The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-10

company (Opelikal-Mrs. Hubert Scruggs. 2Sos Highland avenue.
 Medical detachment = Mrs. Brooks Forbes, 2s2o Highland avenue.
 Company K (Birmingham)-Mrs Flor cree E. Jordan. SS4 Highland avenue
 Company l. (Alabama City)-Mrs. w. s Brown. 290S Highland avenue.
 Company NJ (Oxford) Mrs. E. H. Cab aniss, 2251 Highland avenue.
 Mothers are requested to act as chaper- ones at the open air dance on West Twentieth street in the evening.
 TO AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS
 Call the Automobile club, Tutwiler building, phone Main 29l1, to secure as- signment to parking place, if such as signment has not already been given to you. Automobiles from out of the city which will carry soldiers in the pageant will report to the parking place assigned to their home company.
 Decorate. your car if possible. Put the top back. If practicable. have one or more girls in the car with the soldiers,
 Following is the detailed list oc parks
 ing places:
 Headuuarters company and hand-- Twentieth street between Park and sixth avenues, headed south.
 Supply company (Montgomery)-Park avenue between 1WSniletn anu "SANs first streets, headed west.
 Machine gun company and hospitat unit Montgomery and Birmingham Twenty-first street between Park and Sixth avenues, headed north. Company 4 Montgomery)-East Twen tieth street between Park and Eighth avenues, headed south.
 Company B (Abbevillel-Twenty first street between Park, and Eighth ave- nues, headed south.
 Company c (Pen City)-Eighth avenue between Twentieth ana l"eh'S -hi 'e streets, headed east
 connany D Bessemerl-Seventh ave nue. east of Twenty-irst street, headed west. Company F. (Albany)-Eighth avenue between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, headed east.
 Company r (Gadsden1-Nineteen, street between Seventh and Eighth ave nues, headed north.
 Co,,nanv c (Ozark)-Seventh avenue between Eighteenth and Nineteenth street, headed east
 Company H (Alexander Cityl-Nine- | teenth street between Sixth and SeVehtt , avenues, headed north
 Comnanv ] (Opelika)-Park avenue be tween Twentieth and Nineteenth streets headed west, ., Company K tbirmhShea'h' ,, nue between Eighteenth and Nihe'een'' streets, headed east.
 | Company I. Alabama City)-Sixth ave r,a between Twentieth and Nineteenth streets, headed west. 1 Company NJ (Oxford)-Nineteenth stree between Fifth and Sixth avenues, heaoe' north. .;, l Automobiles not carrying soldiers WI fall in at the rear of the parade. " solutely no advertising floats or any KIN l will be permitted. |, place. -.7- an m-Joy ride moves off on Twenty | first street across Rainbow viaduct U l Avenue F. west to Eighteenth street south on Eighteenth street to cotton" oo' avenue. thence to Highland avenue. I rade will continue around Highland ave me to the Country club station, then pa>~ along the same route to Five Points' er erv car making at least five rounds Di vers are requested to driVe sio"is hono the leader. In case of puncture or o'ne iaccident promptly turn out at hrst sia Street where service cars will be read to render first aid. If there arc ho ,erough girls in the car pick one up | s:3o D. m.-Cars stop at hostess house Ito permit visiting and social hour
 not block the street. c...,
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 park for supper.
 TO ALL CIVILIANS
 Do not fail to see the airplanes owe the city from 10 to II a. m., anu tn
 parade from Il to 12 noon ne rou'
 of the parade is from Slxth aVe"u down Nineteenth street to First ave
 nue. east to Twentyfirst street an
 south to the middle of the Rainoo' lv;aduct. then counter-march to FITS Iavenue and Twentieth street. and mort on Twentieth street to Capitol Park.
 AS the head of the parade reache Capitol Park, signal bomb Will fired. Reverently remove your hat an
 stand with bowed head ir silence
 honor of the Alabama heroes who pa the supreme sacrifice. Then after Q.
 minute of silence second pomp VIII
 fired, and you will join in singih
 "America." Let everybody sing. Remember, this is a singing parad Twenty-five hundred trained voice will lead. but every person is expectf to sing all the familiar airs, "Dlxle "Keep the Home Fires Burning "Ba tle Hymn of the Republic" and M Country. Tis of Thee"
 Early in the afternoon make vol way to Highland avenue for the grar lrageant and carnival. Street cars VI run until 430 o'clock. after when the will be shut off Highland avenue Ill ltn 6:S0. Over 300, ,000 people are e rected on this most beautiful residen avenue which has been decorated wonderfully. Five thousand young li dies, dressed in white and armed VII roses and flowers. are expected to III the center of the avenue. The twei' hostess houses with signs lndlcatir them will be open for your receptio Lawns and parks and homes are op' to everybody. Serpentine by the tho' ssnds will be used However perso' using feathers. sand. sticks, etc, be prosecuted under the city ordinane No formality, everybody knows e erybody else. Remember the soldie are your guests. Band concerts w be rendered along the route by Il 167th band at Rhodes park. the Unit States navy band at the Country ell station, and at hostess houses the 10 lowing will play: Shriners, four unif
 bands, Boys Industrial School His
 school, Ensley high school, Indian Hei
 Textile of Cordova, sylacauga
 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Borden Burr. chairman; Hill Ferg
 son, vice chairman. Oscar Wells R. brown. A. c. Crowder. Frank P. Glas l. W. Barrett. Rober. G. Hiden. I. ' Donnelly. Dan B. Dimick, S. ]. Bow J. D. Moore, J. Chapline Hodges. Hen
 NJ Dozier. John T. Yeatman. Hugo
 Black. John M. DeShazo. J. R. Thamt | t <N I Azr