J
Il r. Mahaffy.
IS First division-Marshal Stephen J
3. McNee; aides, J. II. Wright and Harrl
e Goodwin.
p Second division-Marshal, J. II
e Gould, Jr.; aides. John c. Baldwin an
Is William Tyson.
'r Third division-Mais shall, Richarl
Greenfield; aide, Walter Tomlinson.
Fourth divislon-Marshal James +
}. Ratledge; aides, II. d. Talley an
Ne Jacob Schaffer.
= Fifth division-Marshal Howard {
=. Pollock: aide, j. H. Marvel
= The line of march viii be as fol
: lows: In French street to From
!. street to Market, to Eleventh, to De-
Z aware avenue, to Broomel to ThiI
teenth. to Van Buren,, to Park Plac,
N to Jackson, to Ninth, to Shipley stree
he and dismiss.
i, The committee OF arrangements is
nj J. s. Wilson, chairman; Willial
- Corey. c. H. Ten Weeges, J. F. Heb
=, II. S. Morrow, II. l.. Seaman, III.
w Bush. ID. L. OFT. f. p. Moody, J. Wi
Willis and W. J. McCorkindale.
Lineup OF Parade.
\ The concerns which Will have on
NJ er more entries. together with tho'
re having men in line and the warrior
n divisions in which they have bee
OF placed follows with the lineup an
ed their forming place:
Division No. Form betwes
a. Twelfth and Sixteenth on French
mt head al Sixteenth street; police al
ay hand at Eleventh strest-Police chi
-ic and executive marshal. band, col
1t mittee. Diamond Ice and Coal Cor
Oh many. Bavarian Brewing Compan
az Delmarvia Baking Company, Mega
re and Son, Street and Sewer DepaI
ire ment. Park Department, duPo
ret Powder Company, Wilmington Pr
nd vision Company, Lppincott and Col
many. Brosius and Smedley, wills
Line. Granville ]. Matthews, Can
gs c. Mammele, Security Storage Col
ay pany, Ella G.. Rockefeller, Water L
lay partment, Avenue Theatre. Hart a
APP Bros, Jos. A. Vogel. Union Macarc
ted Company, Huber's Bakery, Delawa
ne Hospital.
OF Division No 80 Form betws
Ninth and Twelfth streets on Frer
ow street. head at Twelfth street-Bs
in and two others with Pennsylva
ger railroad. H. g. F. Brewing Co, st
les Piano Co, q. w. Bush g. Sons
ose Delaware Hardware Co. Foss-Hug
as Co. Hearn Oil Co. T.. II. Brenn
ter Krebs Pigment and Chemical CO
our pany. w. & j. Lang. r. b. Cartm
81. Bradin, n. 3. Kelly. J. W. Fell
Zig L. Fell, II. r. Loose. Middleto
any Farms, 5. G. Simmons & Bro, X
Iley tine Rozychi. VIM. b. Megear.
Division No - Form betw
Ninth and Seventh streets, on FreI
the head at Ninth street-Band. Nat.
eets cult Co, Jos. Stoeckle Brewing g
nun pany, Adams Express Company, 7