The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-08
PLANS MADE FOR PARADE MONDAY
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 First avenue and Twentieth street, when they will move north to Wood take position and fire a salute of 21 guns, when the head of the column reaches the park.
 There will be 10-second inter- vals between shots. As the fire Is started the entire column will stand at attention until the last gun is fired. During this reverence, member of the l One Hundredth and Thirty-fifth Ob- servation Squadron, Alabama national guard will drop flowers along the ! line of march.
 Some of the orders issued by Colo nel Moorman regarding the line Of march and other requisites of the pa rade were that the guide will be right and the column will use the right l rail of the street car track as a guide to insure alignment; each division will follow the preceding one at a distance of 20 yards; division com | manders will form their units so as not to obstruct traffic through the streets and avenues until the parade begins to move; no advertising of any nature will be permitted; all division | commanders and aides are requested to be mounted; all automobiles lent to the committee for veterans, and others will report to Mir. Spangenberg at Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street, all national colors (flags) of each unit to be carried by one man, es- corted by two others and will report to Capt. U. N James, at Sixth ave- nue and Nineteenth street at 1:3O o'clock, where they will be formed as a unit.
 Color Salute Requested.
 Especial emphasis was laid upon I the fact that all persons are requested to salute the national colors at the head of the column as they pass. Men to uncover and hold the hat with the right hand over against the left shoulder, and women will hold their hands over the heart, all standing at | attention
 According to the general orders is- sued Wednesday the various sections, their commanders and formation To- cations are as follows: IA Detach- ment of police on motorcycles; to proceed column, band, 25 yards in rear of police; the national colors of all organizations participating with color guards properly segregated.
 Grand Marshal, Col. W. E. Bare, | One Hundred and Sixty-seventh in fantry, Alabama national guard; I; chief of staff, Lieut.. Col. T. s. Moor man, infantry, United States army; l aides Major Herbert E. Ellis, UI $. A; Capt, Russell Walthour, U. s. A. ; Capt. U. N. James. One Hrndredth and Sixty-seventh infantry, Alabama national guard; Capt. Edmund R. Carroll, infantry. O. R. G.; First Lieu tenant ". L. Spencer, o. R. C.; F. E. | Spangenberg.
 The chief of staff and aides will report mounted to the grand mar shal at 1:30 o'clock at intersection of | Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street; i; formation in line, in order of rank from right to left, three paces in rear n q YN1or a1 ,l.f faP lice, mounted; detachment of police, | afoot; platoon column. City com mission and speaker of the occasion in motor cars, escorted by members of the central committee; cars two abreast.
 The above units. from r to g, in- elusive, to form in order named on Sixth avenue between Eighteenth and Nineteenth street,facing east. on Nineteenth stret facing e1s-. Other order of march follows:
 First Division.
 "A" Band Division commander Major James A. Webb, One Hundred and Sixty-seventh infantry. Alabama national guard, and staff. "The Bir- third battalion, One Hundred and SiXty-seventh infantry, Alabama na- tional guard; platoon column; one Hundred and Thirty-ffth Squadron. | air service, Alabama national guard platoon column; Battery E. field ar- | tillery, Alabama national guard
 The assembly point of this division will be on Sixth avenue between l Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, head 25 yards in rear of motor cars containing distinguished guests.
 second Division2Soy Scouts.
 Band. Commander of Scouts. MT. Dan Dimmick, mounted; assistant commander, MT. Roland Shino, Scout executive, mounted; Boy Scouts ot Birmingham, column of troops.
 The assembly point of this division l will be on Eighteenth street, head of column resting on Sixth avenue. fac 1 ing north.
 Third Division-Veterans.
 Band. Commander, lieut.. Col. L. O. Mathews U. S. A., mounted; disabled cars; American Legion members. | afoot. eight abreast; (This includes Birmingham, Bessemer or members of any other posts). Officers Reserve corps. afoot, eight abreast; Naval re- serves (white), afoot, eight abreast. detachment composed of members of regular service on duty in Birming- ham-army, navy and marine corps; other World war veterans not listed above; marching. abreast in follow ing order: CD cavalry. (2) infantry, (S)artillery, (4 auxiliary arms and dents, afoot, eight abreast; Veterans of Foreign Wars, afoot, eight abreast; Spanish war veterans, afoot, eight abreast; Sons of Confederate veterans. afoot, eight abreast; Sons of Grand Army of Republic. afoot. Pollution, afoot, eight abreast.
 Assembly point of this division will