The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-25

Stephens, Dothan; H. Burgin Fuller
 Montgomery; Guy A. Ritch, Union
 Springs; William II. Crawford, Mont
 gomery; W. c. Rayburn, Guntersville.
 5. The attention of staff officers is
 called to section II of the division con
 stitution as to the duties required in
 the matter of reports and it will be
 expected of each member of the staff
 to enter enthusiastically upon the work
 devolving upon every true and loyal
 son. and full and complete reports
 of his activities as relating to his of
 flee should be made at the forthcoming
 reunion.
 6. The brigade organization of the
 division was set out in general orders
 19, new series. December 15 1906, buI
 for your immediate information atten- tion is again called thereto: First brigade-Camps John Pelham.
 Holtzclaw, Troup Randall, Edmund w. Pettus John W. A. Sanford Ben
 Bricken, Ben Jennings, w. A. Handley
 and Boiling Hall.
 Brigade commander-C. R. Bricken, Luverne.
 Brigade adjutant--
 Brigade inspector, Ben R. Howard,
 Selma.
 Brigade quartermaster, Mark L. Black, Luverne.
 Second Brigade-Camps Thomas H. Watts, Pinckney D. Bowles, Jeff Bur
 nett, George E. Dixon, Leigh, B. F. Me- Milan and I. G. W. Steedman. Brigade commander, P. W. Hodges, Greenyille. ! Brigade adjutant John L. Moulton, Mo- bile. Brigade inspector. Sol D. Bloch, Cam den. Brigade ouartermaster. John D. Leigh, Brewton. Third Brigade-Camps Frank Ogden, Pelham, A c. Hargrove, Stonewall Jack son, Clayton, John Herbert Kelly, Hutto, Jr., Woodruff, D. M. B. Hassler and J. u. Bankhead. Brigadier commander, E. E. Cox, Car rollton. Brigade inspector, R. F. Steiner, Jr., Montgomery.
 Brigade quartermaster William B. Ross, Mobile. Fourth Brigade-Camps N. E. Forrest. Joe Wheeler, William H. Payne, William S. Bankhead, R. K. Boyd Morgan, John Rayburn, John B. Gordon George F. Har- rison and William R. Julian. Brigade commander, John H. Wallace, Huntsville.
 Brigade adjutant. David A. Grayson. Huntsville. Brigade inspector, John D. Rather, Jr., Tuscumbia. Brigade quartermaster. Lawson Sykes, ! Courtland. Fifth Rrigade-Camps Hollingsworth, l John T. Morgan, JohneH Caldwell, Sam- uel C. Kelly, John A. Hammer, John L. Francis, J. J. Woodward, Hood and John T. Bell. Brigade commander, E. G. Caldwell, Jacksonville. | Brigade adjutant, L. L. Herzberg, Gads- l den.
 Brigade inspector, D. Houston Smith. 1 Oxford. | Brigade quartermaster, Ernest c. liar 1 ris, Piedmont. Standing Committees. 7 The members of the six standing com
 mittees required to be named by the di- vision commander are re-appointed as l follows: l Historical committed, Dr. Thomas M. | Owen, chairman, Montgomery; William B. Bankhead, Jasper; Oliver D. Street, l Guntersville. 1 Relief committee. Harry T. Beckett, chairman, Mobile; William Conniff, Mont l gomery; Frank N Julian, Tuscumbia- 1 Finance committee, Boswell deG. Wad- l dell, chairman. Scale; E. F. Newton, Evergreen; Lawson Sykes. Courtland. | Monument committee, Eli P. Smith, chairman, Birmingham; Sam A. Williams, l Troy: P. w. Hodges, Greenvile. | Pelham portrait committee. Albert c. 1 Sexton. chairman Montgomery: c. k. | Bricken, Luverne; John J. Moulton, Mo l bile.
 Pelham monument committee, pr. l Thomas NJ. Owen. chairman, Montgom- | cry, who is authorized to associate with himself one comrade from each camp. 8. All of the officers and members of l committees hereinabove named will take notice of their appointments and they will be obeyed and respected in accord- anee with their rank and position. Correspondence with all persons inter ested in any of the work of the division or the confederation generally is invited. By order of ALBERT C. SEXTON, Commander Alabama Division, |. s. C. V. Official: JOHN A. ELMORE, Division Adjutant and Chief of Staff. -.s~--------