The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-04
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General Information.

YFsrst--Appaication for membership. mhen properly filled out and endorsed Sy i.ak least one member of the Society. a>a0rld be sent to the Chapter Registrar Ii the applicant joins through q Chap Ser. Applicants joining the National Bocfety as members at-Iarge. should kbnA applications to the Registrar Gen. 6al. No member is admitted until her Mutation fees and dues are paid.
 Second--Fees and dues of Chapter members should be paid to the Chapter krsasnrers. Fees and dues oe the mem o@s-aH-large should be forwarded to The Treasurer General by check or honey order. Never by cash.
 Third-Cerftffcates of membership aua permits for the ceremonial badge Are issued by the Registrar General.
 Tourth--C Communications in regard ko the fermatfon of Chapters should be hadressed to the State Regent or to ths vics- President General in charge bR orxanization-
 F'fffh--Charters of Chapters are is- huea by the Recording Secretary Gen. hral. who will forward blank for ap- plioatfon on demand. The charter fee (s5) should be paid to the Treasurer Genagaf.
 Sixth-Requests for supplies. and Communications addressed to the National Board shOula be sent to the Correspondinfi S6cyStary General.
 Seventh -Orders for articles seld by Inc National Society should be sent to he Curator, at so2 F. Street, Wash mgton, D. c.
 Rosettes (the informal badge) 30 rent speech; Lineage Book. Vols. 1, 2. 3, {, 5, 6, T, 8, 3, $1.0o each; Directory, 1898, 50 cents. Statute book, 35 cents. Orders should be accompanied by price.
 Eighth-Note paper, with the Society water-mark, 50 cents for i've quires: bame with insignia, 9e cents; envelopes !o match. 50 and 90 cents respectively; souvenir spoons, tea, $3.5o to 8; cof- fee. s1.50 to g, according to materials used. May be obtained of J. E. Gala well & Co, Philadelphia. Pa.
 Ninth-Contributions and subscrip- tions to the American Monthly Maga- zine should be sent to the editor and business manager, respectively, 902 F Street, Washington, D. c.
 Tenth-If member asks to be trans ferred from her Chapter to another, a ] transfer must be granted her. signed by the Regent, Recording Secretary, and Registrar of the Chapter of which she has been a member, and copy of the duplicate application papers be secured from the Chapter, or from the National Sooviety, these to be marked ''copy of duplicate"
 Eleventh-Any member whose papers are accepted by the National Society Dn or after August 22d in any year shall not be required to pay duev again until the 22d of February of the second year next ensuing.-American Monthly, May, 1898. pages 944 and 946.
 Twelfth-Resolved, That hereafter if a member enter a Chapter within six months after the payment of her dues to the National Society direct. the Treasurer General Is instructed to re- turn one dollar to the Chapter on de- mand-American Monthly, May, 1896, page "A.
 Thirteenth-Resolved. That hereafter all Real Daughters of Revolutionary Soldiers be exempt from annual dues. 9 National Officers.
 Mrs Eleanor W. Howard Record ing Secretary General, SOB F Street, Washington, ID. c. sc 9C
 Mrs. Robert S. Hatcher, Correspond ing Secretary General, 902 F Street, Washington, D. c.
 Miss Minnie F. Michley. Registrar General, 902 F Street, Washington D. c.
 Mrs. C. c. Darwin. Treasurer Gen hral. s02 F Street, Washington, D. c.
 Committee on Lineage Book-Miss Susan R. Hezel chairman, 9o2 F Street. Washington, D. c.
 Revolutionary Relios-Mrs. William Lindsay. chairman, 9O2 F Street, Wash ington, D. c.
 Real Daughters-MiSs Minnie F. Mich1ey. chairman, so2 F Street. Wash