The Washington times., 1910-11-05
More Than 5000 Persons
Will Be in Line To-
morrow.
BALTIMORE TO SEND
LARGE DELEGATION
Alexandria, Richmond, and Will
mington, Del, Plan TO Take
Part in Demonstration.

Arrangements have been perfected for
the big Catholic demonstration planned
FOR this city tomorrow by the District
Union Of Holy Name Societies. to give
emphasis TO their protest against the
PROCLAMATION OF the Holy Name.
More than 5000 members from the Dis
trict, Alexandria. Baltimore. Whining
ton. Del; Frederick, Nd; Cumberland
Nd, and Richmond, Va, will march in
the streets and lend their support TO the
movement.
The object Of the demonstration,
which will assume the form Of Z. big
parade. is to arouse the public in gen.
eral against the prevalence Of the vice
OF profanity, and much good IS expected
70 result.
The movement, which has beer in
progress in various cities throughout
the United States for years. is directed
especig.ly against the young men and
boys on the streets, among whom the
habit of using profanity frequently in
the presence OF women, is especially
prevalent.
The need of means to stem the tide
of profanity which is sweeping the
whole world is deemed so apparent by
the Holy Name Societies as 10 demand
emphatic protest.
Demonstrations such as that planned
for tomorrow are believed 10 be the
p;-st impressive steps in that direc-
ton that can be taken.
Many Cities Coming.
Word was received this morning from
Baltimore that the societies in that city
will send fully 2,Ooo members. A rep
resentatiye of the Alexandria societies
telephoned that there will be about 300
from thai city in line Frederick, Nd,
VIII send about 20. Cumberland, Nd,
also will be well represented.
Members in Wilmington, Del, request
ed i place in the line and they will be
gratihed- There also will be a large
delegation from Richmond. Va
The various contingenJs will begin TO
assemble here early tomorrow morn
ing They will form at the east front
OF the Capitol at 2'SO o. M. and with
many bands playing sacred music will
march afoOt I'D Pennsylvania avenue, 70
Fifteenth street, TO Pennsylvania avenue
again, 10 Seventeenth. street 10 the
Monument Grounds.
The parade viii be reviewed from the
New Willard by Mgr. DiOmede FalconiO,
nc apostolic delegate, and the Rt. Roy.
O. B. Corrlsan, auxiliary bishop of Bal
umOre, and spiritual director of the
arch-diocesan Union Of Holy Name So
cieties- Tue apostolic delegate will be
escorted by the Rev. rather Lee, Of St
Matthews Church, this city, and the
Rev. Father MaclIin, of st PauI's
Church, this city Bishop Corrigan viii
have as an escort two priests from the
Dominican House Of Studies.
Grand Stand Erected.
In the event Of rain the procession
will move up Seventeenth street TO St
Matthew'S Church instead of 10 the
Monument Lot.
A large grandstand has been erected
on the Monument Grounds 10 accomo-
date the speakers and others. There the
5000 or more people win sing "Ameri-
ca" and Holy God, We Praise Thy
Name. The singing viii be followed !
by two speeches. The Very Rev Ed !
ward Fitzgerald, a former member OF ]
st, DOminlcs Holy Name Society, and I
now pastor Of 81 Vincent Ferrer's /
Church, New York city, VIII speak for I
the clergy. Michael /. Weller, of ST. 1
Peters Society, this city, will deliver 1
an address on behalf of the lay portion /
of the Holy Name workers.
RMS done the parade VIII dlsband, I
and the throng of visitors viii avail /.
themselves Of the remainder OF the day [;
TO see the sights Of the city.
The formation Of the parade will be !
as follows:
Line of March.
Chief Marshal p. }. Haltigan will /
head the procession, with an escort /
composed OF the Very Rev. James X. /
Meagher, pastor Of st. DominicS !
Church and spiritual director OF the /
District Union OF Holy Name Societies, !
and che Rev edward fitzgerald. De
sides fifty aides. Then Will follow In /
the order named the Second Regi-
ment, District National Guard, Band I
the Baltimore contingent, headed BY ]
DR.. j. r. German; the Baltimore and y
singers Band, the societies OF AIeXan- I
dria, Frederick, and other visiting 4
delegations end those of ST Joseph 4
and Holy Name parishes; a group OF
veterans OF the Soldiers Home
Whites Band, St. Martin and St An !
thongs Societies, McCarthy's Band. 1
the st. Matthew's, st. Stephens, and st. /
AIMS, Of Tenleytown; CaldwrU's /
Band, st. Peters, Holy Comforter, /
Church Of the Nativity, and St Johns, /
Forest Glen; United States Soldiers /
Home Band, St Vincent de Paul and \
bers of the colored branch of St /
Dominic's.
The boys brigade of each society in |
the line will be well represented by /
decorations which will fall in directly /
behind their respective organizations. /
Canes, small flags, and penants viii De I
carried BY most of the divisions
The committee which will have charge !
OF the affair IS composed Of NJ d. 1
Schaefer, chairman; NJ J. Driscoll, sec !
rotary: Joseph ?. Berg. John Dillon, |
Andrew Betz. Cornell Desmond, Ben
1amin Short NJ. Shea. J Cunning, J. /
10 FLYNN. p. T INLAND. P J. Hannah, 1
J. Rodler and P. J. Conlon.
Trazrr rTrNrrDGr 1885, I