The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22

Montgomery, September 2.-fSpecial.) )- The following order has just been issued. ..Headquarters Alabama Division, United
 Confederate Veterans.
 Montgomery, Ala, Sept p, 1912. "Office of the Adjutant General.
 General Reunion Order No. 1.'
 '1. The camps comprising the Alabama Division U. c. V. will assemble for an- nual reunion in the city of Selma. Ala bama, on the 16th and 17th of October, proxiino.
 ''2. Each camp of this division Is en- titled to one delegate for every twenty (20) members in good standing and one additional delegate for fractien of ten QW members; provided, every ait2 is good standing shall be entitled isat !, two delegates. A certified lis Na gates to each camp should be sa g Z Col. B. M. Washburn. dvisie ii1s4's general, Montgomery, Ala, Q this officer at Selma. Ala.
 .s. Railroad rates-Round trip liche4- at one cent per mile vesd-one cent each way-pus % cents, will be sold at al points in Alabama. Tickets on sale 6ctober 15. Final limit to reach starting point returning later than midnight, Oc- 
 portation will be furnished by your sta tion agent.
 A Convention hall-Brigade comman- dars will be informed of the place Of hold 4ng the convention and of the tune or calling to order by applying to the adju- fant general at Hotel Albert Selma, Ala.
 's5 Headquarters and division head ouarters-Hotel Albert All staff officers will report to the adjutant general at tEese headquarters. Location Of brigade headquarters will be announced later.
 e. Hotel and other accommodations Albert hotel. European plan. Rooms $l to R each person, per day. Cots 50 cents Der night The Arcadia American plan, 4 g. $25 and S3 per day, each person Meals only 50 cents The New Southern, Ma son House. Union hotel, lodging 5o cents per day, each person in room. GFrnanla and Rosemond, American plan, S per day each person. Parties desiring reser- vations for accommodation at hotels ap- ply direct to the managers thereof. Strict attention to this Is earnestly requested by the general committee.
 For accommodations elsewhere-St. El- mo, g % per day each person. Boarding houses, lodging and meals, $l to Sl.5o Fer day. For reservations at boarding houses, or places other than hotels apply to MT. J. Percy Day. chairman. con- t mittee quarters and lodging. In appl1ca- ton state what rate per day is desired, how many in party. and how many Ia dies, if any.
 .7, Free Entertainment-Quar and 1n<als will be furnished free to all vet .,{ans unable to pay their way. Cots will ~be supplied and meals furnished. In or der that ample provision can be made for free accommodation commanders or camps will instruct their adjutants to send the names and number of members of their camps desiring to avail themselves or the free entertainment offered by the hos pitable people of Selma at once to Capt. ! William l.. Calhoun, chairman commis- eary committee.
 "Immediate compliance with the above lnstructiohs Is imperative in order that the commissary committee may have am- pie time to prepare to house and feed all who apply
 'I. Lodgings, cots and meals will be pro- vided Blankets or other bed covering cannot be furnished by the committed, but must be brought by each party.
 "S Horses, Carriages and Automobiles Application for hire of horses, carriages and automobiles needed by division and { brigade commanders will be made to MT. M Meyer, chairman committee on horses, { carriages and automobiles.
 "9. Delegate badges will be distributed on presentation of credentials 10 Col B..