The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-17

4 Immediately after invoking the d.
vine blessing. the convention shall
pay the following tribute to the Con-
j fsdsrats dead. tbs comrades al stand
ing:
TO the memory Of those who
i True to the instincts Of their birth.
Faithful to the teaching Of their
Constant IN their love for the state,
Died n the performances Of their
who hay. slor,fi.a . rallen Cause
4 The patient endurance Of suffering.
And the heroism Of AZ death thu
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Founa hope asp ana i0 coxns 81 tRs i'sl0'
Il In the belief
That they would not be Forgotten.
4 Response by the comrades "They
Died for their Country"
These were men
Whom power could not corrupt.
whom defeat could not dishonor.
And let their virtues plead
! For just Judgment
nh, Rsssp pom, BY the comrades: They
Died Tor their Country.
Alabama. taught them
/ row 70 i've and how to die:
she has preserved for her children
Tne priceless treasure. OF their meme
Teaching all who may claim
! The same birthrieht
Fns Truth. Courage and Patriotism
/ Following the above. the following
tribute shall be paid to the women Of
/ the Confederacy.
The General commanding shall say:
Comrades. the women OF the Con-
federcy! We honor and love the mem !
cries OF their proven worth ana bid
tues"
Answer by the comrades, God
bless the women OF the Confectionery"
i me Dig auditorium in the city hall,
the Council Chamber ana the citys
business streets are decorated with
1 flags and coiors OF the Confidence.
Everything - In ship-shape.
! the reunion proper will conciude
It's sessions with that In the after.
noon. IN the evening bfouvac VIII,
be held In the auditorium for which
program Of addresses ana music hae
oeen arranged. This promises to be
Fre as assse Il 4 ~
Among the old Veterans arriving In
the city Tuesday from Camp Hi. 10
take part In the reunion Were; Cant.
J. ". Bethune. Milton WEIGH, Alfred
Lee, Capt Bell. Col J NJ Kennard, and
DR.. Fishery. the Home physician.
MT WEIGH Is the adtutant Of the Old
Soldiers Camp No. I'LL. located at the
Home and he comes In advance to as
sist In preparations for those who are
TO arrive Wednesday. DIR. Ellsberry,
the Home physician, will look after
the old men, should any of them need
medical attention and Col. j. M. KEN
nard. who ranked as colonel of ordi-
nance during the war. Is here in adj
vance in order to secure ammunition
and Uther supplies
at the Home. and Capita n Green win
with forty of the old Veterans ar
rive ON Wednesday mornings train.
Miss Lille Thornton. maid of honor,
and Mrs. Thornton. sponsor. will ac-
company the old Veterans to Mont
gomery.
The following general orders were
issued Tuesday night;
Headquarters Alabama Division, u c. ". |
once Of the Adjutant General.
Montgomery. Ala. April 25. 1903. |
General Order No. 81:
The following. Is announced as the |
stan Of the Major General commanding |
Alabama Division. United Confederate
Veterans:
Col. Harvey e. Jones Adjutant Gen..
eral and Chief of STAFF, Montgomery.
Lieut.. Col. Benz NJ. washburn, AS |
sistant Adjutant and Division Treasur- |
err. Montgomery.
Lieut.. col. VIM. wallace Screws. In. |
spector General. Montgomery.
Lieut.: COL JOS F.. Johnston. Judge |
Advocate General. Birmingham.
Lieut.. Col. Huriosco Austili. Assist
ant Judge Advocate General. Mobile.
Lieut.. Col. Jas. B. Francis Pay |
master General Birmingham.
Lieut.. Col. =, w. Barclay, Surgeon |
General. Birmingham.
Lieut. Col. A. II. Read, Assistant |
Surgeon General. Notasulga.
Lieut.. Col. Geo. E. Brewer, Chap. |
lain General.
Lieut.. Col. Geo. w. Ely, Quarter |
master General, Montgomery.
Lieut.. Col. Benz. f. Weathers, AS
sistant ouartermaster General. Roam
oke.
Lieut.. Col s. H. Dent. Chief Of Ar
tiliery. Eufaula.
Lieut.. Col. John C. webb. Chief Of
Engineers, Demopolis.
Lieut., Col. David M. Scott, Assist
ant Chief of Engineers. SelNa.
Lieut.. Col. VIM. w. Wadsworth.
Chief OF Ordnance, Wadsworth,
Lieut.. Col. Jas. r.. Grove. Chief OF
Cavalry. Sheffield.
Lieut. Col. Julian w whiting, Com
missary General, Mobile.
Aides de Camp.
Major Felix l.. Smith. Rockford.
Major A. G. banner, Mobile.
Major A. b. Hooks Mcintosh. Union
Springs.