The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-30
PLANS CONP[ ETEFOR WHEEuNG'S
BIGGEST LABOR DAY PARADE
MORE THAN EIGHTY FIVE LAHo1
UNION LOCALS HAVE BEEN
ASSIGNED POSITIONS.
CEREMONIES TO OPEN WITH The
RAISING OF A6ERIcAN FLAG
AT POLLACR MONUMENT.
PARADE TO BE FOLLOWED By OUT
ING ON FAIR 9RoUHD8 AT
WHICH PROMINENT LABOR
OFFICIALS WILL SPEAK.

Final details for the Labor Day pa
rade and outing to be held In this city
Monday by the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly and the Belmont Trades
Assembly will be gone over In meeting
Of the joint committee to be held sunday
in this city. The new order. covering
the parade and program for the outing
has been issued through the office or
w. l. Cumberlidgc secretary or the
Ohio Valley Trades Assembly. covering
in detail the formation Of the parade,
the line Of march and assignment OF
organizations and bands
The Labor Day ceremonies Will De
opened formally with the raising Of the
American Flag at the, Pollack monu-
menl on the court house lawn at 9:l5
o'clock Monday morning. This cere-
mony will be concluded promptly at
$50 giving ample time for the formation
Of the Labor parade, which Is scheduled
to move promptly at ten o'clock
The labor officials who are to ad-
dress the outing at the State Fair
Grounds include N. F. Tighe. president
Of the Amalgamated association of Iron,
Sheet aud Tin Workers and Walter Lar
kins, national vice president 70 the same
organization, who have been assigned to
n prominent place near the head OF the
parade.
Louis Leonard and John J. Sheehan
will be chief marshals of the parade,
with J. r. Rose and John Murphy as
aides. There will be police division,
with representatives Of the police forces
and county and city officials represent
ing all towns under the jurisdiction OF
the two assemblies.
EiEhty-five labor union locals have al
ready been assigned to positions in the
parade, In addition to the bands The
parade IS expected to be the greatest
demonstration OF the kind ever witness
sed in the Ohio Valley.
The general order covering the parade
and othor features Of the Labor Day cele-
bration follows:
Joint Labor Day Celebration.
Between the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly and the Belmont Cen
trail Trades and Labor Assembly.
The line UP will be as follows:
Chief Marshals Louis Leonard and
John :. Sheehan: Aides J. 3. Rose and
John Murphy.
Police.
County and city officials, representing
all towns under the jurisdiction Of both
assemblies.
6pSaketRs
M.F. Tighe, national president Of A A
OF I. S. & T. w. and other international
officers.
Joint Executive Boards Of the Ohio
Valley Trades and Labor Assembly and
the Belmont Central Trades and Labor
| Assembly.
FIRST Division.
Division Marshals, J. W. Landers and
| F.. Reece; entire division composed OF
! Amalgamated Association of Iron. Steel
and Tin Workers.
Mountain State Lodge No. 10 with
band.
Stogie City Lodge No. rs.
Victory lodge No. 81.
Beech Bottom lodge No. 90 with band.
Ohio Valley lodge No. 1o2. Bellaire.
Manchester lodge No. IL.
= F'ollansbce Jorge No. J, Follansbee.
Ferry Lodge No. so. Martins Ferry.
Laughing lodge No. 81.
Fort Henry lodge No. 20 with band.
Wheeling lodge No. IS.
Nail City lodge No. "a.
Belmont lodge No. &C.
Crescent lodge No. 8 with band.
Second Division
Division marshals, James Patterson
and Burt Mead.
This division will be composed or
various building crafts.
Structural iron workers, No. 90 with
band.
Structural iron workers No. 231.
Carpenters No. 3.
Carpenters No. 1928.
Carpenters No. 1917.
Carpenters, BcllaIre No. II.
Carpenters Martins Ferry No. 1867.
Carpenters Bridgeport No. 40.
Painters No. 81 with band
Plumbers No. SO.
Electrical Workers No. ~.
Electrical Workers, No. 2f7.
Electrical Workers No. S7s Bellaire.
Electrical Workers No. SIS. Bcnwood.
Sheet Metal Workers No. 1871.
Third Division
Division Marshals. George Mc-Aninch
and VIM. Fritz
Butchers No. with band
Machinists No. SIS.
Machinists No. 1897, Bellaire.
Machinists No. 1850. Benwood.
Cigar Makers No. sol.
| Cigar Makers No. 479.
BARRIERS No. 257.
| BARRIERS No. 11S Martins Ferry.
| BARRIERS No. Al. Bcllalre.
| Fire Fighters No. -.
Tobacco Workers No. 2.
Tobacco Workers No. l4,S47
Pharnaco Workers No. 1919.
| Laundry Workers No. 90.
Cooks and Walters No. EOS.
Wheeling Can Workers.
! Drug Clerks No. 24S.
| Retail Clerks, Bellairc.
Retail Clerks, Martins Ferry
Brewery and Soft Drink Workers No.
| 348.
Firemen stationary, No. q.
FIremcn stationary, No. 45I. Bellaire.
Firemen, stationary. No. 1863 Bcnwood.
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