The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-26

"s. Reading orders concerning the re-
 Viii VRiHn GH sh.sSsn. sas D'Oi''Sa Of Camp aoiss A. App2in.ment of Committee on crs- "5. Report of Committee on Credentials
 and convention declared organized. "6. Address of welcome, by Hon. E. M.
 Robinson of Camp George E. Dixon' =. Response by Hon. Michel Screws of
 Camp Holtzolaw.
 "8. Annual oratiop by Hon. William E.
 Bankhead of Camp N. B. Forrest, Huntsville. on "rhe Life and Char .. acter of John Pelham"
 Afternoon Session, 2:3o o'clock. io. Reports of officers.
 "11. Reports of committees.
 "(O Historical Committee.
 "(2) Relief Committee.
 l3( Finance Committee.
 (O Monument Committee.
 (5) Pelham Monument Committee. HE, New and miseellsneous business;
 and. Brigade Commanders. .14. Motions and resolutions. "1s. Adjournment.
 second Day-Parade.
 there will be parade of the veterans and Sons of Veterans.
 | Details will be announced later.
 General information is supplied as follows:
 The general reunion headquarters for the U. S. c. V.. and for the Division Commander will be at the Battle House.
 All comrades are earnestly request. headquafters as soon as convenient af- ter arrival. They are also requested to register their names and addresses in a book provided for the purpose.
 an anV1n f1Ir knI A~ L. Information as to hotels. private board Ing and lodging houses can be obtained from Capt. John F. Powers at the court house. Mobile.
 there will be public reception: and on the evening of November 1eth there will be ball.
 Trolley trips for points of interest have been arranged, for each day and evening. Cars start from the corner of Dauphin and Royal Streets.
 "On the afternoon of November 18th, after the parade, there will be a boat trip on the bay.
 These entertainments are provided for the Veterans and Sons of Veterans, and all are invited to participate.
 Local camps have authority to select a sponsor and maid to represent them at the reunion. It is hoped that they will avail themselves of this privilege and that their fair representatives viii be present.
 The Division sponsor and maids, camp sponsors and maids. the Division Sons will participate in the parade. The Commander desires as many as possi- ble to unite in the parade in order to indicate the strength of the organize ton.
 Members of the staff desiring horses should notify the Commander at once.
 Reunion badges will be distributed at the headquarters of the Division Commander at the Battle House. Each Camp should have prepared for its members who expect to attend the reunion a ribbon badge, upon which should appear the name and number of the Camp. the reunion date, followed by the words Alabama Division, U. S.. ner would not be out of place.
 "A rate of 1 cent mile each way has been arranged on all railroads for those attending the reunion. and tickets will be on sale November 14th and 18th, with final limit November 18th.
 Appeal is made to. all camps in the Division. to all individual Sons of Vet erans in the State. and to all patriotic Alabamians, to assist in making the fourth reunion a most successful and enthusiastic one, an occasion of enjoy ment and profit In which the fires of patriotism and high resolve will be re- kindled and made to burn more bright ly than ever before.
 me Soou peopIe oI Moplle nave done everything possible to provide a sea- son of great enjoyment. and the indi- cations are favorable for the most suc- cessful State reunion ever held.
 For other information address the Commander. or Capt. George H. Jones, Commadant of Camp George E. Dixon, l.. s. c: ". Mobile.
 By order of
 Thomas NJ Owen, Commander Ala. Div, U. s. c. V.
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