New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
LABOR READY FOR ITS
FIFTH AVENUE TRAMP
5000 Women Dressed in
White Will March in
First Division.
MANY PICNICS PLANNED
Outdoor Sports Also TO Play I'm
portant Part in Holiday
Special Services at
Cathedral.

Final preparations were made yester-
DAY BY the labor unions throughout the
city FOR the celebration OF Labor Day.
while the annual parade under the at
spices Of the Central Federated Union. IL
regarded as the principal feature 81 to-
morrow's programme. there will be other
celebrations by labor organizations. IN
the form Of picnics and outdoor games.
A number OF unions which have never
before appeared IN line will be represent
ed IN tomorrow parade. but for some
reason number OF tho unions in the
building and other trades, which have
made good showing in past parades.
VIII not take part. The Women's Trade
Union League expects 800 women 70 be
lin line IN the womens section. which
viii be In tho first OF the I've divisions
Of the parade.
Miss Alice Bean. secretary Of the Won
ems League. said last evening that all
the women who are 20 be IN the line Of
march were enthusiae site over the event.
Al the marchers In the women's section
WIFI be dressed tn white. and VIII wear
union made hats. The league colors Will
boz shown In 4 chain of bunting 81 yellow
and blue which will be looped at both
ends Of the women's section Transpar-
cpcics will be carried by the women
marchers. and among the mottoes on
rhom will be the following: "Equal Work.
Equal Pay Equal Say" Votes for Wom-
en-" Unity Is Strength" Get Together.
Girls. and Organize" Labor Is Entitled
20 All II Produces" and I'VE Condemn
child Labor" Miss MollIa Schcps will 5e
grand marshal Of tho league section. with
Miss Rose Blank and Miss Alice Meyers
a. captains.
The grand marshal OF the parade will
be James p. Holland. hts color bearers.
William Cronln and Albert AbrahamS
and hts aids. John c. Hisdorf and John
O'Bricn The assistant marshals will Dc
Edward l. Hannah and Thomas J. Curtis
and Samuel Stone. Man Iitz. Thomas
Walsh and Thomas ORcilly viii act as
their aids.
The parade will start from the Plaza at
10 a. m. and will go down Firth avenue
10 the Washington Arch. AZ Washington
Square. where IT viii dsband. The grand
marshal and assistant marshals and their
the Central Federated Union. will head
the parade in the order named. preceded
by a platoon of police The unions, which
will be massed east and west OF Fifth
avenue. from 5nh street to the plaza
will fall In line in the following order:
First division Michael Neyland mar
shall. District Council 10. International
Association OF Machinists. Eccentric Fire
men No So. Fur Workers OF New York.
Womens Trade Union League, Electric
Workers No 20.
Second dlvision-Elias Wolf, marshal.
Tunnel and Subway Workers. District
Council No. !. International Union OF
PAYERS and Rammermen, the locals OF
cigarmakers and packers I'm their inter-
national union, Metal Polishers' Union 81
Bartenders' Union No g. In coaches.
Third division Samuel Martin. marshal;
Amalgamatod Ladies' Garment Cutters
No. 10 Raincoat Makers Union. Nolun-
teer Hospital Ambulance
Fourth division William KrahL mar
shall; Mail Drivers and Chauffeurs' Union.
No 537: Transfers Unions. Nos. 2S5 and
79l. building Material Transfers Union,
No 654: Furniture and Piano Makers
Union. No. 6i5 Commission Drivers
Union No ii9
Fifth division-James G. O'Donnel mar
shall: Ship Riggers Local Union, NO. 1885,
'Longshoremen's Local Union, NO. 5I9;
Scow Trimmers' Union Local 1888 OF the
'LongshCremens International Union.
Labor Day will be observed In other
forms in the city. Cardinal Farley will
preside at services which will be held in
81 Patrick's Cathedral.
benefit will be given for the Ne"
York hoboes In the afternoon AT the Man
haitian Lyceum. under the auspices OF the
Brotherhood Welfare Association.