The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-05
SCHOOL CHILDREN FORMATION

1 parade at Powell avenue and Twentieth street with E. A. Pritchard, director of | physical education in Birmingham schools, ! in charge, assisted by teachers and prin- cipals who will be on hand to take care | of the children. Their section of the parade will be one of the feature, as
 there will be numbers of representative
 women of Birmingham walking in the { parade every woman carrying flag. l Members of the Typographical union. | under call of President A. E. Elliott, will assemble at Fourth avenue and Eight eenth street at 1 o'clock and form into a section of the parade. This section l will include all typographical union men 1 in the city.
 AUTOMOBILE SECTION | Ted Brownel, chairman of the automo- l bile committed states that elaborate dec | oratons are not necessary for cars, just l flags or bunting of the United States or | the allies Several hundred cars will be 1 in line, according to advices late last night, and practically every dealer has registered for space, and those who have | rot will certainly be heard from the first | thing this morning.
 | The wonderful feature of the parade is | going to be the vast number of citizens 1 walking, 12 abreast, and automobiles | three abreast. Chairman Saks is highly l pleased with the outlook for thousands of
 men walking in the parade and each and | every one will carry flag. 1 A decided feature, and one that de- 1 serves the commenda tion of all citizens | of Birmingham is the undaunted pa | trotism of the Italian colonies, who | will march in the parade and make the 1 same demonstration that they formerly | intended to prior to the announcement 1 that the Italian commission, headed by ! the Prince of Udine, would not be able to 1 be present on account of the illness of
 the prince. Two thousand Italians are ] expected to be in line, with Italian and American flags
 1 Confederate Veterans are given the fol- l lowing call by John G. Smith: | Please assembled at 1:30 D. m. June | 5, 1917, at Second avenue and Twenty second street, where conveyances will be l furnished by the Rhodes Carroll Furni- l ture company for you to ride in the | grand parade Don't be late come early ] that we may ride in this grand patriotic
 parade. Rally around the flag, boys! | rally once again! shouting the battle cry 1 of freedom
 BOY SCOUTS l Boy Scouts of Birmingham will do 1 their bit'' Tuesday by keeping the streets absolutely safe and practical for the big 1 Registration Day parade. The entire line of march will be roped off, and the boys l will be on duty to cooperate with the l public in helping to make the day sue l cessful.
 The follow scoutmasters with their scouts have been assigned to the follow
 ing stations:
 Fifth avenue between Eighteenth and 1 Nineteenth streets, J. E. Hawkins, 1 Troop "A.
 l Nineteenth street between Fourth and l Fifth avenues: w. M Fellows, Troop Is; E. G. Burchfeld, Troop IA.
 Nineeenth street between Third and 1 Fourth avenues: J. R. Lester, Troop 20; J. A. Simpson, Troop g.
 | Nineteenth street between Second and l Third avenues Ernest La Point, ! Troop 10.
 Nineteenth street, between First and
 Second avenues: J. A. Dodge, Troop s;
 L. G. H. Williams Troop 29.
 First avenue between Nineteenth and
 Twentieth streets: J. H. McCollister ] Troop 5; D. c. Morgan, Troop 2.
 Twentieth street between First and Second avenues: w. S. Miller, Troop 4 Twentieth street between Second ant
 Third avenues: R. r. Hartlein, Troop F
 E. G. Ssson, Troop 42.
 Twentieth street between Third ant
 Fourth avenues: Ed Norton, Troop 37. | Twentieth street between Fourth and l Fifth avenues: R. D. Crow, Troop 2S V " l Sixth avenues: J. M. Candy, Troop 13.
 Park avenue down Nineteenth street and down Sixth avenue to Twentieth street: E. R. Moon, Troop 15, and c. F. Tillery, Troop g.
 Park avenue between Nineteenth and Twenty first streets and both ends o1 I East and West Twentieth streets: Will liam Spencer, Troop G. T. P. Williams Troop 22 Jack Brown, Troop F; M P Hollingsworth, Troop 33. ! DISTRIBUTE FLAGS
 l In addition to patrolling the streets the scouts will have charge or distrIput. Il ing 1O,S0O flags. The following scout masters have been asked to take charge of this feature of the work: w.. B Cooley, Troop A; James J. Strickland Stokes, Troop 35; Otto Gilmer, Troop 3S
 R. E. Greene, Troop 21 (Birmingham) I Echols, Troop 21 (Ensley). l The flags will be at the scout hall Fourth avenue and Twentieth street, fol
 distribution. The scouts are to repor 1 at the hall at o'clock to distibute them | W. J. Cooley will be in charge of this ! Rope has been purchased by the Regis tration Day committee. This will be dis ] tributed to the scouts and scoutmasters al | their stations All scouts, however arc I requested to bring their individual pieces l of rope for emergencies; also, to bring 1 their first aid packets, and not to bring l their slaves. Scouts are requested tt | call on their scoutmasters for inforrna. l tion. The scoutmasters may call c. + 1 Tiilery secretary, Main 4279, or R. D
 Crow, president of scoutmasters, Mair
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 WILL REPRESENT COLUMBIA"
 Miss Ina Shepard, prominent Birming l ham business woman and the only woman manager of a clearing house in the United | States, will represent Columbia in the parade, leading the woman's division | She will be escorted by 50 maids. Mis-, Judith Jones representnig s.Joan nf re