The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-01
ROUTE OF PARADE

hOO Il Of RAhADE
The route of the parade beginning at Il
o'clock promptly will be as follows
Down Twentieth street to Fifth avenue;
down Fifth avenue to Nineteenth street
up Nineteenth street to First avenue
east on First avenue to Twenty first
street; across Rainbow viaduct to Ave.
nue. A return across viaduct to Second
avenue; west on Second avenue to Twen-
tieth street, and out Twentieth street to
Woodrow Wilson park, where the parade
will disband
Each organization has been assigned tc
places of meeting All will meet on Park
avenue and West and East Twentieth
streets. All leaders or organizations are
urged to have all members at the place
of starting at the time appointed for
starting.
ORDER OF MARCH
The order of march will be: Grand
Marshall L. e. Daniels and his aides, a
platoon of mounted police followed by
the city commissioners in automobiles
Alabama federation of labor officers
queen of labor with maids of honor, then
the main body of union representatives
switchmen, railroad carmen, telegraph
operators, boot and shoe workers,
moulders, BARRIERS, blacksmiths, boiler
makers, railroad orders, bakery workers
bricklayers, postal clerks, structural
ironworkers, sheet metal workers. rail
road clerks, maintenance of way men,
cooks and walters carpenters, pattern
makers, moving picture operators, gar
ment workers, cigarmakers. bill posters,
electric workers, machinists. broom
makers. fire fighters, paperhang-
ers and painters, hosting engineers,
street railway employees, pressmen, tai
lors, stage employees. mill, mine and
smelter workers, plumbers. bookbinders,
typographical union, retail clerks united
mineworkers and colored mill, mine and
smelter workers.
The following contests and prizes
have been arranged for this afternoon:
ATHLETIC EVENTS
Girls potato race, so feet: Prize,
one five-pound box Hurley's candy,
donated by Nortons drug store.
Boys potato race. so feet: Prize,
one pocketknife, donated by Birming-
ham Arms and Cycle company.
Fat mans race, 35 yards: Prize, one
IS union label hat, donated by Ant
win Mcclure DeShazo.
Mems three-legged race, so feet:
Prizes, one mans umbrella, donated by
Louis Saks Clothing company, and one
umbrella, donated by ]. Blach & Sons.
Tug O. war, IL men on each side:
Twelve pairs of unionmade overalls
to the winning side, donated by Phil
lipsLester company and the Birming
ham Trades council.
Ladies' sweeping contest. Twelve
unionmade brooms to be given as
prizes to the winners in this contest.
Brooms donated ny international
Broom and Whisk Makers union, Local
No. 81 of Birmingham.
Mems foot race, 100-yard dash
Prize, pair union made shoes, donated
by G. r. Kinney, 305-311 Twentieth
street, north. No one allowed in this
contest whose age is under 25 years
Mems nail-driving contest, 80 nails
to be driven.
Boys cracker eating contest
Ladies' diving contest
Fat mans swimming contest.
Ladies swimming contest.
Prizes for these contests.
The queen of Labor day contest
prizes will be awarded as follows: TIC
the sponsor receiving the most votes
! $155 diamond ring; to sponsor receiv-
| ing second highest number of votes
$35 wrist watch; third sponsor, $15
paraSol. Winners names will be an
nounced from bandstand at East Lake
Just after the fireworks tonight.
Dancing will be in vogue from 2:3C
to 8 o'clock in the afternoon and from
s to IL tonight.