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EVENING PUBLIC jbEDaEEHinABELPHrA; WEDNESDAY, - SEPTEMBER 3,
1919
ERSHING MAY PAY
VBSIT TO THIS CITY
Knights Templar Want Gonerat
to Review Industrial Parade
on September 11
PLAN GREAT RECEPTION
General Pershinc, (ommnnder-lu-chief
of the Amerionn forces in Trance,
may visit l'liilailrlpliln ntvtt week.
Suggestion lias been made to the
committee having in rliargc the ar
rangements for the thirty-fourth tri
ennial rondrup of the Urn ml Rncnmp
ment, Knights Templar of the Uultftl
States, to Invite the American loni
l mander of the nation's armies in
France, to be present here on. Thurs
I day, September 11, This Is the date
Reelected for the great industrial
parade.
Originally it was hoped that Gen
eral Pershing Jnlght bo able to come
to the city in time to rclcw the grand
(parade and review of the Knights
iTemnlar in hnnnr nt Hip Amprimucx
Iff
, cauea to me colors.
General Pershing is a Templar. The
uncertainty of the exact date of the
general's arrival and the uncompleted
plans for his reception in N'cu York
preclude hope that he will be here for
the review.
Members of the encampment com
mittee, however, have not lost henrt.
The committee meets tomorrow eve
ning. If bj that time word is received
from New York setting the date for
the New York celebration definite! for
cither Mondaj or Tuesdaj , no time w 111
be lost by the Templars.
A wireless invitntlon will be flashed,
through the secretary of war, to the
Leviathan, asking (Jeneraf Pershing to
review the. industrial pageant on
Thursday of Templar week. That the
general will accept, if his other en
gagements do not conflict, is taken for
granted, as the exercises here carry a
double appeal, in that thev are jointlj
a Templar nud peace juLilec celebra
tion. In the. event of such acceptance, the
committee is prepared to arrange for
the general's receptio'n and comfort
while in the citv upon short notice.
WELCOME ADMIRAL WILSON
Camden to Have Peace Jubilee Sat
urday In Honor of Fleet Head
Camden Trill have n peace jubilee
Saturday to welcome home one of its
native sons, Admiral Henry II. Wilson.
commander of the Atlantic fleet during
the war.
The jubilee will first take the form
bf.a parade which Admiral Wilsou will
review from the headnuarters of. the
fJNinth Ward Republican Club. He
turned Camden veterans' of the Twen
ty-ninth and Seventy-eighth divisions
will march, as well as men from every
. industrial plant in Camden.
Admiral Wilson will be presented
.with n sword at the Third Iteeiirimt
Armory, where n banquet will be given
in nis nonor. service men will attend
tne Banquet.
CITY PREPARES WELCOME
FOR GREAT TEMPLAR HOST
Coming of 125,000 Visitors for Thirty-fourth Triennial Con
vention Will Tax All Resources of Philadelphia
Philadelphia hospitality Is facing the
,most severe tax ever laid upon 1U re
sourcefulness. More than 12.1,000 visitors arc ex
pected here before Monday for the
thirty-fourth triennial conclave of the
Grand Kucampment, Knights Templar
of the Pnlted States.
Prom ever state In the Union, from
Canada nnd Europe, this host already
is mobilizing for the advance to this
citj. Ileservatlons asked for at the
hotels exceed their capacity.
So great has the demand for rooms
become that the committee In charge
of the accommodation of visitors has
arranged with the management of hotels
in Atlantic City to provide sleeping
quarters for atleast 5000 Templars and
their wives for the duration of the con
clave, September 0 to 13, inclusive.
Arrangements also have been made, motor procession,
with the rnllroads that the visiting
Templars temporarily quartered at the
seashore city may be furnished with a
Npeclal rate of fare to and from, Phila
delphia covering the same period.
1400 Commandcrles In UrOJccl States
There arc about 1400 commanderies
of Knights Templar in the United
States. Ilctwccn R00 nnd .150 of these
will be represented nt the conclave. This
total onlj accounts for those command
eries which have asked for reservations
up to date. Others nre expected to
announce their intent to send delega
tions. Jlnnj special trains have been char
tered, and It has been found that the
terminal facilities here arc far from ade
quate to handle this nrmv. Co-operating
with the Templars, the managements
of the rallwa) lines nre planning addi
tional detraining fac lllties nt points
along their tiacks most convenient for
the visitors.
