The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-01
PROGRAMME FUR LABOR DAY PARADE Celebration to Be on Gigantic
 Scale LENNON CHIEF ORATOR 5ankhead, Underwood, Barrett and Others To Talk at Fair Grounds. Details and Features of
 the Big Parade.
LENNON CHIEF ORATOR

Day celebration next Monday has been completed. and there is every indication that the celebration will be one of the most successful ever held in the district The days activities will commence with grand street parade, in which will march ell the local unions In the Birming- ham district and the delegates to the Farmers National Co-operative Union of Birmingham during the four days follow ing. After the parade, cars will be in waiting to carry any number of visitors and citizens to the Alabama State Fair grounds, where the days programme will be carried out
 Early in the afternoon addresses will be delivered in front of the grandstand by a number of prominent leaders. J. B. Lem ton of Labor, and one of the best orators In organized labor. will talk on behalf of the federation.
 President c. s. Barrett of the Farmers Cooperative and Educational union will speak on ''The Relation and the Close Af- fliation of the Farmer to the Working man." Mr. Barrett's high position, and the regard in which he Is held by the people of the south, make his part of the programme particularly interesting. Congressman Oscar W. Underwood will deliver one of his characteristic addresses, his subject being Immigration" Senator John H. Bankhead will close the speaking with talk on the subject of "Good Roads," Immediately follow ing a number of athletic contests, motor cycle races and other feats will be pulled off.
 Chairman Hurlburt of tho committee on arrangements, assisted by a number of active workers, has been exceedingly busy for the past 60 days. They have arranged for the construction of a platform for dancing, which will accommodate at least 50O couples, and dancing will be in order at the fair grounds from o'clock D. m. until 10 o'clock.
 A prize waltzing contest is scheduled for 9 o'clock D. m.
 The grand marshal and his aides will m. at 19101a Third avenue to complete all final arrangements.
 Line of March.
 The parade will form at Capitol park at 9:30 a, m. The first and second di- visions will form on the west side of the park. The merchants floats will form on Eighth avenue, between East and West Twentieth streets. The line of march will be as follows: Down Twentieth street to Fourth avenue. Fourth avenue to Eighteenth street. Eighteenth street to First avenue, First avenue east to Twen- ty-first street. Twenty-flrst street north to Second avenue, Second avenue west to Nineteenth street. Nineteenth street north to Third avenue, Third avenue east to Twenty-third street, on south side of street counter-march on Third avenue west to Eighteenth street. Disband and take cars to fair grounds.
 The following is a correct list of the different bodies that will participate and the positions they will occupy In the line of march:
 First Division:
 First Division.
 
 Grand marshal, assistant and chief of police.
 Platoon of mounted police.
 Professor Nappfs military band. Mayor and aldermen in carriages Officers of Farmers National and Co., Operative Union of America in carriages Representatives of the national labor organizations and the congressman of this district and business organizations of the city.
 Second Division.
 Delegates and visitors of the Farmers Co-Operative and Educational union.
 Third Division.
 Building Trades Council, consisting of the following locals:
 Marble Setters local No. 59.
 Paperhangers local No. 5s.
 Carpenters local No. 103.
 Ladies' Auxiliary of Plumbers and Fit ters local No. 91, in tally-ho, decorated in their colors.
 Plumbers and Filters Local union No 91.
 Electricians Local union No. 136. Plasterers local No. 62.
 Latherers Local union No '. Iron Workers local No. 92. Painters Local union No. 67. Hoisting Engineers Local union No. 312. Laborers Local union No. 72 Timers Local union No. AS.
 Fourth Division. Birmingham Trades Council consisting of the following locals; United Garment Workers No. 87. Women's Union Lable League in tally ho with float
 Journeyman Barbers union No.>S3 Musicians Protective association No. 256. Blacksmith and Helpers local No. g. Journeymen Tailors Local union No. 75. Horseshoers Local union No. 101. International Moulders union No. 255. Ladies' Auxiliary of the International Association of Machinists in tally-ho. International Association of Machinists locals Nos. T, 2T and 359. Boilermakers union No. 4. Brotherhood of Railway Carmen local. Theatrical Stage Employees local No. 7S | Alabama Brickmasons No. l. Allied Printing Trades and float
 Fifth Division. Merchants floats as follows: Doster- -Northington Drug Co. Cable Piano company.
 Birmingham Paint and Glass Go. The Airdome.
 Birmingham Transfer and Traffic Go. All other merchants applying for posi- tion in parade will be given place in line by marshal in charge of that division.
 
 5anquet for somervllle. In honor of Prof. Ormond Somerville of the law school of the University of Alabama a banquet will be served at the Hotel Hillman by former law students of tho university who are now living in