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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-11-03
Additional Locals.
Convention Of Christian Churches.

The Adair County Convention of
the Christian churches of Adair coun-
ty, convened on Friday night at $50
O'Clock at Chestnut Grove Church,
with f. j. Barger presiding.
A good, large audience was present
at the first meeting, and increased at
each meeting. On Sunday the house
would not hold the people There
were five preachers present as follows:
F. J. Barger, Tobias Huffaker, c. G.
Lloyd, Z. T. Williams and our State
Bible School worker, Roy K. Road
ruck. Tie program was carried Qua
in full.
H. B. Quinn, of Hartford, KY, was
present on Saturday and contributed
much to the interest of the meeting
by his splendid talks. Bro. Roadruck
is an active and live Bible School
worker and his talks were highly APP.
preciated. There are Is congrega-
tions of the Christian Church in the
county, eight of which were represent
ed and reported The eight reported
showed a membership of $50, each of
them having Bible School making a
total enrolment of 500.
The fifteen churches in the county
have membership of fifteen hun
dred all told. Each of them have a
Bible School with total enrolment
of $50. There have been only 60 addi-
tions to the churches this year in the
county.
The amount of the missionary offer
ings for this year form the eight
churches that sent in reports is 5000
, Bible School offerings S3S. Total
amount paid for local preaching $1238.
The next meeting will be held at
Midtown next October. j. f. Barger
was reelected President and W. T..
Reese Secrepary u T. Williams and
J Tobias Huffaker were appointed a
: committee to act with the, county
officials whose duty is to assist the
weak churches in the county to secure
evanghlists TO hold meetings, and as
sist their churches in anything they
may need.
The following program was recon-,
mended for adoption of all churches
in the county as rural church
standard
L Organization.
1 A regularly organized board of
church officers holding monthly bus.
mess meeting, following regular or
der of business.
A weekly church meeting includ-
ing at Least the Lords Su, per and BIZ
BILE School.
A Front Rank Bible School.
II Service.
A ten per cent increase of mem
bership, and ten per cent, Increase
in the number of givers and in mis-
sion offerings.
Any church carrying out this pro-
gram will find it quite helpful though
they may have no regular preaching.
) The Bible School has become the
teaching service Of the church, and is
one OF the divine means of enlarging
1 the knowledge of the Lord among the
! people. Regular Lords day commun-
ion service will keep any congregation
alive, and will be blessing to them.
; The good people prepared a splendid
5 dinner for Saturday, and spread it on
4 the ground at noon, and it was enjoy
ed by great and appreciative crowd.
z II. Williams
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Rev ]. S. Chandler. and his daught-
er, NJ iss Mary, of Campbellsville, visit
ed here the latter part of last week.
Prof. R. R. Moss went to Camp.
bellsville last Thursday.
Rev. E. A. Hamilton and wife re-
turned to Columbia last Wednesday
night. re
Mr.. J. T. Goodman, of Rowena, was
here Friday and Saturday.
Miss Alva knight, of jamestown, is
visiting Mrs J. A. Hill.
Judge Rollin'Hurt, of the Court of
Appeals, arrived fromI frankfort last
Friday night, and will remain at home
this week.
Prof. W. M. Wilson who was called
to Observation-Disclosures of the ILL
ness of his father,sihas returned and
reports that he left his father better
Mr. and Mrs. JoiSandusky, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sandusky mortored to
Frankfort Sunday.
Mr.. H. Kinnaird, Red Lick, was
here Monday.
Mr.. Byron Montgomery, who is in
the revenue service, and Mr.. j. E.
Flowers, who is employed at Lebanon,
came home to vote.
Rev. R. B Order and wife, of Louis
vile, have been spending a week with
the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W C. Order, Montpelier.
Mr. L o Taylor arrived from
Frankfort last Saturday.
Mr.. M. Cravens was at home from
Saturday until Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. W. c Yates, Campbellsville,
was here the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Wilson have re-
moved from their farm to Columbia
and are occupying new cottage, just
completed, by DR. W. f. Cartwright.
Mr.. ]. FL. Ritchey, of Burkesville,
who went to Louisville to have his
throat treated, reached Columbia
Thursday, en- route to his home. He
reported that he had been benefited
Mrs. 10 Murray, who went to Louis
vile to have her eyes examined, re-
turned several days ago. The special
ist put her on treatment, and it is
thought that her full sight will be re
stored.
MesSrs. Paul Hughes and Abba Eu-
bank and DR.. o. P Miller came home
to vote. DR. Miller was accompanied
home by DR.. Claypool, of Uniontown,
Ind, who was en- route to Bridgeport,
KY. to practice his profession.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. O. Russell, accom-.
panied by DR. c. M. Russell, left fol
Louisville to-day. The former, who
has been suffering with a chronic
trouble for sometime will enter St.
Joseph's Infrmary for treatment
He will, perhaps, submit to an oper
alton before returning home, but will
be treated several weeks before going
under the knife. His friends through
out the county hope that the triI
will prove beneficial, and that he viii
be restored to health
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The big horse, Judius, which was
owned by stock company, was sold
to the highest bidder Monday, j., H.
Young becoming the purchaser. He
brought $l55. S12t
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-11-03

