The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-02

man to the Country club. Here a whole some breakfast will be spread in the reception room for about 40 people. After the breakfast a number of ladies will meet the President and entertain the party for a short while.
 Promptly at 10:30 a.. m. the President. his party and local committees will take their places in the automobiles and move down Highland avenue to join the par ade. At this time all transportation on the streets used for the parade will be cut off. Street cars will stop and in most places the street will be roped so as to hold the crowd back on the side walk.
 At the Margaret Allen school on High land avenue the President will pause long enough to hear the girls sing Our President" and he will be presented with a bouquet of roses by Miss Edith Thomp- son The automobiles will then move on down Twentieth street to Avenue H. Here they will be received by a cavalry escort and taken to the head of the parade.
 Order of Parade.
 The grand civic parade, under Grand Marshal T. o. Smith and Thomas Bow ron. chief of staff, will march in the following order.
 Sixteen mounted police.
 First brigade, commanded by Coy. c. L. Ledbetter, composed of First and Second regiments of infantry the How ard cadets, the Boys Industrial school, Battery A.
 Troop D, escorting the President and 20 accompanying automobiles.
 Second brigade, Capt. E. J. McCros- sin commanding, consisting of the Yale alumni, Confederate veterans, a band, 2O0O boys from Birmingham public schools, a band, 5000 boys from mu- nicipal schools. Grand Army of Republic and Confederate veterans.
 Third brigade, Lieut.. Col. Hughes B. Kennedy commanding, led by a band and consisting of four Italian and Greek so- cieties, the Travellers Protective associa- tion and local union No. 91.
 Route for Parade.
 The parade will start at Avenue G and Twentieth street, north on Twentieth to First avenue, west on First to Nineteenth street, north on Nineteenth street to Sev- enth avenue. At First avenue the escort will conduct the President and committee to the Southern club.
 At Seventh avenue the parade will change direction to the right and march north on seventh dNclluc tO Il "tiltiSlii street. On Twentieth street, from a plat form erected on the east side of the Southern club, the President will review the troops and several organizations com posing same.
 At Fourth avenue the infantry, com posting the National guard and cadets, and cavalry will change direction to tn e left and march to Twenty first street north on Twenty first street to Seventh avenue, where they will take up such position and perform such duties as will be assigned them
 The artillery at Fourth avenue will change direction to the right and march to it's quarters, where it will be dis missed
 The Confederate Veterans and mem bers of the Grand Army of the Republic will be marched in rear of the infantry to Seventh avenue, where they will take position around the speakers stand. A special detail of 16 men from the Veterans camps will report in front of the Southern club to Maj. Henry Dean. who will instruct them in their duties as special escort to the Presi- dent
 The children of the public schools will be marched to Third avenue. where they will change direction to the right and
  will be dismissed.
 The children of the municipal public schools will be marched to Second ave- nue, where they will change direction to the right and march to Eighteenth street and there be dismissed.
 The Italian societies of Jefferson county will be marched to First avenue and change direction to the left and march to Twenty-first street, where they will be. dismissed.
 The T. P. As and labor organizations will be marched to Second avenue and Twentyfirst street, where they will be dismissed.
 To Speaking Stand.
 After the luncheon the President will be escorted to the speaking stand by 16 Veterans from both orders, wher he will make his first extended addreas to the people of Alabama. He will then be taken to his train. and as it pulls out, eight bands, with 150 musical pieces. will give him "Dixie" with all the power of their lungs. and Bir- mingham's part in the entertainment of her President will be over.
 General Orders Issued.
 All persons taking part in the Taft en- tertainment will find their instructions in these OruefS.
 Banquet attendants must be in their chairs at S:30 D. m., or be refused ad- mittance.
 JOHN l.. PARKER, Chairman" The transportation committee requests; All members of general entertainment committee to meet at the Hillman hotel at 6:30 p. m., November 2. for the pur- pose of going to the terminal station to meet the presidential party. Committee should be dressed for .hanquet.
 That the Country club breakfast party meet at the Hillrnan hotel at 7:45 a. m., November 8. for the purpose of escort ing the presidential party to the Country club.
 That all members of the general com mittee other than those in breakfast party meet at the Hillman hotel at e:30 a. m. November 3. for the purpose of going to the Country club to escort the presidsn- tial party to the parade.