The Washington times., 1919-10-26
LAbORPARADE.
TO Eb|GGEST
c. ANNALS
Delayed Celebration to Be Held
tuesday Night With $4,000
In Line.

Organized isbor's tribute To the var
record Of samuel Gompers. veteran
president OF the American Federation
Of Labor. set for Tuesday night.
promises 10 excel any similar cele-
brstion attempted in che Nstionsi
Capital
The celebration, delayed more than
q year. will be unousstionsbly the
largest labor celebration in the his-
tory Of the District OF Columbia A
mammoth psrsde-pzgeant will form
at Seventeenth and b streets north
west for a march down historfc Penn
sylvsnis avenue 20 Liberty Hut on the
plaza at the Union Station. IL is es-
timsted that more than $1,000 per-
sons will participate in the parade.
The Demonstration was originally
planned as an honor 70 Nr. Gompers
upon his return from Europe a year
aso. At that time death In his fam
fly caused an Indefinite postpone
ment.
Line ef march.
The line OF march will lead from
Serenteenth and B streets northvest
TO Fifteenth street and then north to
point the procession will swing along
the Avenue TO Peace Monument, from
there 10 street along First street
and then east 20 North Capitol street
which will be the route north 10 u
street and then east TO Liberty Hut
Units Of the parade will be disband-
ed north and south OF Massachusetts
avenue northeast. between Seventh
and Eleventh streets.
At the conclusion of the parade. Mr..
Gompers viii make an address at Lib
erty Hut. Other speakers will In
clude members OF the executive com
mittee. Members OF the Cabinet. the
diplomatic corps. Government officials
and members OF Congress not antaS-
onistic TO the labor movement viii
occupy seats on the restrum.
Parade Fsrxsafiea.
The formation o. the parade fol.
lows. Platoon -mstropoitan police:
grand marshal. ada Cenkrsi LABOR
Union Band. guests fautcmobiler1
Central Labor Union: Federsl Em.
ployes. No. los; Plate Printers. No.
2, Band; Stationary Firemen: Ensf-
neers, No. 90; Upholsterers. No. 5s;
Bakers and Confectionere, Band:
Bakery Statesmen; Building Trades
Council: lronworkers, No. s-201;
Bricklayers, Tilesettere and Masons;
Band; Engineers. No. " (hoisting);
operative Plasterers. Cement Finish
ers, Band: Brotherhood of Carpenters
Nos. 132 and 1926, Band; steamntters,
No. COZ: Electrical Workers. Nos ee
and las. Band; Elevator Constructors.
No. 10; Plumbers and Gssntters, No. s.
Band. Painters and Decorators. NO
sos Sign Painters Paperhaneer2
Wood Finixhers, Sheetmetal Nsorkera
Ia
riers, No. los. Stone and Building la.
oorers, Allied Trades, (Alexandria.
Na-). Band. Colu Ibia Typographical
Union, Band. Bookbinders, Printing
Pressmen. Press Feeders and Assist
ants, Horseshoers, FEDERAL Employees.
No. 2, band, Butcher workmen. Yeast
Cereal Veverages and Soft Drink
Workers. Machinists. No. 1ss. Street
Railway Employees. Nos. sss and SIS.
Columbia Lodge. No 2os7. Railway
Clerks. school curd,sns and Jsns
tors, Cigarmakers, Ice Cream wAgoo
Drivers. Jewelry Statesmen, Jewelry
Workers, international. A. r. Of L
Employes-fioat. Moving Picture op-
orators. Metal Trades Council, Ma
chinists, No. 174, band. oilers and
Beltmen, Blscksmiths. Molders, Boiler
makers, Navy Yard Helpers. band.
Cartridge Makers, Case. Chsuneure.
Government. Sheetmetsi workers.
Buffers. Platers anc MetsI PoIish~ra
Carpenters and Joiners. No. 52s. Pat
ternmakers, Navy Yard Electrical
Workers, Saiimakers. Navy Yard Rig.
gers, Ordnancemen, No. 10000, Crane
men, l. b. L. w, No. zoe. International
Federation OF Technical EnFineers.
Architects and Craftsmen. Chauneurx,
No. go (sutomobilesl.