The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-02
PROGRAMME FOR
 HORSESHOE BEND
 EXERCISES JULY 4
Governor Will Preside Over Celebration of the tooth Anniversary of h.
 dian Battle

Montgomery, July 1.=(Speciai) Programme and order of exercises for the celebration of the one hundredth anniversary of the battle of Horseshoe Bend, which will be held at the bat ueground in iTallapoosa county next Saturday, July 4, were announced to- day by Dr. Thomas M. Owen, director of the Horseshoe Bend battle anniver- sary commission
 Two sessions will be held during the day, one in the morning and the other in the afternoon. The initial session of the day will be called to order by the governor of Alabama, who will make the address of welcome following the invocation by the Rev. W. H. Hubbard, pastor of the Baptist church, at Dade- ville
 The response to the address of well come will be made by a representa- tive of the United States, whose name has not yet been learned This repre- sentative will take the place of Vice President Marshall, who was to have attended the celebration. l Other responses will be made by rep resentatives of various chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Mrs Joseph V Allen of Birmingham, representing Alabama
 'rhe Part of Tennessee in the Creek Campaigns of 1913 and ls14" will be the subject of an address by Judge John Allison of Nashville, chancellor of the seventh division of the state of Ten nessee.
 | made by S s. Broadus of Decatur, by whom the original suggestion was made for the celebration of the centen- ary.
 The feature of the afternoon exer- cises will be an address Thomas II. Jeffries of Atlanta, great junior sagamore, Improved Order of Red Men. Other addresses of the afternoon will be delivered by J. Thomas Heflin, rep resentative in Congress from the Fifth Alabama district, Colonel Thomas L. Bulger of Dadeville, and others. Music will be furnished during the day by the band of the Alabama Boys Indus trial school
 The Programme in Detail tollowing is the programmes Morning Sesson-Music by the Ala pama Boys Industrial band Call to order by his excellency. the i governor of Alabama and chairman of the Horseshoe Bend battle Anniversary commission, who will preside during the exercises. The governor will be attended by Adjutant General J. B Scully and other members of his staff. l Song, America"
 Invocation by the Rev. w. D. Hub no ct .f l Dadeville. m -a Address and welcome by the gover- 1H3r of Alabama.
 Response by representative of the United States
 Response by Mrs. B. F. Wilson, re- gent or the Hermitage association, Nashville, Tenn.
 Response by Mrs Joseph " Allen, state regent for Alabama, Daughters of the American Revolution, Birming ham,
 Response by Miss Maud McLure Kelly, state president for Alabama, United Daughters of 1912, Birmingham.
 Response by Mrs. Eleanor Gillespie. Daughters American Revolution. Fay etteville, Tenn.
 Song, "Star Spangled Banner"
 The Part of Tennessee in the Creek Campaigns of 1913-1s14," by John AL lison, chancellor seventh division, state
 
 Music by the band. l Presentation of S. s. Broadus De- catur, by whom the original sugges- tion was made for the celebration of the centenary.
 Presentation of Mrs. Norah E. Miller, of Dadeville, by whom the site was given for the monument to be erected by the Unised States government 1 Presentation by MT. Broadus of Mrs Cherokee America Robers of Fort Gib- son, Okla. daughter of Colonel Gideon Morgan, one of the participants in the battle.
 Il Presentation of Miss Marion Sevier Rogers of Fort Gibson. sponsor and representative of the Cherokee nation and great-great- grand daughter of Governor John Sevier of Tennessee. Presentation of descendants of Col oncl Joh1 Williams. Colonel John Cof- fee, other officers and participants in [ General Jackson's Creek campaigns, | 1S13-1S14. eliminating in the decisive battle of Horseshoe Bend. f Responses by J. c. J. Williams of Huntsville. Tenn. Mrs. William A. Campbell of Florence, and pr. John Massey of Tuskegee.
 Andrew Jackson" poem by John , Trotwood Moors of Nashville, Tenn. Music by the band
 Recess for dinner. , Afternoon Session-Music by the band.
 Address by Thomas H. Jeffries, great junior sagamore, Improved Order of Red Men, of Atlanta. = Dedication of milestone, placed by the United States Daughters of 1872. state j of Alabama. During these exercises g Miss Maud Mcclure Kelly, state presi- y dent for Alabama, will preside. e l. Work of the United States Daugh- :, ters of 1912 in Alabama" by Miss Kelly Address by Mrs. William Gerry Slade ' national president United States
 Daughters of 1872, of New York city.
 Presentation of milestone to the Ala | bama state society United States l. Daughters of 1S12 by Mrs. Robert H e Woodrow, regent Sims Kelly chapter l. Birmin gham.
 # Acceptance for the state society ant y presentation to the state of Alabama 1T by Mrs. Norah P. Miller, state histor a Ian United States Daughters of 1872.
 Milestone unveiled with salue by tn, Alabama National Guard. tt Acceptance of milestone on behalf O n the state, by Thomas l.. Bulger o e Dadeville, state senator and member O
 the Horshoe Ben battle anniversar.
 commission.
 Address by J. Thomas Heflin of La
 fayette, representative in Congres