The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-22
General U. D. (. Contention
 Call

Mrs Chappell Cory and Mrs. s. l.. Ledbetter have given out the fol- lowing from the general U. D. C..
 To the chapters of the United Daughters of the Confederacy;
 Greetings and best wishes.
 The twenty-ninth annual conven- ton of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will convene in Birming- nam on Wednesday, November IS, 1922. at s;So o'clock a. m. The open- ing exercises will be held Tuesday evening, November fl, at S:s0 o'clock in the Tutwiler ballroom. chapters are entitled to represen- tatlon according to membership, as follows; One vote for the first seven members and one additional vote for every additional 25 members, provided per capita tax has been paid and provided that every member so claimed shall have been registered ny the registrar general" Article ". section A.
 It is urged that chapters send del- egates to the convention; but. where this is impossible, they may name as proxy any duly elected delegates from the same division. No proxy shall be given from one state to an- other when there are duly accredited delegates from that state, provided one person does not hold more than one state proxy" Article ". sec tfon f.
 Three eredeHtiai blanks are here- with enclosed, and chapter presidents are requested to adhere closely to the rules governing them. Please eIact your delegates at once, fill out the blanks and send as follows: One to Mrs. A. L. Dowdell, chairman ere dentials committee. Opelka; the sec ond to your division president, that she may be able to forward same to credentials committee 10 days before convention (Article 16) the third to ,, be taken by your delegate to con yention for Identification. tArticle 16.l No credentials will be recognized that are not in the hands of the credentials committee five days be- fore convention. Article VI. sec- tion II.
 Division presidents will please have their corresponding secretaries send typewritten lists of all deceased members to Miss Allie Garner, cor responding secretary general, Ozark, not later than October 20.
 General officers, division presidents and chairmen of committees are re- quired to have their reports type written, and are requested to leave tHFee f4pieE N4th the recording Sec- retarE g1ueTaL No committee re- port thaf h. not heen read to the convention shall hs printed in the minutes
 The following eommittees are re- duested to rnbet promptly at the horr designated, in the Tutwiler hotel Monday, smber 13.
 ess0 a. fl.--Credentials
 EQ 6. ra-Executive.
 s3a0 y. m.-Conference of division pFsS Sdents. In charge of president general.
 Tuesday, November IA:
 9:30 a. m.-Credentials.
 e:a0 a. m.-Cunningham monument.
 10 a. m.-Education.
 10 a. m.-Convention pages.
 10:30 a. m.-Lee memorial chapel fund.
 Il a. m.---war record.
 Il a. m.-Faithful slave memorial
 11:30 a. m.-Jefferson Davis high way.
 2;30 D. m.--Meeting of division registrars and division presidents, in charge of registrar-general.
 2;3o D. m.--Fire-proof building at Richmond.
 D. m.-Historic proof.
 3:30 p. m.--Jefferson Davis monu- ment at his birthplace in Kentucky.
 s;30 D. m.-M. Maury monument.
 Opening session of convention.
 The official headquarters are at the Tutwiler hotel. and here the busi- ness sessions will be held.