The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-27
VANZANT HEADS
 OLD VETERANS
TWENTY-ElGHTH ANNUAL RE uNICN IS BROUGHT TO CLOSE WITH ELECTION OF
 OFFICERS.
Resolution Urging President Wilson 10 Make Plan for a World Peace Jubilee at Conclusion of War Waa Voted Down

Tulsa. ONa. Sept 20 -Tnc United Confederate Veteran today uuanI
 mous'y elected General j. NJ. Van ZaudD. of Fort Worth Texas. com nandor in-chicf chose tac camman
 dcr- of the three chief divisions of tho oream4ation. and adjourned their ->th annual reunion leaving the To- cation of their noNt reunion to be do- tormmcd by committee headed h< General EanZaudt and the division commanders,
 Tonight thc annual bah in honor ot the women of tac organization lrought ,hc official festivities Of the reunion
 to an end and after the aig parade to- m9row the veterans will return ta th~r homes
 General w B ualdcman, of Lonis-
 yIle Nnuchg commander of the
 orphan 6raadc. presided at today
 ossion pdol To the election ot Gen- NanZmdt General VHeH r Cook. oi BoDrviue was elected commander o thc trans Nli.--+ipW division to
 uccccd General NanIault who Ina. served for 2S years in that capacity General Julian $ Carr. of Durham, \ C. was elected commander oI the army of northern Virginia and Gen
 ,ral C. B Vance, of Mississippi was
 chosen commander of the army ol the Tennessee after a three comerod race in which General J A Thomas. commander of the Georgia diyidiou and John P Hickman former com mauder of the Tennessee received warm uppor from their friends Both Generals Hickman and Thomas with
 atoV finally and General Vance was manned by exclamation
 X resolution reported by tho reso- ,uuons committee recommending that
 Inc Sons of Veterans be admitted as members ia the parent orelnization was defeated. the veterans voting Nocifaronsly not 10 make veterans of anyone aho had uot ou-hJ in the war
 Another ro aution mgng pr-sidcn. Wilson to make plans for world Jug eiee Co D. held m some American cty at the conclusion of the war in which 3H allies and ueuGol4 were
 fo bc aeGad to participate also was defeated
 Ihc veterans put m cuI 10 raa resolution NiOh very lula debate peahcrs declaring that they werc , ! Iulhtme orelulatiou and that uaeos items bearing on peace deyclonmeHt' 1 were out Q. their province and sa'o} ! IOn u tho bands Of the nr0 loaa An effort to compel roat1u in of flee by limiting ihe time for Whle' | lauy officer meHt serve to two yeoa Aas defeated
 The veteran adou.cl a resolution indebtedness to Tulsa for its hos l. Itauy and one ur-iue the con tructio. Of a southern h2hway across tA southern states from coast to eo1 parallel to tho Imcom hiahway General NanZa0dt. tac new con lmaudor-u-chlet has been acJng ir that apacit during the illness o General Georpc P Harr.on The ue0
 commander is a banker of Fort Wor't Texas He was born in Tennessee an. lived during his early years in Mis- sissipp He enlisted in 1861 in Mar shall. Teyas. serving as captain or q company until Cuickama3sa au+i which he was ordered to Texas Whee, he remained m the service of the Corr radrratc government until after taf reconstruction period
 Carl Hinton of Denver, Colorato who vas appointed by he executive council of the Sons of Veterans to ,I lhc meNprod term. was elected corn mauocr-m-ehief of that oreauization < E. King, Of Tul~a. was made chic Iol the Trans Mississippi division.
 }lrs A. N Cadarmott Wilson, of At- Ilaaa Gcoraia. was elected prasider general O the Confederate Memoria Iassoeiauon. to succeed Mrs Kate Wal l Aer Beban. who died months ago | Miss Daisy N I Io5gson. of Nev l0rlcJn.. was naucl rccordmg score ltau general. Mrs J Endor Robinson lol Richmond. Virginia, correspondn'
 secretary general and Mrs John r Maxwell. ol Scale. Alabama treasure