The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

Announcement of arrangements made for transportation to Shiloh Battleneid' ! Tuesday. May, ', 1907.
 made for railroad and boat transporta- ton to shiloh Battlefield for the un- yelling of the Alabama Monument, U. D. c.
 The special train granted forfthis trip to the Alabama Division and their friends will leave Sheffield at a. ni.' Tuscumbia at 5:30 and Veach Riverton i. 1t o'clock, where the Tennessee river packet Kentucky with accommodations for 500 passengers will be in waiting to convey the party to Pittsburg Land ing. As the site of the monument fs nearly a mile from the river con yeyances will be furnished to those who prefer to ride. TNe exercises will commence at 1:3O o'clock. All Confed- crate organizations. their friends and the public, who are interested in the accomplishment of this worthy object, are invited to take advantage Of these arrangements and make the trip with us to Shiloh.
 Delegates to the convention who go to shiloh are expected to arrive In Tuscumbia and Sheffield not later than 1 b. n1., over the Southern, 10:30 over the Northern Alabama from South and East, or over the Southern from the West before midnight on May 6. For the delegates and specially invited guests who take part in the program exercises a basket luncheon will be served Immediately after the exercises. Meals will be served on the boat at reasonable rates. The return trip will be made over the same route, leaving Pittsburg Landing at 4:S0 D. m., to reach this point at 9:3o. The expense of transportation will not exceed s5, we feel safe in saying s4.5O. Assuran- ces are given that the accommoda- tions will be comfortable, pleasant and the crowd so far as possible congenial Chapters are requested to have this notice appears in their local papers,
 Mrs. Joseph N Thompson,
 Mrs. oscar c. Simpson,
 Mrs. Kate Johnson,
 Mrs Thomas Fossick,
 Committee Shiloh Transportation.
 w. H. Sadler. Agent
 Tennessee River and St. Louis
 Packet Company.
 Electric cars run every hour between khe three towns, Sheffield, Florence and Tuscumbia. On the morning of May [, the electric car company will run ears from Florence to connect with the special for Shiloh.
 Tuscumbia, Ala, April 9, 190T
 My Dear -Workers:-Mr. j. C. Lawrence calls my attention to an CT TOT in the notice I gave you, fin connec- tion with his offer to print the words of Dixie. He states that his proposi- ton was, in lots of 300 he would print them for fifty cents per hundred and postage, making the price of 100 lots Seventy five cents or $1.50 Tor 300.
 The delegates credential blanks were mailed this forenoon. Should 9ny chapter president not receive ;hem in a few days, notify the president and give plainly street and residence mum ber.
 Tn some instances where chapters have large delegations two blanks have been sent 1t being possible that the chapter delegation will not all travel over the same route or be Jomiciled to gether
 ~ It is hoped that all chapters will keep in mind The Memorial Hour and send to the convention such tribute to their deceased members as seems fitting for the occasion.
 Yours truly. Mrs. ]. N Thompson
 President & The National Arbitration and Peace ! Congress which opens in New Gork