The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-23
Liberty Parade to Be the Greatest Patriotic Demonstration EUer
 Seen in Birmingham,
Nine Divisions With Five Military Bands and Scores of Uniformed Bodies and Civilians
 Will March in Interest of Liberty Loan

| hama State Federation Of Labor. Trades Council, other labor organizations. l Fourth division: Third avenue ana Six teenth street; Military band; comman- | der. Hai Halstead; adjutant, Capt Burt 1 Throckmorton, fraternals Uniform Rank
 Knights of Pythias; Elks Birmingham l and Ensley); Maccabees, Modern Wood men. Ben Hur Tribe, Knights of Colum- l bus.
 1 Fifth division: Second avenue and Sev- l enteenth street Band; commander Col | c. l.. Ledbetter; adjutant, Capt. Henry Dozier; U. c. V. and G. A. R. (merged), 1 Civic association; postoffice and govern ment employees, Community club, Req Estate exchange, life insurers, Bircng- 1 ham Athletic club, Fairfield Commercial l club other civilian organiZa tons. | Sixth division. Fifth avenue and Sev- 1 enteenth street; band; commander, Col | H. B. Kennedy; adjutant, Capt. Charles | Thomas; Birmingham public schools, board of education, school officials, high schools, public schools
 Seventh division: Avenue A and Twen- tieth street; Boys Industrial school l band; commander. Maj. R. L. Gregory; adiutant. Capt. w. B. Morgan, Alabama Industrial school Howard college, Bir- mjngham college, Margaret Allen school, Louie Compton seminary, University High school, Medical college, Dental col 1ege. Eighth Division-Second avenue and Sixteenth street T. C. l. band. Com mander. Capt. J. B. Hutchinson; adju- tant. Capt. E. J. McCrossin; T. c. I. employees. Boy Scout drum corps; Boy Scouts and Boys club; Italian socie- ties (five); French society; Creek American club; Assyrian societies. Ninth Division.-First avenue and Seventeenth street. Band. Commander, E. A. Brown; adjutant Dr. A. M. Brown. Negro division; K. of P; negro schools; high schools; graded schools. ASSEMBLING OF DIVISIONS
 Promptly at 2:3o D. m. the first di- vision under the command of Colonel Pounds will take up the line of march on Fourth avenue, east, changing dt- rection at Nineteenth street south and proceed to First avenue, where it will change direction to the left on First avenue and march to Twentieth street. 1t will change direction to the left and continue the line of march as herein before designated
 The Second division will follow the first. as will also the third, fourth, fifth. sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth.
 The Eighth division, when it ap- breaches First avenue and Twentieth street, will halt on the west side until the Seventh division, which will be formed on Twentieth street and Ave nue A, has joined the rear of the Sixth division and as soon as the Sew enth passes Twentieth street, the Eighth division will take up the line of march and follow the route desig- hated
 After passing the review stand, the First division will change direction on Park avenue to the east where it will be conducted to the intersection of Twenty-fourth street and dismissed
 The Second division to the west on Park avenue will change direction to the left where it will be conducted to Nineteenth street and Sixth avenue, thence to Eighteenth street and dis missed
 The Third division to Sixth avenue, thence east to Twenty fifth street and dismissed
 The Fourth division to Park avenue thence east to Sixth avenue and Twen- ty-fourth street.
 The Fifth division to Sixth avenue and Twenty second street
 The Sixth division to Sixth avenue west to Eighteenth street.
 The Seventh division to Park ave- nue, thence east to Twenty-fourth street
 The Eighth division to Sixth avenue, thence west to Nineteenth street, N {
 The Ninth division to Sixth avenue east, thence south to Twenty-first street and Fifth avenue
 The aides and staff of the marshal, together with the commanders of df : visions. will meet at the Birmin gham Trust and Savings company, Tuesday afternoon at 4:30.
 All commanders will be furnished a cOpy Of this order