Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-10

Companv No. IL. Union-Chief
marshal Charles elmer; assistants.
Dennis S. Haley and William Ros-
sitter: company marshal, Edward A.
McNulty: assistants, Harry Bickta
and James Dougherty. Penn Treaty
Band. Of Philadelphia, Of 20 pieces
with so men in line.
Company No. -, independence
Chief marshal. William Paris; COM /
many marshal John NJ. Patterson /
assistant. William II. Fuhr Bethany !
Band Of p pieces, with so men IN !
line.
The new automobile FIRE truck OF the
Delaware Fire Company will be IN
the parade.
To illuminate River.
The committee having charge OF the
river pageant scheduled for next Sat
urday night has issued the following
letter:
There seems to be misappre-
hension among boat owners through
out the city regarding illumination
along the route of the parade during
/ the river carnival on Saturday even
ing Of old Home Week
Many boat owners thing their dec
orations viii not show because OF
lack of light, which would require
them to install expensive lighting
equipment upon their boats, but this
is a false impression, as the river
will be sufficiently illuminated along
the entire water front to bring out the
! decorations. and at the committee
boat upon which the judges will be
| stationed Il will be as light as day
itself
Through the joint Examinations Of
/ Commodore r. Coleman DUPONT on
one side and Captain Horace Wilson
and the Wilson Line on the other
that section Of the Christiana will
be particularly well lighted and every
boat owner Of the city is called upon
10 do his share to show his apprceia-
ton of the efforts Of these public
spirited gentlemen to promote boat
ing in one Of its most delightful
phases in Wilmington. our city.
Your River Carnival Committee
cannot make a success Of this carni-
val unless you enter your boats and
participate in the parade, but with
your help It can be, and will be, one
Of the grandest features Of the week.
Let nothing keep you out, and do
il for Wilmington, our city, first
"River Carnival Committee OF
Old Home Week."
]. A. oliver. chairman of the mum
mers' carnival and parade. conferred
with representatives Of various clubs
in Council chambers last night The
route of the parade scheduled for
/ Friday night was not arranged, j.
being decided to map the route ou
on next Wednesday evening. Thos'
! desiring to enter the parade as al
; ! organization will have to enter thei
!, names by that time. Individuals whit
L desire to parade may do so by bein
r at the starting place on the night Q
= the parade.
r Many Railroad Workers In Line.
$. Announcement that the Pennsy
* vania Railroad Company will hay
u 900 or more men in the industris
v parade and that the B. and o. raj
e road company would have the old Il
~ connective Atlantic. the oldest Ameri
4, can-built locomotive on a large fioa
here in the same parade, shows tina
the parade will be the greatest Of il
kind over held here. The Pennsyl
o vania Railroad Company will have il
. line fifteen companies of sixty me-
. each. each company being in charg
n OF a marshal
n The marshals Of the parade are
Il e. w. Smith, assistant master me
l. chanic: j. r. GARNER. general fore
W man OF car department and T.
! III. Il Of
c. tive department
The B and o. Company pioneer Il
IF connective will be in charge of Eng
~ neer Joseph Brady. who ran the el
1t. CINE in the old days. The Atlant
of hauled the first train over the B. an
en- o. into Washington on August
We 1895. amid the cheers Of President A
ng drew Jackson and his cabinet.
es. Word was also sent to the geneI
ief committee Yesterday that Cigarma
ny ers' Union No. 296, Of this city, wor
ni, parade on Wednesday night. T
Of Hibernian Knights also will mar
in About fifty members Of the Knigl
held a rehearsal last night under
i,ef direction Of Captain Thomas McHu
my Major Jerome J. Hurley, chief m
mt. shall OF the Knights has called a me
OF ing for tomorrow afternoon wi
in final details will be made.
The various Camps of the Mod
,ar- Woodmen Of America last night
hal. cided to turn out in the parade.
d. The lodgmen will be dressed
de khaki uniforms and will carry
ne. Woodmens axe. A large float T
the resenting the order will also be in
h a paarde In addition 20 the Columl
Day parade by the various ltal
hief societies of the city on Monday,
any Municipal Band will give a cone
ant. at the Hotel DUPONT on Mon
and night. The band will consist OF
line. musicians and they will play at
as grand stand on Tuesday night.
ON The business and industrial pari
T. ON Wednesday afternoon. viii Il
and Al 100 D. m. on French street
II. tween Front and Sixteenth sire
oree The parade will be three miles Il
,wn. and there will ne 500 vehicles in !
gen. Five bands viii be IN line. The !
and ade will be divided into five divisil
ave under division marshals, each II
The shall shall have one of two aides
will assist.
ater ]. Writ Willis will be chief mars
and DIR. j. r. Mahaffy executive n
hal shall. The division marshal OF
hal, first division will be Stephen J.
Ilins Nee with James II. Wright and III
! Of Goodwin as aides. The second
d in sion marshal will be ]. H. Gould.
with John c. Baldwin and Will
-hiei Tyson as aides. Third division n
mar shall will be Richard Greenfield !