The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-24
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to take position in the extreme rear of
the parade
George Ward, president elect of the
city commission, was offered a seat in
one of the leading carriages, which will
be in the parade, as was Hugh Me-
Geever of the board of revenue, but
both gentlemen preferred to Join the
ranks" as "privates'' and walk They
will do so.
The route of the parade and the or
ganizatio participating in bodies
were announced as follows by Grand
Marshal E. J. McCrossin yesterday after
being revised
Organize at the Terminal station at
II a. m. sharp, as the train on which
Oscar w. Underwood will arrive is due
at 11:40 a. M, and the parade will
start at II noon.
All clubs and organizations are In
vited to join in the parade, all good
citizens are invited to join in with the
Underwood Citizens Marching club. to
be organized at the Terminal station,
to follow the Underwood banner
All carriages and automobiles Will
follow in the extreme rear an officers
will be mounted
The review will. take place at Capt.
tol park.
The parade will be formed in the fol-
| lowing order:
Mounted uniform police.
Grand Marshal McCrossin staff.
Brass band.
Occupants of Carriages
| First Carriage-Oscar w. Underwood,
! John e. Shelby, president Board of Trade;
Culpepper Exum, president city commits
sion; w. p. G. Harding, president Cham
Der of Commerce.
! Second Carriage-Mrs. oscar w. Un-
derwood, a. O. Lane. city commissioner;
Mrs Sterling A. Wood, James Weatherly,
| city commissioner.
| Third Carriage-R. L. Loyelady, pres
ident board of revenue; Rufus Il.
Bivens. member board of revenue; w.
| J. Cameron, member board of revenues;
| L. II. Pennington, member Board of
Revenue.
George Ward president city commits
sion elect. prefers to walk in the pa
rade Hugh McGeever, member board
Of revenue, prefers to walk in the pa
rade.
Board of Trade, entire body.
| City department heads.
Gen. L. Y. Clark staff.
Company l.. Fourth regiment infar-
try. \. n. c., Capt j. D. Carlisle.
Company b, Second regiment. a. y. g.,
Capt Carl Seals.
Company X. Fourth regiment infan-
try, A. n. g.. Lieut.. Ray Norris.
! Battery u, First artillery, a. n. G.;
Capt Frank Film.
Boys Industrial school brass band,
Col Robert Morris, staff, First bat
TALON.
woodmen of the World. three uni
formed companies.
| Boy scouts.
| Confederate Veterans, Col j. T. Car
| retson, staff Camp Hardee.
/ Col John G.. Smith, Camp Wilcox.
Boys of Birmingham High school.
| Boys of Howard college.
| Boys of Birmingham college.
| FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS.
| Harry White, b. p. O. Ell<s of Bir-
mingham, Elks of Bessemer, Elks of
| EnsleY.
Capt. Frank MCGOWAN. knights of
Columbus
Thomas Walker Dramatic Knights of
the Order of Karrassans.
| w. r. Parker. Knights of Pythias.
win Fruitticher, Order of Beavers
| John Abbott, Order of Moose.
Frank Address, Order of Red Men
| r. Patterson, Order of Maccabees.
Teddy Arrico, Order of Eagles.
! w p. McAdory, Shriners.
Labor organizations. Forty-three la
Dor organizations have been invited.
Birmingham Athletic club, II. Cobb.
NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.
| German--Captain Seabright, Turn
Verein Henry Miller, Concordia society.
Irish---M. Il. Linnehan, Hibernians.
II. A Elkourie, Syrian society.
| Alex Lontos,> Greek society.
( p. Ciscopazzi, Birmingham Italian So
ciety.
| ]. Serio, Birmingham Italian society.
| Tony A. Thomassino. Bessemer Ital-
ian society.
Charles Ross. Ensley. italian society.
Merchants.
| John Sparrow, Ad club.
| Rotary club.
| Visiting out of town Underwood re-
ception clubs from neighboring towns
| and counties.
| Jefferson county lawyers
Birmingham Underwood citizens re-
| ception and marching organizations,
about 1900 citizens.