The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
ORDER TO THE SONS
COMMANDER DRAWS ATTENTION
 TO MOBILE REUNION.
Camps of Alabama DivisiOn Are Urged to Send Many Delegates-An Necessary Information
 Is Supplied.

In preparation for the state. reunion of the United Sons of Confederate Vet erans. which will take place in Mo- bile. November 21 and 22. in conjunc- tion with the annual meting of the Alabama Division. United Confederate Veterans. the following order was is- sued yesterday by George w. Duncan, Commander of the Sons of Alabama: Headquarters Alabama Division, Uni Montgomery, November 3, 1906.
 General Orders, No. IS: s..,.. 15. of the Division Constitution. ths bama Division. United Sons of Con, annual reunion in G' the cisS cHl1 of Mobile. Alabama, Wednesday and Thursday. important business will come before sired that there should be an enthu- l siastic attendance. The United Con- federate Veterans have their reunior shoaa hs bs 5ams n saS ths to a ioya cient to- bring full allegations. All Sons of Confederate Veterans are in- vited. and the commander confidently A cordial invitation is extended the general public to attend the meetings. 2. Each camp in the Division is en- tive members in good standing on It's rolls, and one additional for every fraction of five or more membersI but every camp in good standing Is entitled must present written credentials. sign. ed by the commandant and adjutant of their camps.
 earnestly directed to section ss. of the constitution, which prescribes a yearly per capita of ten cents for every active member in @ good stand qulred to be paid prior to the annual reunion. and payment is condition precedent to representation. The Di- vision expenses G are to be ,nIs met from Ts sufficient pride to see that 1t Is paid. Many camps are in arrears. and It Is hoped that they will make an effort to rsespt as 0s Of thi5 9rdsa should proceed at once to the cleo tion of delegates. the election or ap- pointment of local sponsors. the col- and the competitor of ail other ar: engagements for the reunion.
 Names and addresses of all Brigade and Camp sponsors should. without Ala. Chairman of the Entertainment I Committed, United Sons Confederate Veterans.
 be fully advised as to the condition of eommandants are requested to make at once. a report to him in writing. as tuition, on the following subjects: | CD General condition of the camp. | (2) Historical work accomplished dur51s 9s9 coetyyiSuiions ten ysari made by the camp to patriotic causes. giving names of the objects to which help has been extended Gas for monuments Sold
 (D How often meetings are held by the camp, with a general account of what is done at the meetings.
 t5) Has a local reunion or anni- so state when. and whether or not the occasion was success.
 l (S) Does your camp work in har- mony and concert In all patriotic mat mat crate Veterans and the chapters of the United Daughters of the Confederacy In your locality? initiate against the successful opera l (s) What in your opinion. should be done by way of arousing more m. in our camps; and finally 1 (9) Furnish a complete roster of the active members of the camp In
 In preparing this report. use com. mercial or legal size paper. and write in ink, and on one side only.
 6. For the information of the Brl- gade commanders and others. the fol- lowing asigInments of camps to Bri- M gade. carrying forward the assign ment made in General Orders. No. II, n. S., December 15, 1904. is hereby an-
 First Brigade (Montgomery): Camps John Pelham, Holtzclaw, Troupe Randle. Edmund W: Pettus. John W. A. Sanford. Ben Bricken. Ben Jennings, w A. Handley, Boiling Hall and A. C.
 second Brigade tMobilel Camps Thomas H. Watts, Pickney D. Bowles, I JefY Burnett, George F. Dixon. Leigh, B. F. McMillan and I. G. W. Steed- man.
 Frank Ogden Pelham. A.. c. HargroVa. stoneWall Jackson. C1a1ton, J9hn Her 1 NJ R. Hassler and J. H. Bankhead.
 Fourth Brigade (Huntsville0 Camps