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

The Manufacturers Permanent Exhibit
 building, with it's spacious aisles and au- i ditoriums will be devoted next week to the comfort and entertainment of the vet erans and Birmingham visitors. Chairs
 will be placed throughout the first floor and Roberts & Sons big booth near the entrance has been dedicated to public com fort. It will contain easy chairs, writing
 material and desks for free public use. Manager Edmondson of the exhibit asso- citation has given over the third floor hali, capable of accommodating 1000 people, to the Boy Scouts, who will be served with their meals and sleep there during the reunion. The ladies of the Ensley Meth
 odist church will serve light luncheons at the restaurant booth, rear first floor
 and the little auditorium on the second foor will be open for meetings and rest fui gatherings of the old soldiers. Plenty
 of ice water will be provided and extra
 help added to make the strangers com fortable. Every exhibitor has been asked
 to brighten up his display and provide additional souvenirs and literature for
 the occasion. Being so conveniently To- cated, large crowds are expected day and
 night
 w. B. Leedy will have at his home dur ing the reunion several of his army friends-Gen. E. IT. Sykes, Columbus
 Miss, adjutant general and chief of staff
 or the department of Tennessee; Capt. samuel A. Pepper, Chickasaw Guards. Memphis Tenn, and Capt. R. o. Bean At ianta, Ga, travelling passenger agent, the Southern Pacific railroad.
 The privileges of the Birmingham News paper club. including roof garden, are to be extended all veterans sons of vet efsns, and the sponsors and maids during the reunion, according to an announce ment made yesterday by D. R. Lindsay secretary of the club.
 The Boy Scout organization yesterday issued notice and began the distribu- tlon or cards announcing to all visitors that the scouts were at their service dur Ing the reunion without charge. It was
 stated that if any visitor needed a guide. information or help of any kind, he was
 at perfect liberty to call scout The scouts viii wear the regulation scout uni form during the entire week, and will be on duty at the railway stations, the fair grounds and at other public places They will wear badge with the words "On Duty.'
 The headquarters of the various states for the reunion have all been assigned and are now ready for the use of the visitors and the public. The list follows: Alabama-a2 North Nineteenth street. Virginia-312 North Nineteenth street. Mssissippi-1912 Fourth avenue. Florida and Louisiana-19O4 Fourth avenue.
 Georgia-1906 Fourth avenue Arkansas and Oklahoma-417 Nineteenth street.
 West Virginia and Maryland-1so2 Fourth avenue
 North Carolina-41O Nineteenth street. South Carolina-2O15 First avenue TeXas-Circuit courtroom. Tennessee--Board of revenue room. Kentucky-Board of education. Naval Headquarters-Y. M. c. associa- tion.
 Missouri-40S Nineteenth street. Brig. Gen. R. A. D. Dunlap, command ing the Alabama brigade of Forrest S cavalry corps, announced the following additional staff appointments yesterday: 'To the brigade staff as heretofore con- situted, with Col. C. l.. Nolen as adjutant general and chief of staff, the following are added: Dr. George M. Morrow ot Birmingham, major and assistant sur geon; Maj Samuel T. Westcott of Mont gomery, assistant quartermaster; Col. E | Il. Almon Ot MoDile assistant cOmmlS- sary; Maj. c. w. Tandy of Plainview Tex. aid de camp; Capt B. F. Mackey
 of Mackey, Ala, aid de camp; Col Frank
 s. White of Birmingham, aid de camp The corps headquarters will be at Tut wiler hotel.
 | The headquarters for the South Carolina veterans will be 2O15 First avenue. Al l South Caroians in the city who have any
 relics will please bring or send then
 to the above address for display purposes Sponsor for South Carolina division
 Miss Virginia Saunders; matron of honor Mrs. William l.. Saunders; maid of honor Miss Nell Montague Carter.
 Gen. B. H. Teague, commanding officer of South Carolina division, will arrive il the city Monday. making his stay whil' in the city with his nephew, Newton T Hammet, 1929 Fifteenth avenue, south. The committees in charge of the tw'
 reunion balls in compliment to the re union maids and sponsors urge each com pany and camp to register their womel attendants at reunion headquarters in or
 der that their escorts may easily locat
 them in the evenings.
 Chairman of the reception committee O the reunion, John P. Shelby, requests tha all members of hts committee meet a
 reunion headquarters Monday morning a 10 o'clock Provisions will be made t.
 meet all generals and veterans of rani
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