New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-04

Charles Z. Hughes viii lead one sec
.,- of the great demonstration for
comment that viii typlfv the old
~, of America. Accompanied by A.
p,-on Hepburn. president OF the
'.,-pe Nr Hughes viii leave Broad
80 and Worth Street al 6:l5, heading
~ column which forms at that point
us viii ride through Lafayette Street
n Washington Square and thence up
ra- Avenue 90 the Union League Club,
,lsre he will wait 20 see the marchers
uso want him 20 lead their country.
RehsuG Nr. Hughes. as in all other
.se.ors. viii come men representing
,bs countless trades and industries OF a
~-sat c.tv. There viii be railroad men.
lumber men. bankers, brokers, archi-
,ee,,. drygoods men. furniture men,
writer's. lawyers. insurance men. PUB
fishers. engineers. jewellers. druggists,
r,oeer. and shoe men. Political organ
nation, viii Doe in the minority Tor
ife narade lis Joe no sense partisan
demonstration.
rbe flame viii burn whether the
weather IS good or bad. a downpour
NAV thin the ranks. but. IN the opinion
Of the organizers, zone man VINO
marches boz the rain counts for ten VINO
march n fair weather.
Originally the columns were 10 march
zen abreast. but ln the last few days
DE army has been so increased thai
,he order hs, gone forth to march by
dies o. fourteen. Floats viii lengthen
he line and sparencies with Sur
ing and biting slogans VIII helghten
i,s effect.
Drygoods Men in Van
As In the preparedness parade last
,pr,rc. several hours viii elapse be-
fore every spoke In the wheel is IN
notion. The drygoods division, 3'OOn
strong viii get under way hrst,. at
sl5. but DO VIII be o'clock before
ne LAWYERS shoulder their torches and
receive the command 20 march.
The narade viii disbard at Fifty
seventh Street and Fifth Avenue. The
reviewing officers az the Union League
Club viii be Charles L. Hughes, for
rer President William II. Taft for
mer Senator EGhu Root and William
~ Calder. Republican candidate Tor
United States Senator. Colonel Roose-
welt will be in the stand unless a
speaking engagement prevents. Gov
ernor Charles S. Whitman has been M
y,ed 10 review the parade. but ms
acceptance had not been received last
night
There will be nine spokes in the
flaming wheel. the ninth being formed
by all the marchers as they swing
north from Madison Square 10 the DIS
banding point, at Fifth Avenue and
Ffty-seventh Street. The first spoke
will move north by way Of Washlng-
ton Square and Fifth Avenue. one
Union Square spoke viii strike upward
through Fourth Avenue and another
through Second Avenue. Marchers Will
pour through Eighth Avenue from
Jackson Park on the south and FIFTY
seventh Street on the north, others
through Fourth Avenue from Murray
Hill and through Lexington Avenue
from East Thirty Street
Formation of the Parade
The various units will form at the
following places and hours, according
TO Instructions issued by Charles H.
Sheriff., grand marshal:
First Division
Lieutenant Colonel John ). Byrne. chief OF
aids.
Drygoods-H. D. Cooper, Worth Street,
facing east az Broadway. 10 ,. m.
Horse Clothing and Saddlery-W. +; Men
80 LnHieo otft'-f AeN'"e ee-7s ~
Boots and shoes-N. C. Fisher. East
Warrington Square facing south at South
Warrington Square $3.50 =. m.
ha,s-W. J. Dixon. East WASHINGTON
Place. facing wet at East Washington
steam. water and Gas Supply Association
W. b. Tufts South Washington Square,
facing east al West Broadway. 6 :55 p. m.
=, Coffee. Tea. Sugar and Allied ITades-
H. ,. Council. South Washington Square
facing east az Sullivan Street Q :3o y. m.
Drug. Oil and Paint-Dr. W. J. Schieffelin.
North Washington Square. facing west at
MN Avenue. 8 go ,. N.
sporting Goods-H. r. spalding, East
HMaverley Place. facing west al University
race 40 ,. m. ,
Produce Exehange-H. L. Bodman, North
Warrington Square. facing east az fifth Ave
hue. 8 :45 2. M
women's Garments-B c. Faulkner. West
Maveriey Place facing east at West Washing
ION Square. 8 40 ?. m.
furs-Albort Cohn. West Washington
Square, facing north al North Washington
coa-W. d. Leeds. West Washington
sSSaare. facing north at West Washington
f1ee $3.50 p. m.
Wholesale Mininery-G. NJ DALEY. East
100 ,. m.
NtfO0u DlNioiOh
Lieutenant Howard C. Smith. chief OF AIDS.
=. Uptown Drygoods Albert Tilt North
Shion square East Eighteenth Street Eas'
nheieenth Street. East Twentieth Street
LAST Twenty -frst Street and East twenty
s'oond Street facing east at last Union
"tsAfe, go ,. m.
Carpet-M W. Robinson. East Seven
etnth Street. facing west at East Union
SQUARE, 80 ?. m.
keAl Estate-A. B. Ashforth. East Union
quar- facing north at ESst Snteenh
ogeet ?, m.
HIDE and leather-MRJor T. X. Fleming
@tner Spruce and Nassau Streets. facing
wy ,. m.
o. Lspor,ers-w. A. Hin. East sixteenth
Pm
e. rAnos Albert Behning East Fifteenth
3SIset facing west AZ East Union Square.
eYs ,. m.
furuiture-W X. Rishcl East Nineteenth
pm
q. PAper-P. T. Vernon. East Twentieth
Pm.
Author James Barnes, East Twentleth
.esl facing west at Players Club. s:l5
Iemher-R. J. Pcrrine. East Twenty-hrt