The Washington herald., 1912-06-08

\. II. Brooks, w. A. Brown, George
NJ Bond. L r. Colburn. W. A Domer.
4. ]. Fisher, Thomas Grant w. F. GUIDE,
J. 3. Gasch, Samuel Hart. d. g. Har-
grove, r. =. joyce. Walter n; kopfer'
L 8. LIpscomb, +. c. Lee, Frank p.
Madiran. Townley A. Mckee. Oliver s.
MetEerott, r. L. Middleton. Richard A.
O'Brien, ]. F. Oyster, r. B. Pratt, z.
q. Schafer. +. A Sebring. W. A. Smith,
g. A. Schuldt. c. F. Schutt. L. c. WI
son, H. 7. Wheeler, and Robert Walker.
d. g Carl is chairman OF the sub
committee on street railways. The sub
COMMITTEES win arrange for the move
ment Of the street cars, and will CO.
operate with the police. The members
are F. J. Mersheimer and ]. T. Moffett.
state Headquarters.
The following are the headquarters Of
some Of the visiting delegations Of
knights:
ssooud fifteenth, and sixteenth districts, Phladsl-
uhia-EaEes' Club and X. Of @. Hall
VirEinia-st DOminic'S Hall. Sixth and Streets
Southwest
Msryiand-AIoysius Club. North Capitol and K
Streets
Tenth and Eleventh Streets Northwest
PeunsylTaniA-NeW Willard.
Scranton, Pa-Haris HOuse.
Boston and Masachusetts-MetropolitGn and Cor
don
ChiagO-RaleiEh.
PittLburE-Raleigh.
Louisville, ky.-RaleiEh.
New YOrk-Ebbitt and willard.
Gsorvin-Ths Donald lol2 Thirteouth Street North
west
Los AnEeles-Gordon.
Counecticut-Grafou.
Port JerTis. n. Y.-PnJAts reIdencea
Trenton, n. J.-Continental Hotel
Rochester n. Y.-GeoFEe Washington Hotel.
Montreal. CsnHdA-NeW willard.
Connecicut-Grafton Hotel.
GeEark, n. J.-NAtionhl Hotel.
Columbia s. Cos Ninth Street Northwest.
The parade will begin at o'clock this
afternoon. It will form at the corner
Of Seventeenth Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue Northwest, with Gen. r K.
Evans as grand marshal. The route OF
the pageant will be east along Pennsyl-
vania Avenue to Second Street North
west, north to F Street, east 10 Massa-
chusetts Avenue. thence in front OF the
Presidential reviewing stand on the
Union Station Plaza, and along Massa-
chusetts Avenue to Stanton Square,
where the parade will be reviewed by
the supreme officers OF the Knights Of
Columbus.
The army contingent will head ne pa
rade, followed by the navy. The fourth
degree Knights will come next followed
| by the long line OF delegations from the
various sections OF the country. The
army contingent will form In column on
Seventeenth Street and Connecticut Ave
nue.. facing south. the head OF the col
Umn at Pennsylvania Avenue. The navy
contingent will form in column in Sew
enteenth Street. facing north. the head
OF the column at Pennsylvania Avenue.
Order of March.
All fourth degree knights will be
column In Eighteenth Street. facing
south, the head OF the column on the
avenue Connecticut. Massachusetts,
| Maine. Rhode Island, Vermont. and New
/ Hampshire Knights will be in column
in Eighteenth Street, facing north. the
head to the rear OF the column. New
will form in the order named from the
head to the rear fothe column. New
York and New Jersey Knights will form
| in Nineteenth Street, facing south, the
head Of the column at the avenue
! Pennsylvania knights will be In column
| in Nineteenth Street facing north, the
head Of the column at Pennsylvania
Avenue. Maryland and the District of
| Columbia Knights will form in Twen-
tIeth Street. facing south. the head OF
the column at the avenue. Virginia, West
/ Virginia, and all Southern Knights not
specially assigned elsewhere. will form
| in column IN Twentieth Street facing
north the head OF the column at the
avenue. Illinois. Ohio. and all Western
/ knights not specially assigned elsewhere
will form In column in Twenty-hrst ST
I Street facing north. the head OF the
| column at Pennsylvania Avenue.
! Every organization will be in the posi-
7 tion assigned II by go O'Clock. Any
| organization late in forming will be eN-
cluded from marching or will be as
signed to the rear. Organizations will
march in platoOns. with at least twenty
men abreast The distance between pla-
will be dismissed when the tails Of their
columns have passed the corner OF
| Fourth and East Capitol Streets.
The exercises at the unveiling Of the
! Columbus statue on the Plaza in front
Of the Union Station will commence at
! 3 o'clock Philander c. Knox. Secre-
tary Of State. will preside. Mgr Thomas
A. Shahan, of the Catholic University.
will pronounce the invocation. The first
address will be delivered by Justice
Victor J. Dowling. OF the Supreme Court
OF New York. After a selection by the
Marine Band, James T. McCleary. one
OF the members OF the Columbus Memo
rial Committee, will deliver an address.
The statue will be unveiled by Marquis
Cusanl Coniaionieri, Ambassador from
Italy.
Banquet Reception Committee.
The following have been named by
Commissioner Edward l. Hearn as the
members Of the banquet reception com
mIttee:
T. St. John GsHnsy. COasuI GsnsaI to Dresden.
Germany. chairman.
Prank ID Cohn MonfEunrTN. Ala. Dr. X. J. Crus-
sen, Washington u. 6 John J. Fleming. Buriing
ton Iowa: ID. J. Callahan. Washington, ID. {. {;
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