The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-23
THE PROGRAMME IS NOW COMPLETE Grand Marshal Clark Issues Order of Parade MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES The Grand March to Capitol Park Will Start From the County Court
 House at 9;45
 o'clock.


 of visitors are expected to attend from all sections of the state
 The following order of parade was issued yesterday by Grand Marshal Louis V. | Clark:
 Headquarters of Grand Marshal, Birmingham. Alabama. Saturday, April 22, 1905. General orders No. 1.
 For the information of those partici- pating in the parade on Memorial Day, the following Is announced for their guidance
 1. The ceremonies will be under the aus pces of Pelham Chapter, United Daush- ters of the Confederacy and will begin with parade.
 9 The different organizations will as- semble at their respective headquarters | at a. m., Wednesday April 26. and will form their organizations, leaving head quarters at 9;15 and report to the grand marshall or his aides, at the court house | to be assigned to their position in line at 9:9O. preparatory for marching at 9:45 | a. m.
 | g. The parade will be formed in the fol- | lowing order from right to left: a. Platoon of police in charge of Chief | Wier.
 Grand marshal and staff 1 h. Platoon of police. 1 Music
 Military escort, consisting of Third reg iment. infantry. and visiting companies 1 from the Second regiment, infantry | Howard college cadets. Battery D. artillery. Troop D, cavalry | c. Delegations
 United Confederate veterans. from Bir- mingham, East Lake, Bessemer, Pratt | City and Woodawn. l Grand Army of the Republic l Spanish American veterans. 1 Sons of Veterans. d. Distinguished personages, in car | riages and tally-hos. 1 l. Governor Gen. George P. Harrison, l Mrs. C. G. Brown. Mrs. J. A. Rountree | II. Mayor Drennen. pr. J. C. Abernathy. 1 Mrs. R. H. Carter, Mrs. E. T. Taliaferro. 1 III Col. w. H. Denson, MT. R. N. Rhodes Mrs c. s. Simmons, Mrs. A. A. | Clisby.
 III. Mrs. J. N Hardeman. Mrs C. M | Tardy.
 Visiting delegations of Pelham Chapter, i United Daughters of the Confederacy, l from Birmingham Ensley, East Lake and l Bessemer.
 Q. Board of Aldermen and city officials l in carriages. l f. Music.
 g. 1ndependent Order of Odd Fellows, 1 from different sections of the district
 h. Civilians. in carriages and afoot. l i. Fire department Chief Mulin com manding.
 j. Platoon of police, Captain Johnson | commanding.
 {. The line of marching will be down Twenty-second street to Second avenue | out Second avenue to Twentieth street | up Twentieth street to the monument | Q. The commanding officers of the va | rious organizations will assume direct command after their organizations have | reached the monument. 1t Is specially | desired by the Daughters of the Confed- eracy that all organizations participat- | ing in the parade remain at the monu- | ment in an orderly manner during the | ceremonies. though if II is found neces- sary for any particular unit of the pa rade to leave such unit will be march off | under the command of its senior officer io charge, quietly leaving the grounds. 6 All organizations, distinguished per l sons, delegations and societies are invit- ed by the United Daughters of the Con- l federacy to assist m decorating the | graves at the cemetery
 T. The following are invited to act as aides to the grand marshal on this oc- | casion: Maj. Charles A. Jones'. Dr. J. E Dedman. Maj. John T. Yeatman, Maj. | w. C. Hearn, Maj. J. D. Elliott, Capt. R. | G Carter. Capt B. G. clifford, Lieut.. w. | II. Soper.
 They will le obeyed and respected ac- cordingly. | By command of
 LOUIS V. CLARK, 1 Grand Marshal CHAS. A. JONES. Chief of Staff.
 The order of ceremony at the unveil- l ing will be as follows: Prayer-Dr. l.. s. Hanadley.
 Opening Remarkably Mrs. J. A. Roun- 1 tree, president Pelham chapter. | Unveiling of Monument-Selene Roun- l tree and Charles Clisby. Music-"Dixie.' 1 Presentation of Monument-Mrs. Chas. | c. Brown, chairman monument commit | tee
 Address on behalf of Camp Hardee' U. | C. v.-Col. w. H. Densonl | Address on behalf or Camp Clayton, U. l s. C. V.-Gen. Rufus N. Rhodes Acceptance on behalf of the State Lieut.. Gov. R. NJ. Cunningham. l Acceptance on behalf of ne ety. Mayor l W. NJ. Drennen. l Address by orator of the day, Gen. George P. Harrison. commander Alabama l |. C. V.
 Prayer Dr. A. c. Davidson. l Adjourn to cemetery. | MRS. A. A. CLISBY. MRS. JOHN LEWIS, Programme Committee of Pelham Chap | ter.
 After these ceremonies are over the parade will again form and proceed to l Oak Hill cemetery, where the Daughters | will decorate the graves of the Confed- <, crate dead who lie buried there. | Retreat will be sounded by the bugle, 1 and after taps" the ceremonies of the l day will have come to an end | Headquarters Camp Forrest, U. c. V. l Special Orders No. ': | Attention Comrades: You are hereby or dered to report for duty at city hall. Woodlawn, on Wednesday, April 26, g a. m sharp for the purpose of partic- 1 ipating in the street parade and the un- ! yelling of the Confederate monument in Birmingham. The camp is to go mounted | Those who have no mounts, and wish to ride, will notify the quartermaster, who l will try to provide for you Other com rades who have mounts and wish to par ticipate will be welcome to our ranks.