Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-05
100000 TO MARCH
| IN June WALK OF
\ SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Demonstration to Be Held
Throughout county-Aoting
Governor to Attend.

oeHdlof john w. Slocum, acting gov
ernori and the mayors of the NUM-
cipalities in which they will march.
The Newark exercises will be con-
Quoted in Branch Brook Park. West
Side Park, Lincoln Park, Military
Park and East Side Park. The other
divisions will have their parades in
South Orange, Maplewood, East Or
ange, Orange, Irvington, Nutley and
Bloomfield
The ringing of church bells at 3
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon will be
the signal for the start of the
parades Should the weather not
permit the holding of the parades
they will be abandoned, and exercises
VIII be held in the Sunday schools
instead of in the parks.
Acting Governor Slocum will come
20 Newark tomorrow in time to par
alcipate in luncheon to be given in
me Y. w. c. A. building The guests
VIII leave the association headuuar-
ters IN automobiles. AT Broad and
Market streets the cars will separate
taxing the marshals and others to
the starting points of the .parades of
the various divisions. The acting
governors car will be driven from
place TO place so that he may de-
vote some time to each of the di-
visions in the county
Reviewing Officers.
The officers in charge of the di-
visions, who will act as reviewing
officers, are Grand Marshal DR.. Carl
Herman Wintsch and Deputy Grand
Marshals Edward w. Cooper. J. M
Dewar, U. Cutler Ryerson, A. E.
Brakeman, w. S. S. Rowland. Theo-
dore S. Fettinger, Hamilton T. Dis
prov. Waldo c. Genung and E. 6.
NacNabb
Among those in charge of the sun
day school work who will review the
parade and attend the exercises are
Rev. Perry II. Murdick. president of
the Essex County Sunday School As
soelatlon; Edward w. Cooper, presi-
dent OF the New jersey Sunday School
Association; Edward w. Durham.
treasurer of the latter association
James K. Assay, Camden County sun
DAY School Association; Rev. Samuel
ID. Price, department superintendent
Worlds Sunday School Association:
george T. Hall, member international
executive committee.
John T. Sproull, president New Jer-
sey State Christian Endeavor Society:
Herbert B. Brush, grand marshal
brooklyn parade; Rev. George G.
Nogel, superintendent Newark dis
trict; Rev David w. Lusk, secretary
Newark Presbyterian Church Exten-
sion; Henry Fl. Dawson, president
Newark Y. M. C. A; Alonzo Church.
secretary Essex County Park Com
mission; e. NJ. Moore elementary SUI
perintendent Essex county associa-
ton; James e. West, chief scout ex-
executive; L. Fl. Brumbaugh, super
1ntendent adult class work, and S. d.
Turton. corresponding secretary Es-
sex county association.
Divisions of Parade.
The various divisions with their re-
viewing officers and the places where
they will hold their exercises are as
follows:
East Side Observation-Disclosures Off
Ger, Grand Marshal Wintsch, Thomas
3. Lillybridge, marshal, and C. r..
Ripker, Charles Hallgring and Oscar
i. Day, assistant marshals. Exer-
4 cises and parade in East Side Park
Il West Side MISUNDERSTANDING Off
tscer, Deputy Grand Marshal Blake
t,man; Edward T.. Van Ness, marshal
wand w. w. Williams, Fred Schnitz
thnd C. F. Lingerman, assistant mar
shals Exercises and parade in West
ide Park.
< Lincoln Park MISUNDERSTANDING
#fficer, Deputy Grand Marshal Row
5Nnd; Arthur N. Clark, marshal, and
Everett Schaufele 2nd Francis
Hroughton, assistant marshals Ex-
4fcises in churches and parade in
Clinton avenue and Lincoln Park
MILITARY Park MISUNDERSTANDING
Officer, Deputy Grand Marshal Ge-
ming; Erwin G. C. Gauss, marshal,
- Tai; Sci,
baSsistant marshals. Exercises in
Peddie Memorial Church and parade
= in Military Park.
Branch Brook Park DiVision-Re-
viewing officer, Deputy Grand Mar
j. shall AFettinger; Shelton c. Hemstreet,
marshal, and III. Lynn, assistant mar
shall Exercises in churches and pa
rade in Branch Brook Park.
North End MISUNDERSTANDING Off
GER Deputy Grand Marshal Disbrow:
Robert II. Thompson, marshal. and
= w. G. Hillman, Edward Forbes and
George II. Thompson, assistant mar
shals. Exercises and parade in
Branch Brook Park.
South orange Observation-Disclosures
officer, Deputy Grand Marshal Coop
er: George X. Badger, marshal, and
Frank Wildey and Edward II. Ba-
levre. assistant marschals. Exercises
in churches and parade in South Or
ange Village Park.
East Orange Observation-Disclosures
officer, DIR. Wintsch; Captain Claude
e. Lanterman, marshall and Ira
Smith, Colonel Oscar III. Condit,
Charles L. Beckwith, Fred A. Re-
mer and Russell l.. Palmer, assistant
marshals. Exercises in CHURCHES and
parade in East Orange Parkway for
WHtSRSGInQ
Park for Watsessing section.
Maplewood MISUNDERSTANDING Of
fcer. Deputy Grand Marshal Mac
Nabb; Allen S. Turner, marshal, and
frank r. Richardson and w. w.
F-iberger. assistant marshals. EXer-
cises in churches and parade in Ma
plewood and Hilton.
orange Observation-Disclosures officer,
Deouty Grand Marshal Ryerson;
Roaert Link, marshal, and E. w,
curtis and James I. Peck, assistant
marshals. Exercises in churches ana
parade in Park avenue.
Iryington MISUNDERSTANDING ofil-
Ger Mr.. MacNabb: Daniel Yetter,
marshal, and A. Leroy Baggott, as
sistanf marshal. Exercises in
rhnrehes and parade in Irvington
Park. -
Bloomfield Observation-Disclosures Of
ficer. Deputy Grand Marshal Dewar;
Herbert L. Stone, marshal, and STAN
lev M. Crowell Everett Benjamin and
Raymond Williams, assistant mar
shals. Exercises in churches and pa
rade in Bloomfield green.
Nutley Division-Reyiewing ofhceT'
Mr.. Genung; e. NJ. Cone, marshal.
Exercises and parade in Nutley.
Keystone PrOgressives Favor
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