Mr.. Paul Waggener got here in due
time to cast his suffrage He never
fails to be here at every election.
Miss Tishiel Montgomery is visiting
her brother, Mr.. Rue Montgomery,
and other relatives in Columbia.
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Bennett & Durham, of this place,
sold, last week, ninety-five fat cattle
to Bright & O'Daniel, the bunch
bringing $1,000 The cattle were
known as the Dohoney, Garnett, Con-
over and Holiday stock
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The Fair Grounds, embracing about
eleven acres of land, amphitheater,
etc., we're sold to the highest bidder
last Monday. Mr.. j. H. Young be-
came the purchaser, the price being
$1,000.
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Mr.. o. A. Taylor, who is a partner
of DIR. ]. n. Page, in the drug bus
mess, this place, and who went before
the State Board of Pharmacy, Owens
boro, recently, received notification
last Friday night that he had passed
the examination and was now regis
tered druggist.
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Honor Roll.

Primary Department of Lindsey
Wilson Training School.
It'll Grade.
Mary Harris
Frances Strange
5th Grade.
Deibert Arnold
Louie Feese
Leona Bryant
James Franklin
3rd Grade.
Virginia Harris
Catherine Williams
Pauline Arnold
Bill Hudson
Raymond Shreve
1st Grade.
Alta Barbee
Maxine Moss
Delmar Pennycuff
Mary Bryant
100 Per Cent, in Spelling.
Delbert Arnold
Sadie Mullinix
Margaret Harris
James Franklin
Bill Hudson
Raymond Shreve
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Frank Toliver, of Lebanon, Tenn.
bought sixteen mules here Monday.
The price per head run from $50 to
SIPS He also bought in Jamestown
Saturday six head at the same prices
as above.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-11-03

Frank Toliver will be IN jamestown
next Monday, the Sth, for the purpose
of buying mules. Bring your stock
to town.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-11-03

The sale of Mrs. Anna Hatcher last
Thursday, was well attended. Shoats
brought about cents per pound.
One COW was sold for $50 and one for
s45. The household goods sold well.
The farm was bought by Perry Cum
diff and it brought $500
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-11-03

For fresh groceries, just opened, at
living prices, go to the new store of
FINS Rosenbaum. He will deliver in
side corporate limits. Phone 152
51.3t.
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For Sale.

A few trios of Black Spanish chick
ems, either young or two-year-olds.
Mrs. E. L. Feese,
P. o. Box 173. Columbia, KY.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-11-03

For the next thirty days | will
sell Pilgrims Roasted COffey at
1O3 cents. Monarch Coffee at Is
cents. For the present, standard
granulated Sugar 81 cents
D. NJ. Moore,
So 1t Garlin, Ky.
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Licenses to marry were issued to
Porter Brockman and Susie Conover,
from the Adair county clerks Office on
the 26th ult.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-11-03

When in Columbia leave your horse
and buggy at w. H. Wilson's. They
will be we'll cared for 44-tf
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-11-03

Trustees may call at the Superin-
tendent's Office and get their pay for
taking the school census
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-11-03

If you want good service, safe driv-
ers and fair prices, go to
Aft W. II. Wilson's.
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She Knows What She Wants

The we'll inf ormed housekeeper
Insists upon using only baking
powder which is made Of cream Of
tartar. She might read in an
advert iSement or be told that alum
and lime phosphate, which are
used as inf erior subst flutes in
cheap baking powders, we're all
right in the quaint tiles used but,
She would not buy them or permit
them to enter her itchen. Why?
Because she knows that cream
OF tartar has always been accepted
as the most wholesome agent, with
soda, for raising cake and bis
cult, and she wants a baking
powder made Of cream Of tartar,
like Royal.
This conclusion is the result
of unconscious absorpt ion, either
her own OF her mother's, Of the
opini ons Of the highest authori-
ties on hygiene and home cooking.
The prudent housekeeper, when
she uses baking powder, reads the
names Of the ingredients print ed
on the label. She knows what she
wants.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO..
New York
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sunday School Attendance.

