The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-27
CONFEDERATE SONS
 MEET NEXT MONTH

Montgomery, October 26.-(Special.)- The following order regarding the re- union of Sons of the Confectionery to be held next month has been issued by Maj. Gen. George P. Harrison; Headquarters Alabama Division,
 U. S. c. ",
 Office of the Adjutant General,
 Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 20, 1909. General Order No. l.
 1. The camps comprising the Alabama division, U. c. ", are hereby ordered to assemble in annual reunion in the city of Montgomery on Wednesday, the 17th, and Thursday, the 18th of Novem-' Der. proximo.
 2. Each camp of this division is en- titled to one delegate for every 20 &C., tive members in good standing. Pro- vided, every camp in good standing shall be entitled to at least two dele gates.
 Commanders of camps will forward a certified list of delegates and alter nates-giving postoffice address-to "Col. Harvey E. Jones. Division Adju- tant General, Montgomery, Ala"
 g. Railroad Rates-The usual rail- road rates will prevail. Local agents will, upon application, furnish infor- matlOn as 10 lure ITOl tiiCii iCSpSO- tive stations.
 4 Headquarters-Th headquarters of the major general commanding the Ala bama division, U. c. V, will be at the New Exchange.
 5. Hotels and Boarding Houses-Ap plications for quarters at hotels should be made direct to manager of hotels the following rates will prevail during the reunion:
 New Exchange, two in one bed, $1 each; single room, $1.50 to $2.5c per day.
 Imperial same rate.
 The Clancy, Capitola. Arlington, Windsor and Williams house, $1 per day for single room; two in one bed, 50 cents each per day.
 Merchants, 75 cents per day single 50 cents per day each for two in a bed.
 The Kyle house and the Hogan house, 25 cents per day each for bed.
 For quarters at boarding houses ap- ply to Mr George w. Halls, chairman, Montgomery, Ala. In applying for quarters it is suggested that appi- cants state what price board is desired and number of persons composing party.
 6. Free Entertainment-Con Veterans unable to pay for board and lodging will be entertained free by the hospitable citizens of Montgomery
 '. Commanders of camps are re- auested to notify in advance MT. w. C.. Fuller, chairman, the number of con- rades of their respective camps who desire to avail themselves of this free entertainment.
 8. Horses and Carriages-Parties de- siring to hire riding horses or car- riages for parade will aply to MT. w.. "a IJayRoOd. chairman.
 0. Badges-~Badges for delegates will be furnished by Col. Harvey E. Jones. adjutant general, at Exchange hotel Reunion badges by Col. Paul sanguih- etti at reunion headquarters.
 10. Annual Dues-The per capita tax five (5c) cents for zach member in good standing, to be mailed to Col. B. M Washburn, division treasurer. Mont eonery Ala. This tax is for the year ending September 80, 1910, and is for the expenses of the adJutant generals office printing, stationery. postage. etc.
 II. Annual Report-Adjutants of camps are earnestly requested to sub init annual reports on blank herein enclosed
 12 Comrades or others desiring any further information not contained in this order will apply to Col. John B. Fuller. general chairman, Montgom- cry, Ala
 By command of Maj. Gen. George P. Harrison.
 HARVEY F. JONES,
 Adj. Gen. and Chief of stan.