The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-09-01
Official Route and Pro- gramme Is Given Out By
 Committee in Charge
ATHLETIC CONTESTS
 AT EAST LAKE PARK
Official Celebration at Park Will Include Barbecue, Music, Danc- ing, Athletic Events and
 Games

Fine progress is the report of all com Labor Day celebration to be held in Bir- mingham Monday. Final meetings of these committees will be made tomorrow and Sunday morning, at which time every thing will be in readiness. The parade, one of the features of the day. will start at 10:30 and following this the crowds will go to East Lake, where a magnificent barbecue will be served and a general day of outing with all kinds of attraction will be had.
 The East Lake programme embraces, aside from the general concessions, an elaborate athletic contest. There are g number of events to this contest and some handsome prizes will be awarded tc the winners. The feats are not confined to men. but will let ladies. boys and girls in on the different events.
 The following official route and pro gramme was announced yesterday:
 Form at Capitol park at 10:30. Proceed south on Twentieth street to Fourth ave- rue, thence west to Nineteenth street thence on Nineteenth street to First ave- nue, east on First avenue to Twenty fourth street. north on Twenty-fourth street to Second avenue, thence on sec ond avenue to Nineteenth street, thence north on Nineteenth street to Third ave- nue, thence east on Thir davenue tc Twenty fifth stre ct; counter march or Third avenue to Twentieth street, thence north on Twentieth street to Sixth ave- nue and disband.
 FORMATION OF PARADE
 Platoon of police, mounted. Grand marshal, mounted. Standard bearers mounted. Band. City commissioners, in motor. Executive board Alabama Stats Federation of Labor. Executive board United Mine Workers of America Ex. ecutive board Anniston Trades council Executive board Bessemer Trades coun- cil. Legislative committee four transpor- tation organizations. Executive council State Farmers union. Legal departm ent in motor. Local sponsors, in motor Bakery and Confectionery Workers In. ternational Union of America, in motor.
 PARADE BY DIVISIONS
 FIRST DIVISION.
 Aide, George Bush-Painters, Paper hangers and Decorators; Bartenders' In- ternational league, Journeyman Tailors union, Brotherhood of Railway Carmen International Brotherhood of Electri cal workers; Farmers Cooperative and Educational union, four transportation organizations.
 SECOND DIVISION.
 Aide, George E. Larkin-Anniston Trades council, International Printing Pressmen and Assistants union, Pattern Makers league, Journeyman Barbers International union, International Brotherhood of Bookbinders, Anal gamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin workers, United Garment workers
 THIRD DIVISION.
 Aide, H. O.. McClurg-Internatio Moulders' union, International Asso- citation of Street and Electrical Rail- way employees, American Federation of Musicians.
 FOURTH DIVISION.
 Aide, w. E. Haley-Boys' Industrial School band, International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers Cigarmakers International union United Assocation of Plumbers and Steam Filters, International Brother hood of Blacksmiths, International All liance of Theatrical Stage employees Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Ship builders.
 FIFTH DIVISION.
 Aide. R. G. Mulligan-Internatio Bricklayers' union, Bessemer Trades |council, International Typographical union. United Brotherhood of Carpen- ters and Joiners, Platers' International association.
 Immediately upon disbanding of pa. rade cars will be in waiting to accom- modate all who wish to go to Eas' Lake park, where the official Labor lDay celebration will be held. Barbecue will be served. beginning at IF o'clock after which athletic events Will bs indulged in.
 ATHLETIC PROGRAMME 1oo-yard dash for boys under 14 years Prize, boys silk shirt 50-yard dash for girls under IA years Prize, two-pound box of candy. 25-yard egg race for ladies: Prize, gold handled umbrella; second pr1ze, two pound box candy.
 Ladies' sack race: Prize, cameo brooch 50-yard three-legged race for union men Prize two pairs cuff buttons; second prize one years subscription to Labor Advo cate.
 50-yard one-legged race for boys unde 14 years: Prize. $5 pair shoes. l 5O-yard potato race for girls under l years: Prize, hand-painted plate. l Sack race for union men: Prize. 50 il merchandise; second prize, one years sub scription to Labor Advocate. Apple eating contest for boys under | years: Prize. one hat
 | Peanut rolling contest for girls unde | 14 years: Prize, s4 signet ring. l Tug of war: Prize, 10 pairs overalls. 1 Prize waltz, 7:S0 p. m. Ladies prize, Tn l itial toilet set gentlemans prize, 5 Kno, hat
 1Oo-yard swimming race for union men Prize, s5 silk shirt. :. l 1OO-yard swimming race, free-for-all Prize, s3.5O meal ticket. l 75-yard swimming race for boys unde 4 years: Prize, s No-Name hat. Race around lake for union men only Prize, $5 gold piece.
 l The athletic committee will lose or mis place an envelope on the athletic grounds containing an order for 5 vest. Tn finder will receive the prize. MrrconmoY. Rnv 1niurQd