The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-23

town, V. va; ss. Rev. wsn. f4aii More land. Sacramento. Cal; Rev. H. F. Yer million. Roswell. N. M
 Aides--H. L. Franklin, Hillsviile. Va; W. l.. Eorwood, Mineral Wells, Tex F. F. Myers, Robinson Springs. Ala; s. s. Robinson. King William c. H.. Va: A. w. Gibbs, Hindsville. Ark; L H Bosgs, Jacksonville. Fla; o. K. Re- maud, New Orleans, La; H. B. Trice. J Lloyd Teaford. Columbus, O. 2. A. Hall. Driftwood. Tex; V. B. Hl1liard. Marshall. Tex; ". l.. Souther. Powell. I. T.; E. K. Huey. New Orleans. La; D. Houston Smith. Oxford, Ala: J. c. Nor row, Santa Ana, Cal, ]. E. Thomas. Lawton, 0. T.
 second--The foregoing appointments are made on suitable recommendation, and upon reliable information as to the qualifications of comrades for the places assigned. They will be expect ed to faithfully, cheerfully and prompt ly perform their several duties. Upon advice of their failure in any instance there will be no hesitation on the part of the Commander-in-c chief in remov- ing the comrade or comrades so in de- fault
 stitution mo stan officer shall be at the same time staff officer of bri- gade or division or hold two staff posi- tions." The attention of all officers au- thorized to make stan appointments Is particularly directed to this provision, with request that an effort be made to avoid conflicting assignments. If any appointee named above, or hereafter appointed. to a place on the stan of the commander-in-chief is already hold ing Department. Division or Brigade stan position. he should at once elect which is to be retained.
 It is expressly understood and or- dered. however, that no stan position whatever Shall in any way interfere with or prevent the holding of com .miftee assignments. or office or posi- tion, by such appointees in their re- spective camps.
 Fourth--The attention Of stan of1- cers is called to the requirements of Sections 31-S7 inclusive. of the consti- tuition of the Confederation, prescrib- ing their respective duties, and par ticularly requiring the preparation of reports or historical papers on the branch of service in the Confederate States Army represented by their re- inander-in- Chief expects every member of his staff to enter enthusiastically and earnestly Into the spirit of the iat- ter requirement. He will be glad to cooperate in the preparation of these reports if desired. A place on si1e pro- gram of the next reunion will be spe- ciaIly provided for the presentation of these reports. and they are to be in- cluded in the published minutes.
 By order ol
 Thomas M Owen.
 ofifciai: Commandef-in=C Ciiief.
 Albert c. Sexton,
 Adjutant General and CKfer Of stan
 The order regarding the appoint ment of standing committees includes seven, the historical. the relief. mon- ument, finance, and women's memorial committees, the joint committee on CO., operations between veterans and sons, and the executive committee on per- manent archives. This order in full follows:
 General Headduarters. United Sons Of Confeaerate Veterans.
 Montgomery, Ala, July 2i. 1908. General Orders No. Ii.
 i. Standing committees, required to f5e manned under section 94 of the cons stitutiofl of the Confederation, together with certain special committees, are appointed as follows
 Historical Committee: George W. Duncan, chairman, Auburn, Ala: George Petrie, Ph. D., Auburn. Ala: W. M. Kavanaugh, Little Rock, Ark; Thomas n. Raines, Washington, D. O.; R. T. McEachern, Jacksonville, Fla. 7 William F. Jones, Eiberton, Ga; D. q, Giddings. Ardmore, I. T.; Ed P. Thorpson, Jr., Frankfort, Ky: W. H. Mcclellan. New Orleans, La; T. Pierce Bruns. Baltimore Md; Dunbar Row land, Jackson, Miss; Lee Meriwether,