Evening star., 1916-10-14
Other Divisions.

The second DIVISION, EDWIN +. GOOD :
win. marshal, will form on the south
side of F street northwest, with the
right of the line at North Capitol street.
and will march through the west en-
trance of the station in time to entrain
at 1890 o'clock. In this section are
the societies from Holy Trinity. st.
Vincent de Paul, st. Anthony's, Holy
Rosary. Sacred Heart. st. Margaret's s
(Seat Pleasant, Md. st. Matthias, Holy
Name, st. Peters. st. Jerome's, Church
esas
The third division will be composed
entirely of the Third Sunday Brigade
of st. Aloysius Church. 1t will form on
street northwest, with the right of
the column resting on North Capitol
street, proceeding to the Union station
in time to entrain at 12:45 o'clock.
Thomas B. McNamee will be marshal
of this section.
The fourth division will form on E
street northwest. with the right of the
line resting on North Capitol street, in
time to entrain at 12:45 o'clock. In this
division will be the societies from ST.
Augustine's, Church of the Incarnation
and st. Cypriens
To March in Platoons.
The societies will march in platoons
of eight men each. with the distance
between each platoon equal to the
width of the preceding platoon.
AS the Washington section will have
the right of the line in the parade,
which will have no bands, they will
march directly from the Mt. Royal sta
tion. Baltimore, and Immediately lead
off with the parade. The sections will
be required to form as fast as they
in a few minutes of each other at the
Mt. Royal station. None of the sections
will leave the Union station, Washing
ton. until all are loaded.
A special train will be run at $50
o'clock to morrow morning from the
Union station to carry over the fam
lilies and friends of the marchers
Twenty-Five parishes reported plans
completed at meeting last night Of
the presidents and spiritual directors
of the Washington societies, which was
held in the Immaculate Conception
Church, 9th and N streets northwest
General Secretary Frank Bresnahan
of the local societies was authority for
the statement that more than 5000
Washington men would participate.
Rev. P. c. Gavan Delivers Address.
Rev. P. C. Gavan spiritual director.
delivered an address in which he out
lined the aims of the society, working
for the uplift of men through frm
belief in the divinity Of Jesus Christ.
which. he said. meant the living Of a
clean life. which in turn meant better
citizens. better husbands and better
homes. He urged all to make a SPLEEN
did showing in Baltimore in order to
signaiize what the church aid it's lay
men stood for.
Mr.. Donovan of ST. AIoysius was ap-
pointed to see that sufficient red car
nations were supplied for the local dele
cations. The carnations will be worn
In honor of the cardinal, who will re-
view the marchers.
Marshal Walsh impressed upon those
present the necessity of having their
various sections on time SO that there
would be absolutely no delay in en-
training.
William Schultz reported that $3.50
arm bands in the colors of the society
had been procured for the local march
ers and that more could be obtained
If other local societies desired to wear
them in the parade.
Alongside the Star Spangled Banner
the Washington section will have at the
head of the parade a large papal flag
ALI of the organizations which will
participate in the parade will sing the
national anthem and church hymns.