The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23
labor DAY PLANS
INCLUDE A PICNIC
Clarence barrow of Chicago
VIII Be Orator of Day at
Shell Mound Park

OAKLAND, Aug 22.-Arrangements
ere nearly completed for the Labor DAY
parade, which win be participated ir
by the members OF the building trade:
counciI and the central labor council
"A committee chosen from both organi-
ssations is in charge OF the celebration
natter the parade. picnic will be held
et Shell Mound park. where the orator
Aof the Cay will be Clarence Darrow, a
NOTED attorney of Chicago, who aided
an the defense Of Meyer. Haywood and
Rettbone. He is the author Of several
drscts on economics.
"DETAILS OF PARADE
Details Of the parade are being ar
Sanged by the grand marshal. r. NJ
S8amb. under the direction Of the joint
ecommittee. The line OF march has
abeen designated as follows:
East In Tenth street TO Clay, thence
10 Eighth, 70 Washington, TO Four
lfeenth. 70 Clay. 70 San Pablo avenue
40 Broadway, TO Seventh. with a
rountermarch 10 Fourteenth. thence TO
Telegraph avenue. and through Nine
Eeenth street TO the disbanding point
at San Pablo avenue.
At the head Of the line will be the
sguard Of honor. commanded by Thomas
a
mated carpenters. as captain. The
guard viii be composed OF p men, IL
chosen from each labor council They
will be:
l. Hannasschild and Ed Stevens of
The teamsters' union; H. D. Rolph and
Joe Stanford OF the electrical workers
union No. 2s3; John Kearney. gas
workers union; J. ]. Brennan and G
o'Brien, retail shoe clerks union; VIII
liam Fields Of the stationary iremen's S
union T. W Buckley machinists'
union No. SzS; II. Derolph. z. z. Glen,
blacksml;ths, union; Cy cooey, bakers
No. 1867: D. S. Mccarthy. teamsters'
union No. 577; J. c. Flaherty, house
Inflirnen's union 10. $50: Thomas courf-
ney. shinglers' union 70. /; c. H. Chap
man, painters union No l27; A. p
Johnson. carpenters union No. 3e; j.
?. Harris. carpenters union No. 1880.
BAND TO PRECEDE MARSHAL
band viii follow the guard of
honor and precede the grand marshal
and his aides. who have been appointed
as follows:
J. W Bibby. general organizer of
carpenters. A NJ Thompson, business
agent Of the central labor council; Will
liam Warren. business agent of the
teamsters' union: c. D. Rogers Of the
typographical union; A. ". Seton of
>the central labor council. and ]. A.
Lloyd. business agent of the plasterers'
Union.
The division marshals viii be: c. r.
Elder OF the brick. tile and terra Gotta
union; David Wilson. business agent of
the district council Of carpenters; F. H.
Pratt Of the painters union and secre-
tary OF the building trades council
John Forrest Of the gas workers union;
John Cunningham Of the teamsters'
union No. 20, and G. V Manning of the
box makers union.
ASgTeraN-rs To zFEncuAr
The division marshals have named
these assistant division marshals:
First division-H r. Ballard. lumber
clerks union; F. II. Mosher, painters
union No. l27.
maker and II. 3. Andrews.
workers union No. 595. and William
I3ritton, cement workers union No. IL.
Fourth division-Appointmen de-
1erred until Tuesday
Fifth division-Appointme deferred
until Tuesday.
Sixth divlsion-Joseph Gray and
George Cunningham.
The unions viii pass in review be-
fore the grand marshal at the liberty
hagpole. Telegraph avenue and Broad
way. There also will pe stationed the
judges. Mayor Frank K Mott, II. J.
Bunker, president of the building
trades council. and A. NJ Thompson,
sgent for the central labor council.