The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-08
TALLADEGA PAYS
GREAT TRIBUTE TO
ANDREW JACKSON
AS FIGHTING HERO
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weatherford's Creek warriors the forces
that engaged in mortal combat
National Salute Fired
Promptly at ! o'clock the national salute
of q guns roared forth from the crest
of Nance Hill, and the celebration was
begun with the pageant parade, which
formed at the Intersection of Court and
Coosa streets, under the direction of Chief
Marshal v. l.. Adams and Aides II. A
Bruner, S. Fl. Henderson, Jr., A. r. Bair
F. Clarke McAlpine. II. C. Mcconnell
Randolph st. John of Sylacauga.
The parade, headed by the Boys Indus
trial School band of East Lake, formed
in the following order:
l. Local Tribe of Red Men, with Will
liam Smiley Smith of Montgomery, grand
chief of records; and Admission, Coal City
Pell City and Jacksonville Red Men.
2. Pelham Guards of Admission, Capt
Lamar Jeffers.
g. How Civilization Came to the Will
derness"-Ely Horn.
4. First Owner of Talladega. Joseph
Bruner-Represented by. Hugh L. Ham
mond, with F. /. Vance as the Indian
and w. H. Jackson as Andrew Jackson.
s. Messenger From the Fort'--Em-
NETT McClanahan, an Indian and direct
descendant of hostile Creek killed In
the battle of Talladega
6. Pioneer Settlers-Mr Mont Cum
ningham, Mrs. NJ V. Moore ('Betsy
Hamilton"), Lucille Franks, Gladys Cor
bett, Rena Mae Wright, Elizabeth
Simms Margaret Jones.
7. Davy Crockett-Dr. T. K. Mullen.
s. Hugh McElderry, Uncle Sam
Cathleen McElderry, 1900" I4ottie
Slaughter, alabama Mary Oliver,
'Talladega, 1892"
9. First School Teacher'-Mr. Ed. C.
MoNeal, Indians; Catherine vena BILE,
Minnie j. Wright, Jep Weaver, Magnus
Argo, Joe Graham. Whites: Irene Hea-
cock, Mabel Hubbard. Harry Berk-
stresser.
10. Some Descendants of Those I'm
der Jackson, November 3, 1873
Mr.. Blacks car-Dr. John W. Hea-
cock, Mr.. ]. c. Terry, Mr. F. c. Nc
Alpine. Joe n. Johnson, Edmund Ogle-
tree.
Mrs. Ida Elliotts car-Miss Estelle
Elliott, Lois Pace, Mary Irion McElder-
ry, T. F. Elliott, J. H. Lawson
]. M. Hicks car-Mrs H. L. Dick, Mrs.
S. c. Oliver, Miss Agnes Remson, Miss
Margaret Storey, Nellie and Matte May
Crump.
II. Gen. John Coffee-L. s. Pace.
12. One of Jacksons Scouts-Mr jeff
Bum.
Fire department.
Shriners.
Two score or more decorated automo-
biles, containing citizens and visitors.
Reviewed by Underwood
The parade moved from its point of
formation. When in front of the Fed
eral building 1t was reviewed by Hon.
Oscar W. Underwood. Congressman n
Fred L. Blackmon, the Andrew jackson
chapter of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution. and visiting daughters:
George M. Cruikshank of Birmingham.
John H. Hicks, T. 8. Plowman and John
c. Williams of the Underwood party,
city officials and others.
After passing the reviewing stand
the parade moved along Court street
to South street. on South to East street
and on East to the theatre, where the
grafton of the day and other exercises
occurred.
The audience which assembled in tho
Elks' theatre to hear the address Of
Mr.. Underwood and the accompanying
was entirely in keepiny
with the occasion. Not a small part
of the vast crowd of 5000 or 10000 peo
pie which witnessed the parade could
gain admittance to the theatre
d. A. McNeill presided at the thea
tre as master of ceremonies.
As the characters who participated in
the pageant entered the theatre and
took their places upon the stage, the