Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-13


exhibited.
An exhibit which will attract especial
attention is the booth of the w. and j.
Lang Company, cake and cracker bakers
of Fifth and French streets.
There is Hands "Uncle Sam Brand" of
coffee. too. and an interesting feature is
the exhibit of the Rex Talking Machine
COMPANY IL is hoped that before the
week is over the very first talking ma
chine made entirely in the new Whining
ton plant will furnish the musical part
of the interesting exhibit.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
GREAT INDUSTRIAL PARADE.
Final arrangements for the indus
trial parade to be held tomorrow af-
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 $50 or more
vehicles in line. In addition there
will be between 1900 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
I height, as well 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.
1t 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 1916 o'clock
until the time for beginning the pa
rade, promptly at 2 o'clock. All those
taking part are requested to report
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 a band and the
committee in automobiles.
! The chief marshal, executive mar
! shall, marshals of the divisions and
/ their aides follow: Chief Marshal j..
Writ Willis; Executive Marshal DR.. ].
r. Mahaffy.
First division-Marshal, Stephen J..
McNee; aides, J. H. Wright and Harry
Goodwin.
Second division-Marshal J. H.
Gould. Jr. aides, John c. Baldwin and
William Tyson.
Third division-Marshal, Richard
Greenheld; aide, Walter Tomlinson.
Fourth division-Marshal. James p.
Ratledge: aides, H. d. Talley and
Jacob Schaffer.
Fifth division-Marshal, Howard c.
i Pollock; aide, ]. II. Marvel.
The line of march will be as fol-
lows: In French street to Front
street to Market, to Eleventh, to Del
aware avenue, to Broome, TO Thir-
teenth. to Van Buren,. to Park Place,
to jackson, to Ninth, to Shipley street
I and dismiss.
The committee Of arrangements is:
n J. S. Wilson, chairman; William
Corey, c. II. Ten Weeges, J. f. He'll,
H. s. Morrow, H. L. Seaman, Fl. ID.
Bush, d. l.. OFT, Il. p. Moody, J. Writ
Willis and w. J. McCorkindale.
Lineup of Parade.
The concerns which will have one
err more entries, together with those
} having men in line and the various
divisions in which they have been
placed follows with the lineup and
their forming place;
Division No. Form between
b Twelfth and Sixteenth on French
head at Sixteenth street; police and
, band at Eleventh street-Police chief
and executive marshal. band, COM
3 mittee, Diamond Ice and Coal Com
pany. Bavarian Brewing Company
Delmarvia Baking Company, Megary
and Son, Street and Sewer Depart.
ment, Park Department, dupont
Powder Company, Wilmington Pro-
vision Company. Lippincott and Com
pany, Brosius and Smedley, Wilson
Line. Granville J. Matthews, Candy
) c. Mammele, Security Storage Com.
? pany, Ella G. Rockefeller. Water De.
7 partment, Avenue Theatre Hart and
Bros, Jos. A. Vogel. Union Macaron
1 Company, Huber's Bakery, Delaware
e Hospital.
Division No. - Form between
Ninth and Twelfth streets on Frencl
v street, head at Twelfth street-Banl
and two others with Pennsylvania
r railroad. II. & f. Brewing Co.. Stiei
S Piano Co, G. w. Bush & Sons Co
e Delaware Hardware Co. Foss-Hughe
S Co, Hearn Oil Co., E. II. Brennan
r Krebs Pigment and Chemical Com
r pany, w. & ]. Lang, I. B. Cartmel