The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-12-26
GENERAL INGLIS APPOINTS HIS
, STAFF

AOUAASCo TIC AOIAO" ing cld-b dPPOAIl
ments to serve for the current year:
Col. w. H Sebring, Jacksonville,
adjutant general and chief of staff
1t. Col. S. VI. Hawkins, Tampa, as
sistant adjutant general.
1t. Col. Lloyd S. Smith, Newberry,
assistant adjutant general.
1t. Col. Frank E. Harris, Ocala, as
sistant adjutant general.
1t. Col. Frank Saxon, Brooksville,
assistant adjutant general.
1t. Col. Dan G. Brent, Pensacola,
assistant adjutant general
1t. Col. w. H. Walker, Chipley, as
Isistant adjutant general.
1t. Col H. L. Crane, Tampa, assist
ant adjutant general.
1t Col. R. Don Mcleod, Crawford
vile, assistant adjutant general
1t. Col S. M. Robinson, Chipley, as
sistant adiutant general.
1t. Col L. l.. Willoughby, Lakeland,
assistant adjutant general.
1t. Col Henry Curtis, Quincy, quar-
termaster general.
Maj. Thomas p Williams, Lamont,
assistant quartermaster general.
Maj. j. T. Whitaker, Graceville, as
sistant quartermastetr general.
1t. Col. Alfred Aver, Ocala, chief of
artillery.
Maj. C. B. Thrasher, Dade City, as
sistant chief of artillery.
Maj. A. J. Murat, Apalachicola, as
sistant chief of artillery.
Rt. Rev. Edwin G.. Weed, Jackson
vile, chaplain general
Maj. F. NJ. Pringle, Wauchula, in
spector general.
DR.. R. P. Daniel, Jacksonville, sur
geon general.
DR.. Walter F. Peeler, Lake City, as
sistant surgeon general.
1t Col. W. H. H. Witten, Inverness,
chief of ordnance
Maj. A c. Wright, St Petersburg,
assistant chief of ordnance
1t. Col. w. T. Middleton, St. Au-
gustine, chief engineer.
Maj. Boykin Jones, Pensacola, as
sistant chief engineer.
1t. Col Theo Randall, Ebb, paymas-
ter general.
Maj. B. NJ. Horne, White Springs,
assistant paymastter general.
1t Col NJ S. McKinnon, Mariana,
commissary general.
Maj. w. D. Hawkins, Mayo, assist
ant commissary general.
Maj. Sam Winges, Gainesville. aide
de camp to division commander
Maj. A. J. Wood, Blountstown, aide
de camp to division commander.
Maj. Tom Caster, Tallahassee, aide
de camp to division commander
Maj, Silas Jernigan, Milton, aide de
camp to division commander.
Maj. Jas. S. Strickland, Pensacola,
aide camp to division commander
Maj. Thomas w Getzer, Fl. White,
aide de camp to division commander.
Maj Fitz B. Taylor, Lloyd, aide de
camp to division commander.
Maj. j. V. w. Cobb, Waukeena. aide
de camp to division commander.
Maj. Archie Livingston. Madison,
aide de camp to division commander.
Honorary Aides de Camp: Maj.
Gen. Samuel Pasco, Monticello; Mai.
Gen. B. w. Partridge, Monticello;
Brig. Gen. Henry w. Long, Martel;
Brig. Gen. C. B. Thompson.
In rendering these appointments
the division commander submitted,
with the request of service, an outline
OF his purposes during his administra-
ton:
l. Greater honor to the Women of
the Confederacy. A division monu-
ment
.. The enlistment of non-organized
Veterans. Personal work to enroll |
pensioners.
3. A better organization of Sons of
Veterans. An auxiliary camp of Sons
to every Veteran camp.
To the staff: My most grateful ap-
probation, my most exalted esteem. |
Your responses have not only been
prompt, but heartily cordial proph- !
ecy CT better things to come. Get
in touch quickly with the camps-the |
Sons and the chapters of U. D. C.
To the Camp Officers and Com
rades: Your division commander COM
mends to you every staff officer upon
the list as worthy of your highest re-
spect, and offers their services wher-
ever they can be used for the better !
ment of the organization.
To the Sons of Veterans: By par
tial amalgamation at Bartow-7910-l
you became part of our organiza-
ton. You are the heirs of the glory
that crowns the history of the Con.