All box stalls at W. II. Wilson'S
feed and livery stable. 44tf.
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For SALE One gasoline we'll ma
chine. For particulars call or write
]. W. SkaggS,
Midtown, KY
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For the next week, l will pay 24c.
cash or 25c. in the store for eggs.
D. M. Moore, Garlin, KY
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49-tf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

is chairman Of the committee on re-
cepiion and entertainment Of the Con
fedorate Memorial Association and
United Daughters Of the Confederacy.
both Of which Viii hold sessions dur
Ing the reunion.
',hsr committees who will aid in
entertaining and caring for the vet
Grams and the other visiting hosts. are It.:
the municipal committee. Mayor Ains.
lie chairman, Travellers rrotectiv.
Association committee. ". H. Stuart.
chairman; Business Mems club com
mite" John Laudstree, chairman:
Chamtcr q Commerce committee. !. T.
Palmatary. chairman: Retail Mer-
chants Association. j. G. Anderson.
chairman; Commonwealth committee.
Governor Stuar; chairman: Cniiod
Commercial Travellers committee. John
{. Goode, chairman. md the automo-
bile committee. Robert p Airport.
chairman
The committee which will look after
the interests Of The Sons of Veterans
is under T. Leslie spence. Jr.. who has
made elaborate arrangements for their
entertainment.
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u ZaHzov
:.eSLTaLtO11
AdiutA1t
Notwithstanding.

historian in chief.
Executive council--Seymour Stewart.
OF st. Louis; G. Seton Fleming, OF Jack
sonville; John w Bale of Rome, Ca;
w. Mcdonald Lee, of lrvington. Va;
Edward Scurry OF Wichita Falls,
Texas; w. w. Old. Jr., OF Norfolk.
Z. HeninG Smith. of Montgomery, is
commander of the Department of the
Army Of Northern Virginia: T. J. Null
len, Of Rome, Ga, commander of the
Department of the Army of Tennessee,
and Creed Caldwell. of Pine Bluff, Ark.
commander OF the Department OF the
Army of the Trans AIississippi.
OFFICIAL PROGRAM FOR
CONVENTION OF SONS
The official program OF the Sons of
Veterans follows:
MONDAY. MAY ~. 1918.
CITY Auditorium. Cary and Linden SITS.
Evening session, S O'Clock.
M,ystc
Call 10 order by DIR. virginius Har-
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MEMORIAL SERVICEAT
NOON WEONESDA'
CONTINUED from First PageD
Colonel Alex Hunter.
colonel j. V. Harris. NJ. D.
colonel John w. Morton.

Colonel Alex Hunter.
Colonel j. v. Harris. NJ. D.
Colonel John w Morton.
Colonel Martin Walt
Rev. III. NJ. Hamill, d. D., chaplain
general.
Rev. j. NJ. Lucey, assistant chaplain
gencgal.
Following will be the order of exer
cises:
Hymn, ASLEEP in Jesus"
Opening prayer by Rev. j. w. Bach
man. D. D., chaplain general Unite
confederate Veterans.
Address. Rev. j. Chalmers Cowar
d. d., assistant chaplain general.
Hymn, For All the Saints Who Fror
Their Labors Rest" Confederate Choir
Memorial address on the part Of tn
Confederated Southern Memorial Asso
citation. by Rev. Landon r. Mason, D. r
Closing Word. Mrs. w. J. Behan, pres
ident Confederated Southern Memoirs
Association.
Closing hymn, "Blest Be the Tie Tha
Binds"
Rcnediction. Rev. j. w. Bachmar
Doxolosy. Praise GOD from whor
all blessings flow"
Taps sounded.
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PROGRAM PRESENTS An
ARRAY OF NOTABLE SPEAKERS

The program OF speakers is a notable
on"
Clarence }. Ovens is managing d..
rector OF Vic Southern Commercial CON
tIeSS and ono Of tho mos, active and
"ncleni workers for Southern develop
,n"Ai ie served BY appointment OF
fTcSident Wilson as a member Of the
commission for the Study Of Rural
Ie"ts 'h kufope and assem- b!ed and
aiIetted tn" American Commission for
inc study n Agricultural Co.orera,ion
~ EUROPE lie held seycrsl posts az
importance in the educational neld II,
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Lees Farewell Address.
Headquarters,
Army Northern Nirginin,
AnrfI m fQnE

