The sun., 1919-09-07
Baker and Marshall, With
Mayors Committee, to
Meet General at Pier.
GUNS TO ROAR II TIMES
Reception at City Hall Is
One Early Feature of
Three Day Visit.
BIG PARADE WEDNESDAY
Boy Scouts to Escort Hero to
Park for Reception of Chill
dren Tuesday.
BIG PARADE WEDNESDAY

Secretary OF War Baker, Vice-Presi-
dent Marshall, official committees and
relatives of staff members viii be in
New York Bay tomorrow morning TO
meet the Leviathan when 1t arrives
bringing Gen. -Pershing back to Amer
lea Latest wireless advices said the
steamship would sight the Statue Of
Liberty at about 4 o'clock and will tie
up at the pier in Hoboken at $3.50.
Brief addresses of welcome will be
made at the pier by Secretary Baker
and the Vice-President, after which
the General and his party will go
aboard the steamboat Patrol to be
taken to the Battery.
Mayor Hylan's Committee on Re-
ception to Distinguished Guests COM
peted arrangements yesterday for
ceremonies which will occupy almost
every hour of the Generals stay in
New York. In contrast to his depar-
ture from this port two and a half
years ago, which was beclouded with
secrecy, his return will be hailed by
firing Of guns from battleships and
forts of the harbor.
The General rates seventeen shots
from each of these guns. A great flo
tiIla of steamships, battle and other
wise little and large. all covered with
flags, will meet the Leviathan. There
will be submarines, and also an aerial
squadron of ten scout planes operated
by members Of the New York police
reserve.
Warrington Committee Coming.
The committee coming here from
Washington for the celebration is due
TO reach the Twenty-third street ferry
at 6:i5 o'clock ia the morning. Here
they will be met by a dozen New York
residents designated to represent Presi-
dent Wilson at the reception and all
will go aboard one of the destroyers of
the welcoming fleet
This will be In command OF James w.
Hallock, commander of the marine d.
vision of the Police Department. accord
ing to John F. Sinnott. chairman of the
Mayors Committee. Mr.. Sinnott said
yesterday the ferryboats Richmond and
Queens would leave the foot of White
nall street at 6 80 o'clock, while the
Patrol and Correction would leave Pier
at the foot Of Battery place at about
the same time. No one will go aboard
the Leviathan in the harbor except
newspaper and moving picture men.
The committee which will accompany
Secretary Baker, on one of the destroy
ers will have in it, besides Mrs. Baker
and Nice-President and Mrs Marshall.
Chief of STAFF Peyton c. March and two
Ma3n E,4- IL. a
D. Milllgan; Lieut.-Gen. Robert L. Bull
lard, Major-Gens. Thomas H. Barry,
Frank W. Coe, William G. Haan, Ernest
hlnds, Merritte w. Ireland, Harry L.
Rogers, David c. Shanks, Charles T.
Menoher, Clarence G.. Williams; Brig
Gems, William c. Langf1tt, Frank T.
hines, Dennis P. Nolan, Samuel d
Rockenback; Col. Clarence c.. Walcut,
and Col. Barnum.
In the committee OF New York citizen,
appointed by the Secretary OF War tc
greet Gen. Pershing on behalf of the
resident are Thomas A. Chadbourne
AHan A. Ryan. Harry Payne Whitney
%ortlmer Schiff, Bernard H. Baruch, ]
L. heplogle, Hugh Frayne, Ambrose No
relL Nicholas S. Brady, Cleveland H
Dodge, John D. Ryan. Henry P. Davi
son and William Gibbs McAdoo
arriving at Pier A, North River, Gen
Iershing and stan and the welcoming
par'y will enter automobiles, in which
uey Will be conveyed to the City Hall
mere addresses will be made by Mayol
hylan and the commander in chief. II
aodltlon to the escort of mounted anC
motorcycle police, there will be 35(
Hneemen on guard in Battery Park
-oV IN City Hall Park and SO to 100 II
TTeTy block from the Battery to thu
Mayors Committee as Escort.
Representatives Of the Mayors com
'ee VIII escort the General to tn
Motel and to every function during tn
uIiee days OF his stay here. After
private reception to some of his friend
At the MOTEL, Gen. Pershing and his stat
WIN be guests of the committee a
luhcheon. In the evening the Genera
and staff will be entertained at Dime
AZ the Htz-Carlton by Rodman Wana
maker, chairman of the committee Tn
uihher viii begin at 6:45 o'clock q
that the party can attend a perforrnanc
at the Hippodrome later.
F1fty thousand school children vii
welcome the General at the big shee
meadow In Central Park at 2:30 o'clocj
tuesday. The public and parochia
s.hools OF all the boroughs will dismis
AZ noon Tuesday, not to resume agai
Until Thursday morning.
For the school children's receptio
zen Pershing will be escorted from tn
lsIk entrance at Seventy-second stree
~nl fltth avenue to the meadow by
's'neht OF 1000 Boy Scouts. Will