The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-23
AUBURN BAND TO
 HOLD REUNION

A reunion of all the old members of the Auburn Cadet band will be held at the Alabama Polytechnic institute at Auburn during the coming com meneement The Auburn Cadet band is an organization we'll known over the state for It's proficiency both in music and military tactics, and since. its organizations, some ten years ago, many of its members have filled some of the highest offices in the state and south. Much credit for its work is due tile instructors, Prof. A. L. Thomas and Prof. M. L. Fallon.
 Invitations have been Issued to the following students and ex-students, who now are or have been members of this band, and large part of them will be present at the reunion:
 L. G. Adams, w. D. Armstrong, Mo bile; R. T. Arnold, Gainesville, Fla; w. M., Avery, Pensacola, Fla; N A. Berringer, Eufaula; A. M Boyd, C.. l.. Bragaw, Memphis; L. G. Brooks, Brew ton; N. A. Burgess, Schenectady, N. Y; E. J. Carroll, Jacksonville, Fla; A. L.. Clothier, Mobile; B. T. Collier, o. B.
 
 R. H. Drake. Auburn; R. Dudley, c. c. Emmons, Columbus, Ga.; J. A. Enslen, c. B. Fose, w. A. Frazer, Wetmpka; W. H. Glenn, opelika; A. R. GrSg, Bal timore J. c. Greene, Opelika; H. Hagedorn, West Point, Ga; J. P. Har- rison, Tampa Fla; R. s. Hausberger, G. D. Hawkins, Birmingham; J. D. Hen derson, Nashville; B. A. Hayward, At lanta; J. A. Ingram, w. T. Johns, An niston; M. D. Kahn, A. o. Keenan, Opelika; J. J. Reyes, Athens; C. Lay. G. c. Loyvorn. Gadsden; A. W. Mer- kel, Avondale; J. T. Mcdonald, c. N. McNeely, B. H. Moon, Faunsdale, Ala.;H. N Move, A. B. Nelson, Cuth- bert Ga. D. w Peabody, Atlanta ;E. J. Pierce, Union Springs; J. P. Rembert, Wesson, Miss. c. B. Richardson, Nash vile, Tenn; J. A. Routledge Birming- ham; G. c. Sequira, J. B. Simpson, T. W. Sparks, Blue1elds, Me- c. A; L. Stern field, E. L. Taber, Montgomery; E. c. Thomas, Auburn; l. w. Walker, Ligh- ton; J. A. Ward, Little Rock, Ark; B. Well, Birmingham H. l.. Werner, Chi cago; E. H. Wfller, Clear Creek; N. W. E, " Arnold. Gainesville, Fla; F. c. At kinson, R. G. Bell, Savannah, Ga; F. C. Bivings, Dalton, Ga. l.. Boyd, Mem phis, Tenn; B. R. Brazil, Brundidge; W h. Bryant, Dalton, Ga.; w. J. Cameron, Birmingham; o. G. Clements, Auburn
 J. Cobb University. U. V. Cornell, Clemson, S. C.; T. Daniel, Ala bama City; w. A. Dewees. J. N. Downs, Chatta- nooga; H. C. Ellis. Louisville, Ky.;- V. l.. Emrick, Birmingham, c. W. Erwin, Eheffeld; c. H. Frazer, Frit- ter, J. Y. Gonzales, J. E. Grady Mont gomery; F. M. Crssett. Atmore; J. c. Harper, r. R. Harsh, Birmingham; w. L. 'Harwell, Talladega; E. A. Haynie, Au- burn; c. L. Hendrix. Montgomery; J. D. Judson, LaGrange, Ga.; A. Jefferson, Co., lumbus, Ga; l. L. Jordan, Midway; M. F. Kahn, Opelika; J. Kennybrook, Birmlng- ham, Dr. J. A. Lanford, Gainesville; D. C. Loveiess, Brewton; J. Y. Mayes, J. R. Liddell Birmingham; sH. c. McGregor. Bessemer G. N. Montgomery, R. J. Nor gan, Chicago; W. L. Newberry, E. F. Oakley, Pratt City; A. PetrinoVich, s. c. Poyner, Mobile; r. Renfro, Annston; Dr. J. c. Rusk, Mobile; w. R. Sanford, Opelika; c. w. Sibley, Auburn; R. w. Sistrunk, Montgomery: J. B. Steadham, Auburn; ]. D. St. John, Mobile; A. L. Thomas, Auburn; R. T. Torbett, E. V. Wallsey. L. V. Weatherly, Opelika; c. P. Weles, Columbia, S. C.; R. F. Will Hams, C. P. Wright, b. M. Wood, Au- burn