Aprti 10. 1885.
After four years OF arduous ser
vice, marked by unsurpassed cour-
age and f0rtitude, the Army OF
Northern Virginia has been COM
PEELED to yield to overwhclminc
numbers and resources. need not
tell the survivors of 40 many hard
fought battles, who have remained
stendfast to the last, TINT have
consented to this result from, no dis
trust of them, hut, feeling that vaIor
and devotion could accomplish moth
ing that could compensate for the
loss that would have attended the
continuation OF the contest, I hive
determined to avoid the useless snc-
rifice of those whose past services
have endeRred them to their couu-
trymcn.
ny the terms OF the agreement.
officers and men can return to their
homes. and remain there until ex-
changed. You Will take with Won
the sntIHfactiOn TINT proceeds from
the cOnnciousnesa or duty faithfully
performed; and I enrnestIy pray that
mercifuI God will extend to you
IIia blessing md protection.
With mn increasing admiration of
your consistency md devotion 70 your
country, and n grateful remembrance
OF your kind md generous c0nsider-
alton of myself, hid you nm affcc-
fIonnfc farewell.
n. r.. LEE,
General.
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0e7. WBH eenza7
Advls ory Comm

90 monument committee; 90 finance
committee.
Report of executive council.
Presentation by title OF historical
papers by members OF the staff of the
commander In chief In obedience 10
sections 1897 OF the general constitu-
ton: % adJutant-in chief: (2) in
spector-in, chief: tD quartermaster-in :
chief: Cd commissary-in-ch 60
Judge dvocate-in-chief; 90 surgeon
in chief 90 chaplain in chief.
Appointment Of committees to eX-
tend formal greetings to the conven-
ton Of the United Confederate Vet
Grams.
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Afternoon Session, . o'clock.
Motions and resolutions.

Motions and resolutions.
Adjournment
10 a. NJ. to r.. M.-Members OF the
sponsors and maids committee will es-
cort visitors to places of interest in
the city. Meet members OF the com
mittee at Franklin Street entrance OF
the Jefferson Hotel.
r. NJ. to Z y. M.--Informal recon-
ton by Lee Auxiliary. u. ID. c.. at Con
federate Women's Home. East Grace
Street.
=. M.-Floral parade
$50 p. M.-Grand concert I'm the CITY
Auditorium at Linden and Cary Streets.
Admission by ticket only
S p. NJ. to II p M.-Reccption tn
sponsors and maids OF honor at Lee
Camp Hall, BROAD Street near sixth.
10 r. M.-Firew orks with reproduce
ton OF Battle OF the Crater, Mt Stua ri
Camp, state Fair Grounds.
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THURSDAY. JUNE q.

IL a. M.-Grand parade Of Vetcrnns
and Sons Of Veterans and laying OF
cornerstone Stonewall Jackson monu-
ment
p. M.--Grand Confederate Ball at
First Virginia Regiment Armory. Sew
enth and Marshall Streets. Admission
by card only.
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V. Il. Price, Of Lewisburg. KY. is in
tereStcd In IL veteran there, F. b. Moore
whose memory is deficient; but HI
thinks he served In Lyons's Brigade
under Captain Merriman and Lieuten-
ant l.asaitcr. most OF the time In Mis-.
souri,. He enlisted at Paris, Tenn. In
February, 1853. Any information tha,
can DO given of Ills service will bc
helpful In securing a pension for him
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GOVERNOR TO ENTERTAIN
VIII Give Public Reception at E1ecu.
tive Mnnsion Daring Reunion.

Governor Stuart has advised the conf
mittce on entertainment Of Confeder-
ate veterans that he Will hold public
reception at the Executive Mansion on
IncHdHy, June l. from to $40 o'clock.
me Governor WIFI entertain the visit
ING Governors at luncheon in the
Executive Mansion, Thursday, June 3.
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Za1ne5 z cray
AuditoyIun Comm.

Captain John Lamb. general chair
man OF local reunion committees.
and men who have aided him in pre-
pairing for entertainment OF army of
visitors expected in Richmond this
week
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Election of ofiicers-1) commander
in chief; (2) commander Army Of
Northern Virginia Department; so
commander Army OF Tennessee Depart
mcnt: Cd commander Army Trans
Mississippi Department.; 60 historic n
in chief; (6) executive council.
1880 oclock--The Sons. with their
official Sponsors will march in body
to the Veterans Convention Hall,
where the committee will extend for
NAL greetings TO the veterans
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Afternoon Session, 2 O'Clock.

