The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-01

month Ot OctODer. inc eXdcl dInouHt coi-
 lected is 11.14o.47, which exceeds any cor-
 responding month in the history of Bir-
 mingham.. ssr a.QA .5
 >-<-<<<~<-<<<-<<<< <<<<<~< | H. Sterritt, Mrs A. c. Oxford, Mrs. D. I M. Drennen, Mrs. Ross c. Smith, Mrs. H. M. McNutt, Mrs. J. B. Leedy, Mrs. l A. A. Coleman, Mrs. Felix Mclaughlin.
 Mrs. J. c. Henly, Mrs. W. E. Yancey.
 Mrs B. F. Roden, Mrs. J. B. Reid, Mrs | F. S. Ferguson, Mrs. Samuel w. Vance, l Mrs William H. Sims, Mrs. Samuel l..
 Robertson. Mrs. J. w. Bush
 Daughters Committee.
 Miss Lillian Roden, Miss Hannah El-
 liott, Miss Mllie Nabb, Miss Louise
 Walker, Miss Kate Garrett Miss Marion
 Hamilton Miss Margaret Benners, Miss
 Helen Van Hoose, Miss Kate Smith, Miss | Lola Denson Miss Henrietta Wilcox
 Miss Ethel Sharpe Miss Daisy Moody
 Miss Caroline Chisholm, Miss Fannie | Dunn, Miss Alma Frazier. Miss Bessie | Enslen Miss Emma Reid, Miss Elizabeth Jemison, Miss Mignon Conner Miss Jessie | Thompson. Miss Hollon Harris, Miss | Annie Kendrick Walker. Miss Lucy Ha- | good Miss Marjorie Catchings, Miss An- nie Jemison, Miss Molie Cullom, Miss Mary E. Graves, Miss Margaret Nixon, | Miss Julia Ward, Miss Alice Moore. Miss | Maebelle Sloss, Miss Ella Smith, Miss | Mamie Johnson, Miss Carrie Sharpe, Miss Rosa Munger Miss Grace Hardie 1 Miss Emma Leedy Miss Carrie Cobb, Miss Mary Beard, Miss Jennie Trimble | Miss. Nettie Abernathy. Miss Mildred Darby. fT At City. Hall. l Music by band. |, Prayer by Rev. M. H. Wells, chaplain of Camp Hardee. Address of welcome by Mrs. Asa Roun- l tree. l Response by General George P. Harri- son. Song in character by Miss Murphy
 Music by band and Dixie" by all the | veterans.
 Bonnie Blue Flag" by Miss Aurelia i Sewall.
 Song by Miss Harrison. I Refreshments served by the ladies' The. Positions. l The line of march and the positions of 1 the various organizations in the parade | Thursday morning at 10 o'clock will be as 1 follows: | First brigade. on the west side of Twen- l tieth street. just north of Sixth avenue in l two ranks fronting east
 
 I Twentieth street on the left of First Bri- 1 gade. l Third brigade on the east side of Twen- 1 tieth street, just north of Sixth avenue, in | two ranks, fronting west. ] Fourth brigade on the right of Third l brigade. 1 The order and line of march will be as | follows: 1 Platoon of police. Band. Division standard bearer. Maj. Gen. Harrison and stan. Division carriage with sponsor and maids. Brigadier General John w. A. Sanford and staff. Carriage with sponsor and maids of hon. or. Camps composing First brigade. Col. John c. Webb and staff. Carriage with sponsor and maid of hon. or. Camps composing Second brigade Alabama National Guard, composed of the Jefferson Volunteers. Birmingham Rifles, Troop D and Browden Light ar- tillery. Brig. Gen. J. N. Thompson and staff. Carriage with sponsor and maids of honor. Camps composing Third brigade. Brig. Gen. J. W. Bush and staff. Carriage with sponsor and maids of honor. Camps composing Fourth brigade. Carriages containing disabled veterans. Gen. Thomas M. Owen and staff. Carriage with sponsor and maids of |, honor. Camps of Sons of Veterans. Private carriages. All carriages will take positions as- signed them on both sides of Sixth ave- nue, between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets. facing west. Line of March-Along Sixth avenue,