The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-10
INFORMATION BUREAU

Additional information regarding the celebration may be secured from the Red
 Cross, or from any members of the cen
 tral committee, of which J. H. Willis,
 First National Bank building, Main 705,
 is chairman. The army recruiting sta-
 tion will maintain an information bureau
 in Capitol park tomorrow, and Victory
 medals may be secured there merely
 upon presentation of the discharge cer-
 tificates
 It is announced that most of the auto
 mobiles used in the parade will be deco
 rated with flags and bunting, and it is
 requested that all having flags use them
 in the parade.
 Senator Underwood and Senator Heflin have each signifed their acceptance of the invitation to speak, and have Assured the committee that they will be present for the occasion. Matt H. Murphy. state commander of the American Legion, will introduce the speakers. Any additional details which may be arranged today will be announced tomor- row morning.
 The final order for the parade, which was issued by the grand marshal yester day follows:
 Loyal Citizens of Birmingham: Special order No. Especial order No. is hereby modified to read as follows: MOBILIZATION
 Mobilization of the parade personnel will
 be effected on the Northside in the area bounded as follows: Fifth avenue to Seventh avenue and Nineteenth street to
 Sixteenth street. The personnel partic-
 ipating in the. parade must assemble
 promptly at 9 o'clock at the assembly
 points designated next below;
 1. Gold Star Mothers west side of Nine teenth street between Sixth avenue and
 Seventh avenue, with head resting on
 Sixth avenue.
 g. National Guard of Sixth avenue be-
 tween Nineteenth and Eighteenth streets,
 with head resting on Nineteenth street.
 s. High school cadets on Sixth avenue
 between Eighteenth and Seventeenth
 streets, with head resting on Eighteenth street.
 4. Ex-soldiers, sailors, marines of World
 war on Sixth avenue between Seventeenth and Sixteenth streets, with head resting on Seventeenth street
 5. Wounded ex-service men in automo-
 piles, Sixth avenue between Nineteenth
 and Twentieth streets, behind commis- sioners cars.
 6. Army, navy, marine corps, Senators
 and commissioners cars, in order named. Sixth avenue, between Ninetaanth and Twentieth streets; army car at Nineteenth street.
 7. Nurses association, west side of Nineteenth street. between Seventh ave- Hue dItu EAlSltu dNcflut, WitI HSdu lcot- ing on Seventh avenue. &. Canteen workers mounted ana auto
 mobile section, west side of Nineteenth street, between Seventh and Eighth ave- nues, immediately behind nurses asso- citation.
 g. American Red Cross. marching sec ton, Nineteenth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, immediately behind canteen workers
 10 American Red CrOss automobile section, south side of Seventh avenue, l between Nineteenth and Eighteenth lstreets with head at Nineteenth street. | II. Confederate Veterans automobiles l south side of Seventh avenue. between | Eighteenth and Seventeenth streets, with ! head at Eighteenth street. l E. Grand Army of the Republic Vet erans, automobiles south side of Seventh avenue, between Seventeenth and Six 1 teenth street, with head at Seventeenth street.
 | 1S Spanish-Amerioan War Veterans. marching, east side of Nineteenth street
 between Fifth and Sixth avenues, with head on Sixth avenue.
 | 1a. Daughters American Revolution. automobiles. north side of Seventh ave- nue. between Nineteenth street and Eighteenth street, with head at Nine teenth street. l 15. Daughters of the Copfederacy, au. tomobileS, north side of Seventh avenue between Eighteenth and Seventeenth streets. with head at Eighteenth street. i 16 Daughters of War of 1872, automo- 1 piles. north side of Seventh avenue, be- tween Seventeenth and Sixteenth streets. with head at Seventeenth street 1 r. Allied armies, west side of Eight ', eenthl street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues. with head resting on Sixth ave
 une.
 l IS. Rotary club. Kiwanis club. Civitan 1 club, and Community club, in order named, east side of Eighteenth street. be- tween Fifth and Sixth avenue, with head l of Rotary club resting at Sixth avenue. 19. Chamber of Commerce, west side I of Eighteenth street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues, with head at Sixth avenue.
 %. Civic association, east side of Eigh- l teenth street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues, with head at Sixth avenue. 21. Loyal Order of Moose, Fifth ave nue, between Eighteenth and Seventeenth streets, with head on Eighteenth street. %. Elks. Fifth avenue, between Sew enteenth and Eighteenth streets. imme- diately behind Moose. z. Young Mems Christian association
 Cnpikol mark. between Nineteenth and