The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-22
Order of Parade Which Will Escort Chief Executive from
 Station to the Park
CARRIAGES ASSIGNED ID
 THE COMMITTEEMAN
Many Whistles Will Greet the Special Train When 1t Is Within One Mile of the Union
 Station.

The programme for the reception of President Roosevelt when he visits Bir- mingham Tuesday, has been announced by the general committee of which Major Frank Y. Anderson is chairman.
 Every detail of the reception is enter ed into by the committee, which com ? pleted its report yesterday. Following is the report of the committees:
 When the President shall arrive within one mile of the city limits, the engineer of the Presidents train will give signal by blowing his whistle number of times in quick succession; thereupon the various whistles of the city and suburbs will blow a welcome. The blowing of these whistles must not last longer than five minutes nor be nearer than two squares Of the Presidents train. It Is of the ut most importance that these regulations be carried out. otherwise the reception at the depot will be marred by the noise. Upon the arrival of the Presidents train fin the car shed the trumpeters will sound fourishes and the band rufhes. Major Frank Y. Anderson, chairman of the es- cort and arrangement committee, will en- ter the train, meet the President and es- cort him to the platform As the Presi- dent approaches the band will play an appropriate air. When the President leaves his car and reaches the platform the music ceases and Major Frank Y. Anderson will present Mayor George B. Ward who will welcome the President. and present him with a souvenir badge from the citizens of Birmingham.
 Mayor Ward will then introduce MT. Rufus N. Rhodes, speaker of the day, and others of the escort committee to the President. The President and his sec retary will be escorted by Mayor Ward and Rufus N. Rhodes to the first carriage n Presidents train the carriages will enter from Eighteen street in line right facing Twentieth street and first carriage will stop about center of depot. Committee will occupy carriages, each carriage be- ing numbered and each of the committee must occupy the carriage assigned him. Other members of the escort committee will proceed to their respective carriages as assigned by numbers. On either side of the roadway from the Presidents car riage to the Twentieth street end of depot will be lined up by the members of the reception committee. The Confederate veterans will line up in fours on the right. the c. A. R.'s on the left, and the Spanish war veterans in rear of the Pres 1dent's carriage.
 No persons other than the escort com mittte, the reception committee with badges as a body; the G. A. R.'s, Confed- crate and Spanish war veterans as a body: such members of General CIarks staff in uniform as may be designated; the mill tary band and the necessary police will be permitted under the car shed for the period immediately proceeding the arrival of the President and until the entire party has passed into Twentieth street Memois band will make It's way to such a point as may be designated by the grand mar shal under orders of the lieutenant col onel commanding.
 Order of Parade.
 The parade will be formed as follows:
 Grand marshal and staff.
 Memolis band.
 Infantry.
 Artillery.
 Platoon cavalry.
 Reception committee.
 Presidents carriage on right side of which will march the Confederate Vet erans, and on tho left the Grand Army of the Republic and in rear Spanish war veterans.
 Platoon cavalry.
 Carriages two abreast, containing i'm mediate party of the President and escort committee.
 Members of the City Council.
 Industrial School band
 White civic organizations in uniform
 White civic organizations not in uni form.
 Colored band.
 Colored civic organizations not in uni- form.
 Colored civic organizations fin uniform. all in order as directed by the grand mar shal.
 The parade will move up Twentieth street to Capitol park The hand and militia will be disposed as per orders of the grand marshal. The mounted escort will be followed by carriages containing the President and his immediate party escort committee and city council. will proceed to the middle entrance of the park facing east, and will then proceed through the park within the rope lines to the vicinity of the grand stand.
 The civic reception committee and the civic organizations will take their places as per order of the grand marshal in front of the grandstand not nearer than twenty feet of stand, right resting on Twentieth street on Park avenue. and left on West Twentieth street, Park ave- nue.
 No person will. under any circumstances,
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