The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-12
$1,000 HOL Y
NAME MEN
IN LINE
Parade Tomorrow Of
Crusaders Against Pro-
fanity--Day'S Program.

One of the greatest demonstrations il
ties of this and adjoining cities vii
afternoon, when the Holy Name socie'
ties of this n adjoining citeis will
make public protest against profanity
immoral talk and the display of in
decent posters on billboards.
1t Is expected that at least IL, 900 mer
viii be in h parade, and if the day Il
fine-and indications are tha it will bt
there will be carer 15, 200 in the line
according to information received by
William F. Mullin, the grand marshal
1t will be the second time that such
a demonstration has been seen in this
city.
The parade will end at Bayley Ly-
ceum Hall, Fifth avenue and Ridge
street. where the paraders will be re-
viewed by the Right Rev. John j
O'Connor, bishop of the Newark do
cese.
There will also be addresses by the
Rev. l. p. Whelan, pastor of st. Pat
rick's Cathedral, and Congressman
James A.. Hamill of Jersey City, who
is a member of the Holy Name Society
attached to st. Bridget's r. c, Church
The exercises will be brought to a
close by benediction on IN altar erected
on the east side of Bayley Lyceum,
when it is expected that more than
1OO,0 900 will be present,
In addition to the demonstration in
this city there will also be similar Holy
Name demonstrations in Hoboken,
Paterson, Elizabeth and Morristown.
The Newark paraders will march In
a body from their various headquar-
ters to Washington Park, where the
parade will form.
The line of march will be Washing
ton street to Market street, to Broad
street, to Belleyille avenue, to Bloom
field avenue, to Park avenue, to Ridge
street.
The formation will be mounted police,
the grand marshal and his aides, who
are William +. Mullin, and Daniel Me-
Carthy, st. Michael's; Captain Michael
Durkin, st. Rose of Lima's; John At
kins, Holy Cross; Nicholas Preston,
st. James; Patrick Campbell, st. Pat
rick's Cathedral; Martin Conboy, Our
Lady Help of Christians, East Orange,
and James Carlin, st. James.
Then will come the members of the
various societies in carriages, who are
unable to walk, and also the Invited
guests of the different organizations.
The respective divisions will be made
up of societies of the following
churches:
First D~ivision-St. Patrick's and st.
Michael's, Newark; st. Peters, Belle
vile; st. Leo's, f%rvington.
Second Division-Holy Cross, Harri-
son; Arlington Boys Cadets. St. Ce-
elias, Kearny; st. Stephens, Airing
ten. st. Johns, Newark
Third Division-St. James, St. Alloy
sius, ST. Rose Of Lima, st. Columba's,
st. Bridget's.
Fourth Division--Blessed Sacrament
Sacred Heart, st. A%ntoninus, st
Joseph's and Our Lady of Good Coun-
sci.
Fifth Division-St. Johns, Orange;
st. Rose of Lima, Short Hills; Our
Lady of the Valley, Orange Valley, and
| Our Lady of Sorrows, South Orange.
Sixth Division-St. Augustine's and
| st. Mary's, Newark; Sacred Heart,
/ Bloomfield; Church of the Immaculate
Conception, Montclair; st. Benedict's,
Newark.
Seventh D~ivision-Our Lady of Mt.
Carmel, st. Stanislaus, st. Roche's and
st. Philip of Neri, all of Newark.
Among the features of the parade
will be the singing by several of the
societies of Holy God, We Praise Thy
Name accompanied by the bands,
Each man in the parade will carry a
cane. with a blue pennant, with white
letters, "H. N. S." on each cane. Then
each society will carry their banners
and American flags. A brass band or
a fife and drum corp will be at the
head of each society.
The members of the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament, in this city. are
requested to meet at the City Hall at
2 o'clock, where they will form and
march to their position at the place of
assembly.
st. Johns Sacred Heart and Holy
Name Society will be presented with a
flag by the Sodality of the Children of
Mary in front of the church about 1880
o'clock. Miss Kathryn M. Gaul, presi-
dent of the society, will make the pre-
sentation speech, and the Rev. J.. P.
Poels, pastor of the church, will ac-
cept the flag in behalf of the society.
The days program will be brought to
a close by the singing of Holy God,
We Praise Thy Name"