The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-06
SHRINE PARADE TODAY
 IS SPECTACULAR EVENT
 FOR GENERAL PUBLIC
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 suit section of the parade for the
 full dress suit with red tie and
 fes is the official uniform Of the
 shriner. This section will have
 it's own band in dress suits.
 Another section known ns the
 "cape section.' will hnye special
 cDpe uniform. As several hundred
 of these uniforms have been dis
 tributed among the nobility, it is
 expected to form a very novel fea-
 ture of the parade.
 The shriners of all sections will
 march four abreast. A distance
 of four feet must be maintained
 between files in order that the
 best effect can he secured from
 the numerous moving pictures,
 which will he taken all along the
 parade route.
 Parade Formation
 Official announcement of the man ne. in which the parade will be formed is as follows:
 Starts from Capitol park, 12.45 p. m Parade forms at 12;45 p. m.
 Special Note.-Marchers exclusively anu positively on foot. No autos per mitted at all Those too weak to walk may make reservations in the ambu- lance section.
 No parking of autos on line of march morning of day of parade.
 All nobles must be in line of march. Nobies persisting In towering in side lines may have unpleasant hot wagon experience.
 section 1 forms On Park avenue, head resting on Twentieth street, facing east; police Shriners (S abreast) Zarnora band; Zamora patrol; poten- tate fon float drawn by 20 husky can- didates, especially selected; Zamora diNan forms escort on each side po- teftate's float; past and visiting po- teitates ton float In full dress).
 Section 2 forms on west side cf Twentieth street, west. head resting on Park avenue, facing south; camel float; Birmingham municipal band in dress suits -four abreast); Shriners in dress suits (four abreast). Note: Wear red bow tie and red ribbon i E inches wide across shirt front. right shoulder to left shoulder side of vest opening: Shrine charters on float.
 Section 3 forms on east side Twen. tieth street. west, head resting on Park avenue, facing south Anniston Drum and Bugle corps: Anniston Shrine club. Bessemer Shrine club other Shrine clubs (four abreast).
 Section forms on Park avenue head resting on Twentieth street fac west; fez float; A. 5. l. S. band in cares; shriners in capes (four abraest).
 Section 5 forms in center Capitol park, head resting on Park avenue facing south; Sum -mor-ra band; Sum- mora patrol; ambulance; medical corps (four abreast); candidates -four abreast hot wagon
 Section forms on Sixth avenue, head resting on Twentieth street facing vest Pyramid float; band Shriners in business suits -four abreast); second band tmiddle of sec tion).
 Marshals, formation marshals A. S. Vance. w. N. Todd; first section, D. E. McClendon; section section, M F. Sclrwarz; third section, John Maynor: fourth section. W. T. Whited; fifth section. George F. WheeIock; sixth section. P. C. Kidd.
 Special detail marshals, H. H. K Jefferson, A B. l. $. band. Sam Fried man. floats; T. J. ShiI ley. police; w. c. Strickland, General Sum mo -ra pa- trol
 General instructions: Nobles are earnestly urged to be on hand at time designated and cooperate with mar- shals in lining up. four feet between each file. Marshals must be on for mation location of their section early, as this parade will move promptly at f2:45 p. m.
 Parade committee: T. c. Brabston, chairman; J. D. Rosenberger, vice cha irman.
 Approved: John B. Bethea. poten- tate