The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-02
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICANREVOLUTION
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sswmmm nHwnw WamMMH MiE EB nMkHml ra,,nr--Miss Anne M- Williams. state xzs.farian. Bs5 South Ferry SlteSs Montgomery, Ala n.,a..
 aRemember the days of old, consider tha years of many generasionS' ,nsa. fhy father and he VIII snew .sn.. they elders and they VIII teacn 'Hee'
 Remove not the ancient isndmarA which thy fathers have set.--Soionio".
 state Directory. .r
 Regent--Mrs. Aurora Pryet Ao- iSlaan ySliacae.Regent--Mrs. Rhett eooda Mo- Disss sssescretary-Mrs. William Harvey. New Dssasur; sTsraeanurer-Mrs. ]. c. Street, Opel
 onaciai Reader--Mrs. H. D. Barr.
 Historian-Miss Anne Marks VII i1Ts, chs,pIsinWTrs. nHT Ellen Peter-Bryee.
 Agent American Monthiy--Mrs. T. M Wyly, ynst MSnsgS@eryMi 4SargsSfe@Miss Meta Thonp-
 Chapter Directory.
 General Sumtsr-Birminsham'
 Peter Forney-Montgomery Regent Mrs. l.. G. Dawson.
 Andrew ackson---Tailadega. Regent Mrs. A. c; Storey; Y-A,huru, Regent, Mrs. George Duncan. -
 Martha wayles Jefferson--opelika. Regent. Mrs. ": B. watkins: p.s.,, mSs John n,,nIam Mane Hssan.
 Tuscaloosa--Tuscaloo ReEsos Mrs Ellen ter-BTyce.
 Lewis-Eufaula; Regent; MISS Mars
 Mobile--Mobile; Regent Mrs Joseph St. George Tucker. 1.
 Frederick William Gray=Annison; Regent. Mrs. Hiram Donald Barr.
 Erancis Marion-Montgomery; Re- gent Mrs. Halls Janney.
 BienvilIe-Anniston; Regent, Mrs.
 Katharine steel--oxford: Regent Mrs. James R. Draper.
 cherokee-selma; Regent. Miss Nei' coibert@Tuscumbia' Regent. Mra Twickenham Town--HuntsviIie; Re- gent Mrs. Frances Tappey.
 stanalnx Committees.
 For the Information of those Chair men who wish to know the personnel of their committees. the full list is again given.
 1.) Continental Hall Committee Mrs. Ellen Peter-Bryee. Tuscaloosa, Chairman: J. Morgan smith. Birming- ham. Mrs. Rhett Goode. State Vice Regent, Mobile; Mrs. Thomas T.. Rob inson. Anniston; Mrs. L. Y. Dean, Flu
 9 American Monthly Magazine Mrs. J. M wyly. Montgomery. Chair man; Mrs. s. S. Black. Opelikai Mrs. Ernest Hine. Athens.
 f3.1 Legislative Aid and Patriotic Incentives to Education--Mrs. Charles C. Thach, Auburn, Chairman; Mrs. Ross Garland Lewis. Tuscaloosa; Mrs. A II :. Carmichael. Tuseumbia; Miss Emily Ferguson. Selma.
 ff.) Proper Observance of National Anniversaries and Alabama Day--Mrs. Walter Robinson. Anniston, Chairnan : Mrs. Charles Ehawhan, Mobile; Mrs. e. IT Mccombs, Montgomery; Mrs. B. M. Robinson. Birmingham; Mrs. T. x.
 (s.S state Society Genealogy and Badge-Mrs. Florence King Draper, oxford. Chairman; Mrs. A. P. SingEe- ton, Union Springs; Mrs. J. q. Hars well. Birmingham; Mrs. Mary Brickeli, Huntsville.
 Is.D, Monumental Memorial Commit tee---Mrs. L. c. Dawson. Montgomery, Chairman; Miss M. Green. Annistoni Mrs. w. B. Watkins, opeiika.
 CD Jackson Roads in Alabama-- Mrs. A. c. Henry, Guntersville. Chair man; Mrs. Elizabeth & Sanders, New Decatur; Mrs. F. P Glass, Montgom- cry: Mrs. J. Melville Thornton. Taii9- dega. in Alabana--AGrs. L. T. Pride. Pride's Chairman; Mrs. J. D. Dabney. Birm- ingham. Mrs. Osceola Kyle. New Deea- tur: Mrs. Erister Ashcroft, Florence.
 (9.0 Historic Spots, Relics. and Graves of Revolutionary Heroes and Heroines-Mrs. H. D. Barr, Anniston. Chairman; Mrs. John P Deloney. Tus- cumbia Mrs. Francis Tappey, Hunts vile.
 tI0.) Child Labor Leglslation-Afrs Rhett Goode, Mobile. Chairman; Mrs.-A. IL. Dowde1l, opelika; Mrs. Charles Sharpe, Blrmingham Mrs. A. D. Pitts, Selma.
 Gil. )cultivation of Fraternal Rsla- tions with the Sons of the Revolution and Sons of the American Revolution Mrs. Halls Janney. Montgomery. Chair man; Mrs. Jos. St. George Tucker. Mo bile; Mrs. L. J. Haley, Birmingham; Miss Mary Clayton. Eufaula.
 (12.) To Secure Pensions for Real Daughters-Mrs. E. P. Garrett. Belle nina, Chairman; Mrs. B. A. Armstrong, Auburn; Mrs. Bessie Phillips, Syla- cauga.
 (is. Jones Valley Memorial Road A. V. AAdnC5 Birmingham; Mrs. J. V. Allen, Bir- mingham; Mrs. John Tomlinson, Bir- Inlngham; Mrs. Hugh Morrow. Bir- mlngham.
 Chapter officers, Notice.
 After August 1 the address of the editor of this column will be Saluda, N. c. The Secretaries and Registrars of the Chapters are requested to make note of the change. and continue to send any matter of interest from their Chapters.
 A Race of the Flags to the Poles.
 New York, July 13.-When Com mander Robert p Peary boards his steamer, Roosevelt, at Sydney, Cape Breton. this week and starts on his expedition in search of the North Pole. an international race to the uttermost ends of the earth will be on. Peary hopes to carry the Stars and Stripes to the North Pole. while British Antarctic expedition, commanded by Lieut.. Ern- Fl -T-a- l.. .N.,-