Evening journal., 1919-08-27
LABOR TO TURN GUT
Strong ON MONDAY
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NfAAtANNA AANAAA NhNH
lngton, 10 Eighteenth. 10 the dismissal
point. the Washington Heights grand
stand. Following the dismissal OF the
parade the marchers VIII group around
the grandstsnd and be led in singing by
Irving easier. Sing" leader OF the VIII
mingtOn Community Service.
The mass meeting viii be held at 1890
o'clock. Governor Townsend aud his
stan. Mayor Taylor and members Of the
city Council have been invited TO at
tend.
The shlpyard locals will have a
large representation. The railroad trades
VIII have a division OF their own. Tho
leather workers will have at least 1900
members In line with number OF
floats. one OF the local morocco manu-
featuring concerns will have floats In
line showing every process of the mlnu-
featuring Of glazed kid and this foat
promises 90 be a most interesting eX-
hlbt The women members of the
leather workers union. VIII be led by
band composed Of women muslclans
The Wilmington Community Service
will have a float In line bearing on the
recreational work that Is being accom-
plished by that organization. Lieuten-
ant Hart. who Is the Wilmington rep
resentative Of the u. :. Public llealth
Service. VIII have a f0at in line 1dNo-
eating the work he Is campaigning Tor
In this district.
THE central body viii have at the
head Of its members number OF
trImpelers who VIII announce tha'
the parade Is on.
They will move from Sixteenth and
French streets and organizations WIZ
follow in the manner drawn, falling
into line from the west side OF the
street first The lineup OF organiza-
tions will be as follows:
Platoon OF police; trumpeters; Cen
trail Labor Union delegates; band
plumbers and asbestos workers; VII
mlngton Typographical Union; band;
Bollermakers. l9i: band; Electrical
Workers, 3i3; band: Carpenters ana
Jolners. 626; Ship Carpenters, i,i2o;
hand: United Leather Workers; bandi
Hod Carriers and Building Laborers;
band: Marine Plumbers; band; Boiler
makers. 327; band: Bricklayers' Masons
and Tile Settlers: Journeymen BARRIERS
Sheet Metal Workers; Trolleymen's
Inionx band; Railroad Division (all
shop crafts; band; Colored Shipyard
Workers.
The organizations VIII form on the
following streets
Central Labor Union, Sixteenth street,
west OF French street: Plumbers ana
Asbestos Workers, Sixteenth street.
east OF French: Wilmington Typo
graphical Union. Fifteenth street, west
OF French: Boilermakers. No. aga FIJI
ieenth street. east OF French; Electrical
Workers. No. 3i3, Fourteenth street.
west OF French Carpenters and Joiners,
No. COG. Fourteenth street. east Of
French Ship Carpenters, No. ii25, Thir-
teenth street. west Of French; Leather
Workers. Thirteenth street, east or
French: Hod Carriers and Building
Laborers, Twelfth street, west OF
French: Marine Plumbers, Twelfth
street. east Of French: BOilermakers.
No. 327. Eleventh street. west OF
French Brlcklayers. BARRIERS, sheet
Metal Workers. Eleventh street, east OF
French: Troleymen's Union, Tenth
street. west OF French; Railroad Divi-
sion. an shop trades, Tenth street east
Of French: Colored Shipyard Workers,
Ninth street, east OF French.
II other organizations or individual |
members OF the labor movement who /
have not been assigned 10 places In /
line desire 10 parade. they are 10 be \
given places designated by the chief /
marshal OF the parade, George Sauter, |
or his aides. John II. Hickey and Fred
W. Silerle. The marshal and aides Will
march this year and will not, as In
years past, be moutned on flery steeds.
At last nights meeting a special re-
'eption committee was appointed by
he Central Labor Union 10 receive the
speakers at the Pennsylvania railroad
station upon their arrival In the city
md TO entertain them while they re-
main. The committee consists OF the
ollowing: George Sauter, John C. Say
or. John II. Hickey, Fred w. Stlerle
md Dennis J. Byrne.
The final meeting OF the Labor Day
will be held at No. COS Mar
let street Sunday morning at 40 o'clock.