The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

McCrossin and every one who knows how
able he is to handle any parade that ever
formed. He issued the following orders
from his headquarters last night:
General Order No. 1. The night parade
will organize and assemble at the inter
section of Eighteenth street and Sixth
avenue at $50 p. m. April "a. Thursday
the parade will start precisely at p. m.
"All parties who are to participate will
report to the grand marshal promptly on
time.
"All band masters, aids de camp, big
chief and his entire tribe, military light
bearers. horsemen, etc, will report ac-
cordingly.
THE following named gentlemen have
been invited and accepted to act on the
grand marshals staff: Maj J. @. Smith,
Maj. w. j. Daniel, Maj. l.. C. Brown.
Maj. L. S. Dorrance, Mai J. 7. Yeatman,
Maj. c. S. Price, Maj. Charles Jones, Maj.
J. e. Dedman, Maj Robert Gregory, Mai.
Charles Ledbetter. Capt. Carl Seals, Capt.
J. D. Carlisle, Capt Sumter Lee Capt.
Charles Mandy, Capt. Mel Smith, Capt.
Bob Ma bry, Capt. Henry Deem, Capt.
Robert Bowron. Capt. Ed Anderson, Capt.
II. A. Moon, Lieut. j. C. Anthony, Lieut..
f. Flynn, Lieut.. J. D. Fitzpatrick, Lieut..
W. Furman Lieut.. A. V, Gregory, Lieut..
J. A. Luckie, Lieut.. Mort Jordon, Lieut..
w. L. Rosamond, Lieutenant Newton,
Lieutenant Metealf, Lieutenant Cole,
Lieutenant Morris, Lieutenant Minge,
Lieutenant Evans, Mr. ]. e. Shelby, Mr.
d. w Yarbrough, Mr. w, C. Agee, Mr.. e.
r. Stewart, Mr.. A. Stewart, Mr.. Asa
Rountree, Mr.. II. MoGeever, Mr.. Frank
Yoe, Mr.. r. ]. McGayock, Mr.. John Per-
kins, Mr.. C. II. Estis, Mr.. Barnes Morgan.
Who will report for duty in both pa
rades, mounted and equipped.
1.-THE day parade will assemble and or
ganize at the intersection of Avenue c
and Nineteenth street at l o'clock sharp
April %. afternoon. This parade will start
presisely at 2:30 p. m.
"All parties who are to participate will
report to the grand marshal promptly at
o'clock, so as to be assigned to their
respective positions.
"All military companies and batteries,
Boy Scouts, Boys Industrial school, How
ard college. Owenton college, Woodmen of
the World, all marching organizations,
will assemble and form en- mass in Avenue
C between Nineteenth and Twentieth
street, facing Twentieth street. Any of
the marching organizations having floats
will have the floats in same block close
to Nineteenth street, and all will report to
the grand marshal promptly at / p. M,
and be assigned to their respective posi-
tions.
1.-THE city commissioners and potlatch
committees will be in their respective
automobiles and take position in Avenue
C facing Nineteenth in the block between
Nineteenth street and Eighteenth street.
"All automobiles will report promptly at
] o'clock and form on Avenue c, facing
Nineteenth street, and extending back
toward Seventeenth street.
Manufacturing. commercial and indus
trial and individual concerns entering
floats in the afternoon parade will have
their floats to assemble in Nineteenth
street facing Avenue C, both on the
north side and south side of Avenue c.
In each instance they will face Avenue c
to report promptly at l o'clock and take
the position assigned to them by the
grand marshal
Under no condition during the assembly