The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-07
sOPlVII.LE CORDIALLY
GREETs VISITING OLD
SOLDIERS
B lEsly OHIO FLA
Governor Cox Invites Next cnn-
federate Reunion 10 Be Held
In Ohio State Capital
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{By Asaoeiated Prees...l. ].

sfli{{. tffst y Nt Nt9Ys EEeH3-t - ~
JaekspHYille, May s.. WELCOMING
addressSs mid responses. the return
Of q captured battle nag to d deiega-
/ ton OF Ohio Union veterans, and q
multiblislty Of social diversions were
featunss Of the formal opening here
ItSday flEhe United confederate Vet.
erans twenty fourth annual reunion.
+ Pr + sather prevailed throughout
the and thousands OF visitors
poHFei iHto tie city to participate ii
ana witneas the reunion.
Ileiura Ohio FIag.
No featuro OF the day surpassed the
simple ceremonies attending the nra-
| silIIyJu IUnIguI or q 18TH Ohio battle
nag 70 personal Il representatives OF
ticyerrpr James M Cox, of Ohio. BY
Colonel D. NJ. Scott commander az
Camp Jones United Confederate vet
erte9sI - = Ii bama, and Mrs. 4. RAM
Epolpn5 eigll, of AIontgomery. The dag
was CO ctured by the First Arkansas
n, = fVupIlEts 5OluIers sEE
the battI of Fam gold Gap an 1863, md
later was turned over to the Alabama
veterans. ~
Governor Cox sent George II. Buriia,
OF 5plpm bus Ohio, and q delegation
of ilye Union We terans to receive the
Sag In the letter Which they br61Elit
from the governor Of Ohio an iriyIfae
ton res extend ed To the Confederate
teraSss tcI a their next reunion On
lse gro rs e aflSliB
eesae Is t'oEaie5t
- ssii s,5si
tesfsIat seYe
ea 10 tsle ssa e al j 81 sty, apernfSf
ssrnlaius4li Ter IL Clark and
hsllyovl 5lEeal en- Re pon se 5fe
naAsAs by General Bennett ii. Youil4.
ccmIlan ntIer ri CHIEF of tie Gnitesf Con
sedsraie VeteFa1a "a nd General George
Y x Harrison, easfl iIiAa der 81 f 10 dez
,partment Of Tg n9s sa 9 81
r Raference 10 tue finS SSsdIng al
in xtca ssns Trad III ae Telconlif1p
speeeh hes cf both oTdf nor IfalnnleiI
I'D 1S7tsl q al "a Fofnaafs
assttrred the Veterans tiiat sotlr men
would III q EnonteIEt S call gIadfy raiIy
to the dag, and again, I'M a1ntsd face
death upon the bal tle5i cid :.
Repre the ;,tjxs
of the South are on w ss5afti1F fSv- Il
Summons, and IL it should unhappily
come, our flsH quota viii be promptly
furnished ana no bs'a frcops VsiIl
l-aSrcll TO the attack IL ssis Fssisfstts
soldiers than the soa5 OF those Who.
lltty year ss q m 81 eli u
the fortunes 0f The stars and IA - 1. a
a his res ponse General Bennett Fl !.
Yonng, commander Ia e!iieK OF flai
United Cont rate Veterans; paid jhiei
trsb1te q the sold Tiers 81 F;tofida sgEc
pated in the war between the
tss as erfa, x sol iiats:
loPila 6 asaadsd.
E'rgs,oetto onatels he said !:
mo staee sent III ore men into the il lSlS-#
les of the Eohfsdesace IA l6l,ll fsloYfs
de iIad only 78 ,006 " ire peoufes sis 4
sci slllIe sent en- iisnts 81 fa-
ian and or alfzed f5F ioett d sIfenae
Elifi0st as many mora.
g. Is q Ereafs n 3 . liz -. 3.
sfyofs OF lie Con- IA
rtees heria In the ietl,op iisI Of frloftds
We czIinot forget that B1ctISia s7S=
9ort tlefet ipes moro mo ~ for
pensi0ns - the Goa derste s5idfefs
tnan ant Offksf SfAaa
he s0ianaltE hosilitalityS exfeFded
te this - "a Tern on, the slli an5 toy
olis Welcome N,l15tll y bsre ssts
corded. VIII snil 9 your II sifoss a y 81 s
qeel kirSli r 10 the ei lzsnsaip 81 yoar
entire asafS
slaay social teatnfas ot the reenion
TOOK place to-day One d "a 8 moat
sfee tauniEy even SRas The pa a5e 81
ne .asyls and sras ofs Ieoufsna Dusi-
ness sessions sers i1cle 81 IA { stone 81
eFans$
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sIsege 5 ,,ls.
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