The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-02
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Mrs w. D. Nesbitt, chair man of the automobile section, announced that she has secured thirty-sX automobiles to represent the thirty-siX states ratifying the amendment. They will appear in the rarade in the order in which they rati- fled. Each will be elaborately decorated. Young women are being chosen to ride in the various cars representing each state The list has not been completed, but will be announced within the next two days.
 The automobiles will be decorated In various ways, this matter being left entirely with the owner of the car. Breck Musgrove, a candidate for the United States Senate in the recent primary yes terday wired to have his car placed m the parade and authorized his represen- tative here to spend $25 in decorating it. Although IT any of the women represent ing the various organizations in the city who have pledged their support to the demonstra ton will ride in the parade Hi automobiles many will appear Tn the marching section. The first unit of this section will be the" pioneer suffragists in Birmingha m. All chapter members oi the Birmingham Equal Suffrage Assocla- tion who formed this organization when few people were willing to admit they were in favor of suffrage, will march in a body. These women have been un- tiring in their efforts for equal suffrage for number of years and spent much time in Montgomery last summer wher the Alabama legislature was in sessiof in an effort to have the Susan B. An thony amendment ratified.
 PIONEERS
 Those who will form the first unit oi the marching section are as follows: ' Mrs Solon Jacobs, Mrs. w L. Mur- doch, Mrs. C. B. Spencer Mrs. A. J Bowron Miss Helen Benners, Dr. Annie NJ. Robinson, Mrs. Brenton Fisk, Mrs H. H. Shell, Mrs. o. Reinhart, Mrs. T. 1) Parke Mrs, Charles M. Spencer. Mrs Belle Moor, Mrs. w. R. Venable, Mrs |C. D. Brooks, Mrs. J. r. Frazier, Mrs M J. Calvin, Mrs. J. J. Kennedy, Mrs H. F. Osborne, Mrs. F.. l.. Muchmore, Mrs $ B. Klippelt Miss Julia Besseire Miss A. G. Ruter, Miss Eileen Saunders Mrs NJ A. Layett, Mrs. John D. Head Mrs NJ B. Irwin, Mrs. A. E. Simpson, Mrs John Summers. Mrs. J. H. Wallace, Mrs. w. C. Fades. Mrs. E. H Hawkins. Mrs. William Vaughn. Mrs. Mary E Wood. Mrs K. M Morrison. Mrs. Chas. A. Hasser. Miss Catherine E. Crane, Miss Florence B. Carson. Mrs. Joseph Phelan. Mrs. e. J.- Sharp, Miss Mamie Focartv. Miss Mary Cole. Miss Eugenia Self and Mrs. Richard Johnston.
 Practically every womens organiza- tion, club or society will march in the parade They are requested to wear white dresses or white waists and skirts, white shoes and white hats. How ever. Mrs. Jacobs stated no woman should stay out of the parade because she did not have these things.
 The parade will form on Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street. just in front of the First Methodist church. All women wishing to take part are urged to be there by 3:45 o'clock in order that the parade will move promptly at the ap- pointed hour
 LINE OF MARCH
 The line of mach will be north on Nine teenth street to First avenue, east on First avenue to Twentieth street and south on Twentieth street to Capitol Park. where the parade will disband. Here several short talks will be made by both men and women
 Local Boy Scouts will have charge of ropng off the streets for the parade.
 All members of the general committees on the demonstration are requested to meet at Gable hall tomorrow afternoon at 12:30 o'clock to report on the work assigned to them as well as receive final instructions. This meeting osL irt- portant. according to Mrs. J ha chair man Of the committee, and members are urged to be present..