The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23

and maintain this position in one or more ranks during march.
 (c) The United Confederate Veterans
 will form in fours at the right or the Presidents carriage and the Grand Army of the Republic to the left. They Will march with the Presidents carriage, out of the shed and up Twentieth street, as directed In General Orders No 1, this of flee. the center of each column being opposite the President. and maintain this position during the parade.
 (d) The special mounted escort of four of Alabama's Rough Riders to the Presidents carriage will be stationed as fol.ows
 MT Hooper Adams, Troop K, eight feet to front and right of horses
 MT Peter Force, Troop c. eight feet
 to front and left of horses.
 MT. w. P. Atkins. Troop c, eight feet to right and rear of right wheel of car riaEe.
 l. Mir. Hugh H. Wright, Troop p, eight sfeet to left and rear of left wheel of car riage.
 They will maintain this position during
 parade.
 Co The Spanish war veterans will follow the first carriage after the President, and form a solid front across Twentieth street
 with right resting on the east side Of Twentieth street and facing north, and maintain this position during parade.
 G-Platoon of cavalry will form In the rear of the Spanish war veterans on Twentieth street, with right resting near east curb and left near west curb, and maintain this position during parade.
 (g)-The carriages will proceed out of union depot as directed in General Or ders No. 1.
 s. (a).-The second division of the White Civic organization, as indicated in Gen Mo xs,flIf fof on h side of First avenue, right resting on east side of Twentieth street, in columns of not less than fours abreast. (b)-When the left wing of the first division, consisting of the last carriage of the board of aldermen, has passed the intersection of First avenue and Twen- tieth street. the second division will join In the rear, keeping a space of about sixty feet, until they reach Capitol park. when they will march west on Park avenue. to West Twentieth street. and counter-march back toward Twentieth street, so that the right and left wings will be massed on Park avenue, to the right of the speakers stand not nearer than twenty feet.
 colored Organizations. 9. fa).-The third division. consisting of colored civic organizations, will form as | indicated in General Orders No. 1, on
 south side of First avenue, facing north with right resting on west side of Twen- tieth street, in columns of not less than fours abreast.
 (b).-When the end of the second divis- ion passes into Twentieth street, the third division will join fin the rear sixty feet keeping this space until Capitol park is reached, when this division will move to the right on Park avenue, toward East Twentieth street, counter-march at East Twentieth street so that right and left wings will rest on the east side of Twentieth street and to the left of the | speakers stand not more than twenty | feet, and mass the division in that po- | sition.
 10. The Jefferson Choral society and | the young ladies representing the Con | federate veterans will assemble In the | space allotted to them immediately in | front of the Presidents stand by 430 p. m, where they will be assigned to seats.
 | II. The second and third divisions will | be dismissed after reaching the park, as | set forth in General Orders No l. The | first division, will escort the President to l his train on Third avenue, between Twen- | tieth street and Twenty-frst street and | from that point by special train to the | fair grounds. and return from the fair grounds to the union depot and there | be dismissed.
 By command of General Clark. Marshal | of the Day.
 CHARLES A. JONES, Chief of Staff