The evening world., 1919-09-10

were greeted by Gen. Pershing who
also exchanged greetings with Arch
bishop Hayes. Blshop DE wachter
and Bishop Grass Of Salt Lake city.
As Geo. Pershlng left the stand
Miss Kitty Dalton. OF No. is East
1870 Street a knights Of Columbus
girl who did service overseas and is
20 pretty she received over 800 Offers
OF marriage while abroad, stepped
forward and presented him with an
armful OF roses. Did the Gsnoral
rise TO the occasion?
Everybody will say he did. He
kissed the blushlhg Kitty on both
checks. Then he asked:
what do we do next7'
'How about another klss" shyly
suggested Kitty Dalton. e..
"Not here" replied the general
"This isn't the place for IT,"
Enrleo Caruso. the tenor. taking
snapshots from a window across the
street, got picture OF the prcsenta-
tion of the roses. He refused 10 say
n he got pcture Of General Persh-
ing kissing the pretty X, c. worker.
The crowd was larger than the
police anticipated. IL was supposed
that the threatening weather OF the
morning would tend 20 keep careful
people At home. The weather, ap-
parentiy. didn't scare anybody. ~
o'clock stands and sidewalks were
already well peopled. and when ne
parade went by there was not a place
at any point along the line where
another person could have squeezed
in.
DouoHBoVs FIND IT TYPICAL
FRENCH WEATHER.
In fact no more itting day could
have been selected This IL typical
French weather The onhcorS and
doughboya looking ahead through the
heavy mist, recalled many days In tho
neld when the fog hung heavily over
the woods and fields ana booming OF
big kunh took the place Of the chorus
OF cheers that rang in their ears to-
day.
The parade started a little ahCnd OF
time and from iOsth Street instead OF
iioth Street The reason was that
there was no room In Harlem for the
composite regiment Gen. Pershing.s
escort. after the LIST Division men and
equipment had taken over the streets.
Thousands who had been waiting for
hours to see Con. Psrshlng at points
between IOeth street and 10th Street
were disappointed i.
The head OF the parade passed the
reviewing stand At lo.2a o'clock. Gen.
PershinE after saiutings bowed and
smiled In response 70 the volume OF
applause that greeted him. He had
special smile for his son Warren.
who was shouting at tho top Of hls
voice and trembling with fear that
hls father might not see him.
Adjoining the official stand was a
special box for the relatives ana in
innate friends OF the General. The
PershlnE party occupied this box at
e.sS, and the boy, Warren, immedI.
atsly spread out his fathers personal
flag. which he pinned TO the front OF
the box while the crowd oheered him.
Others in the PershinE boz were the
Generals sisters, Miss May Pershlng,
and Mrs. d. N. Butler, both wearing
American Beauty roses, and Mrs. Col.
Paddock. Mrs n. NJ. Mckee. James
r. Pershing and his son. James F. jr..
Senator y, 10. Warren OF wyoming,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Brevoort ana
their son and daughter.
Before 10 o'clock Mayor Hylan,
Gov. Smith and Deputy Police Com.
missioner wanamaker motored by,
went up 20 10th Street, and then
came back to their places In the Offi-
cial stand. Al the Mayor stepped 70
bis seat the band played. I'm Al
ways Blowing Bubbles. and every
body laughed.
secretary Of War Baker came In an
automobile with Gen. March, Chief OF
oiuls ONutIh IN Nnu ohClAl hlunO
were Major Gen. Thomas y. Barry.
Major Gen. John y. o'Ryan. Col. r.
HSyes OF Cen. PershinGrs stan. Admi-
rails Wilson, Mcdonald and Glennon
Laeut. commander Thomas p. Hasler,
Police Commissioner EnriEht. Health
Commissioner Copeland. Hugh
Frayne OF the American Federation
OF Labor and John Barrett, Prosi-
dent OF the Pan-American Union.
WOMAN THROWS RosEs At
GENERAL Ao HI PAssRS
A woman rose In the reviewing
stand and as Pershing passed en-,
threw n great bunch OF roses whlcl
landed at the feet Of his horse. II,
smiled and rode on. A card retrieved
, RfterwGrd from the flowers bore IN,
inscription ITO the Man Of Destiny" I"
> Aside from the personal ovation
that Gen. PerShinG resolved the big
gest demonstFation at the reviewing