Evening journal., 1921-10-12
CITY BAKERS in
PARADE Line
100 Motor Trucks and Horse
Drawn Vehicle in Brs ad
Week Demonstration
OBJECT is TO
HELP HOME TRADE


The parade which will be held
tomorrow afternoon by, Wilmington
bakers as feature Of Wilmington
Bread Week. will start at 2.30 o'clock
from Tenth and Walnut streets. It
will be headed by a band under di-
rection OF j. Norris Robinson. More
than 100 motor trucks and horse
drawn vehicles used by baking firms
to deliver bread products through
out the city will be in line.
Route Of the procession, although
short, has been chosen with an idea
OF giving the largest number of peo-
pie opportunity to view the display.
No spectacular effects have been
planned as it is the purpose Of the
bakers that the weeks demonstra-
tion should be of educational type,
such as will let Wilmingtonians know
the merits OF their own local baking
establishments and thus, by building
up home trade provide means OF
giving employment to a greater num-
Der OF Wilmington workers.
Assembling on Walnut street
north Of Tenth, at o'clock. the pro-
cessions will move over the follow
ing Toute:
West on Tenth to French. thence
south on French street to Front,
thence to Market and back to Tenth.
There the procession will turn west
to Delaware avenue, to Pennsylva-
MIA avenue and disband
Formation Of the parade win be
as follows:
Military Band. under direction Of
]. Norris Robinson.
Radcliff Baking Company. Vande-
yer avenue and Jessup street.
Federal Baking Company, s14
Market street and Q East Fourth
street.
Charles Demel. 4O5 Madison street.
d. Gluck. Seventh and Jefferson
streets.
Rutter & Neisser. Twenty-third
and Washington streets.
NJ. Jacobs. 2112 Market street
The Nu-Way Bakery 2006 Mar
ket street.
e. f. Wagner. Thirteenth and
Claymont streets.
Trincia & Calvarese. 1901 West
Seventh street.
Huber Raking Company. Ninth
and Union streets
Joseph Goldberg, East Second
street.
p Cohen. 112 King street.
Public View Bakery IL East
Fourth street.
F. steinle. Seventh and Kins
streets.
The Home Bakery, 500 Madison
street
Wilmington Baking Company
Ninth and Poplar streets.
Charles Huber. Seventh and Spruce
streets.
w. Luikewski sO7 Church street
j. Rutkowski. Third and Poplar
streets.
p. Delcampo. Second and Madi
son streets.
w. LesniczaS, 226 Maryland Ave
T. Olkowski. 1O09-11-13 sycamor,
street.
d. Velone. 1910 West Sixth street
Joseph Erthal. Chestnut and Val
Buren, streets.
A. Roller & Son. 1922 Lancaste
avenue.
Friehofer Baking Company, head
ed by the Friehofer music wagon.
Pennsylvania avenue and Lincoli
street.
Girard Baking Company, Fourtl
and Union streets
William T. Grantland. Fonuth an
. Franklin streets.
Kutzer & Elliott. 11Os Lancaste
avenue.
L. Coverdale. 81 Clayton street.
Chudnowskl & Joffee. sol Va
Buren, street.
Frank Trush. 1112 A street.
Joseph Immediate. 1916 Wes
n Fifth street.
y John schupp. 21s West Eight
street
= As its part in celebrating Brea
Week, the Federal Baking Compan
Is has been giving exhibitions Of q
d revolving ovens and its methods
10 making bread each afternoon at Il
two stores, S14 Market street and
East Fourth street. Tomorrow III
II Federal stores VIII sell all brea
n products at half price.
To demonstrate it's confidence
the success Of the wilmington bal
ers TO put across something wort
while. the Fleischman Yeast Con
pany will bring down from Philade
phia fifty master bakers to view Il
'e morrow's parade.
~ Following the parade they wi
'u be entertained at a buffet uncl
m con at the Hotel SEWER, Amor
IN officials OF the Fleischman Compar
he who will view the procession will I
Robert w. Griggs. assistant distri
ne manager, and Theodore BrenneclS
r. general sales manager for the te