The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-08

l.3U +. M.-Ine 1reSlQent Is greeted
on the upper deck of Pier by the
Governor of New York, the Mayor of
New York city and the Mayors of Ho-
boken and Jersey City. while Jersey
! honors him with a salute OF twenty
ore guns. and 10000 children gather
in Hudson Square Park to sing their
welcome as he passes.
1:45 p. NJ. The President goes
aboard a private ferryboat at the
Lackawanna ferryhouse and leaves i'm
mediately for the Manhattan side Of
| the river.
2 p. M.-He lands in Manhattan and
takes his place in a parade of motor
cars containing the President and
, Mrs. Marshall, the Governor and the
! Mayor. the members of the Cabinet,
members OF Congress and the heads Of
: the Mayors committee of welcome.
2:3O p. M.-The President and his
escort arrive at Carnegie Hall after
passing through Twenty-third street
! to Fifth avenue, Fifth avenue TO Fifty
seventh street, Fifty-seventh street &c
Seventh avenue and thence to the
Flfty-sixth street entrance to the hall
2:45 p. M.-Gov. Smith delivers an
address OF welcome on behalf OF the
State OF New York
P. M.-Mayor Hylan delivers an ad.
dress OF welcome on behalf OF the city ot
New York.
l 3:15 =. M-The President responds
to greetings by State and city.
$3.50 p. M.-He leaves Carnegie Hal
for the Pennsylvania station.
3:45 p. Mile leaves over the Penn
sylvania Railroad for Washington.
Delays May Halt Programme.
Unavoidable delays may interfer,
slightly with the smooth working
OF this schedule as 1t has beer
arranged by the Mayors committee
dents secretary, Joseph =. Tum
ulty. and after radio messages had beer
received from the George Washington
but Secretary Tumulty hoped last might
that the timing Of the Presidents move
ments would be pretty closely followed
The day will begin with the departur,
down the bay OF the President anC
Mrs. Marshall. the Cabinet officers anC
other Government representatives. The,
will board a destroyer at A NJ. a
West Thirty-ffth street and the de
stroyer will take them to Quarantine
where the battleship Pennsylvania la,
last night. In the meantime part of tn,
fleet which has been lying in the Nortl
River will have met the George Wash
ington at sea, little east of Sand,
Hook, and will be escorting her into tn,
Narrows
The members OF tho executive AM
general citizens committee. lncludin,
Gov. Smith. Mayor Hylan, Judge Martin
T, Manton and Rodman Wanamaker, will
leave Pier A aboard the police boat Pa
, troll and the departmental steamboa
. Correction promptly at noon. the Gov
, ernor and the Mayor. with their princi
pal associates, aboard the Patrol. Thes
, vessels will arrive at Quarantine a
l2:45 p, NJ, at which time the Georg
, Washington will be under the shadow
, oS Fort Wadsworth. The procession o
warships and small craft will escort tn
, liner to Pier 4, at Hoboken, and il is eX
: pected that the trip up the bay and rive
. will occupy about three quarters of a.
, hour
, Incidents will move swiftly therea fter
, Pier 4. elaborately decorated with Amer
, lean flags and the colors OF the Allies
will be the scene OF a brief greeting par
ticipated in by New York officials and b.
Mayor Griffin OF Hoboken and Mayo
Hague OF Jersey City. When the Presi
dent gets into his motor car at the pie
i gate a salute of twenty-one bombs vii
. be fired. and as each bomb is detonate
I miniature balloon attached to a
American flag will be sent skyward.
Hoboken VIII Rejoice.
! Hoboken's streets will be decorated h