The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29

Two important bulletins relative to the state rennion of Confederate Veterans to be held in Montgomery on November and & were issued yesterday from the re- spective headquarters of Maj. Gen. George Harrison of Mobile and Brig. Gen. A. c. Oxford of this city.
 General Oxford commanding officer oi the Fourth brigade of the Alabama d. vision of the United Confederate Veter- ans announces the following appoint ments of staff officers, aid de camps and sponsors and maids of honor for the ap- preaching reunion:
 J. T. Garretson, adjutant general and chief of staff, Birmingham, Ala.
 T. L. Darby, assistant major, Birming- ham.
 D. R. Dunlap, chief of ordinance ma)or' Birmingham.
 Rev. H. M. Wells, chaplain, major, Bir- mingham.
 F A Wright, assistant captain, Bir- mingham.
 M. smith, ensign, major, Annlston.
 p Rowe, surgeon major, Calera. Ala.
 q Abernethy, assistant captain. Bir- nngham.
 M. M. Williams, quartermaster maoor. Birmingham.
 Thomas Weathers, assistant captain, Wedowee, Ala.
 Aid de Camps-Judge G. K. Miller. lai- ladega, Ala; c. C. Stamps, lrondale, Ala. Hon. T. S. Plowman, Talladega; Fl. L. stevenson, Jacksonville; G. M. D. Lowery, Valley Head; J. R. Hughes, Gadsden; G. M. D. Dunlap, Gadsden, J. H. Acuff' En- slev. T. W. Huffman, Bessemer; capt John Hanby, Bessemer; J. M. Huey, East Iale: Robert Mckinley, East Lake; J. L. Burgeois, Leeds; James c. McCaa, Memphis, Tenn; Robert Sproole, Leeds; Sam Hood, Alicevile; J. H. Wilson, OK ford.
 Sponsor and Maids of Honor-Miss Ida Belle Carson, sponsor, Jacksonville; Miss Edith Bilbry, maid of honor, Birinihg- ham; Miss Gertrude Flippen, maid of honor, Birmingham; Miss Nellie Merritt maid of honor Birmingham; Miss Lena Sessions, maid of honor, Calera; Miss Eloise Stevenson, maid of honor, Jack sonville: Miss Ethel Ragsdale, maid oi honor, Bessemer; Mrs. A. D. smith, chap erone, East Lake; Mrs. J, R. Smith, matron of honor, Gadsden; Asa Rountree' courier, Birmingham
 General Harrison has made public the regulations and information governing this years reunion and these are em- bodied in the following;
 1. The camps comprising the Alabama division, United Confederate veterans, will assemble for annual reunion in the city of Mont tgomery on November and B.
 ?. Each camp of this division Is entitled to one delegate for every 20 members in good standing and one additional dele gate for a fraction of 10 members; pro- vided every camp in good standing shall be entitled 3n at least two delegates. A certified list of delegates of each camp should be mailed to Col. Harvey E. Jones, division adjutant general, Montgomery, or handed to this officer at Montgomery.
 8. Railroad Rates-Round trip tickets at cent per mile traveled--1 cent each way plus 25c-will be sold at all points in Ala bama. Tickets on sale November and 7. Final limit to reach starting point returning not later than midnight, No vernber 10. For specific cost of trans portation apply to your station agent.
 4. Convention Hall-The convention will be called to order at II o'clock, a. nl., on Tuesday, November '. Building where in convention is to be held not yet de- termined on. Brigade commanders will be duly informed of the place of hold ing the convention by applying to the di-