Evening star., 1916-06-28
DEDICATE NEW HOME
TUESDAY, JULY 4
Appropriate Exercises to
Mark Notable Event by
the A. F. of L.
PRINCIPAL ADDRESS
BY PRESIDENT WILSON
Members of Organization Are to
March in Their Respective Unions
in a Large Parade.

The new home of the American Fede-
ration of Labor. at 9th street and Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest, is to be
dedicated July 4 with appropriate ex-
ercises. The principal address is to be
delivered by President Wilson.
In connection with the exercises there
is to be a large parade, in which mem
bers of the organization will march in
their respective unions. Among those
who have signified their intention OF
attending the exercises are President
and Mrs. Wilson. Vice President and
Mrs Marshall, Secretary of Commerce
Mrs. Daniels, Attorney General Greg
ory, Commissioners Brownlow and Kutz.
E. W. Oyster. Representatives Cary,
Nolan. Roberts. Johnson, Kelvering.
Van Dyke and Heating and T. v. Pow
derly and A Caminetti of the bureau
of immigration.
The line of march of the parade,
which is to start at 10 o'clock. will be
from the Peace Monument along Penn
sylvania avenue west to 18th street.
18th street north to X, K street east to
10th. 10th street north to Massachu-
setts avenue. Massachusetts avenue east
to Sth street and Mount Vernon place,
north on sth to L street, where march
ers will disband. Then proceed as in
dividuals by way of eth street to the
dedication ceremonies.
Divisions Of the Parade.
The divisions Of the parade as ar
ranged will be as follows:
First division-Police escort, grand
marshal and aids, Baltimore Federation
of labor. state federations of labor. CEN
trail labor unions. two bands. delegates
to the machinists' convention, Columbia
Lodge ia. I. A. M; Machinists'. 1913:
band: Theatrical Stage Employees ALI
ance. Local %; Bar Tenders Local 42s.
BARRIERS Local Union 2ss and Station
cry Firemen, Local Union 63.
Second division-Federal Labor Union
1876 (bureau girls), band. plate print
ers, Street Carmen, Local Union $50:
Street Carmen. Local Union 313; band;
Moving Picture Operators, Local Union
224: School Custodians and Janitors
Federal Labor Union 1886; Watchmens
Federal Labor Union 14964. and Yeast
Workers. Federal Labor Union 1859.
Third division-Band. Bricklayers.
band. Molders' Local Union 215. Black
smiths, Pattern Makers Association.
Boilermakers' Local Union 45o. Navy
Yard Helpers. Federal Labor Union
1915. Boot and Shoe Workers.
Fourth division-Band. Typographi-
cal Union No. 101. Women's Bindery
Union. I. B. of B.. Local No. 40: Press
mems Local No. l. band, Federal En-
ployes' Union 1882. Bakers and Con-
fectioners' Local Union 11S, Bakery
Wagon Statesmen, Sheet Metal Workers,
Milkmen's Local Union 40.
Fifth division-Band. Electricians
Local Union 26. Railway Electricians,
Plumbers Local Union No 5. Retail
Clerks Local Union 262. Photo Engrav-
ers' Local Union II, Stenographers.
Typewriters, Bookkeepers and Assist
ants Federal Union 11173. Hosting En-
gineers Local Union II. Brewery
Workers Local Union 4s, Railway Ter
minal Employees.
Sixth division-Band. Laborers' Pro-
tective Federal Union 15037, Hodcar-
riers, Laundry Workers. Stone and
Building Laborers' Local Union 46.