Most Eminent Sir Lee Stcnar Smith,
of Pittsburgh, ginnd master of the
Grand Kncampment. the highest rnnking
Templnr in the United States, will ar
rive Saturdnv. lie will be accompanied
by several bundled members of the
Grand Encampment and their wives.
Their headquarters will be at the
Bellevue-Strntford.
Several iiiemh-s of the grand master's
party are en prle from their home' in
all parts of tV United States to Pitts
burgh. Thejivill assemble in that citv
Saturdav morning, when all will board
the "Grand master's special train." The
paitv is clue to arrive at Broad Street
Station at 0 p. m.
Upon arrival the distinguished Temp
lars nd their ladies will be met nt the
station bj the entlic membership of Div -ision
Xo. 1, Knights Templar of Penn
sjlvnnia. All of the Knights Templar
bands will join in this welcoming pro
cession, which will be in charge of W.
Freeland Kendrick, diviiional coin
maudcr. Canadian Dignitaries Coming
Another distinguished visitor will be
Charles II. Collins, of Toronto, supreme
grand master of the Sovereign Greaf
Priory of Canada. In the Canadian
party are Most Kxc client Sir Julius,
Gordon, grand chancellor, and IUght
Eminent Sirs Joseph Cowan nnd Wil
liam Norris. The latter are aides to the
supreme grand master. The delegation
from the Dominion expects 10 arrive on
Sunday.
Word was received today of the pro
spective presence of a large delegation
of Knights Templar from St. John's,
Halifax. This party is due Monday
morning.
Some of the out-of-town command
cries will J nrade mounted, and their
ndvnnce requests for hoises furnish
another Incident that will place a heavy
tlix on the dt.v's rapacities As the
parade Tue.dav Is expected to number
more than 2.",000 Knights the propor
tion of horsemen Is certain to be everal
thousand. The lommlttee is preparing
to requisition animals from other citins.
The displnv ol horseflesh in Tues
day's parade will be in direct contrast
to the plnns for Thursdav's Industrial
pageant. In the latter, no horses will
be permitted in line. Xor will anj
of the participants traverse the route
nfoot. From end to mci u will be a
Regalia Worth $2,500,000
in Parade of Templars
One hundred black horses were
ordered b wire today for use of 11
visiting comrnandery of Knights
Templar In next Tuesdav's parade,
which is to be a fenturc of the tri
eunlal conclave of the Grand En
enmpment here.
Corinthian Chasseur Commnnd
ery. No. fil, of this citv, owns Kit)
outfits, n complete riding equipment,
valued nt $2."i,000. 'Ihousunds of
participants In Tuesdav's parade
will be on horseback.
The estimated value of the Tem
plar regalia worn bj those in lino
on this occasion, exclusive of horEe
equipment, fs placed at $,C00,000.
Sue Autolst for $15,000
Anna M Searles nnd her mother, Mrs
Anna J'. Searles, of Cluster, huve tiled
suit against Henrj 11 Griiv, nNo of
Chester, to recover $li 000 damages.
The statement of claim arrs that on
September 17 of last veat Mrs.
Searles was struck bj Gra.v's automo
bile ns she was crossing Concord ave
nue at l'ighth 'treet, Chester. It is
charged that the dcefndant was driving
his car rcckleslv.
DARBY. H0N0RSS0LDIERS
Major Van Roden and Colonel Haller
Among Speakers
Darbv's peace celebration is swing
ing into full pneo and getting set for
the climax Saturday, when there will
be n great parade of returned Yanks
Last night more than 11)00 soldleis
nnd rooters attended an open nlr mass
meeting nt Fifth and Muin streets,'
Dnrbj, wheic "welcome home" speeches
were made to the soldiers bj officers
and prominent citizens More thnn
300 soldiers, sailors and marine, who
served through the world vvni, weic
present. '
The speeches were made in the glare '
of red and white lights from the steps
of the 'I bird Regiment Armorv. Among
the officers who spoke wire Major I.e
Uo nn Itndeii, presiding ofliccr of
special and gnneial court innttlal cans
at Camp Meade; Lieutenant lolonel
Franklin P Unller, of the Iron (Ten '
tj eighth) Division. 11m! others 1m
promptu. Colonel Haller gave an in
teresting sketch of the braver of his
men at Kpermiv nnd in the Argoniu
Foret. There was n sing nnd ion
licit.
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N $5QG,000.00 Sale
of Excess Materials
Bids Solicited
The Hercules Towdei Company solicits, "as IsU and "where Is' bids
,?" of "PI"'oxVte!y WOO.000 00 worth of tew and uaecl Kenern"
J?? Snd GUlesplea.nx.ej Pmem ,0C&td Rt thC'r P,antB at Lake June""",
at theUpuSttr'alS arene"" unles,, "'""wise specified, ana may bo inspected
Approximate
quantity
180 H. P,
6000 g-al.
