The Washington herald., 1912-10-20
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Everything 10 now In readiness for the
great parade Of tbs Holy Name eocis-
ties OF the Archdiocese Of Baltimore.
which will take place In this city to-day.
It b stated In baltimore that lafssr
number OF people win leave that city
on Sunday afternoon to participate' In
the Holy Name demonatrstion IN wash
inSton than ever before left Baltimore on
/, single day. Should the weatasr Be
clear the parade and the dsmonstration
Tat It's conclusion on the Monument
Grounds VIII be one Of ths most remark
able ever seen In this section OF the
country.
The parade win start from Second and
East Capitol Streets promptly at 2:1o p.
m. On Second Street Northeast. extend
ing from East Capitol Street to the
East gate Of the Union Station. win be
massed In close order 1000 paraders from
Baltimore. Western Maryland. and An
napolfs. A each contingent detrains
from the special trains they will pass
rapidly through the East gate Of the
terminal and proceed along Second Street
~A.I In
structed his aids that should there not
be room on Second Street for all the
Baltimoreans. the late arriving divisions
will fan in on Massachusetts Avenue
Northeast. extending eastward on that
thoroughfare a. far a. necessary.
The Western Maryland contingents
and the division from Annapolis will
fall In Immediately following the men
from Baltimore.
A division Of 800 colored men from
Baltimore will be met At Union Sta
ton by aids from the Washington col
ored parishes and escorted to North
Capitol and B Streets with the right Of
the visiting divisions resting In b Street.
The position Of the Washington colored
divisions will be Immediately in the rear
of their colored Baltimore fellow-citi-
Iens thus bringing the entire colored
division into the center Of the parade.
There will be over 1.5oo colored men and
boys in line, with five bands.
Washinston Divisions.
The Washington divisions will rest in
New Jersey Avenue and First Street
Northwest. with the right Of each Sec
ton fronting in B Street These con-
tingents will fall in as the parade uncov-
ers their positions.
The Bsltimoreans will head the pa
roAo Dat 4 V~R
shal Of the Baltimore paraders. =.
Col. Jerome A. Joyce. archdiocesan
president Of the Holy Name Union. viii
have 100 aids. composed Of representa-.
tive Catholics Of Baltimore.
The route OF the parade will be from
Second and East Capitol Street North
east through East Capitol Street and
the East front Of the Capitol to b
Street: west on B Street to First Street:
Avenue to Fifteenth Street. thence
south on Fifteenth Street to the Monu-
ment Grounds.
As the parade arrives at the Monu-
ment Grounds. each band will swing out
OF line and consolidate with the pre-
ceding bands. The bands will play in
unison the hymn. Holy God. We Praise
Thy Name" and The star-spangied
Banner" and all the vast assemblage
will sing these hymns. as well as the
"Tantum Ergo" and % salutaris." dur
ing the bsnediction of the Blessed Sac
rament. Before the benediction. ad-
dresses will be made by His Exceliency
Most Rev. Archbishop Bonzano. apostle
lie delepate: Judge William H. De Lacy.
Judge Of the Juvenile Court, and Col
Jerome A. Joyce. Of Baltimore.
Rev. DR.. McNichols. o. r.. Of St
Dominic's Church. will introduce the
speakers
The parade will be reviewed from the
New Willard Hotel by the Apostolic
delegate. and q large number of the dis
tinguished clergymen from Washington
and Baltimore. The reviewing party will
be In charge of Mr.. Joseph p. Burg. one
OF the aids to Vice President Schaeffer.
Of the Washington section Of the Holy
Name Union.
The Washington divisions Of the pa
rade will be headed by Vice President
Schaeffer and twenty aids. In this Sec
ton Of the parade st. Mary's parish, Of
Alexandria, Va. will be given the place
Of honor. with the following parishes
in the order named: ST. Peters. 500
men; Holy Name. 100 men: st. Dominic.
1000 men: st. Stephens. st. Matthews,
and st. Anne's. united parishes. 600 men;
Holy Comforter. 800 men; St. Joseph's,
500 men: st. Mary's 100 men: St. Mar
tins, go men: St. Anthony's and Sol
diers' Home. go men. There will be ten
bands with the Washington parishes.
HaltiEan Grand Marshal.
Patrick J. Haltigan. editor Of the Ma
tional Hibernian and reading clerk Of the
House Of Representatives, will be grand
marshal Of the parade. His chief aid will
be Capt. c. Eugene Edwards. commander
Of the Corcoran Cadets, Of the District of
Columbia National Guard. The grand
marshal will have two mounted aids.
Messrs. Gregor Kramm, Of st. Mary's
parish. and John Foley. Of st. Martins.
The parade formation Win be column Of
eights. with each platoon Of eight met
commanded by a platoon leader. There
will be an interval Of two feet between
files. six feet between platoons, and thirty.
six feet between parishes. A distance OF
from sixteen to twenty YARDS will be
maintained between divisions. The dress
throughout the parade will be right"
The parade will be headed by q pla.
toon Of mounted metropolitan police. un.
der the command Of . sergeant A corps
Of twenty-five bicycle officers will be on
duty along the line of march. Nearly
sll Of the paraders will carry canes with
Holy Name pennants attached. Many of
the boy sections viii carry American
nags.