The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
.SHR|NERS ID STAGE BIGGEST PARADE IN
 HISTORY OF THE PANDORA TEMPLE
Big Ceremonial With Class of 700 Candidates Staged for June 1-City All Decorated for the
 Occasion

Tuesday will be sShriners' Day. in Birmingham. and will mark an epoch in the history of zamora temple, Nobles Of the Mystic Shrine.
 The programme inclues ceremonial session with two classes of 700 candi- dates, monster downtown parade and big barbecue at the fair grounds.
 Thousands of Shriners are expected in the city, not only mem bers of Zamora temple, but Shriners from all the other temples of the state, and some from ad- joining and distant states.
 Potentate NJ. G. Hubbard is authority for the statement that it will be the biggest event ever pulled off by old ZaInora, and the committee in charge indorse the "Pote's" statements.
 The parade through the streets will be the first feature of the day, and will consist of three sections, with all Shrlners on foot. No automobiles will be permitted in the parade, nor will they be allowed to park on the streets in the line of the parade, and no haz- ing of candidates will be permitted tthey will get theirs at the cere- monial)
 LINE OF PARADE
 Zamora's greatest parade forms at Capitol park at 2:30 o'clock.
 First Section-Form on Park avenue, head resting on Twentieth street, fac- ing east: Policemen Shriners (four abreasD. Shrine Band. Patrol. Poten- tate Con float). Divan. As honorary escort on foot, each side of float, past potentates, nobles, in dress suits, four abreast. Wear red bow ties, red rib boh across shirt front
 CecOnd Cacfiou-Enrv, o, nue, head resting on Twentieth street. facing west: Turner's Band. Nobles, in business suits, four abreast.
 Third Section-Form on Capitol park, aead resting on Park avenue, headed south: A. B. l. s. Band. Johns Ambu- lance. Candidates Gin robes). In col llin, three abreast, black robes center. white robes on each side of black robes. Hot Wagon (Jim Patterson, chief torturer, in charge).
 Line of March-Twentieth street to First avenue; First avenue to Nine- teenth street; Nineteenth street to Fourth avenue; Fourth avenue to Six taenth street. Entrain at Sixteenth street on street cars for fair grounds.
 As parade moves off from starting roint each section will fall in in nu- nerical order as rear end of each sec- ten passes Park and Twentieth.
 Marshals' Assignment-Firs section, r. E. McClendon; second section, o. M. Cross, J. A. Pearson; third section, George F. Wheelock, w. T. Whited.
 Note: H. P. Lesher and assistants to be located at Park and Twentieth to di- rect Nobles to section to which they helong. No autos permitted on Park avenue.
 A. L. Reese and R. M Rankin class directors.
 INSTRUCTIONS
 Participants are earnestly urged to be on hand at time designated and assume their positions. Marshals are expected tos be present early and line up their respective sections, so that parade may move off with precision and lack of confusion. This is our first big parade since before the war, and we want to show the public "regular's parade. full strength and free from rowdyism. We want all the Shriners in the parade. not on the sidewalk seeing '.how George does it
 A big barbecue will be served at fair grounds. Ample preparations have been made to take care of all and if will not be necessary to rush out to the fair grounds ahead of the parade for fear you may not be served Let's carry out every feature of the parade 100 per cent.
 Everybody wear their fez If you see a noble from a visiting Shrine, glad hand him. Make him feel welcome in our midst. PARADE COMMITTEE.
 A. P. Wells, chairman; T. G. Brab- ston, J. D. Rosenberger.
 Approved: NJ. G. HUBBARD.