Evening journal., 1914-10-09

pair in line. Darlington & Toadvine.
$3.50 merchandise Jewish imper-
senator, Cappeau, Delaware avenue and |
dupont street
100 cigars S4-Best impersonator ot
any public official or officials.
So merchandise comical appear
ing motorcycle, Thomas Jewelry Store
So heating stove-Most comical APP
pearing automobile in line, McMahon.
IS merchandise-Mos comical dressed
female in line, Mrs. Mabel Scott.
So mcrchandise-Bes makeup, must
be mounted, NJ. f. Davis.
Prices for the Street Dancers.
$40 cash best tangoers, first prize;
So mems dancing slippers, $5 ladies
dancing slippers, second prize; 50
merchandise, third prize, Kleitz.
$40 gold piece and five pound cake,
best cake walkers, first prize. Frei-
| hofer's; pound cake, second prize,
/ Steinle; pound cake, third prize,
/ Hanna.
$40 cash, best walters, hesitation,
first prize: So merchandise, best
walters. hesitation: So merchandise,
best walters, hesitation, third prize.
To prevent the streets from being
Uttered with confetti. the general
committee this morning announced
that the throwing of confetti would
be allowed on Friday night only.
Those caught violating this rule will
be arrested.
Stands Finished.
While the general committee is az
work on their details, the grandstanC
at Tenth and Market streets has beer
completed by w. S. Anderson, and tha
IL is well built was attested to by 1
statement from Building Inspector An
, dcrson, who says it will hold the weigh
of 5000 people. although it is built {,
accommodate 1900 persons. The grand
stand at Washington Heights for tn
singers who will participate in the con
-, cert there on Sunday afternoon has ais
been completed.
,. As an evidence of the interest be
ing taken in the proposed celebra
Il tion the Rev. Charles BrattOn Du
Bell, a former Wilmingtonian thi
Il morning requested permission t.
turn out in the military parade Of
l.. Thursday. Mr.. DuBell is chaplain
of a company of New Jersey militia
men. The request was referred {
II the committee having charge of tn
parade.
p. Mayor Howell this morning r6
ceived an acceptance 10 the week
o celebration from Burgess Brosiu
% of Avondale, Pa. Miss Winifred Rol
inson dean of the Women's COLES
p. at Newark, also has accepted an il
vitation.
Members of the general commits
were informed this morning that q
Pennsylvania Railroad Company we
hiring several bands of music for Il
=. industrial parade. The railroad con
pany is planning to have at least l0I
}, men in line on the day of the parad
The Patriarch Niilitants of the local o.
Fellows have likewise announced tn
they win turn out in the Fraternal p
rade ON Wednesday evening.
W. Governor to Review Parade.
Governor Charles r. Miller today a
"0 nounced that he and his staff office
win review the fraternal parade
u Wednesday evening, and the militia
parade on Thursday afternoon. Il
y governor and his staff viii occupy sea
of honor in the grandstand.
It was announced yesterday tn
10 the DUPONT school desired the Can
Fire Girls TO parade on Tuesday al
M their request for positions in Il
school children's parade is now
-. ing considered by the committee
charge of the parade.
The following communication W
se received yesterday by Colonel Stov
from A. J. Whitney, superintende
d" OF the Maryland division of the Pen
sylvania railroad:
m Dear Sir; Replying to your L
ter of the second instant in viii
X YOU request that we permit the pu
lie to view the river carnival frC
ING the piece Of ground between our