The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-04

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spoke of hope and a future as bril-
liant as that Of the parade itself
Il appeared as II the elements
were In league 20 make the day
one OF harmony. Tor the leaders OF
the labor celebration could not have
! made Ia order more ideal day
The sun glinted on the splendid cos
TUNES OF the maoehers and the deli.
cate imagery ofrte floats, SO that
their beauty Was heightened. while
q cooling breeze came 20 the rescue
Of those who were making the long
march
Every division of the vast parade
Vas 80 nearly perfection in It's way
that % would b. diricult to pick out
detachments that made a better
showing than others As one com
pauy would sweep past. with heads
erect and step elastic. one could
hear ordinations OF admiration on
all sides only In moment 10 hear
them accumulated as another proud
detachment as gracefully strobe
along Il is sufficient 20 say that
labor. as whole. may be proud or
the appearance OF its forces As
shown in the great labor day pa
rade
There was one deviation from the
regular program As originally set
The parade. after having marched
down Woodw ard ave. out Jefferson
and back 10 Cadillac Sc, was 20
have dishanded there AZ the last
minute it was decided 20 change the
line o. march 10 pass The county jail
where there arr Eve pauernmaSers
locked up for contempt Oi court.
having been found guilty OF ylolat.
ing IN injunction ot the circuit
court
Monday Vas The last day OF the
IS the men were senteuced 20 serve.
bat each had dne o, 500 hanging
over him. which had 20 be- satisfied
before the men could b. released.
on principle the men refused TO
pay this nua and tor the present
must remain In tail
Sheri1 OaSmau however did not
want these men 10 be- deprived OF
he privilege of seeing their loyal
brothers march and agreed 20 take
ih7 Eve prisoners 10 the steps ~ the
sherin residence where they might
review he parade AS b. passed
hich Is said - have been as noyc'
q reviewing stand as that employe ed
for any parade ever held in Dstro.t
TIE prisoners seemed happy ana
very detachment % the big parade
asluted the men as they passed
Jadre Van Zile Who sentenced the
men saw them sunday evening ana
offered go Uterate them II hey
would promise 10 obey the order %
The courr In the future All decline d
20 max any promise and all mus
remain IN jail N definitely
Nftfr passing The c0gQly jail the
sarade dl,0andsd as II marched &c
Cad.llac-sq
EiEElr-tyor so;saaizaiions we're 10
'ar long line hat required mora
mar au hour o pass ana they rep
resented every industry iT the city
whose employees are ORGANIZED THe
parade vas divided into i've dis.
-Ioas under Chief Marshal John
steele president Of the Detroit Fed
Grafton q LABOR
During The parade The p r. r.
KEEP, WOodVai7-ave free ~ ce-s.
which permitted he procession to
move rapidly ulrholdt Interruption
The vast column o. cheerful! work.
men marched In me follow ,ng order
Division No f-fuHdus division.
Harvey Watson. division marshal.
Samuel r. Tooin. marshall ard
! Carpenters unions Nos 1894 1902
I 1888. 25l3. 300. 1871, 1907 and 10.
I Plum0ers union. Painters Nos &c.
I 1850 and - Asbestos worker. Co.
ment workers. Tile LAYERS and Help
ers. Sheet Metal worker. Slate and
/ TneRoCfers, Plasters' Helpers Com
position ROofers. Steamf,ter- lath
err. Structural Iron workers. Sign
/ Writers. Glaciers. Hoi Carriers
Electrical workers No IS. Terrsza
workers
Division No Metal Trade dITi
sion, n ! Corral division marshal
IT II Colyin. marshals aide. Metal
PoIishers Boiler Maker. Black
smiths. PatternEaFsrs Stove Mount
ers. Moulders. Machlnist-. Stationary
Engineers. F1remen and Aufo work
erg
Division No. Miscellaneous
trades. Frank MeTriefu!l. division
marshal. William Whitman, MAJ
shaPs aide Brewery worker. bottle
Sorterz. Machins Operator, Bakers
Bin Posters. Garment worker
Laundry worker, street Car Men
Bosmakerz, Barbers. Upholsterers
Custom Tailors. Theatrical stage
employs. Cigarnakers, shippers and
Packers. Cigarmakers' girls. Tobsc
co workers. Bartenders. Boot and
shoe workers. Tea and Coffee Sale@-
ron Retail Clerks Upholsterers and
other miscellaneous trades.
Division 30 ALLIED prin Ing
trado.. AARON Judge division mar
shall q IS lewis JnarshaPs aide.
Typographical union No IS. Book
5iuders union 40 %, German, Typo