The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-30

is'hoJ anu dIlltlo O. SeCllOu u lllt COH- stitution, for all instructions. The Hotel Jefferson, Richmond, Va, has been selected for the headquarters of the U. D. C., with the following special rates, European plan. for the general con- vention, beginning November 7s S:3C a. m.. 1911:
 Single room with bath, overlooking court, $2.5 50 per day. Double room, overlooking court, s per day
 Single room with tath, overlooking court, g. 50 per day.
 Double room with bath, overlooking court, $4 per day. Single outside room, g per day.
 Double outside room, $i per day.
 Single outside room with bath 8 per cay.
 Double outside room with bath, s5 per day.
 Large rooms with twin beds, s6 and s7 per day.
 Murphy's hotel, located on a direct street car line with Hotel Jefferson, ot- fers the following rates European plan:
 Rooms with bath, single, $2 per day.
 Rooms with bath, two or more persons in room, each person, $1.5O per day.
 Rooms with running water, single, s1 per day.
 Rooms with running water, two or more III d IOOIl, edcD De1SOH, Sl. 70 per udN.
 Rooms without running water, two or more in a room, each person, s1 per day.
 Special rates for parties of four or more occupying the same room.
 Secure rooms in advance by applying to either hotel or to Mrs. Norman V. Ran ho;ph, president Richmond chapter, U p. C., Richmond, Va Reduced rates on ali railroads will be given, with the priv lege of extension by paying a small sum n,, 1zx1 your local ticket agent for exact par ticulars.
 The hostess chapter will send to all divisions and chapters in September a circular with all details. In the meantime any information will be gladly supplied by Mrs. Norman " Randolph, president Richmond chapter, U D. C., Richmond, Va.
 Division presidents and all chairmen of committees are requested to have their reports typewriter, ready for print and to leave them at the desk of the record ing secretary, after being read before the convention. All reports, when made, be- long to the convention. and must not be carried from the platform.
 Note article ,, sections 1 and of by laws.
 There will be meeting Of the regents of the Confederate museum Monday and Tuesday, November 6 and T.
 By order of the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
 MRS. VIRGINIA F. MSHERRY,
 President General.
 MRS. ROY WEAKS M'KINNEY,
 Recording Secretary General.
 Other rules of U. D. c. constitution reg ulating the delegates and proxies of the general U. D. c. to be held at Richmond
 Article 5, section 3, U. D. c. constitu- ton: <. Any one or more representatives from any chapter shall be authorized to east the full vote to which such chapter may be entitled. The president of a division oY in her absence the chairman of the state delegation may represent any chapter in her division if duly chosen by said chap ter and when so chosen shall be consid- cred delegate and not a proxy from the chapter. A delegate must vote ac- cording to the instructions of the chapter which she represents; but when unin- structed she is at liberty to vote as sht sees fit.
 Article 8, sections ?: Any chapter whicI, is in arrears for dues shall not be en- titled to representation in the convention of the general association and shall stanS suspended Any suspended chapter may be restored to good standing and be en- titled to representation by the payment, of all delinquent dues. not later than 1t days before the assembling of the annus convention.
 Article il. section 10. hv laws: It shall, be the duty of the committee on ere dentiaIs to meet two working days pre- vious to the annual convention to exam- inc. approve and arrange the credentials of the delegates It shall not recognize any credentials not received by it before 10 o'clock the night before the convention ar by the recording secretary general five days before the convention.