The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-23


be carefully guarded and permanently
preserved. By order Of
THOMAS NJ. OWEN.
COMMANDMENTS Chief.
Official: ALBERT c. SEXTON
Adjutant General and Chief of Staff
staff is Announced.
The staff of Commander-in-C Chief Thorn
as NJ Owen of the United Sons of Con-
federate Veterans, Is announced as fol-
lows
General Headquarters
United Sons of Confederate Veterans,
Montgomery. Ala. June j. 1905.
General Orders No. 10,
1. The following staff appointments are
made, to rank from April q, 1906. viz.
Inspector general. VIII T. sheehan.
Montgomery
ouartermaster general, Richard G.
Banks, Montgomery.
Commissary general, Leroy s. Boyd,
Washington
Judge advocate general. John A. Col
linsworth. Humboldt, Tenn.
Surgeon general. c. Hamilton, M. D.,
Rome, Ga.
Chaplain general. the Rev. J. w. Cald-
well, Jr.. New Orleans.
Assistant adjutant generals. b. A. Tay
lor Montgomery; L. p. Quinn Lockes-
burg, Ark; Daniel J. CAN'T. Washington;
A. Duncan Kent, Savannah: r. l.. Ream,
Wapanucka, L T.. Robert S. Omberg,
Louisville; William L. Wooten, New Or
leans; Harry Glmor. Baltimore; Robert
Lewis. Woodvlle. Miss. Clyde f. Tuck,
Springfield. Mo; Louis f. Sloan, Charles
ton; L. NJ. de Saussure Memphis; George
S. Valiant. Texarkana, Tex; John Baker
White, Charleston: w r. Kivett, Boise.
Idaho.
Aesista,,. i,.no.+ -,.r r,o,,o,.ar r1a,r,, r.
McNeer Montgomery: Wallace Streater,
Washington; Robert c. Aston, Atlanta.
Erret Dunlap Ardmore. l. T.. Sam ".
Bedford. Owensboro. Ky; r. A. Tiche-
nor, New Orleans: Ward B. Coe, Balti-
more; p. S. George, Greenwood, Miss. !;
William D. Grimes, Washington Iredell
Jones, Columbia. j. w. Iillard, Decatur,
Beasley, Petersburg, Va; Herbert Fitz-
patrick, Huntington. w. Va; Frank
w alker, 1415 Hyde street, San Francisco.
Assistant quartermasters general, Harry
4. Beckett. Mobile; Paul McKennon.
| Clarksville. Ark: Frank r. Fravel Wash
ington; Marion Dunwoody, Macon; e. S.
Ratliffe Stonewall, /. T.; G.. b. Bingham.
Cadiz, Ky; Allen Y. McChesney New Or
leans; James S. Whedbee Baltmore: Ew-
ing Coekrell Warrensburg Mo; John W.
Stovall Stovall. Miss; John c, Spivey,
Conway. S. c.. r. Henry Lake, Memphis,
w. D. Williams Fort Worth; r Stanley
Hall, Manchester, Va; Thomas Moore,
Charles Town, W. Va.
Assistant commissaries general, e. w.
Wadsworth, Wadsworth; G. ]. Pillow,
Washington; e. N. Martin. Summerville,
Ga; James Trimble. Ashland, Ky; r. e.
l.. Marshall. Baltimore;. w. A. Martin,
Meridian; r. A. Doyle, East Prairie, Mo.
Thomas Barber Jr.. Winston Salem, n.
C.; w. l.. Reeves, Wills Point, Tex; j.
Lewis Lawrence, Christainburg Va: A.
d. Smith, Jr., Fayetteville, w. Va; ]. b.
Johnson, Chicago.
Assistant Judge Advocates General-O
d. Street, Guntersvile Ala; Edwin w
Kerr, Jr.. Washington. D. c.; A p.
Wright, Washington, Ga; ]. b. Wickiffe
Wickliffe, Ky. Fred C. Marsh, New York
Insurance company New Orleans, La E.
