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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER 19. 1924 EXECUTIVE REPORT WEN U.D.C. TODM (Continued From Page One> ed to the chairman of education was $304,000. “With the aid of the permanent hero educational fund of $50,000, the Hector W. Church fund of $12,000,’’ said Mrs. Harrold, “which has been divided into four scholar ships, and named for General Rob ert E. Lee, General John B. Gor don, General iJubal Early, and President Jefferson Davis, and the hundreds of smaller scholarship funds, we feel that our society i* a great fountainheart of education for future Americans.” . Care of the Confederate vpteran and the aged and destitute Confed erate women was pointed out at the first duty and praise for the work along this iine was expressed. Mrs. Harrold, in speaking of the work of the Children of the Con federacy. under the direction of Mrs. Charles Wallact, third vice president, declared that the results showed “constructive and energetic service, fully worthy of our un stinted support.” Fifty-nine new chapters and 2,- G6l new members were added to the ranks of the Children of the Confederacy during the year, she said. “Among the achievements of the year, one of the most outstanding is the completion of the Jefferson Davis monument at his birthplace, Fairview, Ky. The value of this monument, in preserving our ideals and handing them down to posteri ty, appears to be incalculable,” Mrs. Harrold said. “Dedication of this monument, which took place on June 7th, proved a fitting con clusion of the 1924 reunion week.” • O'er 3,000 tourists have register ed tt the monument since that date. she stated. “Total cost of the grounds and the .nemorial was over $200,000. 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In speaking of the fiiztoi y of the South today, Mrs. Harrold asked “what can we do, as Daughters of the Confederacy to help preserve Southern historical material?’’ Ans wering, she said: ; “In order that our work as an : organization may be most effective j ly done, we must have a clear con-, ception of how it was founded and I what it represents, and what it is I striving to accomplish.’’ Praise was bestowed by the pres ident-general on the work of the Committee on Insignia for Confed erate deseendair.s in the World War, under the leadership of Mr.-'. J. A. Rountree. “The report shews that 981 Crosses of Service and 620 Crosses j of Honor were bestowed during the year, she said. Again mentioning the growth of the organization, Mrs. Harrold said that chapters were now in thirty eight states, with one in Paris, France. A summary of the official visits made during the year was given, among them being those to North Carolina, Virginia and Florida. Mrs. Harrold entered into the work of the organization relative to the co-operation extended in “the preparation of a textbook of patriotic history so as to teach the children true Americanism.’’ The president - general in enumerating' the bereavements that have been felt during the last year referred among them to General W. B. Haldman, late commander-in chief of the United Confederate Veterans. Work completed during the year listed the erection of the Davis monument, the World War records, insignia for Confederate descend ants in the World War, church bells presented to Confederate veterans, w Lift Off-No Pain! • V Doesn’t hurt one bit! Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching corn, in stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. 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