The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-05
Rriuade Orqanizatlon.


 The brigade commanders named below were elected at the sixth annual division reunion convention at Montgomery No- vember i3, 1907, and have reported to the commander their respective staff appoint ments as follows:
 First Brigade-Commander c. R. Brick en, Luverne brigade adjutant, E. c. Page, Evergreen; brigade inspector, Ben R. Howard, Selma; brigade quartermaster M. L. Black Luverne.
 Camps-John Pelham, No. 16, Auburn; Holtzclaw, No. 259, Montgomery; Troupe Randall, No 3OS, Union Springs; Edmund w. Pettus, No S6S Selma; John W. A. Sanford No. 3S5, Troy; Ben Bricken, No. 396, Luyerne; Ben Jennings, No. 433 Scale; w. A. Handley, No. 451 Roanoke; Boiling Hall No. 521, Robinson Springs; Christo- pher C. Pegues, No. 62 Selma; R. H. Abercrombie, No. -, Tuskegee.
 Second Brigade-Commander, P. w. Hodges, Greenville; brigade adjutant A. B. Long, Greenville; brigade inspector, 0. j. Goodman, Stockton brigade quarter master, R. o. Semmes, Camden.
 Camps-Thomas H. Watts, No. 372 For est Home; Pinkney D. Bowles, No. 39l, Evergreen; Jeff Burnett, No. 399, Green vile; George E. Dixon, No. 4OS, Mobile; Leigh, No. 422, Brewton; B. F. McMillan, No. 475, Stockton; J. G. W. Steedman, No 494, Candem; A. c. Gordon No ooo, Abbe- vile
 Third brigade-Commander w. w. Brandon, Tuscaloosa; brigade adjutant, B. E. Cox, Carrollton; brigade inspector, T. $. Dark, Blocton brigade quartermas- ter, F. A. Gamble, Jasper
 Camps-Frank ogden, No. 263, Suligent; Pelham, No BOY, Eutaw; A. c. Hargrove, No 3S1, Tuscaloosa; Stonewall Jackson, No. 430, Bessemer; Clayton No 432, Bir- minSham; John Herbert Kelly, No. 439 Carrollton; Hutto, Jr., No AS, Jasper;
 woodruff, No. 455, Blocton; D. M B. Hassler, No. 460 Pratt City; J. H. Bank head, No 466, Winfield; R. k. Lee, No. - Ensley
 Fourth Brigade-Commander John Hen- ry Wallace, Jr, Huntsville; brigade ad- Jutant John w. Johnston, Tuscumbia: brigade inspector, H. Clyde Thach. Ath- ems; brigade quartermaster Lawrence E. Brown, Scottsboro.
 Camps-N. B. Forrest, No. 12O, Hunts vile; Joe Wheeler Mo- 2O6 Tuscumbia. i. William H. Payne, No. 2S2, Scottsboro William s. Bankhead, No. 241, Courtland; ; R. K. Boyd, No. 295, Albertville; Nor gan, No. 296 Hartselle; John Rayburn, No. 452, Guntersville John B. Gordon, No AIS, Florence; George P. Harrison, No. DOS, Sheffield; William R. Julian, No. 509, Tuscumbia; Sam Davis No. 49S, Center. Fifth Bris isade-Commander D. Houston Smith, Anniston; brigade adjutant, J. A. Edmondson, Anniston. brigade inspector, w. D. Striplin, Gadsden; brigade quar- termaster, A. M. Humphreys, Oxford Camps-Hollingswort No. 253, Gadsden; John T. Morgan, No. 36i, Attalla; John If. Caldwell, No. 453 Anniston; Samuel | C. Kelly, No. 454 Oxford John A. Han ner, No. 459, Cullman, John c. Francis. | No. 4S6 Jacksonville; J. J. Woodward, 1 No. 493, Talladega; Hood No. 522, Pied mont; John T. Bell No. 523, Linevlle; | Pettus, No. 574, Alexander City. Committees. The members of the six standing com mittees required to be named by the di- vision commander are appointed as fol- lows:
 Historical Committee-Dr. Thomas M. Owen, chairman, Montgomery; William B. tersville.
 Relief Committee-Hafry T. Beckett, chairman, Mobile; Dr. :. H. Crossland, Montgomery; George A. Sorrell, Alexander City.
 Finance Committee-Boswell deG.> Wad- dell, chairman, Scale, E. F.. Newton, Evergreen; Lawson Sykes, Courtland. Monument Committee-Clarence j.. Owens, chairman, Atbevile; Sam A. Will Hams, Troy; P. w. Hodges, Greenville.
 Pelham Portrait Committee-Albert c. Sexton, chairman, Montgomery; J. A. Rountrce, Birmingham; J. l.. Moulton, Mobile.
 Pelham Monument committee-Dr