M. Hammond, Baltimore, Md; e. n
Scudder, Vicksburg, Miss; Harry b.
Halves, st. Louis, Mo; Marshall Delaney
Haywood. Raleigh, N c.; Clinton M
Fielder, Blackville. S. c.; w. S. Holman
Bay City. Tex. Frank w Kellinger, Nor
folk Va; w. G. Peterkin, Parkersburg
w Va
Assistant Surgeons General-Dr Henry
Dickson, Paragould, Ark: DIR. Lewis j
Battle, Washington, D. c.; DR.. e. w
Warren, Palatka, Fla. DR.. w. p Walker
Norcross. Ga; DR.. w j. Conley, Coal.
|
DR.. H. Fl. Duke, Louisville. KY; DIR. w
II. Scudder. Mayersvlle, Miss; Dr. Floyd
Stewart, St Louis, Mo: DR. c. s. Bobo
Norman, Okla; DR.. ]. NJ Glenn, Jackson
Tenn; DR.. J. T. Virgins. Rusk. Tex; DR.
G. N Hardesty, Berryvile, Va
| Assistant Chaplains General.-Rev. Chas
NJ Brewer, Montgomery, Ala; Rev. Harry
w Pratt. Washington, ID. c.; Rev V
w Shields, D. D., Jacksonville, Fla.
Rev M. ]. Epting, Savannah, Ga; Rev
f.. Pendleton Jones. Greensboro, Ky; Rev
Louis Tucker, Baton Rouge, La; Rev
W. T. Allen. Laurel, Miss: Rev. w M
V. Ripey. Norman, Okla. Rev. j. H.
| Taylor, Nevada, Tex; Rev. r. w. Griz-
Yard, Adams, Va; Rev. Charles f. Ghisel-
in, Shepherdstown ". Va; Rt. Rev Will
liam Hall Moreland. Sacramento. Cal.
Rev. II. f. Vermillion Roswell New Mex
Aides-H. L. Franklin, Hillsville. Va.
| w. L. Norwood, Mineral Wells, Tex; +
e. Myers, Robinson Springs. Ala. S. s.
Robinson King William C. H., Va; A.
w Gibbs, Hindsville, Ark; l.. II. Boggs
jacksonville, Fla; G. X. Renaud, New
J. H. Hood. Piedmont. Ala; j. Lloyd
Teaford. Columbus, o.; y. A. Hall. Drift
wood, Tex: V B. Hillard Marshall, Tex.
w. L. souther Powell 1. r.; E. X. Huey,
New orleans, La: d. Houston Smith, Ok
ford. Ala; J. G. Morrow, Santa Ana, Cal.
j. h. Thomas, laWtOn, y. Il.
.. The foregoing appointments are made
on suitable recommendation. and upon
reliable information as to the qualflca-
lions of comrades for the places assign
ed They will be expected to faithfully
cheerfully and promptly perform their sew
eral duties. Upon advice of their failure
in any instance there will be- no hest
tation on the part of the commander-in-
chief in removing the comrade or COM
rades so in default
3. Under section q of the constitution
mo staff officer shall be at the same
time staff officer of brigade or divi-
sion or hold two STAFF positions" The
attention of all officers authorized to
make staff appointments is particularly
directed to this provision, with request
that an effort be made to avoid conflict
ing assignments. If any appointee named
above or hereafter appointed. to a place
on the staff of the commander-in-chef.
is already holding a department, division
or brigade staff position. he should at
once elect which Is to be retained
It Is expressly understood and order
ed, however, that no staff position what
ever shall In any way interfere with or
prevent the holding of committee assign
ments, or office or position by such APP
pointees in their respective camps.
T. The attention of staff officers is call
ed to the requirments of sections 31-S7
inclusive, of the constitution Of the con-
federation. prescribing their respective
duties, and particularly requiring the
preparation of reports or historical pa
pers on the branch of service in the Con-
federate states army represented by their
respective staff positions. The command
er-in-chef expects every member of his
staff to enter enthusiastically and earnest
" into the spirit Of the latter require
mont He will he glad TO co-operata in