The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-10
Ofiicial Organ Alabama Division.
 Our Fallen Heroes.

And deeds that should not wither.
 Editor-in- -Chief--Mrs. Charles G. Brown. Birmingham
 Assistant Editor-Mrs. Belle Allen H1ii; aistorieai MGa.s0meiy Rdisycr-Mrs. Harvey E.
 General onseers, U. D. C.. aerson rresiosns Grssnwood Mfs. il1sie Miss 1e0fA
 First Vice-President. Mrs. A.. H. voorhies. San Francisco. Cal.
 Second Vtce-President, Mrs. D. A. s. vaught, New Orleans, La. Recording Secretary. Mrs. A. L.. Dowdell, Opelika, Ala. Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. A w. Treasurer. Mrs. Eustice williams. Louisville. Ky.
 Custodian Cross of Honor. Mrs. L.. H. Raines, Savannah. Ga.
 Alabama State Directory.
 Miss Sallie Jones Honorary President Mrs. Charles G. Brown. President. Mrs. 5. B. Ross. First v1cs-Presi- Mrs. Lewis Cobb. Second vics-Prss- 'a1ns; Mrs. NiIn'spgi q. f. Pride Recording Sec retary, Pride Station. Ala;
 Mrs. W. N Phillips Corresponding Mrs. I. V. Palmer, Treasurer. Mon- Mrs. Harvey E. Jones. Historian. Mobile, Ala.
 Mrs. J. A. Rountree, Recorder of Cross of Honor. 1900. Eleventh Ave nue, South Birmingham, Ala.
 Mrs. Mary G. Pickens. Director and Registrar of the Children of the Con- federacy, Greensboro. Ala
 Auditing Committee--Mrs Ellen Ps- ter-Bryce, Tuscaloosa.
 Chapter Extension.--Mrs R. A. Lee. Greenville. Chairman.
 State Souvenir Plate--Mrs. w.. L. Durr, Montgomery. Chairman.
 Monument Fund--Mrs. B. B. Ross, Rospitsi Refer. Soldiers Home-- Mrs Frank Fillmore. Mountain Creek. Chair man.
 scholarship-Mrs J A. Thompson Tuscumbia Chairman.
 To the Chapters in Alabama Division I most earnestly call your attention +o tha following circular letter, ad- dressed to me as President of Ala. DIV U. D. c.
 To John Tyler Morgan and EdmonU wfnston Pettus. at Selma, Alabama. The Confederate Memorial Associa- tton and the United Daughters or the Confederacy of Selma, Ala. have decid- Cd to erect a suitable memorial Tn honor of the South's Grand Old Men sena- tora John Tyler Morgan and Edmond Vvinston Pettus. in this their beloved home city. Our purpose is to erect 2 .sy,f0rtze st2kue of handsome design and x Proportions upon a central site in our city. e.,..... who knew and loved Senators Morgan ana Pettus will be glad to assist in this rotle work, we now offer them the op- nortunIty. soliciting their interest, in- fIuence and subscriptions VIII you not further our project by a prompt sup acription, and in every other way pos sibIe. While we feel that the entire Sn,,th and the country at large should ha Teeply interested in our undertak- tn1 vUa esnecially hope for generous and prompt cooperation from Alapan- ians. who will thus reflect honor upon our beloved statesmen and patriots as ualI as upon our state, and the entire n,nt-v which they so faithfully served, Ali subscriptions are to be sent to E l.. Mel. Treasurer, Selma, Ala. who will promptly receipt Tor same ana duly acknowledge them in local press of Selma, Ala.
 The fund was started Dy the Aoiio"- ing subscriptions. -, Selma Confederate Memorial Associa, Selma Daughters of Confederacyloo'OS OS Selma Journal ..... o'Vp
 General Committee.
 Mrs. B. H. Craig. President ConIed- crate Memorial Association oI SenI1 I., Mrs M. R. Jarvis, of Selma, Mrs. A. w Ca uthon. President of Daughters oi Confederacy, of Selma, Miss E. F. Fer ouson of Selma, Miss Eudora Conoley of Selma, Mrs. Eugene Robbins ST., oi Selma Hon. Wm. B. Craig or Selma Hon. W. R. Nelson or Selma, D; ;. sssroa SSmu ster of Selma, R. E. l.. Mel or selma Hon. Jno. w. A. Sanford of Montgom' erv I. w. whiting of Mobile, Erwin Crsighead of Mobile. John P. Tlllman oi Birmingham, E. W. Barrett or BirmlnS' ham. V. B. Atkins, Mayor of Selma
 chairman Central Committe,
 Mrs. Benj. H. Craig Vice Chairman Central Committe.
 Mrs. A. w. Cawthor TrAasurer . ... -.H. F. IL 'NleI sscrAtarv .MrsA M. Roff Jarvis
 Auditing Committee.
 Hon. W. R. Nelson, CnalrInah, NIls' Emily Ferguson, V. D. AtkIhs' nuayor. , The object proposed meets witn my roost hearty approval as an tndiVidua dauehter and as President of Ala. Div Senators Morgan and Pettus comoin' ed and linked together the olden l tlult Southern gentlemen, lawyer patrlo' ana statesmen. The brave and chtval' -o1s soldIer and leader and the most broad minded, loyal and incorruptiblt vnauhers of the highest Legislative body of the United States. They were the nri6e of the old South, two of tho heroes of the war between the States ana easily the peers in intellect anc wise statesmanship of the highest anC hest in that Senatorial body, and theil incorruptibility. in every capacity as pri vate citizen and as officials 'challeng' inc admiration of their most bittel A monument to them at their home in Selma would not only be an Alabama monument, a southland monument bu an American monument. I doubt no hut every State in the Union would b' glad to contribute to this monument Tet it be our first duty to aid 1T the accomplishment of this high anC holy purpose. r.,.
 Pres. Ala. Div. U. D. c.
 The R. E .Rodes Chapter held the mrs meeting of the season at the home O Mrs Ellen Peter Bryce Thursday The delegates appointed to attend the Convention of United Daughters a Norfolk Va. November IS are as fol Mrs. Ernest Pittman. Miss c. H. As +on Mrs. Charles N. Maxwell. Ate nates Mrs. T. W. Palmer, Mrs c. W Hughes, Mrs. Rosa G. Lewis. Mrs Harvey F. Jones.
 aAA S. Lawrence St. Montgomery, Ala
 HISTORICAL. Dwelling of the magnificent monu ment of immaculate marble on July 4th nreserves the name and fame of Ala