The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23
FLANS FOR ON "sANE FOURrH.
Nea' ssH ~ the nsvolstisa Invited 10
Ride IN ne Parade.

Ride IN ne Parade.
The celebration of Independence Day
70 thia city will be about a. follows:
AZ A NJ tas parAds. taoblIzea juu
above rventy-siKth street on Finl
avenue. viii start south. and following
thth avenue under WaahinRtnn Ard
vih 3" throOgh West Fourth street .,
Broadway and then % city Hall which
Ntll he reasihed about iO:so
The parade will include 5000 member,
II the National Quad. 80 Of the Regulal
Army, 90 marines. a delegation Of swhits
~tnss- I'D by Commissioner EdwArds
delegation Of fremen. I,OOO spanish.
American War Veterans and the American
Veteran Guard (cOlorod) from Long
laland City. A platoon ~ mountad pollos
win Nod the parade
Prom an n lO:SO. Wills the parade
y IN progress. there viii b an invitation
reosption in the AlderTnen's room &C CITY
Han. 4 clergyman will open this session t,
Mayor 0avnor and President Finlsy q he
College % the City Of New York viii
speak. Joha RigeloW has promised 20
Wrtte a short patriotic message 20 be
read. and Arthur GuitermAn win write
= poem. Edward H. Han will dive a
brief hlgeoTy Of City Hall With slngir 4
completed IN tima for the parsieipatOrs
10 50 out b. the Grand stand on the south
steps and review the arriving parade
After TIE review there will BE- opsn air
exercises from this grand stand. 1he
Magma Cha-ta and the Declaration Of
Independence viii he rad by Or. MeNell
AeFadden and Col. George nh. Wash.
ngton. A selection from Patrick Henry
viii be Rad by one q his descendants
II one can be found 10 not. an lrishman.
no matter from whom desCehded. will
Dr Maxwell has promised 200 school
boys and possibly 200 girls b assist ia the
singing. The a. A. r. will act a guard
Of honor AZ this open air observanos.
AZ meeting yesterday Col. wingate,
who has charge % the parade. rad q ettpr
which he HAD received from the wife Of
street. d.. Morehouae IA the only real
Son Of the Revoluti0n In New York the
letter said hls father was IN Washing
tons army. Dr. Morahouas n ~ Yeas
Old ard still a practising physician. He
Is the chaplain % the WaahingtOA Cont
mental Guard. He win be invited 10 ride
IN the parade
All the patriotic societies II the CITY and
State have been or will be invited u
send delegations. Mrs Donald Mclean
and Mrs William Cummings Story were
N the meeting yesterday
The committee which Ia arranging the
celebration has sent cards all over the
'ity = persoas who may have d1lla-
h add b. the SIS, 40 the hoard of Aldermen
and the money already
-~ceiyCd by public subscription Score
Any Johnson said Il was a test Of patriotic
sentiment. He added that there were thOee
who would b. realv q meet an eleventh
TOUR deficit u the needed s50.oOo couldn't
" collecttd On time
Dr.. John II. Finley. chairman Of the
Sew York Independents Day Committee.
addressed an open letter yesterday 70
he citizens Of New York he said in
,art:
This 10 90 BE- an old fashioned Fourth %
uly celebration. with fireworks III the
veninE under city auspices when displays
rom thirty different parks and playground
-ill he given. In the go vacation centres
here Nill be held brief special exercises.
onsisting Of patriotic music. foik dances.
h. reading Of the Declaration Of Indie .
Evidence and Lincoln's Gettysburg address
h al Of the parks. under the direction Of /.
ames D. Sullivan viii he held a series Of I.
ihlstic events IN which AZ least $500 /
hildrsn viii take part
II y necessary that money No provided |
, pay for the prizes for the athletic games. /
lusic. decorations. So. Il IA essential that \
e receive without delay any sum that YOU |
in AFFORD 10 sive We ask that your sub. |
'rption be sent payable 70 the hide .
Evidence Day committee. or James s.
ushman. treasurer. Room on. Pulitzer
uilding Al contributions vi be
rknoWied9rd In the daily napers