Evening journal., 1918-04-06

come 20 Wilmington FOR the parade. but
would not defray the expense. So the
riyeters dug down and paid The
bin themselves. The riyeters had a
noat showing hand riyeting as It
used 90 be done before the pneu-
matio air hammer was invented
The rlyeiers were led bv Sub-Marshal
| William Watson and led tho fourth dl-
vision Of the parade.
The clippers and caulkers followed,
ln charge OF Foreman William Roach.
Another band followed.
Division five was IN charge OF Sub
. Marshal McCully. 70 was LED by the
kilties Highland Band Of Kenslugton,
Philadelphia The filters had a novel
Goat In line. - represented a huge
pipe and alongside the float marched
, twenty young women from The Harlan
; plant who are taking "a course I'm Red
Gross nursing. They were atiired 10
, their uniforms aud carried plates or
, which spectators could contribute To-
wards the Harlan tObacfO fund, the
money being sent 20 the soldiers in
France 90 purchase tobacco. The filters
, were in charge Of Foreman Mcklnnin.
Then came a float uf a ship partly
4 constructed showing some Oi the "in-
. side' construction OF a boat. The mold
: loft men We're led by Foreman Duncan
Maclean. Then came a Philadelphia
, band. and a float showing a ship fully
, completed.
+ Whitley" Manasco led the erectors,
and they had a unique float showing
derricks In miniature
o. Foreman r. Newton led the angle
D.. al
n tive aoat representing a bridge OF boats
e and labelled From Wilmington 10
+. France Foreman Shockley led the
le shopmen.
Young's Band Of this city. led dlvl-
a., sion SIX. In charge OF Sub-Marshal J.
i Marshman This was led on by the
n transportation department A Goat
N maie up of riveiing and clippers
= guns" was "a novel feature The bolt
n ers led by Foreman Raiten, followed.
. Then came the Harlan schools, In
charge Of F0remen Worn. Lind and Gill
moure The store room force followed.
% Then a Wilmington band and then the
yard department. led by Foreman Hum
A NEIL They had a very attractive float.
n Each Of the marchers carried a tiny
: American flag over his shoulders. and
o. many Of the department marchers had
% displayed in miniature in their button
holes rivets or something else indicat-
4, ing the branch in which they were en-
a., plOyed.
New Militia Parades.
d Company a OF the new organized
% militia, followed the regular army
, troops. They wore forestry green uni
forms. and the officers were CAPITA n
. Charles Il. Wellln. First Lieutenant
. Il
! Warner. Jr. and second Lieutenant
n ln the company.
r Some of tue banners contained nu-
IN merOus "knocks" directed at real estate
IT. agents and landlords because OF the
u lack OF housing conditions. and because
OF the raising Of rents in the ty.
Il The Kaiser came i'm for an manner Of
j. rid'cule Towards the end Of the pro-
r cession he was seen carried on a
a siretcher by four brawny workmen.
l- The nre depa tment OF the plant
n about sixty unifo med men, att acted
e much applause. The Liberty Bell lin
min aturel was a cred table reproduc-
d tion Of that hono-ed relic.
-e The signs. OF which there were hum
,t dreds. were full OF punch" one READ
e III You Cant Fight, Work Anoth z
.e Every Bond You Buy Brings q Tear
ny 90 the kaisars Eye
be- The aceiylcnc workers had a float
from which they were shooting fire al
'y a picture Of the ka' ser drawn IN chalk
is on o steel plate The procession re-
le quirtd forty minutes TO pass a given
~ point
IN one workman carried a model Of the
70 steamship Silver She'll built az the plant
l- the first vessel 90 run through the
y submarine zone establ shed by the Ger
" mans. some OF the banners read: The
.. City Workers Pay All the Taxes. the
Farmers Pay None" I'VE Work Night
~ and Day Give Us Sunday Baseball"
II NO Seat. No Fare" Every Time Rents
~, Arc Raised the Kaiser Smil S" Keep
!. the Glow in Glory, Buy a Liberty
~ Bond" Every rivet Driven Is a Nail 10
the Kaiser's Cofln."
IN A forge on a float, operated by
ig blacksm.ths. and the spirit Of 20,
l. attracted much attention.
ie Among those on the reviewing stand
be were Governor John q Townsend. Jr.
and stan. Mayor John W Lawson
d. George r. Lyon. president OF City Coun-
s Gil: CAPTAIN Horace Wilson, president
le Board OF Water Commissioners vii
.l- liam B Megear. president Chamber OF
Commerce; c. d Garretson, president
t. Manufacturers Association; formel
~, Judge George Gray Charles Piez, vice
~ president United states Shipping BoarC
ne Of the Emergency Fleet Corporation
pr. J Mcguire, National Service Depart
ment. Unified States shipping Board; Or
Id samuel C. Mitchell, president Delawarr
re Conege; Eugene Grace, president. an'
.g. J. " Powell, vice-president Of th'
no Bethlehem Shlpbuilding Corporation
nd John s Rossell chairman New Castl
rs county Liberty Loan commlttee vii
at liam : Hilels City Solicitor Thomas
Bayard. John J. Raskob, Edmund Mitch
he ell, Food Administrator for Delaware
.r- Harlan G. Scott. James p. Winchester
to Josiah Marvel. Horace w. Cause, fOrme