The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
|ESIGN FOR
 MONUMENT mp Lomax Arranges Details. ILL BEAR NAMES OF ALL Be Erected in the Square Given by City. c Monument Will Contain the Names Of All the Members of the Camp, Dead or Alive.

rhe accepted design for the hand ne monument which will be erected the lot of Camp Lomax, United nfederate Veterans, is shown in the ,ompanying illustration. On the nument the name of every member Camp Lomax will be carved. the mes of the dead, as well as the mes of those who are yet alive. The names of the dead soldiers of Confederacy will be marked with nfederate cross. cut into the stone posite the names. As one of the rvivors is laid to rest, 8 Confederate ,ss will be chiseled in the stone posite his name. The names of all 10 have been members of Camp Lo- tx will be put into the stone, all ough many of them are buried in aer parts of the cemetery.
 The square was givin to Camp To- tx by the city some years ago. The mp will in the future take special lde in its Identification and its care. e monument will be an arch 15 feet gh at the entrance of the square iich is near the Confederate soldiers servation of Oakwood. It Is intend- for old soldiers, who do not own a metery lot. Many of the members
 Camp LamOx, who died in other are. were prosperous citizens and the ads of families.~They sleep among members of their family on their ,n squares. But their names will be rved upon the handsome arch. In future, if member of the camp 10 dies. has a family lot, he will be ried there, if his family prefer 1t, t his name will go upon the roll of nor on the arch.
 The arch will be Is feet high and
 handsome design. The officers of mp Lomax who conceived the happy "a of the memorial arch, hope and pect to have 1t completed before the ate reunion next fall. They will in me way appeal to the people of ,ntgomery for aid in their memorial ,rk and the appeal will no doubt
 the camp hope that they will re- I've contributions from the families - Confederate soldiers who were ,mbers of the camp but who died in her years.
 The Camps Dead.
 The members of Camp Lomax who I'd since its organization, are:
 z. A. Allen, s. L. Alexander, J. M. An rson, J. O. Andrews, R. J. Allen,
 M. Alexander. Thomas M. Airing D. J. M. Alston, J. G. Allen. William Berney, F. Bedsole, l.. J. yant J. P. Bryant, w. E. Besson, A. Boothe.
 James Ii. Clanton, J. M. Carmichael, IT. Cook, Thomas Calhoun, John D. rter, R. Ii. Crosswell.
 N. Davis. James Douglass.
 Y. M Fillmore, J. H. Eason.
 John G. Finley, J. S. Harrison, W. S. Ird. A. B. Fannin, J. M. Falkner. J. F. Eh.
 Robert Goldthwaite. J. D. Goode, Ja- D Greil, A. Gerald, W. M. Gilkey, iG. Gilchrist. J. N. Green, M. B. hham.
 A. M. Kennedy, Lee Krous. > [. G. Harris. J. T. Holtzclaw. J. H. ggins, J. E. Harris. Thomas M. innon. R. L. Halonquist, ". c. Halon- tst, Clay Hall. T. S. Herbert, E. J. iris, F. R. Holt. R. E. Huat.
 W. B. Janney, Amos Jones, A. c. nes, W. B. Jackson, w. c. Jackson, mes Jackson, Benjamin Jones, J. J. fdan, David Johnston.
 2. A. Lanier, J. c. Lee, John H. Leigh, e. W. B. Merritt. William Morris, hn D. May, J. D. B. McDuffie, G. F. Donald. c. A. McDade.
 l. c. O'Connell, Luke O'Bryan, D. Bonner.
 John W. Powell, Thomas E. Powell, . W. Powell, P. F. Power.
 W. s. Reese, E. T. Randle, F. c. Ram hph, F. B. Randolph. E. F.. Roemer,