The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-28
SENATOR HEFL|N
 TOMAKE ADDRESS
 ONMEMOR|ALD DAY
Veterans of Three Wars and Patriotic Organizations to Take Part in
 Parade

Veterans of three wars and vari- ous patriotic organizations. of the city will take part in the parade Tuesday in honor of Memorial Day, which will end with an address by Senator J. Thomas Heflin at Wood row Wilson park.
 Colonel Walter E. Bare, grand mar shal, announced yesterday that the parade will be divided into six di- visions. each of which will form be- tween Sixth and Seventh avenues on Nineteenth street. The line of march will be south on Nineteenth street to First avenue, east on First ave nue to Twentieth street and north on Twentieth stheet to Woodrow Wilson park
 Tn the first division will be mount ed police. the grand marshal and his staff, the municipal band. city of ficials, and a company of both police and firemen.
 Division two will include the Boys Industrial band. the Presidents car' carrying General Henry C. Davidson, commander of the Alabama Division of the Confederate Veterans and vet erans o fthe Civil war in automo- piles
 Senator HefIin's Escort
 The Sloss Sheffield band will lead division three followed by Senator Heflin and an escort consisting of Captain Hewitt of the Confederate Veterans and Captain Quinn of the Grand Army of Republic, proceeded by Major Matt Murphy. past state commander of the American Legion. This division will also have a firing squad of national guardsmen and troup of mounted men from the Bir- mingham Sabres.
 In the fourth division will come the United Spanish war veterans, the American Legion, disable World war veterans, Gold Star mothers. veterans of foreign wars, Rainbow division veterans and vocational students
 womnn's Division
 Sons of Confederate Veterans, Daughters of the American Revolu- tion, United Daughters of the Com federacy. woman's relief corps of the grand Army of the Republic and the women's auxiliary of the veterans of foreign wars will comprise division five.
 Tn the sixth division will march the band of the American Steel and Wire company and national guardsmen.
 Colonel Bare's staff consists of Lieutenant William c. Obear, chief of staff and Major Lucian Brown. Captain U. N. James and Lieutenant F. E. Spangenberg. aides. The cap tains for the seven divisions in the or der named are. Major Monte Ull- man. Major l. T. McEwen. Captain (L fedn Tom Dozier and Major William L. Baldwin.
 Exercises At Park
 All units are expected to be in po- sition to move promptly at o'clock. Boy Scouts will be stationed along the. line of march to help keep the streets clear All divisions will dis band on reaching the park. The ex- ercises at the park will be In charge of S. M C. Bowman, of the memorial day committee. The invocation will be delivered by Rev, Randolph Rector of St Mary's church and chaplain of the American Legion. The massed bands under the direction ot O. Gordon Erickson. will play se- lection. Mrs. Walter Brewer will sing vocal solo.
 President D. E. McLendon, of the city commission will greet the vet erans on behalf of the city. Re- sponses will be made by ex-Senator Frank s. White. Confederate vet erans; General James Ashworth, c. A R.; Judge W. T. Stokley. Spanish war veterans; George Lewis Bales. Amer lean Legion; Thomas Dozier, Sons or Confederate veterans; M. D. Fried man, Sons of veterans. U. s. A; Mrs. E. l.. Huey. of Bessemer, United Daughters of the Confederacy; Mrs. A. F. Hull. women's Relief Corps of the G. A. R.: and Mrs. J. z- Worden, women's Auxiliary of the V. F. W.
 Following the responses. which VIII only be three minutes each, the principal address will be deiivereo by Senator J. Thomas Heflin.
 Concluding exercises will include the singing of patriotic songs, firing of solute and the blowing of taps and retreat: