New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-26

Among the incidental features eha'
attracted attention was the appearance
Of Judge Hylsn and the other candi-
dates associated with him on the DEM
ocratie ticket before the reviewing
stand. in which they expected to see
their arch opponent, Mayor Mitchell
Judge Hylan looked out Of the corner
Of hi, eyes toward the centre OF the
r.v,exers' box. while Charles L. Craig
srd the other candidates kept their
oyes severely to the front But All
tbsv gained was laugh and burst
~ applsuse. for Mayor Mitchell was
not in the stand TO review them
Up. Morgan Leads Marchers
7, wos oxactlv 1855 o'clock when the
Bethlehem Steel Corporations panu,
which had impaiently stralnea AZ us
leash during the entire thirty hours ~
bed heen in the city waiting for an OPP
nortunitv to parade. broke away from
restraining marshals at Washington
Scuare Close behind IL, and equally
;rnns,ient TO start. was the Delegation
~ bankers and brokers headed by j. r.
Tbe list of bondholders, compiled
;,s, before the start, included these
rar,es in Mr.. Morgan's party mem
hers Of she Liberty Loan Committee
Peniamin Strong, governor OF the New
WI Federal Reserve Bank; James .
aIay,rder National Bank of Com
,nerce. Alien b. Forbes, Harris, FORBES
e. 20 Walter +. Frew, Corn Exchange
Totio1al Rank: Gates W. McGarrah'
No.bsrics and Metals National BANK
Seward Prosser. Bankers Trust Com
many: Charles II. Saoln, Guaran.y
Trust Company; Jacob H. Schln' Nun" .,
Loeb & Co; Martin Nogel, Assistant
Treasurer Of the United states; James
\ Wallace. Central Trust company
William Woodward, Hanover Na'loH"'
Bank. oLo on
The sun was struggling to make an
impression upon the street, put clouus
were lowering and the DanheIs .aS
armed with umbrellas, when shaIeu
Sorors with the flags they carried. JUST
bo., many of them made the entire as
.ancc 10 Central Park nobody was aoie
70 saw although it was certain that an
80 .bcir Number made the start from
Washington Square. Al,
Either through chance or because the
naraGe marshal had an artisuc HppIe
riation of contrasts, hodcarrler, c!s1
- soiieS white overalls and armed with
IN chief implement of his calling, oc-
cnnied a place only short distance pc
bjpd Mir Morgan. The laborer, VINO was
creSited with owning one S5O-oond'
neerlv half of which he has paid Tor IN
weekly instruments, had attached TINS
sign to his hod:
Il bought Liberty bond why can !
you?" nj. C.owd
Inst about this time the occupants OF
,he reviewing stand, at Madison Square
and Fifth Avenue, as well as tne lhou-
ssnds Of SPECTATORS that filled every
available foot Of space in the square,
we're attracted by the purr OF motor
that obviously was not on the groutu'
They looked up Just in time TO see the
snnroach of Lieutenant ResnatTs bat
tieplane. speeding along mile up IN
the air. but closely following the line
Even at that distance the aviator ap-
neared to have recognized the review
ing stand. for he suddenly released
yoiley of black bombs, dipped ana pc
gan 10 circle to lower Attitudes;
over TO the East Side he circled
in his downward flight, then around
Metropolitan lower vi
ward slide that showed complete
defiance for the air pockets that are
nonularly supposed TO surround city
skrscrapers. A moment later he had
made another swoop and was lombard
nc the very faces of the spectators
from a height that permitted them 10
see the faces of the occupants OF the
car.
a wild burst OF cheers went up when
@ head. later identified as that of Gen
eral Emilio Guglimetti, Italian Mill
tarv Attache TO the United States, was
thrust from the basket beneath the
'nlanes and two hands protruded and
were waved with all the enthusiasm OF
an Italian. There was another Volley
of bombs from close range, and the
battleplane whirred away to upper
levels in the general direction OF Gen.
trail Park. 80, ~
pilia air scout, very plgmy IN con
trast to the Caproni, attempted TO du-
,1;coto This performance. But all the
aviator got for his pains was good
natured laughter from the spectators
,,bo refused 10 be thrilled by this spar
row among skypilots. After two at
temnts 10 arouse interest, the disap-
nointed aviator turned loose fare
Veil volley of bond arguments in BONN
form and sped after his more specIscu'
lar companion.
Ovation for Sailors
No one delegation was as warmly
received by the spectators as were INV
blue Jackets and tars from the Dattle
sbin TEXAS. who, as announced on Dlt
bsnner that stratched clear across
nth Avenue at their head, had con
tr;bn+ed 100000 Of their savings u
The purchase of Liberty Loan bonas
Cantain Victor Blue and Commahoes
/ w. Timmons, who marcheu a! IN ne
head. could see nothing unusual III III
record. however, since the CIV ' sa
captured the engineering trophy ~
the Atlantic fleet, the emcieh'S '4'p"'
and the gunnery trophy. .,..oroo,
avon see these boys are accustomed
90 doing things" said Captain Blue
sThev,re out to win and you can Jus
u,ajt until they get into action TO hes
of something happening Aoi;.
Most significant of the symooh
features of the parade, in the eyes o
LOCATES of a union Of nations, wa
shs Nsplay close 70 the head OF TN
narade of a gigantic Rainbow banner
ne faq of the Hague court and sym
hniic Of the purposes OF the presen
,vsr The banner was carried by COR
moral James Lynch, of the old 69th Req
ment. now Of the Rainbow DIVISION. am
@snesiaily assigned TO the task o
carving the flag yesterday.
Honorary Escort to Flag
As an honorary escort to the, nal
were DR.. Robert S. Freedman ana III
William Osborn Mcdowell, who hsv'
worked for the purposes for which IN