The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-22
GRAND MARSHAL ISSUES
 ORDERS FOR THE PARADE

General Louis V. Clark grand marshal for the formation.
 The orders in part are: Birmingham, Alabama, Saturday, Oct. 21. For the information of the public and those participating in the parade on the afternoon of the Presidents visit to Bir- mngham October 24 1905 the following Is announced for their guidance:
 l. The ceremonies will be under the spe- cial auspices of a committee of three, con- sisting of Messrs. F. Y. Anderson, chair man. Culpepper Exum and Louis V. Clark, with Jos B. Babb, secretary to the Commercial club an ex-officio member
 g. The different organizations should semble at their respective headquarters not later than 3:30 D. m., Tuesday, where they will be instructed in their respective duties, and be prepared to leave their headquarters at 4:15 D. m., and report to the marshal of the day and his aides at the Twentieth street entrance to the Union station to be assigned to their posi- tion in line at 4:3O p. m preparatory for marching at 4:45 D. m.
 3. The parade will be formed in the fol- lowing order from right to left:
 First Division:
 Platoon of police chief wier, command ing. Marshal of the day. General Louis V. Clark and staff.
 Memoli's Band.
 Military escort. consisting of Provision Second Infantry: and Companies A." "G'' and TX" Third Infantry.
 Howard College cadets.
 Marion Military Institute cadets.
 Battery "D," First Artillery
 Platoon Cavalry, Troop "D," 1. Squad ron.
 Reception committee. wearing badges, in a body.
 In columns of four's on right side of the Presidents carriage will march the United Confederate Veterans and the Grand Army of the Republic on the left at distance not nearer to the carriage than sixteen feet.
 Carriages.
 Second Division
 (a)Birmingham Industrial School Band.
 fb) White civic organizations in uni form.
 Co White civic organizations not in uniform.
 (d) Visiting delegations
 Third division:
 5. (a) Colored band
 (b) Colored civic organizations in uni- form
 NcJ Ooloreu CIVIC organizations not Tn uniform.
 (d) Visiting colored delegations.
 G. (a) The line of march will be up Twentieth street to Park avenue.
 (b) The first division turn to East Twen- tieth street and through park to speak ers stand.
 Co Second division turns west on Park avenue to West Twentieth street, where they will be massed and dismissed after ceremonies by the commanding officers of the various organizations.
 (d) Third division turn east on Park ave- nue to East Twentieth street. where they will be massed and dismissed after cere- monies by the commanding officers of the various organizations.
 T. It Is specially desired by the general committee that all organizations partici- pating in the parade remain in the places assigned to them outside of the ropes, in an orderly manner, during the ceremonies Though. if it is found necessary for any particular unit of the parade to leave. such unit will be marched off under com mand of its senior officer, who must re- main In charge.
 8. All Jefferson county organizations, distinguished personages, delegations and societies are invited by the general com mittee in charge of the ceremonies to take part in the parade provided they re-