The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15
REUNION ORDERS
GENERAL HARRISON PUBLISHES
 INFORMATION FOR VETERANS.
Formal Orders of Instruction Were Is- 8sued Yesterday by Colonel Harvey
 E. Jenes, Adjutant Ala
 r bama Division. q

Perhaps the largest crowd that ever attended a Confederate reunion from Middle Ala bama, will go down to New Orleans next week. Preparations are now making for a great hegira to the Crescent City.
 General Reunion Order No. 1 was issued yesterday for the Alabama divis- ion, United Confederate Veterans, by Colonel Harvey E. Jones, under instruc- tions from General George P. Harrison, commanding the Alabama Division. It contains full information for the Ala bama veterans of the reunion.
 In full, it is as follows:
 Headquarters Alabama Division, U. C..
 V. Office of the Adjutant-General,
 Montgomery, Ala, April 12, 06. General Reunion Order No. 1.
 1. The camps comprising the Alabama Division, U c. ", are hereby called to meet in Annual Reunion" at New Or leans, La., April 25, 26, 27.
 2. Such camps as have already select ed their delegates will at once send certified list to their respective brigade commanders; such as have not yet elected, will send list as soon as sele' ton is made. Brigade Commander will transmit such lists to Col. Harvey E.. Jones, Division Adjutaant-General or hand the same to this officer in New Or leans.
 B. Officers of the staff will report to the Major-General commanding on April 18th.
 4. Division headquarters. St. Charles Hotel; State headquarters, Hotel Royal, near Auditorium.
 5. Accommodations: For board and lodging apply to MT. R. McWilliams, chairman. All veterans who need and ask for free quarters will be enter tained, but all camps must report the number of such in advance of arrival
 Free Entertainment will begin morn- ing of the 25th, and end night of 27th. Tickets emitting veterans to free meals and lodging will be issued only on requisition of the Adjutant- General of the Division and by him only at request of brigade commander
 6. Brigade Commander will procure badges for the camp delegates of their respective brigades rom the dlVlslon adjutant- general.
 '. Division sponsor and first maid of honor will be entertained free at the St. Charles Hotel.
 s. It is very important that the Com mittee for Free Entertainment be in- formed at once how much of each camp will need free lodging and feeding" Communicate at once with Major J. W. Gaines. Chairman. Committee No. 2, New l-d
 9. Parade will start promptly at II 30 a. m. Sponsors and maids of honor en- titled to be in the parade must be in their respective carriages not later than II o'clock A carriage for sponsor and first maid of bc>or for each division will be the only one allowed in the parade.
 10 Athletic Park will be free to all Veterans, Sons of Veterans and daugh- ters and wives on April 24 25 26, 21.
 II. Charge for horses equipped, s5; without equipments. $4: carriages, $5. Parties desiring mounts, address Dl- vision Q. M. General, care of Col Har- vey E. Jones, Adj Gen, Montgomery. Ala.
 12. Round trip tickets will be sold from all points to New Orleans on April 23-26 at one cent per mile each way, plus twenty-five cents, good to leave New Orleans, returning until April 30th. Parties who desire long CT limit can have their tickets extend- ed upon application to Joseph Rich ardson, Special Agent, Theatre Arcade New Orleans; stop overs allowed at all stations going and returning. ap- plication to be made to conductor on train. Train No. (regular) accom- moda dation, will leave Montgomery at a. m. on April 24th; four extra coach es will be attached to this train. Train No. 1 (regular) will leave Montgomery at :15 a. nl., stopping at Greenville