Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-03
PARADE PLANS
COMPLETED BY
HOLY NAME MEN
Formation of the Local Process
sion Scheduled for October
II Is Announced.

Preparations are practically COM
pleted for the Holy Name demonstra-
ton, October Il; the parade to be re-
viewed by Bishop John J. O'Connor,
assisted by Rev. James J. McKeever
of st. Rose of Lima Church. The for
nation of the parade will be as fol
lows:
FIRST DIVISION.
Will form on Washington place,
right resting on Broad street. w
Henry Godby, commandment; Edward
L. Mulligan and Howard Calmar,
aides. Holy Cross, Harrison, LOO
men and band; st. Cecile, Kearny,
300 men and band; st. stephen, Ar
lington, 100 men and fife and drum;
st. Anthony of Padua, East Newark
200 men and fife and drum; Our Lady
of Cgvestochowa, Harrison, 200 men
and band.
SECOND DIVISION.
VIII form on Washington street,
right resting on Washington place.
August L. Bernauer, jr., commandment;
John E. Boyce and Patrick j. Camp
bell, aides. st. Joseph, Newark, 1,20Q
men and band; st. Benedict, Newark,
800 men and fife and drum; st,
CASHIERS, Newark, 1900 men and
band.
THIRD DIVISION.
VIII form on James street, right
resting on Washington street and ex-
tending north on Essex street. John
J. Turbett, commandment; William
Gelxle and Thomas H. Guthrie, aides.
st. Patrick's, 500 men and band; st.
Mary's, $50 men and fife and drum
corps; st. Antoninus, 900 men and
band; st. Bridget's. 200 men and fife
and drum corps; st. Leo's, Irvington,
100 men and band; st. AIMS 200 men
and fife and drum corps; St Joseph's,
Hiltonia $50 men and fife and drum
corps.
FOURTH DIVISION.
VIII form on James street, right
resting at Essex street. William l.
Toohey, commandant; Michael ].
Preston and Cornelius O'Connor,
aides; ST. MichaePs, 400 men and
band; st. Johns, 200 men and fife
and drum corps; st. James, 1900 men
and band; ST. Francis Xavier, $50
men and fife and drum corps; st.
Peters, Belleville 300 men and band;
st. Philip Neri, $50 men and fife and
drum corps; st. Anthony, Silver
Lake, $50 men and fife and drum
corps.
FIFTH DIVISION.
w III 10TH D1l Stfttl, iEil
resting at James street. Hon.
Frederick Seyfarth and James M.
Burns, aides: Our Lady of Good
Counsel, 200 men, band; st. Charles
Borromeo, $50 men, fife and drum;
st. Aloysius, 400 men, band; st. Mary
Magdalen, 200 men, r1fe and drum;
ST. Augustine. 300 men, fife and drum I;
St. Rose of Lima, 600 men, fife and
drum; st. Mary's, Nutley, 100 men,
fife and drum; st. Rocco's, 200 men,
fife and drum.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Will form on Burnet street, right
resting at James street. G. Louis
Fitzgerald, commandment; James H.
Byrne and Edward j. O'Brien, aides:
Sacred Heart, Vailsburg, 400 men,
band; Blessed Sacrament, 800 men,
band; ST John the Baptist, 500 men,
fife and drum; Our Lady of Mt. Carr
mel, 500 men, band; st. Lucy's, 200
men, fife and drum; Assumption of
the Blessed Virgin, 200 men, fife and
drum; st. Columba's, 400 men, band.
Sacred Heart Society, of Newark,
will act as a guard of honor at the
reviewing stand.
The parade will start at 2:30 q. m.
The line of march will be: Washing
ton place, to Broad street, &c Belle
vile avenue, to Bloomfield avenue, to
Park avenue, to Ridge street and
then turn to the left into grounds
in the rear of the new cathedral Tho
following rules will be observed by
all organizations?f No emblems, flags
or banner save the American Flag
and Holy Name banner. No carriages,
automobiles or mounts. Union music.
Men will march six abreast Music
of sacred character. No uniforms of
any kind. No smoking while march
ing. No one under sixteen years of
age to march, All societies to re-
main at place of demonstration until
Star Spangled Banner" is sung.
The personal aides of Grand Mar
shall Hagan are:
William c. Kennah, James p. Nc
Kenna, John J. Berry, Joseph ID.
Maher, Michael ]. Tansey, John J.
Fitzsimmons, Hubert ]. Rowe, Will
liam j. Lynch, John H. Donnelly,
Frederick A. Unsworth, James r,
Mooney, James A Murray, Richard
f. Malta, Dominic Walsh, John
Mann, w. Albert Rueki, Harry Sheik,
Andrew Wosti, william j. Kearns,
Lieutenant John Caffrey, Battalion
Chief M. j. Durkin, George NJ. Cav,
William L. Fox, John A. Witty
Francis X. Crowley, William j. Wa
ters, Nicholas Bibbo, William j. Me-
F'adden, Philip Brady, Thomas B.
O'Brien and Thomas Enright.