The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-06

one additional for fraction thereof of i've or more, but every camp IS en- titled to at least two delegates. All delegates must have credentials signed by the commandant and Adjutant of their respective camps. accompanied oy certificate of payment of all dnes'
 Per Capita Tax.
 'Tt is earnestly urged that all camps make prompt payment of their per capita tax which Is now due. Camps In arrears should put themselves in good standing immediately by the pay ment of all back dues. The amount to he paid fs 25 cents per member for at least ten members.
 Return of Camp Muster Rolls.
 Heretofore many camps have been allowed to participate in the conven- tion, in cases where muster rolls have been received, after the date prescribed by the Constitution. which provision sets forth that all camp dues must De received by the commander in chief at least ten days prior to the reunion date. As the reunion is to be held on June g. 10. II. the last day. therefore upon which dues can and will be re- ceived by tho commander in chief IS May 2s. Payment of the per capita tax must be accompanied by the full muster roll of the camp for which pay ment is made.
 Omcial Ladies.
 Announcement Is made of Miss Sarah Warren wilkerson, of Montgomery, as division sponsor Miss Shelby Patton, of Huntsville maid of honor. and Mrs. J. A. Rountree, of Birmingham, as chaperon for the Alabama division.
 The commander is advised that no provisions will be made for free en- tertainment in the way of hotel ac- commodations for sponsors, maids of honor and other official ladies of divis- ions; therefore, the division, the bri- gades and the camps must look after the accommodations of their official ladies. Comrades are requested to ex- tend to these fair representatives the courtesies due them and customary upon such occasions.
 The local reunion committee will provide tickets for entertainments upon application to the parties whose names will be more fully announced later and in the newspapers.
 The Program.
 The formal program will, with full details, be published in the newspapers and it will also be in pamphlet form and circulated by the commander as soon as 1t is completed and received at division headquarters.
 Comrades desiring information con- cerning reunion particulars are advised
  committees the names of whose chair men are given:
 Executive Committee, U. c. ", Re- union--J. M. Wilzin, chairman; J. B. Babb, secretary.
 Executive Committee, U. s, C. w., Reunion-J. A. Rountree, chairman. Hotels and Homes--Jerome A. Tuck CT, chairman.
 Horses and Carriage-Dr. Byron Dozier.
 Badges and Balls-Hill Ferguson. Entertainment of Sponsors-R. D. Johnson. Jr.
 Communications addressed to any of the foregoing gentleman will be given prompt and courteous attention. It Is suggested that arrangements should be made without delay for accommodation at hotels or homes as the attendance Is expected to be very large and the demand upon the hotels and homes very heavy.
 Railroad Rates. Special railroad rates of one cent per | mile round trip have been secured Local ticket agents everywhere will | supply information upon request. Headeuarters. The headquarters of the division | commander will be at the Hotel Hill man where all comrades are requested l to call as soon as they arrive in the i city and communicate with the com | mander with reference to the partici- | patton of the Sons in the ceremonies that may appear upon the program.