The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-16
will Rreak Camp Tomorrow.

Ere the sun sets tomorrow aLteE- noon Camp Joe Wheeler will be only a pleasant memory in the history or the End Regiment of the Alabama Ma tional Guard. In every way the en- campment has been a success, from a social viewpoint, from practical standpoint and from a beneficial stand pofnt to the officers and the enlisted men of the regiment. It has been con ducted on a high plane and has been one of the best and most model en- campments in the history of the Ala bama National Guard, and was one which the men from the highest ofi- cer of the regiment to the youngest private should feel proud of having been a member.
 The conduct of the men during the week has been excellent and there has not been an act of rowdyism or van dalism reported during the time the regiment has been encamped at Elkdale Park The officers and men have been cordially received by the people of the city and the visitors have been given a most pleasant welcome and all have made many and lasting friends during their stay in the city,
 TO Colonel Bricken and each individ' ual members of his staff to a great eX- tent the success of the camp oelones Each one of these officers have worked to make the camp what 1t was ano their efforts met with success. In this effort they were helped by the ofncers and men of each company and CamI Joe Wheeler will long be remembered in the annals of the 2nd Regiment as one of the best and most pleasant en- campments ever held in the State.
 Today was a quiet one at the camp Guard mount was held at o'clock and after this the men laid around the camp until 10 o'clock this morning when the most of them attended the Sunday morning service. The service was a most interesting one and an excellent musical program was render ed. The services opened with the regimentaI band playing Gloria" A auartette from the Young Mems Chris ttan Association then rendered an in- termezzo after which another hymn was sung.
 The sermon of the occasion was rem dered by the chaplain of the regiment Captain J. T. Mangum The sermon proved most interesting to those whc attended the service and was listened to most attentively by those present At the conclusion of the sermon the band played Nearer My God to Thee which was sung by the congregation.
 At o'clock this afternoon to a large crowd the reginental band rem dered a sacred concert at the camI
 
 this afternoon and the concert attract ed a large crowd to the park and the music was listened to most eagerly During the concert the following pro gram was rendered:
 March-"Caronation.
 Overture-"Poet and Peasant"
 Intermezzo-"Cherrie
 Clarinet Solo-Mr. Hall--'Green vIlle."
 valsede Generalization Sunset"
 Selection-"Parsifal."
 Overture Morning. Noon an' Night"
 Overture" Morning. Noon and Night
 Paraphrase-"Nearer My God t. Thee"
 The camp will break tomorrow | morning and by night. there will b. left only a few signs at Elkdale Parl of the encampment of the 2nd Regi ment. The Birmingham company will leave Selma tonight about 1 o'clocl ! and will reach home about o'clock to morrow morning. The Demopolis com pany will be the netx to leave the cit and will start for their home abou 10:30 tomorrow morning. The othel companies will leave this city on spe | cia1 train over the Western Railwa of Alabama for Montgomery about 1 o'clock tomorrow and when they reac Montgomery they will take differen trains out of that city for thei homes