The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-22

Jor and chaplain First brigade, Alabama National Guard
 Welcome address and introduction of fresldent-Rufus N Rhodes
 hesponse-President Roosevelt.
 Mhsic-Jefferson choral band
 Presentation of Confederate Veterans badge-Miss Wittiehem.
 Musie-Memoli's band and audience.
 President and party, escort committee and members of the city council will re- turn to their carriages and proceed be- hihd escort to the special cars, which will pc situated on Third avenue, between twentieth and Twenty-frst streets. Upon arrival at the fair grounds the President ana ms party will be met at the gates by MT. T. H. Motion, president of the Com lnerclal club and by officers of the Ala bama State Fair associa ton, and by them conducted to the platform, The same rules for admission to this platform will be enforced as those that obtained at Capitol park
 Exercises at State Fair.
 The order of the exercises at the state falr will be as follows: Music.
 introduction of the President-Thomas H. Motion
 Response-President Roosevelt.
 Music
 parade of horses in the horse show arena.
 The President will have the same escort returning to the union depot that accom- panied him to the fair grounds. All per sons are cautioned against violating in any way to the slightest degree any of the rules and regulations here laid down. The orders of the grand marshal must be opeyed to the letter, and no person must assume a place or a position that has not been assigned him.
 A space will be roped off on either side Of Twentieth street from Fifth avenue to Sixth avenue, and special officers will be Tn charge of the space so allotted in or der that all white school children of Bir- mlngham, public and private may see the President as he passes In review Space for eolored school children will be roned off between Fourth avenue and Fifth avenue. School children desiring entrance In these places must appear by 4.5o D. m. where American flags will be distributed to them after reporting.
 All citizens are urged to decorate and Illuminate their places of business. There will be a meeting of the reception com mittee at the armory Monday morning af II o'clock. and all those appointed on said committee are urged to attend, so that they may be organized and instructed as to their duties
 The escort committee will meet In the rooms of the Commercial club at ii .2n o'clock Monday morning. at which time a report will be made by the special committee on arrangements
 The Escort Committee.
 No person will be allowed to act upon the reception or the escort committee who is not provided with badge and at tends with the committee as a body The escort and arrangement committee is as follows:
 F. Y. Anderson, chairman; J. A. ". Smith, T. G. Bush, J. R. Carter. F. M. Jackson, J. O, Thompson Robert Jem- ison, James Bowron, w. P. G. Harding. T. H. Aldrich, George B. Ward simon Klotz John l.. Parker, ". NJ Drennen, Rufus N. Rhodes. T. O.. Smith, Ross C. smith. M. V. Joseph, J. ]. Smith, J. w. Mcqueen, F. D. Smith, T. c. Thompson. J. H. Phillips, Culpepper Exum, E. w. Barrett, w. W. Crawford. J. w Hughes. w. H. Kettig. Julian Bingham. James Weatherly. Erskne Ramsay. Frank Nel- son, Joseph F. Johnston. w. D. Nesbitt R. H. Pearson, T. H Motion, Oscar Un- derwood, Joseph B. Babb. John w ONeill J. B. Cobbs. E. K. Campbell Eugene Fles. Hugh McGeever, Andrew Marx, Oliver Chalifoux. Edward Flynn
 The carriages will be occupied as fol- lows:
 Occupants of Carriages.
 First carriage President Roosevelt, Secretary Loeb, Mayor George. B. Ward and Rufus N. Rhodes.
 Second carriage-Special presidential party.
 Third carriage-Assistant secretary of the President, Presidents physician.