New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-27
PARADE ARRANGED
Thousands to March Down otn
Avenue on September q.
MANY WOMEN TO TAKE PART
Special Feature This Year VIII
Be the Distinctive UNI
forms Worn.

The line OF march and the General ar
! ranzements for the Labor Day parade 81
the affiliated unions Of the Central FEEDER
ated Union were finally settled yesterday.
The procession Will be in six divisions and
viii start at 10 a. m. from the Central PARK
plaza az 18th street. the line ~ march beng
down Fifth avenue to Washington square,
where the paraders viii disband. most or
them having arranged 10 90 10 OUTDOOR
festivals Of different labor organizations
after the parade is over Thousands VIII
be In line.
The members Of the different unions VIII
wear distinctive Uniforms. white caps 70 be
a special feature in some Of the divisions.
The members OF the Housesmiths' ana
Bridgemens Union. which always makes
good showing. will wear red blouses. blue
trousers and white or gray felt hats.
The appearance IN line of the members OF
the Womens Trade Union League. which
was the principal feature in last years
parade is expected 70 be AZ least as strik-
ing this year. All the members OF the
league will he dressed in white and they
will carry banners and transparencies' on
which the league parade committee mas
been al work for several weeks
The league unions will march in the
fourth division. and the officers will ride
In decorated trucks. There will also Re
float in the league division illustrating
Life and Labor" in which a child will be
seated playing with a doll. in condemnation
of child labor and several members will be
grouped around the child.
Among the notices on the banners 70 be
carried by members OF the league are the
following: do you want fair treerment7-
Organize" do YOU want shorter hours7-
Organize" do you want clean factories7-
Organize" DO YOU want sanitary condi-
tionsr-Organize." do you want fire pro-
lection ?-Organize Eight hour day, with
more pay. is o. X"
Before the procession starts the unions
will form east and west OF Fifth avenue
from sd street 20 18th street, and fall IN
line in their appointed order when the hrst
unions in the parade. after II starts from
the plaza, pass. The procession VII De
preceded by a platoon OF police, and the
officers Of the parade will sta-t in the FOL
loving order:
Grand marshal Matthew McConvine;
aids. Edward L Hannah, Albert Aora-
hams. secretary Labor Day committee,
John c. Hnsdorf. color bearers Elias
Wolf. John Hiu assistant grand marshals'
lanes p. Holland. Edward Could; assistant
grand marshaTs aids, Henry De Veaux'
/ Michael Neyland. Joseph Healey. William
Krau These will be followed by Thomas
7 curtis president and the delegates OF
the Central Federated Union. and the
unions will fall in line in their respective
order, as follows:
First Division-Charles Shay, marshal
Theatrical Protective Union, Theatrlcal
Calcium Light Operators, United House
smiths and Bridgemen, No. 10. inside iron
SgcorS Divisfon-John c. Brien. mar
shall. International Brotherhood or Team
sfers locals. Eccentric Firemen, 40. %
Pattern Makers Assocldtloh' Deer DI4Fe'S
Tbird Divison-Wllliam Cronin. marshal;
Tunnel and subway Constructors, Machlh-
I list District Council, No. 10 LAYERS a IN,
Rammersmen District council, Engineers
No. lS4. En- neers. no. 6ia. -,..,.
Fourtb Division-T j. Walsh, marshal;
Atlantic Coast Seamen, Riggers protective
Union. No. 7S3 Longshoremen unions .l ~ ~
Crerorv's ambulance, Typogra 7hical u Mon
No :: international Brotherhood or -lec-
tricians. 40. %. Women aa@oo Union
League, Journeymen Iallors 20 ~
Fifth Division-Samuel Martin. marshat;
roint Executive Board ~ the lnternauonai
Ladies Garment Workers Union L9caI
No 10 Of the International Ladies Car
mont Workers Union, Local No. ~ ne
International Ladies Garment Workers
I1nion Local No . of the international
Ladies Garment Workers Union. Local
No Il of the international Ladies Gar
Sixth Divisior-E. !. Deering. marshal
Local No % Of the international Ladies.
Garment Workers Union, Local NO. . or
the International Ladies, Garment Work
ers' Union Local No. 80 OF the lnterna-
tionaI Ladies Garment Workers Union;
Local No 6i Of the International LADIES'
Garment Workers Union.
MANY bands will accompany the parade,
Zach Union i'm line having arranged Tor al
least one brass or flute band.