The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27

We would say to the chapters of the Alabama Division, that it is necessary that you take a special interest in the U. C. c. columns of The Advertiser. This Is your official organ" extended to you gratis by the magnanimous spir- its who manage this excellent paper, and accepted by your representatives assem- bled in convention at Eufaula- Its suc- cess depends greatly upon the interest you feel which will prompt you to send contributions to the editors in charge either Chapter reports. or an article or . newsy nature connected with our or ganization. It will probably be we'll for the benefit of Chapters, to note some Of the re- quirements of The Advertiser, which are to be met by your editors;
 First--No articles sent direct to The Advertiser office. however urgent, are accepted, as it must first pass into the hands of the Editor-in-Chief. We rett- crate, the Chapter and Committee re- ports be first sent to the co-editor. Mrs; J. N. Thompson. Historical artfcles sent to Miss Annie M. Clisby.
 Second-Only articles of newsy na, ture, such as will be of Interest to all forbids accepting resolutions or obitua- ries of our friends; also the manuscripts of papers read at the meetings, however interesting. These we have been obliged We trust every Chapter will more and more feel an interest in the organ ana subscribe for it, read and contribute to 1t. This means much to the Alaoama Division.
 The Richmond Va.) Dispatch says Richmond Chapter of the United Daugn- olut,ons protesting, for the sake of his tory, against the reckless manner m which Generals and "colonels'' are are made by the confederate @ CamPS PSs q R,cbs ehe mond Chapter has set an example tnat should be followed not only oy .otnsr chapters. but the veterans organlza tlonS @ mitted in the records of their meetings. We heartily endorse the acIion or nS ens Richmond Chapter, U. ID. C., as rcaa 1T the above clipping goai;Vn lnasaSn distinetior M shnmid be made, between the noble and brave officers of the Confederate Army my, who still survive; snd Soto t9ose HohTTSei. Weter We weuld cepmend the action. of th' Richmond Chapter to the thoughttui eon bama Division. Let the Daughters O the confederaoy bestir, against an, thoughtless movement detrimentai U true facts of Confederate history
 Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 1S. 1901. Dear Mrs. Thompson; .,s.
 The WiSeSt or pOeIS udS boAN'
 ':The friends thou hast, and their adop Grappie N" them them to thy soul with hooks
 of steel"
 Why should the Alabama Division, t U D. C., do other than send o wnoie esi vod' for Mrs nf tnH w. IT A D. DSyiSs cS i'' W
 All who were at the opelika Conven ton were unanimous in proclaiming .i,el hel born ruler. and perL,ec. pI,sn snd sn a woman The work she did for the Division S, 9ur ing her term of office was up ,,,aiSr H nSr standard mark. and the whole DivlStSi at to. ta,rn '"e New Chapters formed monu mental work received new lire, solaie it : , graves marked and the thousanos oL ,o no tie things that d go 5dnsd to maHe tbat every Chap fer in the State will show their appre ciation of the hard work she gave mem mem the noble love of our grand aq,s Ssr :, and the patriotic zeal which nlls her U tha hrim and overfows. for our retresh ;ne '9 Montgomery Daughter. m1Jnited Daughters of the Confed
 eracy" President
 The following article was not received in time for publication in the last issue If was with great pleasure that w noted in the social column or The Ao vertiser, an extract from The cdTIa AsG-Heii I, ala in oS wn,eh ne the slrp Probable successor O Mrs. Weed in the Presidency. of thu T4nited I Daughters of the confederascy No litter selection could be s9, made rsor,s,f sh fer tha of7ceNcool headed, well-balanced great executive ability, skilled parliins, mentarian. possessing strength oI VII VII sincerity of purpose. consideratlon TO TO others" makes her model ofncer' " were present at convention, ove which she presided, and know whereo we speak She is also woman or m femininity, handsome and maSnetlc