The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-31

nent being J. $. stone Judge Brandon was opposed for the position of head con- sul by Dr. H. A. 1clkourie of Birming- ham, who has been active during the con- vention as the leader of the insurgents fighting the administration officials on the subject of the recent rate adJusg- ment.
 OTHER OFFICERS
 Other officers elected Wednesday were W. W. Beasley, Carolton, head banker. A. E. Overton, Huntsville, head clerk; J. E. Brawner, Andalusia, head escort, Ben H. Garrison. Albany, head watch man, and c. l., Stockdale, Talladega, head sentry.
 For head auditors, D. [. Adams H. l.. Farley, E. l.. Harper, ]. A. Moseley and l.. L. Powers were elected, and IL. A. Cook of Montgomery, c. H. Delhomme of Mobile, J. P. Doster of Florala, Vie tor R. White of Hamilton and A. D. Whiddon of Dothan were elected as the delegates to the sovereign camp.
 The joint memorial service by the Woodmen and the Grove members at the Lyric theatre on Tuesday evening was attended by about 800 people, feature being the memorial address delivered by Judge Brandon.
 The sessions of the circle convention at the Anniston Inn are proceeding with unusual speed, a considerable amount ct business having been transacted by the woman's auxiliary, an adjournment be- ing in prospect for Thursday afternoon
 w. F. MILLER ATTENDS
 The delegates and visitors at the two conventions assembled on the lawn ot the Anniston Inn Wednesday at noon for a group photo of the TOO or more people
 w. F. Miller, big Woodman, editor and avowed candidate for secretary of state, was among the notables attending the convention. He was distributing the glad hand in the usual genuine Milleresque manner, adding to his old friendships and acquiring new ones. He left this after noon for Birmingham, where he will spend several hours in conference with friends, and leave in the morning for his home in Tuscumbia.
 Committee appointments were an I,ounced today by Head Consul Harry K. Martin as follows: Credentials, J. A. Caples, Tuscaloosa E. Y. McCathman, Troy: Milton Denmark, Mobilesa Distribu ton. S. P. sightler Montgomery; J. w. Puryear Greenville; $. R. Garrison, AL bany Finance, D. J. Deacy, Tuscaloosa; A. D. Whddon, Dothan. Mileage, Dr. ]. l. Lee. Demopolis; i. E. Searcy, Abbeville; J. H. Green, Albany. Grievances, Paul White Moulton; G. w. Sims, Opelika; j. Lister Mill. Montgomery. Law, T. L. Borum, Troy; w.. B. Ford Hamilton; Leon. McCord Montgomery. Excuse Charles Delhomme, Mobile; J. w. Smith, Reform; Max Smith, Camp Iill Miscel- laneous business, J. D. Brawner, Anda- lusiA; A. o. Sarlett Eufauia; w. 5 White, Phoenix City. Necrology, Dr. w. K. Crawford, Bilmingham W. w. Bran don, Tuscaloosa; W. H. Seymour, Mont gomery Uniform rank, D. Fl. Howe, Montgomery; Lamar Jeffers. Anniston w. w Mcfarland, Montgomery. Frater- nal relations, l.. D. Holliway, ISillen l.. H. Brassell, Montgomery; l.. A. Farmer Dothan. Press, W, H. Golson, Abbeyillei J. H. Wray Huntsvlle; w.. l.. Sims, Vernon State of order. A. B. Horn, Union Springs; J. P. Doster Floralla; Victor White Hamilton. Reading clerk W. W Brandon Tuscaloosa.
 CIRCLE ELECTS
 Mrs. Emma Mills of Montgomery was elected grand guardian of the Alabama Woodmen Circle organization at the Wednesday session of that convention, Mrs. Ethel Holiway, also of Montgomery. being selected to the post of grand sec retary of the same organization
 The election of the two principal or fcers in the state organization by the element representing the administration was considered great victory Tor the satisfied members over members who are dissatisfied over the recent raise in in- surance rates.
 Other officers elected at the Wednes- day session were Mrs. Sarah Hart, Flor ala. grand banker; Mrs. Minnie Strick- land. grand attendant; Mrs. Matue Granger Cottonwood. grand chaplain. and Mrs Mamie l. Horton, Tuscaloosa, assistant grand attendant.
 Supreme delegates are Mrs. Lula smith Mobile; Mrs. Edith Basden, sheffiela' Mrs. Anna Palmer, Haleyviile, ana Mfs. A<v,o C.r,,.nu Birmingham.