New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Coolidge Will
Head 6-HOu1.
Parade i'm City
y
Business and Professional
Men Plan Greatest Demon.
stration i'll History of New
York Tomorrow Night
College Men TO March
Event Intended as Rebuke
to Democratic Regime for
Unbusinesslike Methods

Men Of business and Of the profess
sions Of greater New York to the num-
Der of tens of thousands will parade
up Fifth Avenue tomorrow night in q
demonstration for Harding and Cool
idgc. The parade, scheduled to be one
Of The greatest civic professions in New
York's history, headed by Governor
Coolidge and his staff, will come as a
climax to the intense six weeks cam
paign Of the Business Mems Nepub-
lican Association. That organization
has been laboring to recruit the full
vote of business and professional in
tercsts in behalf Of the Republican
Presidential ticket ne~t Tuesday.
The parade will form at o'clock to-
morrow evening, and it is expected to
continue until after midnight. There
will be fortysoven trade and profess
sional divisions, each Of which has
been skillfully organized. The march
ing spectacle will be staged regardless
of weather conditions. it is announced.
In a foreword the association says:
"Thc business men of New York City
will take this occasion TO show the
brillancy and fervor Of their support
for an Administration which promises
to be one Of the greatest business ad
ministrations that the history of our
government has ever known. Thus
will they rcbukc the urbusinesslike
manner in which for eight years the
Democratic party has managed 4he
biggest business in the country-our
government
Formation Points for Sections
The formation points for the vari-
Gus sections of the parade are an
nounced as follows:
Escort for Governor Coolidge and
staff of the grand marshal, on Broad
way at Worth Street, at 6 p. IN.
The south scctcs Colonel George
W. Burleigh, chief of aides, will com
prise the following:
Dry goods trade Bert X. Borden, mar
shsl; Broadway and Worth Street; 6:15
p. m
- Knit goods Walter b. Austin, marshall
Thomas Street, with head of column at
rear Of dry goods unit; go p. m.
Horse clothing and sadlery-Gjlbcrt c.
Arrowsmith, marshall Thomas Street, in
rear of knit goods division: $50 p. IN.
Boot and shoe t,ade--Nathaniel c. Fisch-
er. marshal; Duane Street. west of Broad
way sac p. m.
Shoe manufacturers Raymond Morse
marshal; Duane street. cast Of rBoadway;
+: 3 Q p. IN.
Hide and ather division-Maior Thomas
r. Fleming, marshal; Duane Street in rear
OF shoe manufa cturers' division; 6:3O D. M
Steam, water and gas supply association
Charles II. Simmons marshal: Leonard
Street cas- tot Broadway; go p. III.
Hardware, metals and allied trades
bernard Ris, marshal; Franklin Street
cast of Broadway; GAO p. III.
Southwest Sector, Colonel John j.
Byrne, chief OF aides:
Clothing-Gahe Lang. marshal, Fourth
Corsets-Coloncl William e. Marble.
marshal. Washington sQtare Ease. 7 p m
Hat, cap and allied trades~-William
Campbell marshal, East Washington
Sporting Goods Division
Sporting goods-H. r. spalding. marshal.
West Washington Square 7:05 p. m.
Retail dry goods-Harry j. De Witt,
marshal North Washington Square. 7:2o
=, WhoIesale n'iIins,yc;ranvile r Daley
nSrmn at sa{n Ma or ASe"4 Mh5e 5srTha a. m
TENTH Eleventh and Twelfth streets. on
both Sides Of Fifth Avenue. 7:3o p. m.
Southeast sector, Major Alfred W.
Wendt, chief of aides
Uptown dry goods associations. fnclud-
ing silks. lace and embroideries, hahcr-
dashers. needle trades. braids. woolens
and worsteds--Albert Tilt, marshal. East
Mineteenth. East Twenticth. East Twenty
first and East Twenty second streets
west of Fourth Avenue $50 p. m
Tailors-Emil 'rwyeffort marshal
Fourth Avenue and Seventeenth Street,
:35 p.
Carpet Trade-John Sloane, marshal
East seventeenth Street, west of Fourth
Avenue, SIS =. m.
,Furnitur NJ Cox. marshal.
Nineteenth Street, east OF Fourth Avenue
80 =. IN.
Certified Accountants-winls s. Whit
Fourth Avenue S:35 p. N.
Architec tects-MaJor II. Edwards Fioken.
marshal Twenty first Street east Of
Fourth Avenue, s.3a y. IN.
Paper Trade-W'lliam G. Luke, marshal