New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
MARCH OF 10000 LA[TY
CATHOLIC ARMY REVIEW.
Formal End To-day of Centennial
Celebration.

With procession of sixty thousand Iaymen
headed by Brigadier General Thomas H. Barry
the weeks rejoicing for a century OF Catholic
activity will be formally ended this afternoon. Il
will be escorted by a group of public men-mem-
bers of the Catholic Club that will include Supreme
Court Justices Giegerich Davis Dayton O'Gor-
man. Gof. ex-Justice NJ. ]. O'Brien. Eugene Phil
bin, Z. j. ,McGuire. W. B. Cochran, John d. Grim
Minis, Thomas F. Ryan and others It will be re-
viewed by Cardinals Gibbons and Logue. Monsignor
Falconio, Archbishops ireland. Bruchesi Ryan
Glenncn, Farley and other dignitaries of the Amer
lean hierarchy, from a grandstand in front of the
cathedral All Of the sixty thousand will walk
excepting only the grand marshal. General Barry
his staff and the marshals Of each division.
Thomas j. O'Donohue will be CHIEF &c staff 10
General Barry, Charles G. Treat assistant chief
OF stan, and John W. Furlong adjutant general
John F. Doyle will be chief marshal of the first
DIVISION Louis V. ODonohue will be his chief of
stan Thomas Crimmins assistant and NJ
v Theall, adjutant The aids will be L. c.
Connolly, Leo J. F. Rooney, P. Donahue, E. B.
Gordon, Duncan C. Harris Dr. W. ]. Maroney,
Dr? Stanley ]. Brady, DR.. Joseph O'Dwyer. Dr.
| Edward l. Hyme and Peter A. Lalor.
Koderick j. Kennedy will be chief marshal of the
| second grand division. E. P. Gilgar will be his
| chief OF staff, Edward McGlynn assistant and
John Whalen. adjutant general. John MONTGOMERY
ana J. J. Harrington will also be assistants. Mr.
helhedys s aids will be W. j. Kane, Frank w
smith John j. OBrien W. c. Whitmore Thomas
| r sml,h and Joseph Pukl. John Byrne will be
chlet marsha of the third and last grand di-
vision
c0oiulng 10 the arrangements completed yester-
cay the procession will start at l o'clock from
washington Square. and will march north In Fifth
avenue TO st. Patrick's Cathedral where in mass
ing the reviewing stand saIutes will be rendered
oy the grand marshal and the chief rnarshaIs Of
grand divisions, their staffs aids and all other
officers by uneovering. Men in ranks will lot
salute, but will turn their head and eyes to the
rght when their company is opposite the south end
or the grandstand, and will keep their head and
eyes In that position until they pass the north end
Oh the stand The route of the column after passina
the reviewing stand will be north in Fifth avenue
10 51th street, whsre organizations will move TO the
east and disband
AS soon as the escort of the procession reaches
central Park, General Barry will Join the digni-
| taries the grandstand
Cardinal Logue rested all day. The liturgieal
ceremonies of the centenary celebration closed yes
terday morning at the Cathedral with a pontihcaI
votive mass Of the Sacred Heart. Bishop Cotton, of
Buffalo. was the celebrant and the Rev William
y Brien Pardow, S. j., preached In the course of
! his sermon he said:
The Catholic who is not a faithful Catholic is as
a a DEAD 9ranch. How p1tful it is that people have
Il is our duty, the duty of each one OF US, to
orlng back the dead branches of Catholicism II
lifted up even to the third heaven who has not
p5onOSa b co by me great happenings OF this week
hosts there have been here this week. There is
yet that other host the dead branches, who should
Our great Pope is the workingnan's Pope He is
gardener in the Vatican gardens. He is the friend
of the workingman. and this brings the working
Pope gives that of daily communion for his own
There are great legislatures, great armies. great
forces, but there is legislator whose laws defy
chair. whose whole thought is to lift the humble
up TO God, and who breaches in season and out Of
selves in close relation the divine power house