The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-15

but all camps must report the number of such in advance of arrival.
 Free entertainment will begin morning of the 18th and end night Of 2dh. Ticket entitling veterans to free meals and lods- ing will be issued only on requisiton of the adjutant general. of the division and by him only at request of brigade com mander
 6. Brigade commander will procure badges for the camp delegates of their respective brigades from the division ad- jutant general
 !. Division sponsor and first maid of honor will be entertained free at the St. Charles hotel.
 s. t is very important that the com mittee fos free entertainment be informed at once how many of each camp will need free lodging and feeding. Com municate at once with Maj. J. ". Gaines, chairman committee No. ?. New Orleans, La.
 9. Parade will start promptly at 11;@ a. m. Sponsors and maid of honor enti- tied to be in the parade must be in their respective carriages not later than Il o'clock. A carriage for sponsor and first maid of honor for each division will be the only one allowed in the parade.
 iHf AtiiiCtit pdi h VIII bA iiIt u faiA fN' erans, sons of veterans and daughters and wives on April 24 %, 26 and 2.
 1.-The charge for horses equipped, & without equipments. si carriages. S5 Parties desiring mounts address Division Q NJ General care of Col Harvey E. Jones. adjutant general Montgomery Ala.
 12-Round trip tickets will be sold from all points to New Orleans on April 23-26 mil O1 9r cents. good to leave New Orleans. re- turning until April 30 Parties who de- sire q longer limit can have their tickets extended upon application to Joseph Richardson, special agent, Theatre Ar cade New Orleans Stop-overs allowed at all stations going and returning, applica- ton to be made to conductor on train. Train No. , (regular accommodation will leave Montgomery at a. m. on April 24; four extra coaches will be attached to this train Train No Cregular) will leave Montgomery at 11:l5 a. m. stopping at Greenville. Evergreen. Brewton, Floma- ton, Bay Mlnette and Mobile
 No. 3, leaving at 9:30 a. m., win take on at Montgomery one extra sleeper on trains leaving on 23rd and 24th A special train will leave Montgomery at D. m. on April 24, stopping. if Jagged. at Leto- hatchie, Ft. Deposit, Georgana and At
  green. Brewton. Flomaton, Bay Minette and Mobile.
 By command of Major General George r. Harrison.
 HARVEY E. JONES, Adiutant General and Chief of Staff.
 Headquarters Ala Div. U. c. V
 Office of the Adjutant General
 Montgomery Ala, April 12, 1906. General Order No 4.
 The following are announced as mem- bers of the stan of Mai Gen. George P. Harrison, Alabama Division, [. C. V: Mrs. Joseph N. Thompson, Tuscumbla. chaperone
 Mrs. W. B. Frazier Auburn, chaperone. Mrs. Harvey E. Jones, Mobile, matron. Miss Dora Northington. Prattville. spon- sor.
 Miss Helen Boone, Mobile, first maid of honor.
 Miss Louise Walker, Birmingham, maid of honor.
 Miss Ethel Pelzer, Montgomery. maid of honor.
 Miss Lucille Wilkerson, Montevallo. maid of honor.
 Maj. Hurosco Austlll Mobile, A D. c. Capt. Thomas l.. Bulger Dadeville, A. D. c.
 By command of Maj. Gen. George P. Harrison. HARVEY E. JONES,
 Adjutant General and Chief of Staff