The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-11

Lieutenant Glover. Company N; Junior oficer of the Guard. Lieutenant Bullard. Company I.
 Reviewed by Brigadier.
 The military feature of yesterday was the brilliant review of the Third by Brigade Commander. Gen. Louis V. Clark and staff.
 General Clark reached Montgomery from Birmingham yesterday forenoon and was greeted at the depot by a detail of officers from the Sd Regiment He was morning and the early hours of the af- ternoon.
 At o'clock yesterday afternoon, ac- companied by his mounted stan, General Clark rode to Camp Graham. At Oak Park he was welcomed to the camp by Company B, of Florence, under the com mand of Capt. J. E. Gullete, who acted as special escort for the brigade com mander. Headed by the band of Phil Memoh and the honorary escort, General Clark and staff moved up the shady path toward the camp. At the guard house the guard detail was turned out and came to a present arms.
 At regimental headquarters, officers call had been blown and the officers of line, stan and field of the Sd Regiment there greeted General Clark and his stan, while tuS HOHUTdEy- CSCOEt C6tiit aO n pFSSckt arms and an honorary salute was fired by detail of the Montgomery Field Ar tillery.
 On the stan of General Clark were Ma jor Harry c. Gunnels, Major s. T. Vest cott Major Jones. Capt. F.. F. Baber. Jr., Capt. D. W. McIver and Lieutenant Frank Clark. Col. Barry L. Holt and Col. R. L. Ligon of the stan of Cover nor Jelks, also rode with General Clark.
 At Dress Parade.
 First call for dress parade was innme- diately sounded, and the battalions form- ed and marched to the ball grounds. The grand stand and bleachers were crowded witr Montgomerians, ladies being a prom inenS part of the audience.
 Capt. Walter E. Gardner, regimental quartermaster. acted as adjutant in the absence of Capt Hughes B. Kennedy.
 The regiment made a good appearance as they passed the commander of the brigade in review. for which they were afterwards complimented in a special or der published on the field by Adjutant- General Brandon.
 To Drill for Medal.
 This afternoon at o'clock, four repre- sentatives from each company In the reg iment will drill for the medal for the best drilled individual in the regiment, off, fered by James l.. Tanner of Birming- ham. The commands will be given by some disinterested officerf probably Capt Walter E. Gardner of the staff. The judges will be disinterested officers, Capt E. F. Baber. Jr., of the Montgomery True Blues and Capt. E. B. Joseph, Jr!, of the Montgomery Greys. ~@f On invitation of Dr. Charles A. Stakely, the officers and men of the Sd Regiment will worship in the First Baptist Church Sunday morning at II o'clock. It was the original intention of Dr. Stakely to have Chaplain w. c. Hearn preach the ser- mon, but Captain Hearn urged that the Montgomery minister preside at the ser- vice. Dr. Stakely will preach on some appropriate subject.
 The entire middle section of the church will be reserved for the soldiers, as well as the seats on either side of the pulpit The congregation will occupy seats on the sides and in the galleries. A special mu- sical program will be rendered. Phil Memoli, leader of the 3d Regiment Band, has been invited to play a cornet solo.