The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-19
COMMANDERS ARE
NAMED BY DUNCAN
Issues General Order to Sons
of Veterans
M'ADORY FOR BIRMINGHAM
staff Appointments Are Made for Ala
bama Division In Accordance With
the Constitution of the
Organization.
M'AD0RY FOR BIRMINGHAM


general orders No 16, issued by George
". Duncan. commander of the Alabama
division. United Sons of Confederate Vet
Grams. from the office of his adjutsnt and
chief of STAFF. A. c. Sexton. members OF
STAFF and committees are announced with
commanders of the various divisions. Il
desire to express my very great pleasure,
says Captain Sexton, ''at the opportunity
of serving the division and in thereby
paying allegiance to the heritage we SO
highly prize The STAFF appointments
are made in accordance with section s,
article 4. of the constitution, and rank
from December 2. last. The following is
the order in full:
Headquarters, Alabama Division.
United Sons of Confederate Veterans,
Montgomery, March II, 1906.
General Orders No. 16. New Series.
ComradesAIn special orders No. s, De-
cember 2, 1905, the commander-in-chief
did me tho honor to continue me in COM
mand OF the division by reappointment.
In making formal public announcement.
l desire to express my very great pleas
ure at the opportunity of serving the dl-
vision, and in thereby paying allegiance
to the heritage We SO highly prize.
staff.
In obedience to section S, article 4, OF
the constitution OF the division. the fol-
lowing staff appointments are made, to
rank from December 2. 1905, viz:
Division adjutant and chief of staff, Al
bert c. Sexton. Montgomery.
Division inspector, William w. Brandon,
Tuscaloosa
Division judge advocate, Boswell dec.
Waddel. Scale.
Division quartermaster, Clayton Tullis,
Montgomery.
Division chaplain, Rev. William B.
Hope, Guntersville.
Division surgeon, Dr. R. F. Mcconnell,
Alfalfa.
Division commissary. George H. Jones,
Mobile
Assistant division adjutant. r. T. Simp-
son, Jr., Florence; w. w. Benson. &C.
neva; Thomas w. Peagler. Greenville.
Assistant division inspector Lawson
Sykes, CORTLAND. Edward p. Rosamond,
Jasper, Claud Grayson, Huntsville.
Assistant division judge advocate, Ray
Jones, Montgomery; e. e. Newton, Ever
green; Walter S. Smith, Lineville.
Assistant Division Quartermaster-W. d.
Sowell Brewton; John A. Gilmore, Mont
gomery.
Assistant Division Chaplain = Rev.
Charles NJ. Brewer. Montgomery Rev. E.
A. Donnelly, Dothan; Rev. f. X. Smms,
Mobile.
Assistant Division surgeon-Dr. w. p
McAdory Birmingham DIR. d. d. Hollis.
Sulligent; DIR. H. Gaines Owen, Jones'
boro.
Assistant Division Commissary-George
II Hundley. Roanoke; Leon G.. Jones,
Tallsdega; w w. jerks, Mobile.
Aides-James Clarity, Mobile; H. Bur
gin Fuller. Montgomery; John Morgan
Burns, Selma; S. e. Jordan, Gadsden; NJ
e. Lazenby. Forest Home; w. II. Craw-
ford Evergreen; J w. Crocker, Jasper,
Paul f. Rapier, Mobile.
In accordance with section 70 of the
division constitution, brigade commanders
are appointed as follows, to serve until
the elections of their successors at the
division reunion in 1907. viz:
First Brigade-Dr. Charles c. Thach,
Auburn
Second Brigade-P. w. Hodges. Green
Vile
Third Brigade-J. Clifton Elder Birming-
ham.
Fourth Brigade-Frank N Julian, Tus-
cumbia.
Fifth Brigade-Dr Clarence ]. ownes.
Admission.
They will at once appoint the mem
bers of their official staff and certify
said appointments to division headquar-
tiers and they are expected to exercise
themselves diligently in building UP the
confederation in their brigades.
Standing Committees.
4. The standing committees named in
paragraph of General Orders No. II, new
appointed and continued in office until the
division reunion of 1907.
Pelham Monument COMMITTEES.