The Prescott daily news., 1914-10-16
HON. A. FELSENTHAL AN
 NOUNCES APPOINTMENTS
Names Several Prominent Pres cctt People as Members of Staff. Addresses Letter
 to Officers.

nounced the following staff ap- pointees; Adjutant general Sam uel D. McGill, Lewisville, Eld- ridge Greening, Hope, w. M. Hardy, Fl Dorado, Jeff D. Sand erson, Texarkana, and Samuel E. Mum, Prescott; inspectors-gen- eral, Chas. M. Murphy, Fl Dora do, Carl c. Ramsey, Nashville, Bonnie Davis, Emerson, Carl Me- daniel, Philadelphia, Enoree Prescott, Luther Trib- ble, De C,leen, and Junius B. Stone, Hope; Judge advocates general, John T. Stifford, Cam den, J. c. Pinnix, Murfreesboro, Joe Mahoney, Fl Dorado, George R. Haynie, Prescott, Dugald Me- Philadelphia, Joe Me Knight, Hampton, A. A. Dulaney Ashdown and Abe Collins, De Queen; commissary generals, Howard Beasley, Texarkana, w. $. Hearon, Gurdon, Jacob Brown De Queen, Ed Mendenhall, Me Neil, and John Barham, Prescott surgeons-generals, Dr. J. w. Meek, Camden, Dr. Gray Fergus on, Philadelphia, and Dr. E. L. Beck, TeXarkana; chaplains-gen- eral, Rev. Thos. L. Green, Cam den, Rev. R. H. Cannon, Steph- ems, and Rev. Nichols Rightor, Hope.
 MT. Felsenhtal, in notifying these gentlemen of their ap- point, has written them the fol- lowing letter:
 My Dear Sir:-As brigade commander of the Sons of Con- federate Veterans of this district it is my very great pleasure to appoint you a member of my staff.
 "I am sure this is an honor we'll bestowed in your case and l am very willing and anxious to have the benefits of your asso- citation and cooperation in build ing up and perpetuating our worthy organization.
 "I feel certain that we have a splendid opportunity to take good care of our few remaining veterans and their wives, and widows of those already gone be- fore to their honored graves; to bring the honorable service of the men and women of the Con- federacy during and after the war; and to build up a noble and more faithful patriotism to our loved and happy reunited coun- try by the emulation of their example; all this can be better accomplished by a united broth erhood of their sons in such a compact and efficient body as is our present association.
 With a still larger and stronger membership will come increased power to accomplish greater work and far more bene- fit. Therefore, it is my hope that, with your generous aid and personal labor, we may be able to increase our numbers in your county and to a still further eX- tent of your influence.
 It is my desire to be able to visit your county later on, pos sibly with abler and higher off cials of our organization, and with your help, secure the crea- tion of a camp for us; or, if al ready organized, add to is pres ent membership.
 'I am informed that 1t is pro- posed to have state meeting of our body at the same time as the state reunion of the Confed- crate Veterans in Little Rock, early in November. You will doubtless receive a more infor- maj invitation later on; but no one will give you a heartier well come than I will, if I can have the pleasure of meeting you on that occasion. It is the inten- tion to have present at that time, not only the brigade commanders and their staffs, of which you are now member, but all the high CT officers are invited and eX- pected; and surely very impor- tant and practical work will be accumulated by a convention of