The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-31

ernment and those who are liabilities will be known. The coming drive will be thorough and systematic and Bir- mingham intends going "over the top"
 FIELD MARSHAL'S ORDER
 The field marshal of the day met with the major generals commanding divi- sions and the brigadier generals. and the following were drafted for the pur- pose of commanding the various diW- sions brigades, regiments and other units in the great parade which is to ex- ceed anything that has ever been held in Birmingham of this nature to occur or Saturday, April 6, at D. m.
 Gen. w. T. Nall, Col. H. B. Kennedy, Col. Charles Ledbetter, Col F. l.. IIig- don, Col. r. B. Fowlkes, Col. Crawford Johnson, Col. Tom Pounds, Maj l.. c. Brown, Maj. John T. Yeatman, AaJ Charles A. Jones. Mai. j. E. Dedman, Maj. R. I. Gregory Maj. John K. Warren, Capt. E. J. McCrossin, Capt Borden Burr Capt J. B. Hutchinson, Capt, Hardee Johnston. Capt. Barnes Morgan, Capt Henry T. Dean, Capt. H. M. Dozier, Capt. M s. Barnwel, Capt. J. Hugh Miller. Capt II, A. Elkourie Capt. Robert E. Smith, Capt ]. Mer- cer Barnett. Capt. B. A. Peppermau.
 The organizations will be assigned within the next few days, or as soon as they report to Mrs. A. c. Norton, sec- retary of the parade committee at Ilb- eryt Loan headquarters 409 North Twen- tieth street, telephone Main 2S05,
 LETTER SENT OUT
 The field marshal has sent out the fol- lowing letter to all civil and military or ganizations, as well as schools, labor unions, fraternal and secret societies of which he has been able to secure the addresses:
 
 cially requests the presence of each
 member of your organization in the
 great parade for the Thlrd Liberty
 Loan in. Birmingham Saturday aft
 ernoon, April 6, the hour to be an-
 nounced later, and you Will please nos
 tify me at the earliest practicable
 date (through Liberty Loan head
 quarters at 409 Twentieth street, phone
 Main 2s05, Mrs. Norton, secretary the
 number wno will attend so you may
 be properly assigned to place in the
 parade"
 If any organizations have been omit ted, it was because the secretary was not furnished with the proper address. and each organization which would like to take part in this parade is urged to report to the secretary of the parade committee immediately the number who will probably attend, so that they may
 
 equal strength.
 The parade committee will greatly ap- preciate it if each person appearing in the parade would provide themselves with an American flag
 There will be no automobiles or other vehicles or mounts in the parade This being parade for democracy, each and every individual who desires to take part. whether a member of an organization or q n ic faIl. f,,xf; tAI their names to the secretary.
 The time of parade formation and route will be announced early this week and it would be very acceptable to the parade committee if all stores and pub lie buildings along thes line of march were promptly decorated. LOUIS V. CLARK, Field Marshal Enthusiastic Liberty Loan meeting. were held in various parts of the county I Saturday and much interest was mani Tested. The various communities in lief ferson are greatly aroused and are read, /! to do their best in the coming drive l Judge w. E. Fort, Mrs. l. s. Settle an( l Charles Terry addressed meetings Sat urday at Morris, Kimberly. Seloca ant I Trafford.
 MEETINGS THIS WEEK | During the week many meeting throughout Jefferson county will be helt l in the interest of the Liberty Loan driy, that is to start next Saturday. The va rious committees in Jefferson count, communities are very active and the fol | lowing meetings are announced for -E week:
 Today: Pine Grove church, p. m. Argo 10 a. m. Trussvile, 1:30 a. m.
 Monday: Irondale school, 7:3o'a. m.
 Tuesday:i Alton school 7:3o p. m. Graves Mines. T p. m.; Lewisburg, ? m: Leeds, 6 D. m.
 i Wednesday: Republic. p. m.; Brook side 5:30 D. rn. Pinckney City, D. m, Adamsville, D m. New Castle. D. m. Gardendale, 7:30 D. m. Castle Heights 1 [ p. m.
 Thursday: sayreton. p. m; Uppe Coalburg. 5:30 q. m, coalburp. 630 D m; Lynns Crossing, a. m; Littleton Il a. m. Bryan. D. m; Partridge, p. m.; sayre, p. m; Huffman, ' p. m. | Saturday: Pinson school 2:30 ?. m.
 IN SHELBY COUNTY l Liberty Loan speeches will be mad l in Shelby county Monday and Tuesday April I and ?, by pr. M. s. Barnw+ll as follows:
 i Vincent, Monday noon Wilsonvills Monday. 3 D. m: shelby. Monday, D m. Columbiana, Tuesday noon; Calera Tuesday, 3 p. m; Montevallo Tuesda, night.
 chairmen for Marion county for ia, | thild Liberty Loan drive have beer appointed as follows: 1 Judge Mack Pearce. county chair. | n,en, Hamilton. Ala.
 l. Hamilton: c. E. Mitchell. sub char, non; F. B. Fite. J H. Nixon. J. I, ! Hodges. J. G. Caudle. V. F. White. J l r. Middleton, c. w. Frederick l Guin. J, NJ. Altman. suh-chairman | R. R. Wright l.. D. Littleton. J , 1 Pope. J N. A. Hulsey, pr. D.. M Size- more.
 Winfield: R. ". Harris sub-chair- man. J. c. Stallcup, R. D. Shirey. Dr J F. Barnes. Dr. R. l. Hill. F. F Lucas, J B. Whitehead, R. A. Couch Raccus: J. W Baccus. sub chair man; w P. Letson. w T. Hawkins, |, I. Smith. Dr. R. H. Barnes. Brilliant: ]. H. Dickins sub- chairman; I. A. Wates. J. J. Gibbs II F. Howell. Boh Robins. w. M. Holt Pearce's Mill: Marvin Pearce sub chairman: W. NJ. Mays, c. w. Burle- son.
 Bear Creek: Pickens Phillips suh- chairman; E. c. Burton, John R. Phil l lips. pr. l. N. Hippo. Hackleburg: W. P. Nixon. sub enairman; c. T. Lunsford, Dr. J. l. Wilson. A. Wiginton. John Sl Conway D. M. Frederick. A. H Powell. Shottsville: w. H. Carpenter, suh chairman. WI NJ Sanderson, 1T. l. Shotts. Sam Cofeld
 Bexar: G. w. Maxwell. sub-chair- man; H. J. T@~cann. l. c. Robinson Dr. A. l.. Moorman, w. H. Whitehead J. D. McRae. D. c. Byrd.
 Byrdss School House: F. H. Harbcr sub chairman. Fred Holloway. J. 1T Eudicall. J. c. Noyth.ngton. A G. Dyar.