Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-30

adopt for marching order.
The marshals will take the following po-
sitions during the formation of line:
Chief marshal, front of city hall, D
street; marshal first division. Sd and In
diana avenue northwest; marshal second
division, IL and street northwest; ;
marshal third division, 9th street and
Louisiana avenue northwest; marshal
fourth division. 9Th and D streets north
west; marshal fifth division, 4th and ID
streets northwest.
The associations will report to the mar
shals of their respective divisions at points
mentioned. at am. sharp. As each di-
vision becomes complete the chief marshal
shall be notified at once.
The first call-AttentiOn will be sounded
at 900 am. The forward will be sounded
promptly at $50 am. at which time the
column will start; each division moving as
the rear of the preceding one has passed.
The interval between divisions should be
about fifty yards.
Marshals will precede the music at the
head of their respective divisions by about
fifteen or twenty yards
Line of march to begin at city hall. In
diana avenue, east on Indiana avenue, to
LIST street, to Pennsylvania avenue north
west, to 10th street. south of Treasury De-
partment, to Executive avenue, thence 10
Pennsylvania avenue, to Washington
Circle, countermarch at circle, return east
to F street. to 9th, down 9th to city hall.
Upon reaching city hall the chief mar
shall and aids will take position in front
of same facing south. The parade will
then pass in review. AS each division APP
proaches, the marshal of same will join
chief marshal and form in line to his rear.
After the local assemblies pass in review
they will break ranks.
The series of resolutions on the Debs i'm
prisonment will be read by Stephen A.
Clements, at the foot of Lincoln monu-
ment, fronting city hall, just prior to the
moving of the parade.
By order of
JAMES F. McHUGH,
Chief Marshal.
Escort of police. Chief marshal, James F.
McHugh. Chief marshars aids. W. E.
Stickles w. B. Hyde Officers F. L. and
D. A. 66-First vice president, C. H Wor-
den; worthy foreman D.A.. &C. NJ. Cuff; re-
cording secretary federation, j. X. Potter;
financial secretary D.A., 66, E. F. Pywell;
inside esquire D.A., 66. ]. E. Collins; treas
urer D.A., G6. P. 7. Bowen; master work
man D.A., &C. w. H. Simmons second vice
president federation. Frank Dent; record
ing secretary D.A. &C. c. T. Walput; SER
inside. esquire, D.A., &C. e. J. Rea; treas
urer federation, S, A. Clements.
Division No. !, marshal, Dominick A.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Prof. Boyd's Band;
laundry girls marine engineers, machinists,
stone cutters, National Guard Band; gran
lite cutters. Excelsior Assembly, Times As
sembly, 1904; timers. steam filters. plumb
Tile Settlers Assembly, cigar makers,
Ladies Progressive Assembly.
Division No. 2.-Marshal, Geo. A. Tracy
Printers-Star office, Canton Potomac Drum
and Bugle Corps; Post office, News office,
Times office, c. G. Conn Bugle and Drum
Corps; government printing Office Mt.
Pleasant Field Band 1. T. U. Union,
l. p. p. u, Stereotypers.
Division No. 3-MarShal, j. F, White
ore-Plasterers, Marine Band; painters,
tailors, fathers. Bakers Assembly, Prof
Hansen's Band: bakers drivers. bakers and
confectioners, Progressive Street Railway
galvanized iron and cornice workers. book
binders. National Guard Band.
Division No. 4.-Marshal, Michael P
Canty. = Bricklayers. Fort Myer Band;
son Drum Corps; carpenters, music
Division No 5.-Marshal. Charles Wells
Plate printers, Marine Band; cement work.
e a clerks electrical workers, Butchers
Union National Guard Band; Douglas AS
sembly, Progressive Engineers; carriage
workers.
Forming In Line.
The various divisions which will form the
line are expected to assemble promptly at
their assigned places ready to move the
instant the order to do so Is given First
division Marshal Walsh, on Indiana ave-
nue.. Immediately in rear of Marshal
Walsh, and preceding the unions forming
the division, the officers of the Federation
of Labor and District Assembly No a;
Knights of Labor, have been assigned DO
sitions. Following these officers will be
the various unions composing the division.
Immediately after the first division shall
have passed the corner of - street and
Indiana avenue the second division, Mar
shall Tracey, which will form on 1-2
street, will begin to move
AS soon as the proper opportunity offers
the third division, Marshal J. F. White
more, which shall have formed on Louis
lara avenue, will fall in in the rear of The
second division.
The fourth division, Marshal Canty, which
will assemble on 9Th street north of Louis
lana avenue, will promptly take up the line
of march after the third shall have passed
the proper point.
The fifth division. which will be in charge
of Marshal Charles J. Wells, will form on
4th street north of d street, and will fall
in behind the fourth division. The carriage
and wagon makers will have twenty Ian
daus and two tally-hos in the line, and the
marine engineers will also have enough
carriages to accommodate all their mem
bers who desire to participate in the cele-
bration.
there will be abundance of opportunity
for all who desire to do so to enjoy them
selves. The bricklayers will have their
annual picnic at Buena Vista, the eccen-
trio engineers will give an excursion to
Marshall Hall for the benefit of the widows
OF the two cornice workers who were killed
by the falling of a scaffold some weeks
picnics in other localities convenient to
the city.
The Public School System.
A unique feature of the parade on Labor
day will be float representing the public
school system. 1t is the idea of Messrs.
George Keithley anad Edward Drechsler.
These gentlemen are not connected with
any of the labor organizations, but are
mechanics and greatly interested in the
K. of L. Permission was asked of Chief
Marshal McHugh to introduce the float
in line, and he gladly granted it.
Mr.. Keithley today furnished Star re-
porter with description of the exhibit.
1t will consist of school house built on
large wagon drawn by four horses The
structure is to be modelled after the design
of the Little Red School House." an old
fashioned idea, Of red brick and gable roof.
Over the doorway will be the inscription:
'Our Public School System" Living rep
reservations of Uncle Sam and the Goddess
of Liberty will be seated on the float which
is to be decorated with red, white and blue
bunting.
I'VE intend that the float shall represent
the public school system as one of the bull
warks Of the republic, and also a chief
principle of the Knights Of Labor" said
Mr.. Keithley. TT is the only means of
education the workngman possesses. It
will further represent the entire building
trades as well as all the branches of man
nj frafn in bo