The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
$4,000 MARCH
To MORROW IN
G. @. P.PARADE
Republican Host, 6Abr8ast,
VIII Show Harding's
Strength Here.
COOLIDGE TO REVIEW
Candidate fOrVice- President
VIII March to Union 4
League Club.
ALL NIGHT CELEBRATION
Demand for Places in Line
Exceeds All Hopes Of
Managers.
ALL NIGHT CELEBRATION

Such a demand has been made for
places in the Harding and Coolidge
parade for tomorrow night that Gen.
Charses IL Sheriff. grand marshal sent
out orders yesterday that the march
ers should be formed in files OF sixteen
front instead Of twelve, as originally
planned. The parade has been organ
lied by the Business Mems Republican
Association founded in 1854.
Some of the divisions have had to
take places that will not get them into
the line of march before II 80 in the
evening. More than $4,000 will be in
line and 1t will be well after l o'clock
on Fridax morning before the last man
has passed the reviewing stand at the
Union League Club.
So many men from the Lacsawanna
Railroad wished TO march that the COM
psny decided yesterday to take them
in barges to the foot of East Thirty
fourth street.
The parade will start from Broadway
and Worth street at 6 10 O'clock Gov.
Coolidge will march from there with
his escort Divisions will fall into line
all the way up. Broadway.
THE corner OF Fifth avenue and
Twenty-third street is the hub OF our
monster wheel" general orders states
our divisions marching from their as
sembly points TO that point in Madison
Square are the spokeS Of the wheel, and
each one Of them after swinging around
that hub will proceed up Fifth avenue
10 Fifty-seventh street. the point of dis
missal."
Gov. Coolidge win march to the Union
League Club. where he will review the
parade with Elihu Root and other re-
viewing officers up to the time he has to
go to Carnegie Hall 20 speak. Later ne
VIII return to the club to review the
remainder of the parade.
The organization OF the parade, with
the place Of assembly and the time each
division will start (marchers are asked
20 assembly half an hour before their
marching time), is given below:
south Sector.
Col George W. Burleigh, Chief OF Aids
1 J. Dry Goods Trade.-Bert II. Dor.
den, marshal: assemble on Worth
street. head OF column at Broadway:
march at 6:15NP. NJ. This trade vii! I
also occupy Thomas. Leonard, Franklin |
end White streets TO the west OF Broad
way.
. Knit Goods.-walter p. Austin
marshal assemble on Thomas street to /
The west OF the dry goods unit. facing
cast. head OF column rear OF dry goods
unit; march ut c 30 p. NJ.
3. Horse Clothing and Saddlery.-
Gilbert c. Arrowsmlth marshal: as
scmble on Thomas street. rear OF knit
goods division. head of column rear of |
Unit goods division; march at 6 40
= Boot and Shoe Trade.-Nathaniel
&. Fisher, marshal assemble on Duane
street. west Of Broadway. head of col
lmn broadway; march at G 80 P. NJ.
;. Shoe Manufacturers RAYMOND |
Morse, marshal: assemble on Duane
street, east Of Broadway, head OF col
umn at Broadway: march at 40 p. NJ
6. Hide and Leather Division
Major Thomas r. Fleming. marshal;
assemble on Duane street, rear Of shoe
manufacturers division. facing west.
head OF column rear Of shoe manufac-
turers' division march at 0 80 T.. NJ
z. Steam. Water and Gas supply As
III. Simmons, mar
shall: assemble on Leonard street, east
OF Broadway, facing west. head us
column at broadway; march at GAO
=. M
s. Hardware. Metals and Allied
Ris. marshal; ASSEM-
bic on Franklin street. east Of Broad
way. head of column at Broadway:
march AT 40 r. "
southwest sector.
Col. John J. Byrne, Chief OF Aids.
.. Clothing. Lang, marshal:
assemble on Fourth street, cast OF
Broadway. head Of column at Broad
way march at Il. NJ
10 Corsets-col. William l.. Marble.
assemble on washington
Square East facing south. hend OF coll
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