The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-05-26
JOS. F. BROWNLOW
TO Be COLONEL ON
STAFF OF GOVERNOR
FORMER MAYOR OF COLUMBIA
RECEIVES A HIGH COM.
PLlMENT.
APPOINTMENT MOST POPULAR
staff Announced Composed of Prom
inent Independent Democrats and
Republicans From All Sections of
the State-Geo. Bailey In List.

Republicans From All Sections of
the State-Geo. Bailey In List.
In making his staff Gov. Hooper
paid high compliment to Maury coun-
ty, one of the warless colonies be-
ing a resident of Columbia. Joseph
F. Brownlow, until now regarded as a
man Of peace, has been appointed to
the military staff of the Governor and
hereafter will be Colonel Brownlow.
No more Joe" Brownlow for to call
the gallant warrior by such famil-
lar name would be breach of militia
ry ethics. 1t will be the duty of the
new Colonel to attend all of the high
military and social functions of the
State, appearing In magnificent uni
form which is furnished at the ex-
pense of the Colonel.
While the Governor has not given
out any interview upon the subject it
Is presumed that the Chief Execu-
tive's familiarity with the record Of
the new Colonel while Mayor of Co
lumbia induced him to make this ad-
mirable appointment. It will be re-
called that when Colonel Brownlow
was mayor of Columbia he was some
what belligerent showing qualities
that we'll fit him for the field of politi-
cal battle, upon which Colonies on the
Governors staff are presumed to 6ght.
Seriously the appointment is a most
popular one. No man in Maury coun-
ty stands higher for honor and integ-
rity than Col Brownlow. And there
has been no truer or more earnest
champion of good government than he
has been. His many friends are busy
today congratulating him and Gov.
Hooper is also being complimgented
upon his good taste in making the Sc
lection.
The Governor last night announced
his entire staff. 1t is composed of a
most representative body of Republi-
cans and Independent Democrats.
The entire staff follows:
Adjutant Generals department
Brig. Gen. Frank Maloney, the adju-
tant general, Knoxville; Col. Fred H.
Phillips, Jr., assistant adjutant gener-
al Chattanooga.
Quartermaster's department-Brig.
Gen. Alfred F. Sanford, quartermaster
general, Knoxville.
Subsistence department-Brig. Gen.
Sam L. Calhoun, commissary general,
Memphis.
Medical department-Brig. Gen.
James H. Mccall, surgeon general,
Huntington.
Inspector Generals department
Brig. Gen Clarence S. Stewart, in
spector general, Chattanooga.
Judge Advocate Generals depart.
ment-Brig Gen. John r. Walker,
Judge advocate general, Trenton.
Aides de Camp, with the rank of
Colonel-Sexton W. DUNCAN, Eliza.
bethton George W. Doughty, Greene.
Vile; Albert E. Shipley, Jonesboro;
Charles H. Harvey, Knoxville; james
IA. Woodbridge, Woodbridge; George
lC. Taylor, lockwood; 8. Barlow
IStrange, Chattanooga; John J. Gore
lGainesboro; J. M. Eakin, Fayetteville;
Gentry F. Smith, Murfreesboro; JOS
F. Brownlow, Columbia; Richard p
lNaylor, Springfield; J. D. Torrey
NASHVILLE; Lee Brock, Nashville, Ma
rion Richardson, Lawrenceburg; g.
lE. Murray, Huntington, Mack Morris
Trenton; Irby M. Bennett, Memphis;
John NJ. Jones, Newport; George M
Bailey, Houston, Tex.
Aides de Camp, with the rank oil
Major-John Vaughn, Pikeville; Ar
den r. Phelan, Memphis; Ed F. liar
per, Maryville; H. NJ. Gambler. Athens
Chaplain, with the rank of Colone
Ira Landrith, Nashville.