The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-25
BASE BALL. BIRMINGHAM
 Monday,
 Tuesday and Wednesday. Game Called $50.
THE MEMORIAL DA
 PROGRAM.
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 and participants in the Memorial Day exercises as made public yesterday by the Ladies Memorial Association is as fellows: ~ Chaplain-Rev. o. F. Gregory. .Chairman-Judge J. c. Carmichael. Recitationist--Miss Graham.
 Orator of the day-MaJor B. R. Bricken. Alternate-Judge T. M. Richardson. Grand Marshal-CoL W. B. Jones.
 Rendezvous at corner of Blob and Moulton Streets, 3 D. m. sharp.
 Order of Procession.
 Mounted Police. t3ss
 Band of Music. t Grand MafshaI Jones and Assistant Msrsbals-Col. J. B. Fuller, Major W. w. Screws, J. c. Crowell, Esq, Jno. G. Crom- melin, Col B. M. Washburn, Col. Wade McBride, Captain Jno. c. Finley, O. w. Fucker. Geo. F. sedberry. W. D. sayrc, Capt. Geo. c. Clisby, T. H. Moore, W. F. Ledyard, H. H. Robinson. Geo. Ely. Milton Riley. H. c. Davidson. J. H. Cal loway, Walter Stokes, George Beers, Charles Stern, George W. Halls, David Johnson, W. W. Wordsworth, Capt. E. W. Booker. David Abraham. c. L. Ruth, 2. B. Hall, E. G. Fowler, c. A. Lanler R. R. Poole. Vim. Berney. J. H. Eason, J. E. Gaston, J. H. May. A. L. R. Thompson, J. T. Robertson, Capt. J. h. Judkins
 The following gentlemen, Sons of Vet crans, are requested to act as aides: Hon. Thos. M. Owen, Commander Sons of Veterans: Burgin Fuller. Ray Jones. Fred Hammond. Capt. Phil Stern. Benj +. Noble, Junius J. Pierce. Sidney ]. Well, Baldwin washburn. c. A. Lanier. Jr.. s. J. Cassels. Robert Arlington. Elm melt seibles, Hugh Dent, w. s. Reese, Hunter Roquemore. L. H. Moore. J. W. Tullis.
 The Montgomery True Blues. Captain Baber.
 The Montgomery Greys. Captain s. H. Roberts
 The Field Artillery, Captain Roswald. The Governors Guards, Captain Good wyn.
 Major westcott and General Brandon. commanding. The military will report to Chief Marshal Jones.
 The Confederate Veterans, Camp Lo- max, under Captain Fuller: Camp Falk- ner. under Captain Purifoy. All veter- ans and Sons of Veterans who wish tn unite in the ceremonies with their re- spective commanders will report to Chief Marshal Jones.
 First Carriage-Mrs M D. Bibb, Presi- dent of the Ladies Memorial Association; Mrs. J. c. Lee, Vice President; Mrs Geo R. Doran. Treasurer; Mrs. l. M. P. Ock- enden. Secretary.
 Second Carriage-Major B. R. Bricken, orator of the day; Judge T. M. Richard son. alternate: Miss Nettie May Graham. recitationist; Mrs. W. A. Gesner. assis- tant secretary.
 Third Carriage-Governor W. D. Jelks or Lieutenant Governor Cunningham; E T11dOo T ~ michael; Hon. Thomas M. owen.
 The Ladies Memorial Association, the various Chapters of the United Daught- CTS of the Confederacy, the Children of the Confederacy. the D. A. R.
 Mayor Carr and city officials.
 The press. the ministers of the gospel. all fraternal orders the schools. teachers. superintendents, societies, citizens, visit ors.
 Line of March.
 Grand Marsal w. B. Jones, command ing:
 Start at corner Bibb and MouIton Street, from thence to Commerce, thence to Dexter Avenue, thence to Bainbridge, then to cemetery. Exercises at cemetery-Revilie by the band.
 Bugle call from cavalry.
 Announcement by chairman and in- troduction of chaplain.
 Prayer by Rev. O. F. Gregory.
 Song by the Veterans.
 Introduction of recitationist.
 Recitation of poem by Miss Nettte May Graham.
 Music.
 Song by quartette.
 Benediction by chaplain.
 Floral tributes on graves-muslc during ceremony.
 volleys fired by the military.
 Taps,
 Open cars will be waiting on Court Square to convey the Veterans in a body to Oakwood Cemetery.
 Mayor Carr will send evergreens to the capitol and to the cemetery. The ladies will find an abundance of evergreens, cedars. palms, etc.. provided for their work at the capitol and at the cemetery Monday. 18th a. m.
 All flowers and wreaths are requested to be sent to the residence of Mrs. J. c. Lee. 102 Church Street, as early as pos sible Tuesday morning.
 Citizens In carriages will please join in the procession.
 Not only all the members of the Ladies' Memorial Association and all connected herewith. but every citizen or visitor who desires to assist are cordially 1n- vited to do so, in any manner or at any time. The work of memory belongs to all.
 Any assistance rendered Colonel W. B. nIr.