MUSIC.
Invocation by Rev. J. NJ Prender-
CAST. assistant chaplain in chief. of
Bay St. Louis, Miss.
General business
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TUESDAY JUNE 1.
=. NJ. G. a. Auditorium,
So1a,tI owl T,,oo> ca

Seventh and Grace SITS
Morning Session, 0,30 O'Clock.
Music.
Invocation by Rev. ]. Silor Garrison,
of HarrisonburG, Va, assistant chap
lain in chief.
Roll call of general officers and Of
camps Of the confederation in numeri.
cal order by the adjutant-in-chief
Report Of committee on credentials
Reports of commanders: Cd COM
nandcr-in- chief; (2) department COM
manders: (3) division commanders;
90 brigade commanders
Reports Of officers: % adjutant in
chief; CD chief: CD quar-
termaster- in chief: 90 commissary i'm
chief; 6) Judge advocate-in chief: (6)
surSeon-in chief: 60 chaplain-in-
chief; 90 historian-in- chief.
Reports Of committees: UD histori-
cal committee; CD relief committee:
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81
mander-in-ch of the organization
l90a-ll
LEE Mt;klWETHER. LAWYER
AND AUTHOR, TO SPEAK
Lee Meriw ether, OF ST. Louis. who is
Gown for the principal address OF the
opening session Of the Sons. is a promi
neni lawyer and author In 1866 he
made trip on foot from Gibraltar 10
the Bosphorus, and was later appoint
cd by the Secretary OF the Interior 10
write report on the condition of
lah"rers in Europe subsequently, he
was appointed 1t special agent OF the
Interior Department, and for three
years collected data in regard 10 labor
IN the United States ana the Hawaiian
Islands. He resigned that position to
hcc"n" Commissioner OF Labor in Mis-
souri,! in which position he rendered
distinguished service. Ills reports on
municipal government and street rail :
way franchises led to his receiving the
Democratic nomination for Mayor OF St
Louis IN 1901. when his friends claimed
mat ne was elected and was counted
out. on the /twrntv-ffth anniversary
Of mis- tramp trip through Europe he
by automobile. but travcrsinG the same
route followed by him u quarter Of a
century before. He wrote II number of
books telling Of both the journey on
foot and that by automobile.
LIST or OFFICERS or
UNITED SONS or VETERANS
The list or the officers Of the United
sons of Confederate Veterans follows:
Seymour Stewart, OF st Louis. com
mandcr-in chief.
y. Il. Forrest, Of Memphis, adjutant-
in-chicf
George ". Drummond. of Savannah h.
INSPECTOR chief
Edwin y. Taylor, of Memphis, quar-
terniastcr-in-chic!.
Harry L. Seay. of Dallas, commits
sary -in-chief
John W. Dodge. OF Jacksonville,
Judge -adYocatc-in-chicf
Dr. seldom Spencer. OF ST Louis, sur
eeon-!n-chicf.
REV. j. Cleveland Han, -. D.. OF DAN
vile. chaplain -in-chief
DR., Thomas Nj. Owen of Montromcrv.
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rison, commander OF Camp r. f. Lee.
Richmond
Invocation by Rev. ]. Cleveland Hall.
chaplain in chief, Danvillc. Va
pr Virginius Harrison. commander
of r. f. Lee Camp, Richmond. Va.
turns meeting over to f. W. Speed,
commander of Virginia Division, Roa-
noke, Va.
Division Commander Speed turns
meeting over TO f. Henins Smith. com
mander Army Of Northern Virginia de-
partment. Montgomery, Ala.
Department Commander f. Henins
Stewart, comma nder in chief. st. Louis,
Mo-, who assumes command for the
exercises.
Address of welcome-John b. Light
foot, Jr., Richmond.
Response-Cnrl Hinton. commander
Southwest Division. Silver City, New
Mexico.
Music-By Confederate choir
Presentation of official flag TO Con-
federation by Camp Gus Bailey. No.
sos, Of Fayetteville, w. Va.
Address by Miss Mildred Rutherford.
historian general u. p. c., Athens. Ga.
Presentation of sponsors and maids
of honor-Clarence J. Owens, past
commander-in- chief, S. e. v, Wash
ington, D. c.
Reception response-John w. Dodge,
judge advocate in chief. 8. c. ", Jack
sonville, Fla.
Music-By Confederate choir.
Address-Lee Meriwether, st. Louis
Mo-
Appointment of committee on ere.
olentials.
Benedction-F. F.. Rcnnic, chaplain
r. e. Lee Camp, No. !, Sons OF Veter-
ans, Richmond, Va