The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-14

In brief, other points annotated by the Southern officials follow: party of 50 Woodmen of the World will come from Oxford, Ala. May IS, in uniform. Cap tain Harrison, commander of Company M, Alabama National Guard, contem- plates the coming of his entire company on May 1S H. F. Cary. general passen- ger agent of the Southern. of Washing ton, will reach here on the Birrning- ham Special May 15, and will remain un- til May 19.
 Ex-Governor Harrison of Mississippi and a party of more than 100 United Confed- crate Veterans will reach here on regular train May 15 from Columbus, Miss. Vet erans west of Columbus and between Co., lumbus and Greenville will join General Harrison at Columbus.
 Illinois Central-R. Anderson, district passenger agent says that in addition to the regular Seminole Limited, his com pany will operate two special trains into Birmingham. Monday, May 15, one to start at Covington, Tenn, travelling via Full ton, thence direct to Birmingham by Jackson, Tenn. at a. m., May 15, arriv- ing at p. m. that evening. Returning to Covington, the special will leave at S:30 a. m., May 19. The Jackson special will leave Birmingham at p. m., May
 
 | coaches each day of the reunion. Central of Georgia-According to D. T.. Blake city passenger and ticket agent special train of eight sleepers and coaches, carrying the Georgia division. U. c. ", from Macon, Milledgeville, AL ] bany, Americus and Columbus, Ga, will reach Birmingham at 6 D. m. Monday, May 15.
 k Extra equipment will be placed on local train No. 6, Central of Georgia, arriving 1 in Birmingham at 12:10 D. m. each day 1 of the reunion from Savannah. Macon, Columbus, Opelika and intermediate points during each day of the reunion. Ex- tra equipment will also be placed on out bound local train No. 2, leaving Birming- ham at a. m. for Opelika, Columbus, Macon and intermediate points. Seaboard Air Line-One special from Virginia and North Carolina, arriving here at 12:15 p. m., May 15, according to W. B. Gresham, district passenger agent. Alabama Great Southern-Hugh Lati- mer, district passenger agent, has these special trains listed: Twelve cars in special. reach here at 10 a. m., May 15, from Fort Worth, Tex. Dallas, Tex, and Shreveport, La.
 One special from Columbus, Miss, arriv- ing here at 5:SO p. m., Monday. May 15.
 Another special from Louisiana points reaching Birmingham Monday at 6:35 o'clock. This train will be start ed at New Orleans.
 A special will be made up at Mon roe, La, reaching Birmingham at 6:30 a. m. Tuesday.
 Another special from Mississippi points will reach this city Tuesday evening at 6:35 o'clock.
 A train with passengers from north fnor xyto hot far will reach here Tuesday at II a. m. MT. Lattimer expects more than 1000 to be on this train
 The Louisville and Nashville will bring West Virginia veterans to this city on another special, which will ar rive here Monday morning at 10:20 o'clock.
 Frisco-Regular train reaching Bir- mingham at $50 D. m. from Memphis will bear two extra coaches and an extra sleeper from Kansas City, ac- cording to H. M. Hatcher. city pas senger agent. who says:
 "A special train will be operated from Memphis. arriving here at D. m. May 15 It will bring folks from Mem phis, Oklahoma and Texas.
 CARRY EXTRA EQUIPMENT
 First section of regular train reach ing here at 5:20 a. m., May Is, will carry extra equipment and be followed by section operated as sepcial It will carry cars from Arkansas and Texas and Tennessee. We have an- other special to arrive here May Is at 5:3o a. m. from Kansas City and western points. On the same day at 11:50 a. m. heavy special will pull in from Texas and big points along the route. The train arriving daily at 1O:15 a. m. will carry three extra Ma throughout the reunion two extra coaches will be carried by the train arriving at 5:35 p. m. daily. "Our train arriving daily at s;2o a.