The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-04-18
UNITED SONS
Programme and Order of Business
For the Dallas Reunion.
WEDNESDAY, April %.

Commerce and Akard streets, op.
posite the Oriental Hotel
l. Convention called to order by
Harry L. Seay, Esq, Commandant
of Camp w. L. Cabell, No. 40, U. S.
c. ", of Dallas.
2. Invocation by Assistant Chap
lin-General Rev. w. T. Allan,
D. D., of Sedalia, Mo.
3. Commandant Seay turns com
mand over to ]. P. Moulden, of Nc
Kinney, Commander 4th. Brigade
of Texas.
4. Brigade Commander Moulden
turns command over to Thomas P.
Stone, Esq, of Waco, Commander
of Division of Texas.
5. Division Commander Stone
turns command over to DR.. w. D.
Buckner, of Pine Bluff, Ark, Com
mander of the Trans Mississippi
department..
6. Department Commander Buck
ner turns command over to r. B.
Haughton, Commander in Chief,
who accepts final command.
7, Response to the address OF
welcome, by Hon. Jared r. Sanders,
of New Orleans, Speaker of the
House of Representatives of the
State of Louisiana.
8. Appointment of committee to
extend greeting to the United Con-
federate Veterans in convention as
sembled.
9. Roll call by the Adiutant-Gen-
eral of the general officers of the
Confederation and its Camps, in
order. AS the Camps
are called, the chairman of each
delegation will answer and hand
the credentials Of his delegation,
with the certificate, show
ing payment of the per capita tax,
to the Adiutant-General.
10. Appointment by Commander
n-Chief of the Committee on Gre
1entials, to consist of one delegate
rom each division. Division Com
handlers are requested to make sug-
gestions for these appointments.
This committee will Immediately |
'etire and prepare its report as
speedily as possible.
Afternoon-2 o'clock. Business
esumed at the City Hall.
l. Reports of the Adjutant-Gen-
raj, Inspector-General, Quarter
naster-General, Commissary-Gen-
raj, Judge-Advocate-Ge Sur
'eon-General and Chaplin General.
2. Reports of Standing Commit
ees as follows:
historical Committee-WiIliam +.
Jones, chairman.
Relief ommittee-Robert G. Pill
low, chairman.
Monumental Committee-D. A.
pivey, chairman.
finance Committee-W. H. Lang
ford oh 1irman.
3, Report of Committee on uni
orm-H. N. Spencer, Jr., chairman.
4. Report of Women's Memorial
ommittee-Ja Mann, chair
ian.
S Report of Constitutional Com
littee.
6. General business.
On the night of the I'D the mag
ifcent parade of the Kaliphs will
Ike place. Seats have been ar :
lnged for the sponsors and maids :
honor to witness it.
THURSDAY, April "a. :
Morning-10 o'clock. Grand par :
lie of the United Confederate Vet =
ans and United Sons of Confeder- ,
e Veterans. T
Details of this, together with in +
ructions as to place of forma ton, h
i'll be given in general order to h
issued at Dallas. :
fternoon-2 o'clock. Business re- ;,
sumed at the City Hall. !,
/. General business. =
Election of Officers. Commander :,
Chief and Department Command f,
5 of the Army of Northern Vlr- +,
MIA, Army of Tennessee and
ans Mississippi Departments, in G
der. s
On the night of the oath the Off q
il ball of the veterans, under the =,
spices of the Kaliphs will be g
ven at Confederate Hall, at the al
r grounds. The selection and a.
,wning of the Queen OF the Kali h.
ate will be one of its features. -