New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
$4,000 LABOR pARADERS
Thousands of Women ToIierS IN
the Line Next Monday.
GIRLS IN CLASSIC GARB
Allegorical Group Will Pose on
Float-Industrial Work
ers Barred Out.

nal nc4,srsf fiors have hecn made ~
,b. central Federated Union for It's La
nor pay. uaradc a week from to-day. ahd
n is estimated by Ernest BONN. CORE
spending secretarv OF the union. that
a 00 men and women workers VIII De N
line.
fl, a Drelirn,rarv report made ast niSnt
Nj Bohm SAID that the committee Ha'
refused the application Of the indust-lil
Workers for a place ID the parade. ~
Workers had promised 10 have LOU pa
raiders. but the request "as denied ID"
tr. GROUND that the organization was
comDosed OF dusL unions. that is. unions
IN trades which had a.reaGy o-en or-an-
nod b,. rho American Federation of IA
nor Tho Central tolerated Union ana
It's affiliated unions are chartered oN lHe
federation.
Nearly an th. members OF the UNIONS
taking part in the parade viii Wear 'Ui-
forms distinguishing each orSanizauo'
and rad, Trc members OFF Oh" li'"-'
smiths and Rrid-emeu Union. Nno ma d'0
made a goou show'n- ~ tho lar'' way
rarados for many rrar=. Wi. W''r '''''
CUSTOMARY r,gaIa of r'd hiouSes. '"'f
whit. nats and blue trousers. The gram
D. marshal OF the pardur - Thomas d. 3'-
tie president uf tn' international I'h-
mol and Suhvav constructors Union. and
his aids are James p. Holland, OF the
Eccentric Fframeu's Union. ~ T. NeN-
land. Of the international Association of
Machinists. James %. Rrien. OF the Inioh
NJ Leather Workers on horse Goods, Ed
mund Gould. Of the International broth-
erbood Of Teamsters. and Matthew Nc
4 Conville. Of the Safety Engineers Union.
Along Fifth Avenue.
The parade will start az s. VI. from
+ the plaza al 9Th street. no th' line 'i
march will 7e south lu Fifth avenue 10
Washington squara. Th" Zine VIII 't
preceded bv platoon az poiic', ioI'""'
by the officers ana delegates ~ IN" '"h-
tral Federated Mon. It VIII n' in SIX
or seven divisions and tho unions vii '"
prouped before th, Darad" starts east
and west of fifth avenue from '-a 70
5etr street and fail .u liu. u ner "'-
,o,ptod order behind tn. Central f,n-
Grated Union delegates.
James H. Hatch. who was one OF the
narshaIs in last years Labor DaF pa
rade ana who is recovering from a long
illness viii ride IN carriagc behind tne
delegates.
Each union will nave one or more BRASS
hands ana will carry besides the regular
banners a number OF trade union motto
DISPLAYS The police arrangement VIII
b.. IN charge of Chief Inspector scnnIN-
borrer VINO viii have about one hundred
+ poIicernen distributed along tnc line oi
march. Before the parade moves a union
co--ruit,.. viii make an inspection to -''
that an the horse ON which tne gram
marshal and his aids and the diV'sio'
rnarshais ride are union shod ana iha'
none of the paraders wear non-unoh
badges Nothing uon-union vii b" AL
lowed m the parade.
Tho Women Trade mon League and
It's affiliated unions. which formed a pict-
uresoue feature OF the Labor Day parade
last wear. Will be- IN line again and ar"
expected 70 make IF possible a stlll better
appearauce The officer Will ride in car
riages or automobiles I'm this division
there will be- large ioat. ou which
number of Young women members oi tnr
group ciud in classica, costumes. Illus
traunE women work.
The member of the Furucrs lnou
who are OIL strike will take part 90 tn"
. parade Tho union has eight thousand
members. five thousand of them women.
The ClOakmakcre Union. the largest
body Of worker iu the garment trades.
viii be- represented by ten thousand men
and women workers.
To Hold Many Outings.
Labor DAY VIII bo observed by other
labor bodies by outings District Assem-
biz NJ. ~ of the knights Of Labor will
have an outing at Gerkens Park Ridge
/ wood. Long Island.
Labor Day services VII be- held IN ST.
Patrick Cathedral IN which nearly