The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-15
OFFICIAL ROUTE FOR GREAT PARADE NEXT
 THURSDAY ANNOUNCED
Orders Tell How it Will Form, Who Will Take Part How it Will Be Reviewed and Other Fea- lures of Interest

The route of the reunion parade Thursday and the order of the forma . tion of the different armies and or ganizations taking part were an nounced yesterday by Capt. E. J. Me Crissin. grand marshal and assistant adjutant on the staff of Gen. c. w. Hooper. The parade will be reviewed chief; Gen. C. w. Hooper, grand mar shal; Governor Henderson, the visiting governors and their staffs
 The route of the parade will be as follows: The point of assembly will be at the intersection of Seventeenth street and Second avenue, north. Gen. Bennett Young, commander in chief :; Gen c. W Hooper, Gen. G. P. Harri- son. Gen. E. " White and Gen. K. M. Vanzandt and chief of Sons of Veterans will assume the posi- tions exactly as indicated
 The parade will start promptly at Il a. m. following the military escort of honor along Second avenue to Nine- teenth street. thence south to First avenue, thence west on First avenue to Twenty first street, thence north on thence west on Second avenue to Nine teenth street. thence north on Nine- teenth street to Third avenue, thence east on Third avenue to Twenty first street, thence north on Twenty first street to Fourth avenue, thence west on Fourth avenue to Twentieth street. thence north on Twentieth street, pass ing in review to Sixth avenue, thence west on sixth avenue and dismiss.
 The sham battle will start at fair grounds promptly at p. m. All vet eranS will report at fairgrounds promptly at D. m., after street parade.
 Review position will be on east side of Twentieth street between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Upon arrival at review position General Young and staff will take position near curb line, near cor ner Fifth avenue and Twentieth street in front of Motion hotel; governor of Alabama and staff, General Hooper and staff on the right, General Harrison and staff next on right. General White and staff next on right, General Van Zandt and staff next on extreme right
 All bands marching with the U. C. V. and $. c. V. upon approaching re- view and while passing in review will play "DiXie," turn to the left, take po- sition in front of reviewing officers and continue to play Dixie until the arrival of the next band, which will play Dixie" turn to the left and form en masse with the other bands, and so on until all bands will form en masse.
 The parade will be headed by Gen eral Young and his staff, followed by General Hooper and staff. The army of Tennessee, commanded by Gen. George F. Harrison and composed of the vet erans of Louisiana, Tennessee, Florida. Mississippi and Alabama will come next in line. Forests cavalry will follow the army of Tennessee.
 The army of northern Virginia, com manded by Gen. E. V. White, will be next in line, and this division will consist of the veterans of South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, and West Virginia. The army of the trans-M -Missis- sippi division, commanded by Gen. Van Zandt, will follow with the veterans of Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Arkansas and the Pacific division.
 According to special orders issued yes-