The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-22
VETERANS MEET
At LAKELAND On
OCTOBER $3.50
JOAN l.. INGLIS ISSUES CALL FOR
THE FOURTH ANNU.
AL REUNION OF The FLORIDA
DIVISION.

Gen. John L. Inglis, commanding the
Florida division of the united Con-
federate Veterans, has Issued a call
for the twenty-fourth annual reunion
| Of the division, which is to be held in
Lakeland. on October % to 80. The
call follows:
To the Florida Division United Con-
! federate Veterans:
The near approach Of our twenty
| fourth annual reunion TO be held at
| Lakeland, Florida, October %, 90 and
30 should stimulate US to a complete
preparation. Your Division Comma n
! der anticipates the pleasure of meet
ing personally as many Of his staff as
| can possibly attend. This pleasant
anticipation Is extended TO every camp
in the organization, and the failure
| of any camp to be represented will
| be a great disappointment to your
| commander.
Every camp that has paid it's dues
| is entitled to one delegate for every
| 20 members and for each additioral
| fraction Of 20. However, every camp
whose dues are paid is entitled to tive
| CD delegates. For example: A camp
having paid on IL members is entitled
| to delegates and three alternates, and
a camp with less than 40 is entitled
to two (2).
To those camps who have not yet
paid their dues or sent in a list Of
officers and comrades-your conmen-
der begs you to attend to these neces-
sary details at once--elect your dele
gates and alternates and meet us at
Lakeland October %. 90. and 80.
The Southeastern Passenger Assoc
citation, embracing all Florida lines,
has authorized very low rate OF one
cent per mile plus csc. Your nearest
local railroad agent can give you full
information.
There are some camps that have not
turned in their pledges to the Wenan'S
Monument Fund. Your commander
would admonish you to permit no long
ger delay in this matter. Send your
dues to Benz. W. Partridge, Treasurer
Womars' Monument Fund, at Mon
ticello. Fla
Unto the Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy, the defendants of the heroes
and Aeroines of our own beloved Dixie,
we send greetings OF love and plea,
for your inspiring presence at our re-
union. The Division Commander
pledges you the freedom of our con-
ventien and the right of way to our
hearts,.
Unto the sons: We need you row.
The door Of our hearts are still wide
open.
The opening exsrcises-~the welcome
the responss-ths presentations and
the usual opening functions will be
the evening program for October 81,
Tuesday.
The regular business program viii
be taken UP promptly on Wednesday
morning. October IS.
The sponsorial staff of the General
Commanding will be announced at =
later date.
The Hotel Kibler viii be the head
quarters Of the commanding General
Florida Division.
Your commander appeals TO ais
comrades to join with him in making
our twenty-fourth annual reunion the
most pleasant and harmonious in the |
history Of our organization. Let that |
type OF Iove-tha highest Of all crea- |
ton, love of comrade for comrada-
be our watchward. and by this sign
let US unite to make this reunion a |
veritable love feast of good things |
only.
BY order: JoHNL. INGLIS,
Commanding Florida Division Z. c. Y.
". H. Sebring,
Adjt. Genl. and Chief OF Staff.