The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25
CALLS FOR REUNION
GENERAL HARRISON ISSUES OR-
 DER To VETERANS.
All Information Concerning Annual Meeting In Mobile Next Month or The Confederate Soldiers of
 Alabama.

An fOQeT TOT tuc dhhudi iSohAO" A'- Mobile next month of Alabama Divis- ion, United Confederate Veterans. was issued yesterday by Major Generai George P. Harrison, commanding.
 The order contains all necessary in formation on the subject. It Is as follows: =,
 "Headquarters, Alabama Division. U.
 "Onice of the Adjutant General.
 "Montgomery, Ala. Oct. 23, lso6. General Re- union Order. No. l.
 "First-The camps comprising the Alabama Division, U. C. ", are hereby called to meet in annual reunion at Mobile. Alabama, November 20. 2l and 22. The Reunion will commence at 5 o'clock D. m.. Tuesday, November 2o' ending o'clock. p. m., Thursday, No- vember 22. 1906.
 "second-Each camp of this divis- ion is entitled to one delegate for every twenty active members in good stand- inr. and one additional for fraction of ten members. provided. every camp in good standing shall be entitled 10 at least two delegates.
 "*rhird-Such camps as have already selected their delegates. will at once send certified list to their respective Brigade Commanders; such as have not selected, will send list as soon as se- lection is made. Brigade Commanders will transmit such lists to Col liar yey E. Jones Division Ad1utant Gen. eral. or hand the same to this ofhcef in Mobile.
 , "Fourth-Accommoda for board and lodging, apply to Comrade H. A Lockwood, Chairman, or directly 10 proprietors of the Cawthon, the Bien- yille and St. Andrews. It is suggested that in your application for board and lodging, state number in your party and at what rate per day you desire accommodations. The rate per day will be from 75 cents to g at places other than at hotels. Free meals and lodgings, beginning with supper on Tuesday night. November 20. and end ing with supper on Thursday night November 22, will be furnished to all Confederate Veterans who are without means to provide meals and lodgings for themselves.
 It is expected that none but Confed- crate Veterans who are without means will avail themselves of this offer
 All comrades desiring and needing free accommodations, will send thelr names in advance through the Com mander of their respective camps. 10 Captain John F. Powers, Chairman or the Commissary Committee, or to Com rade H. A. Lockwood. Chairman. Com- mittee of Hotels and Lodgings.
 "The free meals will be furnished on the lower floor of the German Keller Hall. corner Cont and St. Emanuel streets In order that ample provision may be made for this free entertain ment. 1t is important that the Re-un- ion Committee be informed at as early a time as possible the number or needy Veterans to be provided for, therefore Commanders of each camp Will report Immediately upon receipt of this order to his Brigade Commander the exact number of comrades to be cared Tor. Brigadiers will transmit aggregate numbers to Captain John F. Powers, Chairman Commissary Committee. None but Confederate Veterans without means to defray their expenses. are to be included In this enrolment.
 "Fifth-Re-union Headquarters will be in the German Relief Hall, upstairs.
 "Sixth-Division Headquarters at Hotel Cawthon. Division Staff Oth- cers will report to Adjutant General at these headquarters, Wednesday morning hy o'clock
 "Seventh-Horses and carriages Parties desiring horses or carriages TOT the parade, will address MT J. lA Ramsey, Chairman, Horse and carriage Committee: charge for horses equipped $2: for carriages. 8.
 "Eighth-Rates-R Round trip tickets to Mobile from all points in Alabam and from Pensacola. I'la and M"ridihh and Scranton. Miss. will he sold on No yember 10 and 20. good to cave Mobile up to midnight, November 24. al one cent per mile, going and returning. Ninth-The division will assemble Tn annual convention on Wednesday morning. November 2l, at o'clock sharp. at German Relief Hall upstairs for transaction of business and elect ion of general officers of division ana brigades.
 "The parade will take place in the early forenoon of Thursday. 22nd hour of assembly and route to he punlished later The remainder of Thursday will be given up entirely to pleasure '-Tenth--A reception will he given | by the United Daughters of the con federacv to the Confederate Veterans
 at Temperance Hall. on Wednesday evening from to Il o'clock
 | "Eleventh--All Veterans are expected
 to register upon their arrival in Mobile
 at Reunion Headquarters German Re l ukf Hall, wher" they will receive on1' 1 cial badges. , | "Delegate badges will be given by the Division Adtutant General to Brigade