Evening journal., 1922-05-24

Pennsylvania Railroad Band.
Color Bearers.
Plantoon comprising extra officers.
CAPTAIN J. H. Doyle.
l.. II. l.. Hammerer and 1t. w. F
1t ]. F. MCGOWAN and eight hremen
lit c. J. Cannon and eight hremen
Lit J. Thomas. Jr.. and eight fremen
Lt William Neeson and eight fire.
men
1t G H. Johnson and eight fremen
1t n. J. Henry and eight hremen
1t d. J. Byrne and eight firemen.
lit + Sweeney and eight firemen.
1t j. NJ. Townsend and eight fire.
1t. =. Feeley and eight hremen
Il. O. T. Morgan ana eight hremen.
1t. J. J. McGinley and eight hremen.
1t. G. W. McGonigle and eight fire.
nj. J. A. MCGOWAN aud eight lremen.
1t. J. NJ. Patterson and eight fremen
1t. r. L. Chadwick and eight flremen.
1t j. A. Hammerer and eight leu
tenants
Chiefs car.
Deputy chiefs car.
Assistant Chief Crockett's car.
Assistant Chief Tazewelis car.
Engine l. Ahren-Fox pumper and
American Ia France combination
Engine No 2. Metropolitan steamer
and combination wagon.
Engine No, 3. Mott steamer and
c ,nil; nation wagon.
Engine No. 4. Ahrens-FoX pumrer
and American La France combination
wagon.
F.ng!ne No. 5. Ahrens-T>x pumper
Engine No g. Combination wagon.
Engine No. 7. Ahrens-FoN pumpe-
and Tacmas combination wagon
Engine No s. Metropolitan steamer
and combination wagon,
Engine No 3, Metropolitan steamer
and combination wagon.
Engine No 10. Metropolitan steamer
and combEafion wagon
Truck NJ /. American La France
Is It Aerial Truck.
Truck No ?. American La France
Truck No. 3. Boyd Aerial rs It,
truck
supply Wagon No. l.
The parade will move promptly |
at ? o'clock. the various divisions |
forming on French street, right rest !
ing on Eleventh street, and moving !
over the following route;
South on French TO Front, TO Mar |
ket. north on Market to Tenth, east |
on Tenth to King. north on King TO |
Eleventh. passing in review in front |
Of the Public Building; west on |
Delaware avenue to Adams to
Ninth to Madison, south on Mad !
ison to Fourth. where the parade |
will be dismissed. A drill and de-
mo oestration by the fremen on West
Fourth street, between Madison |
and Monroe streets viii follow.
Members of the traffic and motor
cycle squads will make their first
lnpearance in their new olive drab
summer uniforms while the entire
of both forces Will be at !
ired in their natty summer uni
orms. For the arst time the fire
hiefs will appear with their new ,
ihite summer caps. n
The two forces are expected TO !,
iarch with military precision and
9th branches of the department 81
III have their trained military ?,
nits, the police unit carrying rifles r.
nd machine guns.
The directors of the department, 1,
-ayor Leroy Harvey, city and .
)uDty officials members of City u
ouncil, officials of the Chamber of n
ON meroe. Rotary, Kiwanis and I,
ions clubs and invited guests, in I,
uding police and fire executives G
III be on the reviewing stand o
In view of the fact that practical :
every uniformed man in the Blu
au of Police will be in the parade y
Iperintendent Black has complet- =,
arrangements for the safe =
arding of the city by the distri- "
Ition Of a number of plain clothes -.
en- in all sections of Wilmington. !,
While thousands will doubtless -
sw the parade with much interest, ~
ie feature of the celebration to- ~
orrow that will attract much at a,
ution will be the demonstration by
Ie firemen at Fourth and Monroe N
reefs. following the parade. in
The plant of the Standard Kid m
Qmpany. at the southeast corner OF 0y
ourth and Monroe streets, has been
elected as the burning building" a ef
three-alarm blaze" The entire fire cl
apartment will be brought into fc
'iay, steam engines will be coupled tn
o nearby fire hydrants, aerial lad T
iers and turret pipes will be brought II
MO use. fremen, by the use OF small | OF
ealing ladders, will scamper up the II
outside walls, and in all IL evolu- a
Ions will be gone through by the @
men, nothing being omitted, with e
he exception Of fire and smoke. that u
S usually seen when a big fire is un- c
ierway
Some OF the demonstrations Will =
e Of more than passing interest, and b
Till surprise those who have not y
ept in touch with rne intensive
aiming which the fremen have un- K
ergone.
The use Of the scaling ladders. by
hich men climb from window TO
iDdow on the outside of a building
hen the fire will not permit an as X
mt inside the building, and which 3
lTe never been used here, will be q
interesting picture.
The life nets will also be brought
70 play and firemen Will jump
I'M the roof of the building and
II be caught in. the nets held by
.ir comrades on the sidewalk.
Exciting and spectacular nfe-sav-
stunts viii mark the demonstra-
p, making it well worth while for n
7 one to take sufficient time to u
ness the exhibition and see just n
at can be done in the way of life
ling by the modern fire depart u
mt. KS
Men overcome by smoke or gas"
y be lowered from the roof to the MI
eet and "first-aid" treatment b Il
'en- The unconscious men" will q
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