New-York tribune., 1918-03-16
Women to March
With Sons Of En-
For St. Pat,;,k,
TO- 900 to Join in F;ft,|
Avenue Parade
To-day
'7is Not Pro-Germ.,
So Says Kennedy in De,;,, !.
Charges Made by "pr...
Committee"
I is Not Pro.Germ,,

If It's fair day to-day with
av the wind that yesterday fret..a a''' '
skirts av the wimmin who vsn,,.' :.
out, Roderick D'hu Kennedy, attsss'' s''
in the court of Justice Cohal.s s's
show Tim Healy a real St. pa,,.S y,
Day parade. Twill be as lony :.
army division, Kennedy saws. ''
woFen being voters now. Fifth sr. ."
Will see for the first time at ,o,,. 4N s4.
daughters of Old Erin swinging Wv. wv
with her sons to be reviewed - ,,s :,
Cathedral by the clergy. Mavo, II ~ "s
and various city and borough of;.'.'' is'
Two years ago (therc ahav;n, ,''' I
none last year by reason of rain, s' ~
Healy, the same being the ex.coro,. ,.a
gave parade. 1t was called ~. V
nual tournout of the Ancient ord.. ~
Hibcrnians of New York COUNTY ul \ /
was disputed, and is being disna. MY
again to-day, only the Shoe is os s'sY "
other foot. "'
Then, said Mr.. Kennedy ycs,,,,..
Mr.. Healy was able to muster sa,.
100 marchers. To-day there w;,, Is =
10000, no less. And il Mr.. B.,I, T.
wants to view the parade he mu,, i
it from the crowded side lines as n.
Kennedy had to ir 1916.
Tim Healy in Background
"For the purposes of this even,
said Mr.. Kennedy yesterday, adS,.,,
ing a group of reporters from lOu,n
IN the chambers Of Justice Cob,,,.
there is no such person as Tim Bs,l,
nor any Of them that supported NTH.
and tried to turn the city over 10 4,
Republicans"
This was his reply to paper sis,.
merely "Press Committee s.;.
stated that Kennedy was onlv an i
terloper in the A. 0. H.. whose p,p,|
would be g pro-German festivitv c,|
tanned by soap-boxers and 6lled vaI
ois!oyal Friends of Irish Freedom
This Will be IA true ish-Amers,
affair." said Kennedy. The orpang
ton that got the permit for the nsns
last month is the regularly recognis
New York County branch Of N
Ancient Order of Hibcrnians, and \
the parade there viii be nothing n
American, Irish and service flags n
lowed. Yes. and shamrocks."
The guests of honor will be JelJ
Dewey, editor of the "Gaelic-Amerisr
and DR.. Patrick McCartan, Irish suI
bassador" 10 the United States. At,a
Hibernian ball TO follow the pauaI
tonight at Laurel Hall, Madison AveI
nue. and ll6th Street, Dr.. McCartan "
deliver an address on st. Patrick, wL3
Mr.. Dewey will speak on the seNa||
Of Irishmen to the United States.
Cardinal Farley will review II
parade from the stand to be ereoI
upon the grounds of st. Patridl
Cathedral, Fifth Avenue and FiftaI
Street, if the dav is fair and war
The Cardinals health is such as wcs
render it dangerous for him to bHt
such weather as that Of yesterday.
he does not appear he will be reFf
sented by Monsignors Lavelle
Mooney.
Mayo. Hylan Accepts
The reviewing stand was bull!
accommodate only 100 persons. I'm
was why no invitation was sent to N +
Ellen O'Grady, fifth deputy police eoI
missioner, to be one of a party liel
Police Headquarters, which Will lneu1
Commissioner Enright and several
his men aids. Mayor Hylan sent In d
acceptance last night. III
The parade will start at Z oa@l
this afternoon. from Fifth Avenue
Forty fourth Street. The mar'G
end at Fifth Avenue and llbth S'lT
: where the grand marshal, ChslIs'
: Connolly. his aids and the lASS
guests viii hold another review.
, There will be eight divisions lhas
;nr the Cumann Nam Ban, the wons
organization, delegations from rs.. ~
branches OF Friends Of Irish fIs';,
and Gaelic clubs in Manhattan.
Bronx. Brooklyn and Queens uss,I W.,
cadet and drum corps from ''
church parishes. l.. v, y
AS given out yesterday by NJ, =. M
nedy. the order of the day Is S
lows: r,r,,E
cba;rrnan man Of the committee on aFIsasN
,nnnts. ~, .''',i Cbsrlcs p Connolly, grand nI
shall: Charles r. Sheeran' ln" a N IS
John ]. Reagan, second aid =, ~
James c. O'Reilly, aide-de- camp ;i q M b
, Joseph I. Berry. chief specisai I.r, 1sms
tain B. Lyon. chief Of stan 'sa s,rr
Doris. secretary arrangements '.i "A 81
tee: Andrew Gardan, treasurer, - .,s
J. O'Connor, chairman reception
"jffse. T"s irish piper. will lead 'si
division. Just behind the grara! !n Isl IL.
and the police escort. men Msie y
the Irish Volunteers: uhaet ssu Sstu,s
Ian; knights of the Blessea sss sss.b
of st. Jean the Baptist ChS,sas S.;,s. y
Volunteers. under Captain suiSs T;s,s
i New York Protectory Cadets. ~
battaljors. marshalled By james ga :.
, lean on foot: Monsignor aT y ID
! Cadets. All Saints schooloo!ysass !ys,ss /
costume. Catholic Boys bFisars !S", I'd
: Raphaers Church, with fa'n' ..u d
Dunigan commanding; pos,s I'd
LADY Queen of the Angels ,,ssIl
] Father John O'DonoVan ]" snd :
Friends Of Irish Freedom ,..s III. n
$ members of the Friends o. ,r;.h ven ~ &
: dom. bearing American ana iians ii.rs
i Then viii follow these div'S,oa.
Thomas ]. Clark branch; 'ryrenTs ens-nsiIls. mad
r Thomas McDonough SocieW' stat.
!. branch; Thomas Ash ota'iSa Won Toa
Lcague. Bunker Hill CLUB "11 H.
G OTally Society, Division J. a; c;s~sersn. "
:; Mcbride brian Boru. Bishop o
. Robert Emmett branches- ~. and Y
X Third Battalion CarMeiWlss. Ws m Bsn
: Kent branches Cumann Ma"
American Auxiliary -, men
{. Fourth Battalion. pan.," pa., hranshe-
y pcarsc and Joseph PlunSeun 'Htosnd
n Fifth Battalion John t ;.aoehss n.hs
Connolly. mn III I7is. Columbkilal lal.ssnsan. sranl. =