Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-13

Beneath the standard Of the Holy
Name Society more than $4,000 Catho-
lie men participated in public demon
strations In the principal cities of
New Jersey yesterday, 1t was
magnificent union of tributes TO the
clean speech movement which has
now spread in organized form into
nearly every individual parish of the
State.
In this city more than $4,000 mem
bers of the Holy Name fraternity
were in line, the seventh annual
demonstration ending with public re-
ligious services at the grounds of the
new cathedral on Clifton avenue.
Fully 10000 persons gathered at this
point to view the exercises.
In Bloomfield there was a parade
composed of societies from the Or
anges. Montclair. Caldwell, Short
Hills and other towns. 1t was esti-
mated that 5000 were in line.
The largest single demonstrate In
the Newark diocese was in Jersey
City. where more than $4,000 pa
raded. one parish, st. Peters alone.
turning out 2.400 men.
There also were demonstrations in
Paterson. Elizabeth. Hoboken, Bay
onne and Hackensack.
was a number of demonstrations
The principal parades were in Tren-
ton. where 1900 members marched.
In Camden 5000 were In line.
In the Newark parade there also
we're delegations from Belleville 1rv-
ington. Nutley. Harrison and other
West Hudson towns.
Speeches were delivered at the new
cathedral grounds by Father Bene-
dict. of st. Mary's Church, and by
Vincent r. O'Reilly, of Montclair. Mr..
O'Reilly represented the laymen.
Before the paraders swung into the
Cathedral grounds they we're re-
viewed from the steps of the Sacred
Heart Church. formerly Bayley Hall.
at Park avenue and Ridge streets.
The chief reviewing officer was Rev.
Michael j. White, of st. Columba's
Church. He had as his guest Of honor
Rt. Rev. Francis A. Gasquet, presi-
dent-genoal of the Benedictine
monks. He is head of the commits
zion appointed by the Vatican to be-
Bible. He is in this country for the
purpose OF asking Americans to give
their financial support TO the work
Abbot Gasquet was attended by
Rev. Tomasso Esser, also OF Eng
land. his private secretary and men,
Der of the Vulgate commission.
Ri. Rev. Ernest Helmstetter, abbot
of ST. Mary's. this city. also acted as
member of the reviewing party.
with several local priests. including
Rev Michael P. Corcoran, Of st.
Rose of Lima Church.
sheriff Monahan in Line.
Sheriff John F. Monahan was
among those who marched in the
from st. James's parish.
Very Rev, Dean Cody, rector OF
st. James's Church also was in line
despite his many years. He will cele-
brate his flftleth anniversary in the
priesthood within a few weeks.
Judge Thomas J. Lintott, of the
Second District Court, was one OF
the delegation from Our Lady OF
Good Counsel parish.
Timothy J. Ryan, past eighty, was
dean of the delegation from st. Pat
ricks Cathedral. He was given the
position of honor at the head of his
society
One of the features of the parade
was a cross formed by a number of
members of st. Rose of Lima parish
Each man wore the regulation frock
coat and top hat. At the head of the
cross was Police Chief Michael I.
Long. who Is member Of st. Roses
Church.
Another feature Of the parade was
the large delegation from st. Cast
mfrs Polish Church, which had here
tofore not been represented in the
annual Holy Name event.
Following the review the paraders
broke ranks In front Of the tempo
rary altar in the open air on the Cliff
ton avenue side of the church, where
an immense throng had already gath
cred The speakers were then intro
duced by Father Corcoran.
Father Benedict paid a tribute to
the Holy Name Society and the work
1t was doing. while Mr.. O'Reilly. the
lay speaker of the day, explained the
possibilities before the society and
incidentally attacked questionable
modernfstic writings and the doc
trines OF Socialism.
Parade Starts at 2;3O.
It was shortly after 2:3o when the
members of the first division, headed
by the grand marshal. William j.
Hagan, of st. Johns parish, the OLD
est in the city. left the starting point