The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-23
lOmcial Organ Alabama uaviASnJ
 Nafionnr Directory.

(omcial Organ Alabans uaviaen.l
 NationaI Directory.
 Honorary President-Generai Helen c. Plane. Atlanta. Ga. es rrssident.G s,css Gensrs,, en,re.ton. mtr, Tsr.
 First Vice-President--Mrs. Wiiiaro' NGssS sseoad Sslo'si sviicePresidsnt--Mrs. Poe TRird Sviios-Presidsn.--Mrs Hall. Ar RscofdinE secrstsry--afrs. A. l. e%rs correspondins si secrstsry--Mrs. Coo 'sys yfsrsasurer.Mrs. ssSaisrM w,iiiams. Tsnnss- sfi fHiistorian--Mrs. J. Endsrs Robinson, Rsgistrar-Afrs. Cant, Arkansas.
 Custodian of Crosses--Mrs Haine1. saSasnsda; CSstodian sa; of Fiass--Mr4 walker. Norfolk, Va,
 Alabama Dfrcctorx.
 Editor-in- -Chief-Mrs. B. B. Ross Associats Ea!torTg9 De ;,SpplieS4; ,S DI.s 4.y. Tor. Huntsvtlie.
 State ofscers, Alabams Division.
 Honorary Presfdent--Mrs. Virginia -Clopton, Huntsville.
 President--Mrs. B. B. Ross, Auburn; First e-President--Mra A. ". second Vice -Preside ident--Mrs. Ellen Peter Bryce, Tuscaloosa. Recording Secretary--Mrs. L. Y. Pride. Pride Station. IT,. r,,nh Grryss: Trss.:urern1Trs MSn.SG~L L. M Bashinsky. alRy; lHRyIs;toriau--Mrs. Alberta Taylor. AqassxM AqRssistrsr--Mrs. E. W. Christian. Mo- bile. ur. A
 Chapiain--Mrs. E. B. webp. Tai'a- dega.
 To the pnuxhters of the Confederscy,
 g AIabama Divtison.
 At. the thirteenth annual convention of our orRanixation. which was held May i2-I4, in Huntsville. was made your President. For this high honor, you freely and unanimously conferred upon me, wish to express my deepest appreciation and to pledge the best service of which I am capable to the administration of your affairs and to the extension of this notble work. so ably and successfully carried on by my worthy predecessors. It is but ftung that with the change In the administration. I should. as your newly elected President extend to you RfeeCtHK ana dbk TOT yOQa AUIGAs SART port and helpful cosoperaticn Having served for two years as your Record- ing Secretary, ard again for two years as First vice-President, I am not un- acquainted with the responsible duties incident to this important office. but if the Alabama Daughters will only .skeep the faith.s and believe they do realize their s>individuai responsi- bilities, will feel encouraged to so forward, nothing daunted.
 The time for active work In the Chapters is nearly passed for this sea- son. yet must urge the Chapters be- fore going into summer quarters to remember their pledges to the Falkner Soldiers Home and especially to the tuberculosis ward In the Home. The Treasurer, Mrs. L. M. Bashfnsky. Troy, Ala, tells me this appeal Is most ur- gent as the division treasury is. al- most depleted. The claim of the old soldiers upon our remembranoe sur passes that of all other claims. Shall we fail to remember the few that re-, main to us The. funds for. dettysburg and Ari- ington were greatly increased by vol- untary contributions from the floor of the convention. IL was decided that a special day should be set aside in each Chapter, to be known AE AAEilpgton Day, in order Co awaken a greater in- 1erest in the proposed monument and to secure. funds for the same y The President of the University sent q satisfactory report of the young man d t~e .E fss