The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-07

between Eighteenth and Seventeenth streets. with head on Eighteenth street
 Upon arrival at the point of assem bly, each person in charge of plans for his organization will immediately report to the marshal in charge of his assembly point, who, with his aides, will assist and advise in the formation of the organ iZation. Marshals. will be identified by white brassard, worn upon the left arm. Their names will be announced in orders later
 PARADE
 Grand Marshal: Col William P. Screwa
 Hour: 1:45 p. m.
 Formation: Marching units, column of squads, automobiles, single file
 Ltne of March: South from Sixth avenue along Nineteenth street to First avenue i; east on First avenue to Twentieth street; north on Twentieth street to Wilson park
 Order of Parade: Grand marshal, Gold Star Mothers, national guard, high school cadets, senatorial car, commissioners car, World war wounded cars, World war ex- service men, Nurses association, canteen workers. American Red Cross, Confeder- ate Veterans, Grand Army of the Repub- lie, veterans, Spanish-American war vet- erans, Daughters of the American Revo- lution. Daughters of the Confederacy, Daughters of the War of 1872 allied armies, Rotary club, Kiwanis club, Civ itan club. Community club, Chamber of Commerce, Civic Association, Loyal Or der of Moose.
 ATTENTION!
 At 1:4o D. m. bugler will sound "at- tention" at each point of assembly Or ganizations must be completely formed and ready to move upon that signal.
 The head of the parade will move from Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street prnmnflV a n nd along Nineteenth street. When the Gold Star Mothers have cleared Sixth ave- nue the national guard will move out, maintaining distance of 90 paces The Eigh school cadets will follow the national guard at 15 paces. The eS-service men will follow the high school cadets on Sixth avenue as far as Nineteenth street, where they will halt to permit the army, navy, marine corps, the senatorial, com missioners and wounded ex-soldiers' cars to move out from their assembly point on Sixth avenue east of Nineteenth and fall in behind the high school cadets.
 The ex-service men will then again take up the march and follow the wounded ex- soldier cars at 15 paces. When the Gold Star Mothers commence their movement in the parade, the nurses, canteen work CTS and Red Cross marchers will close up and follow as far as Sixth avenue, where they will halt until the rear element of the ex-Service men has passed out of Sixth avenue into Nineteenth street, when the nurses, canteen workers and Red cross marchers, followed by the Red Cross automobile section, Confederate Veterans, Grand Army of the Republic veterans, in the order named, will con tinue the march.
 The Daughters of the American Rev. oiution, Daughters of the Confederacy and Daughters of 1872, in the order named, will follow the Grand Army of the Republic as far as Sixth avenue where they will halt until the Spanish-Ameri- can war veterans have moved from their assembly point into the parade, when they continue the movement
 When the rear element of the ex-service men, moving on Sixth avenue toward Nineteenth street, has cleared Eighteenth street. the allied armies, followed by the Rotary club, Kiwanis club Civitan club, Community club and Loyal Order of Moose. in the order named, will move on Sixth avenue to Nineteenth street, where they will halt until the Daughters of the War of 1872, moving south on Nine teenth street, have cleared Sixth avenue, when they will again take up the march immediately in rear of the Daughters of 1872.
 Parade marshals are responsible that the movement of their respective contin- gents is accomplished promptly and in the