The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-24
HIGHWAY ROUTERS
 WILL NOT GET HERE
 UNTIL AFTERNOON
Will Not Reach Calera Until 2 O'Clock-AutOs Leave Here for Calera at
 12.30 O'Clock

Members Of the locating committee for the Jackson highway, headed by State Highway Engineer KelerN from Mobile
 have changed their plans and will not reach Calera until o'clock tomorrow afternoon. There they will be met by a large delegation from Birmingham, repre- esnting the Rotary club. Chamber of Commerce, and Real Estate exchange T. H. Motion, chairman of the auto com mittee, IS very anxious to have d large number of cars 80 to meet the pathfnd CTS and was busy yesterday preparing for the trip. The cars will leave the Cham
 Der of Commerce building tomorrow at 12:30 instead of 9 o'clock, as had been previously announced
 The ladies of Birmingham are especially urged to go. either driving their own cars or in others that are going. Amer 3can flags will be furnished py the Cham
 Der of Commerce to be used for decorat- ing the cars. Birmingham pennants will also be on sale. Part of the cars will orly go to Pelham, where cars from De- catnr, Cullman, Blount Springs, Talladega and other northern Alabama towns will be waiting for them
 After the cars have assembled before the Chamber of Commerce building, d band heading the procession. the cars will parade through the streets of Bir- mingham bcfore leaving for Calera
 An informal dinner beginning at [ o'clock will be given tomorrow night at
 the Tutwiler. All interested in the Jack son highway are invited, and again espe- cially the ladies. A place vii, be reserved for anyone notifying W. c. Radcliffe at the Chamber of Commerce George McCleery, grand marshal for
 the trip to Pelham, last night issued
 the following general orders:
 The following deputy marshals are
 hereby appointed and will report to
 grand marshal at 12:S0 sharp at Cham
 Der of Commerce building: Colman
 Blach, Thornton Estes, John E. Shelby, Robert Burnett and J. D. Rosenberger.
 Prof. Phil Memoli is hereby appoint
 ed official bugler
 "All cars participating in this trip will assemble at 12:30 sharp, line to start on south side of First avenue at
 Nineteenth street and extend down to
 sixteenth street, each car on arrivin g
 to take its place in rear. facing east.
 "Bugle will sound at 12:55, when ev- erybody will prepare to start. At l
 o'clock bugle will sound again and
 procession will start promptly at that
 hour up First avenue and over Twen- ty-first street bridge
 Special instructions:
 Three cars occupied by Chairman
 Beck, Chairman Motion and Crawford Johnston, president of the Chamber Of Commerce and other members of the committee will lead the procession. No car will be allowed to brea k into the line but must fall in rear if late or waiting on a side street. "Crowding or congestion must be avoided and as ladies will be in the party, good order must prevail, and extreme care exercised during the en- tire trip.
 "On return trip procession will be met by the Boys band from East Lake school and will parade down First ave- nue to Twentieth street to Third ave | nue to Nineteenth street to First ave- 1 nue and disperse.
 "A1l loyal Birmingham boosters who | have car, even Ford. are called upon to join in this great fight for the Jackson highway through Birmng- ham as to miss 1t would be nothing short of disaster.
 GEORGE MCLEERY. Grand Marshal"