4000 lbs.
31000 lbs.
, S100 lbs.
15000 lbs.
1000 lbs.
1000 lbs.
8000 lbs.
10000 lbs.
1500 lbs.
T00O lbs.
1600 pieces
15000 ple'ces
2000 pieces
2100 pieces
100 each
100 each
1000 lbs
1E00 each
too
E000
16000
2000 ft.
I000O ft.
2
11000 KT.
S each
1200 lbs.
10 doz.
(Make separate bid for eaeh class of material)
Class of
Material
Motors
Paints and Varnishes
Dements
Norway Iron
Band Steel
Tank Steel
Tool Steel
Cast Steel
Misc. Iron
Misc. Steel
Ilubber Stripsr" Sheets, Tubing &
Forms
racking
Brass Fittings
Iron and Steel Fittings
Brass Cocks and Valves
Iron and Steel Cocks and Valves
Hangers
C. I Fullejs
.Tubes
Zinc Lined Powder Boxes
Zinc IJned Xltro Cotton Boxes
Perforated Oalv. Iron Baskets
Brass and Copper Wire Cloth
Iron and Steel Wire Cloth
Kroeschell Ten Machines with 1
Cooler (1-25 ton and 1-12 H ton
rfPioltrJ . Per lot (used)
Miller Duplex Beaters Per each (used)
Guyed Steel Stack (96 x 120 It )
with breechlnp (not erected) Per lot
Restaurant Equipment and Sup
Piles Per lot (used)
(As located at Mess Hall, Gillespie, X. J.)
24 In. No. 12 F. H. Brass Wood
Screws , Per ktoss
Band Instruments ' Per lot (used)
Women's Woolen Work Suits
Pitch Forks and Shovels
Unit for
Bidding
Per H. P. (new & used)
Per gallon
Per pound
Per pound
Per pound
Per pound
Per pound
Per pound
Per pound
Per pound
Per pound
rer pound
Per pound
Per pound
Jer pound
Per pound
Per pound
Per pound
Per pound
Per pound
Per each (used)
Pen each (used)
Per each (used)
Per pound
Per pound s
10 doz.
10000 pieces Machine Bolts
D
7500 lbs.
1000 lbs.
7000 lbs.
400 lbs.
5000 lbs.
Stove Bolts
Nuts, Mlc
Aluminum Rlveti
Boiler Rivets
Copper Rivets
Sott Steel Rivets
50000 pieces Brass Cap Screws
12000 pieces Iron 'and Steel Cap Screws
11000 pieces Lar Screws
44000 places Iron Machine Screws
7000 pleVes Brass Machine Screws
' 11000 pieces Set Screws
14000 gross Mlsc, Brass Screws
2000 lbs. Iron and Steel Washers, Brass
Washers
125 doz. Twist Drills
(000 tiet Asbestos Pipe Covering
1000 lamps Nitrogen Lamps
too lamps Tungsten Lamps
1100 lamps Carbon Lamps
12(000 feet Klectrlcal Wire (bare i. insulated)
10000 re ex uonciuit
Per pound
Per dozen
Per dozen
Per pound
Per pound
Per pound
Per pound
Per pound
Per pound
Per pound
Per pound
Per pound
Ptr peund
Per pound
Per nound
Per pound
Per pound
Per nound
Per dozen
Per pound
Per watt
Per watt
Per a P.
Per pound
Per pound
1000 pieces Condulets covers, etc (Crouse Hindu
mostly) Per disc, from list
100 doz. Brooms Per dozen
3000 feet Steel Wire Rope Per pound
6 NltrlQ Acid Retorts Per each
Quantities are approximate an sale is Intended to cover the quantities
which are In excess after the reservation by Us of a, reasonable operating;
Ktpck. Bids for any particular class of material are to cover the entire
quantity of that class of material which we consider to be In excess of our
own needs. .
Terms of Bale Approximately 10 rath npan acceptance of bid, balance"
caih upon delivery of material.
Addrett btdt to -
X. M; S. Department
HERCULES POWDER CO.
Wilmington, Del.
N B. To reach Lake Junction, N. J., take D. L. fc W. to lit Arllnr.
.ton, N. J. To reach Glllerole, N. J take Gray Bus Line or Rarltan River
'B. R. from New Brunswick or South Amboy, N,. J,
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