The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-24
MEMORIAL.
 DAY PROGRAM Final Arrange1 Have
 Been Made.
 -s GEN. BRANDON THE ORATOR Celebration to Occur Nat Monday Afternoon. 'Lass4s Henoriai Assersssie. Make rssiie Line of March, orser Of Fgr-.s.e. ana Dst.sles Er-
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All arransements have been finally settled for the order of exercises of Memorial Day. The Ladies' Memorfal Association members have complied the program of the day. from designating the line of march and the order of formation.. to the detailed exercises songs, addresses, rscitations.
 The address of the day will be de- iivered by Etate Auditor ". w. Bran don. The entire program, which is self ex pianatory, and which is issued in the form of a proclamation by the oflicers of the Memorial Association Is:
 order Of Procession Memorial Day. (
 All who expect to be in the line of march to the cemetery on Memorial Day will meet promptly. at 2:20 o'clock Monday. April 26. The line will move at : o'clock sharp. and in the following order:
 Mounted police.
 Confederate veterans
 Grand marshal. First carriage--Mrs. NJ. D. Bibb, Mrs. J. e. Lee. Mrs. Mary Arlington and Mrs. ]. Y. Brame. officers l. M A
 Second carriage--Mrs Haiis Taylor. Mrs T. M. Owen. Mrs. seorse Raoui and Miss Georgia Thomas. ] Third carrfage-Hev. Dr. o. C. Me- Gehee, Capt ]. B. Fuller. Col w. w. Brandon and Col. Harvey Jones'
 Fourth rriage--Attorney General Garber, Secretary of State Julian. Su- perintendent of Education Gunneis.
 Members of the Ladies' Memorial Association.
 Chapters of the IT. D. c.
 White House Association.
 Judges of Supreme Court.
 Sons of Veterans. commandant. T. M owen. A
 Band.
 Military commanded by Adjutant General Blob Graves and Maj. l.. F. Baber.
 Montgomery ereys-cap.ain E. F. Jackson.
 Montgomery True Blues-c Captain ".
 Montgomery Field Artillery-captain
 cavsiry--cnptain W. F. Lee.
 Signal Corps Captain Biount David- son.
 Stark University Cadets
 Barnes School. tss
 Boys of the High School.
 Professor Edgar's Echoot.
 Daughters of the Revolution.
 Mayor and members of City Council
 Ministers of the Gospel
 Representatives of city papera
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 All fraternaf orders ana societies.
 Those having conyeyances are in- vited Co join In this procession. E
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 The rendezvous win be The corner of Hibh ana Mauitau atr&ezeFe The line will march down Bibb to Commerce. up Commerce to Dexter. up Dexter to Bainbridee and on to oakwood ceme- fery. The veterans will leave the pro- eession on Court Square where cars will be waiting to take them to the cemetery. s z
 On reaching the capitoi a salute will be. fired and the flowers from the star which marks the spot where President Davis took the oath of ofnce, will he transferred to the carriages and con- veyed to the cemetery. On arriving . at the gate, the Winnie Dayis. and j. E. B. Stewart Chapters of Children of the .Confederacy will fall in line and lead the procession to the stand.
 Mayor Teague will have evergreens carried Saturday morning to the schools. the Capitol. Mrs. Lees and the cemetery. The committees will meet Saturday, morning at the cemetery. Twelve hundred wreaths are needed sv that not one grave of a Confederate soldier win be without a remembrance on Memorial Day. The Memorial Aa- sociation asks the assistance of each and all in their efforts to pay hitting tribute to those who answered 10 the H N