The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-02
LABOR DAY PLANS
 ON GREAT SCALE BY LOCAL UNIONS Official Programme Given Out for the Exercises to
 Be Held Monday SEVERAL THOUSAND
 TO MARCH IN PARADE Barbecue, Speaking and Contests of
 Various Kinds Will Be Held at the Fairgrounds Follow ing Parade

cations point to the biggest gathering Of its kind ever held in Birmingham. Over 36 trades unions will be repre- sented and quite a number of appro- prlate floats are being prepared for participation in the parade. Congress- man John L. Burnett, Ben Davis. w. L. Harrison, Lewis Bowen, J. L. Ken nemar and H. o. McClung will be among the speakers.
 The parade will start from Capitol park promptly at 10 o'clock Monday morning and will be led by an auto mobile containing Mir Burnett. Mr. Da- wis and Louis Ely. president of the Birmingham Trades Council. It will be separated into three divisions and sev- eral thousand persons are expected to be in line.
 J. B. Wood will be grand marshal and will have for his aides George Rush and E. w. King. The line of march will DC through the principal streets of the city. Tie exercises at the fairgrounds will commence at 12:30 o'clock. In ad- dition to the speaking there will be games, contests, music and dancing at the grounds. The dancing will com hence at o'clock in the afternoon.
 The following is the official pro- gramme
 Parade forms in the following order at Capitol park at 9 a. m. and will move promptly at 10 a. m.
 Chief of police and platoon of mount ed officers.
 Grand marshal and George Rush and $. w. King. chief aides.
 Banner of council and flag mounted.
 Turner's band.
 Auto with President Ely of the coun- cil, Congressman John L. Burnett and Ben Davis.
 Auto with President Harrison of the State Federation of Labor. Lewis Bowen, Secretary; J. l.. Kennemar of the United Mine Workers.
 Aide in charge H. O. McClurg.
 Pattern Makers association.
 Railway Carmen of America.
 Carpenters and Joiners of America.
 SECOND DIVISION
 Aide in charge, l.. K. Sherry.
 Band.
 Machnists' locals No.>7, No. 271, No. S59.
 Ladies' auxiliaries.
 Painters No. 57.
 Paperhangers' No. 5S.
 BricSlayers Alabama No. 1.
 Journeymen Tailois of America. Sheet Metal Workers International al- liances No. 4S.
 Stage Employees International alliance, No. 7S.
 Cigar Makers No. 405.
 Motion Picture Machine Operators, No. 236
 Bartenders' International alliance. No. 24S
 Railway Transportation locals, Brother hood of Railway Trainmen, Brotherhood of Railway Enginemen and Firenen, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of Railway Conductors. and Ladies' auxiliares.
 THIRD DIVISION.
 Aids in charge, J. M. Brown. W. E. Haley
 Brotherhood of Bookbinders, No. 1s2. Elevator constructors.
 Journeymen Horseshoers of America. Printing Pressmen, No. 121.
 Photo Engravers.
 Journeymen Barbers, No. S3.
 Journeymen Plumbers. No. s1. United Gardment Workers of America, No. S7.
 International Alliance of Bill Posters and Billers, No. 51.
 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, No 136.
 Steam and Operating Engineers. Structural Iron Workers, No. 92. International Molders' union. Plasterers
 Lathers.
 Building laborers.
 ROUTE OF PARADE
 North on Twentieth to Fifth avenue, west on Fifth avenue to Nineteenth street, south on Nineteenth to First avenue. east on First avenue to Twenty-fourth street, north on Twenty-fourth street to Second avenue west on Second avenue to Twen- tieth street. north on Twentieth street to Third avenue, east on Third avenue to Twenty sixth street, counter march on Third avenue, disbanding at Third ave- nue and Eighteenth street. take cars for fair grounds between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, and between Nine- teenth and Twentieth streets.
 FAIR GROUNDS. 12 to 1 o'clock-Barbecue.
 1:30 to 2:45-Motorcycle races. one 50- mile event, professional riders of Dir- mingham; prize. $50: second, s25; third, $10. One 10-mile event. amateur riders of Birmingh ham, silver cups
 3 D. m.-Address by Ben Davis, legal adviser to the Birmingham Trades coun- cil.
 Address by John L. Burnett. member of Congress, author of the bill restricting immigration.
 4:SO p. m.-Gentlemen's driving races, suitable prizes.
 s p. m.-Pushmobile race. winner re- ceives $2.50 in gold; second, $1. 5:16rMule race, suitable prize. 5:S0-Athletic events.
 Dancing begins at o'clock D, m, and