The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-23

C.: John H. Dewitt, Nashville, Tenn; Homer D. Wade. Waco. Tex; R. s. Blackburn Smith. Berryville, Va, pr. rsav P' saffoid, San Francisco. calif
 Relief Committee: Thomas P. Stone. Waco, Tex; William B. Bankhead. Jasper, Ala; R. c. Pillow, Little Rock, Ark; Rev. H. W. Pratt. WashIngton. D. C.; J. 5. Maxwell. Jaeksonville, Fla: Walter T. Colquitt. Atlanta. Ga; C. A. Skeen. Wapanucka, |. IT.; R. c. P. Thomas. Bowling Green, Ky; J. Y. Sanders. New Or leans. La; E. B. Beasley' Baitimore. R Glenn. Raleigh. N. C.; William Cross, Oklahoma City, Okla; M. l.. Bonham. Anderson. s. C.; J. J Bean, Lynchburg, Tenn: s. R. cantey, Fort worth. Tex; T.. H. Edwards, West Point. Va; N B. Wingate. Colorado Springs, Cal; Thomas M. Henty, Jack son. Miss; j. F. Thompson. Martins 0u Monument Committee: Richard B. Haughton, Chairman. St. Louis. Mo; Benj. c. Jennings. Scale. Ala; Rev. w. D. Buckner. Pine Bluff. Ark; Frank R. Travel, washington. D. C.: D. U. Fletcher, Jacksonville. Fla; Francis E. Larier, Savannah, Ga; R. L. Will Hams, Dufant, [ IT. s. w. Bedford, Owensbofo. Ky; R. A. Tichenor. New Orleans, La; wm Horner Cooke. St. Louis, Mo; M D. Haywood, Raleigh, N. C.; s. M Cunningham, Lawton. Okla: Robert H. Williams. Laurel Md; Oh. Mckay. Meridian. Miss; b. A. spivsy, Conway. s. O.; R. Henry Lake, Memphis, Tenn; Harry L. seay, Dallas. Tex.I Samuel D. Rodgers, Pe- tersburg, Va; Robert White. Romney. W. Va; ]. Lloyd Teaford. Columbus, Ohio.
 Finance Committee: D. c. Bell. Chairman, Pine Bluff, Ark.i R. U. ford, Pine Bluff, Ark; pr. Oscar Will kirson, washington, D. C.; C. O. Math- ews, IT., ocala. Fla; wm. F. Park burst, Atlanta, Ga; Ira L. Smith. Ato- ka, l. T.; A. NJ. Sea, Jr.. Louisville. Ky: ". c. Hall, New Orleans. La; George Forbes. Baltimore, Md: W. A. Martin. Meridian. Miss; W. M. South- ern, Jr., Independence, Mo-; A. M. Scales. Greensboro. N. C.: Milton Bry- an, Shawnee. Okla; Clinton M. Fielder. Blackville. s. C.; John A. Collins worth, Humboldt. Tenn: N. R. TisdaL Rusk. Tex; Ayiett Ashby. Newport News, Va; F. B. Hooff. Charleston. W. Va.
 women's Memorial Committee James Mann, chairman. Norfolk. Va; J. c. Elder. Birmingham. Ala: R. L. Lesviss file. Ark: Wallace Streater, Washington, D. C.: C. s Fleming, Jacksonville. Fla; 8. A. Crump. Macon. Ga; j. ". skeen. Wap- ahacka. l. T.; ! N Gathright. Louis vile. Ky: T. s. Mcchesrey New Or leans, La; Armstrong Thomas. Bal tifnore, Md. W, Calvin Wells, Jr,. Jack sof, Miss Ehiiton Atkinson, 42t Olive St, St. Louis, Mo; ]. H. Foote, Jr.; Winston Salem, N. e.. Brant H. Kirk. Oklahoma City. okla.j Henry ". Con- ncr. Charleston; <. C.: L. E. Mathis. Jackson, Tenn; R. K. Gastun. Dallas, Tex; z. fleming Smith. Richmond, Va; i; A. b. Smith. IT,, Fayetteville, W. Va.; J. B Johnson, ChIcHgo, Ill.
 Joint Committee on Ca-operation Be- tween veterans and sons--W. E. Dan- tel. chairman. Tazoo City. Mss; Wal ter P. Lane, Ft Worth, Tex: R. B. St. Louis. Mo. Clarence ]. Owens, Abbeviile. Ala: W. Mo. Barrow, Baton Rouge. La.
 Executive Committee On Permanent Arehives--Erdwin P. Cox, chairman. Va; E. B. Thomason, Rocb- mord.; J. F. Liglitf0ot. Jr., Richmond.
 Secnnd.--'fhe chairmen will proceed ,IN OH'sS NANh NtSG VI 5At1AH@tANtt CA s's~tA respective cor1Fitteee, Much can he by persistent and contin- iious effort. The principal objects of the Confederation In it's general or- are to be developed or work cd out through committees. If any comrade hereinabove named declines to serve, or neglects hls duties in any re- spact, on his attention being called thereto, the Comniander-in-chief will make new appointment.
 III. In order to more effectively push the work of the Women's Memo rial Committee. through its chairman have been made with Gen. c. Irvine Walker, Charleston, S. c.. to act as the special representa- tive ef the Committee. General Walk CT has under consideration several plans looking to large additions to the fund. He is a veteran of high stand Ing. one who thoroughly ehJoyes the confidence of the United Confederate and he is entitled to the gem srous support and encouragement of sons everywhere in this noble effort. Iv. The far-seeing founders of the Confederation planned for a central coll ection of historical and museum mate 'ials, and to that end provided, in Sec ion 93 of the constitution. that the lrehives permanently collected should ,e located at Richmond Va, and mould be governed by a committee composed of one eotirade from each Division, elected by the delegates at lach annual reunion of the Confedera- ion" The direct management of the proposed collection is placed in an executive committee of three members if Camp R. F. Lee, No. 1, of Rich nofid, the chairman to be appointed ,y the commander-in-chief, one to be lected by the camp, and one to be appointed by the Virginia Division 
 So far as can be asceftaIned the gem fal committee has never been elected. Ilthoueh the chairman of the execu- i've committee has several times been .ppointed. The collection 0H material 5 deemed of so much importance that he commander in -cf1ief Is exceedingly esirous that a beginning be made In he execution of the foregoing section. Every class of materials bearing in ny way on Confederate history. such IS books pamphlets maps prints, harts. manuscripts, diaries. rolls. or- er books, commissions, paroles. ketches of regiments and companies. addresses, etc, etc, is de- fred. All officers of the Confederation hould cause to be forwarded copies f orders, reports and official papers ssued by them or by camps In their They should be sent by nail or express direct to Edwin P. Cox, Chairman, Richmond, Va, by whom they will be carefully guarded md permanently preserved.
 By order of
 Thomas M. Owen,
 Commander in chief.