Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-07
Thousands Will Parade in New
ark Streets as Protest
Against Profanity.
START AT MILITARY PARK
AT 2:3O P. M. TOMORROW
Bayley Lyceum Building to Be
Point of Demonstration
After Review.

made for the annual parade and rally
of the Newark Diocesan Holy Name
Society tomorrow. Parades and rallies
will be in the following cities of the
Newark Diocese: Newark, Orange,
Jersey City, Elizabeth. Hoboken. Sum-
NIT, Paterson and Bayonne.
The parade and rally in Newark will
be made of societies from Newark,
Harrison, Montclair, Caldwell, Belle
Vile, Nutley, Kearny. Arlington and
iKingsland.
Formerly the societies of the Or
Danges, Millburn and Bloomfield pa
raded In Newark, but these societies
are to have a parade of their own in
Orange this year, thereby reducing the
number of men in the Newark parade.
In the parade. as formerly. will be
men of every walk of life, marching
under the same amer in reverence
for the holy name of Jesus, pledging
themselves to abstain and refrain from
ioursing, swearing, blaspheming or pro-
flaming the holy name; to further by
their example the same In others who
are not members of this society; also
TO protest against the use of Indecent
or obscene language, the Indecent use
of billboards in the displaying of I'M
becoming pictures. to protest against
the use and spread Of vile literature,
which is and has been a source of con-
Examination and ruin to youth, and also
ITO the limiting and strlcter censorship
Ios the moving picture show. for a more
healthy and elevated performance at
the theatre, that is, at IONS of them.
Each VIII Carry Cane and Pennant.
The members Of the societies will
carry and q pennant, the PEN
Enant made up of q blue field with the
letters H. N. s.. in white.
Grand Marshal Captain Thomas B..
iO'Brten has Issued the following as to
place Of formation, line of march and
point Of demonstration.
The parade will form at Military
Park. This various societies will march
from their respective churches to the
position assigned them by the grand
marshal.
The parade will start promptly at
2:80 D. m, along the route as marked
out, namely. north in Broad street to
Belleville avenu to Bloomfield avenue,
TO, Park venue, to ~Ridge1street, where
the parade will pass the reviewing
stand at Bayley Lyceum building.
The parade will be reviewed by the
Right Rev. Abbot Ernest Helmstetter,
O.. S. B., representing the Right Rev..
Bishop, who will ~of1ciate in Bayonne.
On the reviewing stand will be mem
bers of the clergy, the spiritual direct
ors of the various Holy Name societies,
and one layman, Mr.. Edward j.
Sweeney, OF Bayonne.
The parade will be made up of six
divisions as follows:
Platoon Of mounted police.
Grand marshal.
Platoon Of personal aides,
First Division.
Commandant. John ]. Berry; aides,
Richard ]. Barrett and Hugh
Calmer. Broad street, right
resting at Canal street and
extending south.
Societies.
Band.
st. Michael's and st. Francis Xavier.
Drum corps.
st. Mary's.
Band and drum corps.
st. JameS'S.
st. Anne's.
Second Division.
iCommandant, John Atkins; aides. Hugh
Colby and Antonio ButKicwicz.
West side of Park place, right
resting on Broad street and
extending north.
Societies.
Band and drum corps.
Holy Cross, Harrison.
Band.
st. Cecilia's, Kearny.
st. Stephens. Arlington.
Band.
st. Mary's, Harrison.
Band.