HLI Chronicle 1921 - The Royal Highland Fusiliers

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HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY CHRONICLE.
DURING·a recent visit)o the:Club"Awe were
pleased to find a notice, conspicuously displayed,
urging members to buy the " Chronicle,"
and thereby keep in touch with Regimental
a.ffairs.
We thank you, Mr. Secretary, for your
co-operation, and we hope every member of
the Club will buy his" Chronicle" regula.rly.
WE wish our Territorial Battalions could
afford us more support. Though totalling
about 2000, Ont four Territorial Battalions
only absorbed 205 copies of last edition.
The Regimental Club took 50 copies,
although the membership was then under 100 !
The following was the distribution (excluding
private subscribers) of the last edition :­
1 at Battalion, 300
2nd Battalion, 500
D~~ 200
5th Battalion, 45
6th Battalion, 30
7th Battalion, .70
9th Battalion, 60
H.L.I. Club, 50
London Branch H.L.I. Association, 12
Dundee Branch H.L.I. Association, 12
Edinburgh Branch H.L.I. Association, 12
WE intend publishing in next edition, as
we did last year, a complete list of all subscribers
on our books during 1921.
We therefore take this opportunity of
" reminding" all. those whose subscriptions
are due, as well as all Regular and Territorial
Officers now serving, who have not yet joined
as regular subscribers.
May we also direct the attention of our
subscribers to the note,. contained in the
"Notice," which appears in each edition,
that the Editor prefers if Officers, unless it is
inoonvenient, could instruct their bankers or
agents to remit their subscription annually.
Subscriptions.
THB Editor acknowledges, with many tha.nks, the
following subscriptions received during the past
qua.rter :­
£l.-Major J. Mitchell Innes.
5J-.-Mr. A. M'Farland, Mrs. Halda.ne, Mrs. M.
Cla.rk, Capt. F. K. Simmons, M.O., M.V.O., Mr. W.
Steele, Major .Tohn G. Coa.ts.
4/-.-Mr. J. Burnside.
2/6. -Mr. W. G. Campbell.
NOTICE.
"THE HrOBLANl1 U'lHT INFANTRY CHRONICLE" is
pu blished a.t 6d. por copy, but 7id., to, cover posta.ge,
should be sent by a.nyone writing tor a copy. which
ca.n be obta.ined from the Editor.
The a.nnual rates of SUbscription are 61. for Officers
and 21. &d. for anyone else. It is hoped th&tU!.8 many
su bscribers a.s possible, in admtion to Officers, will
contribute 5s. subscription a.nd thus ma.teria.lly a.ssist
in supporting our Funds. The Editor prefers if
Officers, unless it is inconvenient" could instruct their
Bankers or Agents to remit their au bscriptions annually.
The "Chronicle" will be sent quarterly, posifree,
as soon a.s it is published, and subscriptions received
during the quarter will be a.cknowledged therein.
The Editor endea.vours to get the "Chronicle"
published by the 15th of ea.oh quarter, but it is some·
times una.voidably delayed on 'account of pressu.re of
other work.
Contributions in Manuaori~ will be Ptdl1 raeei.nd
and should reaoh the Editor by the 20th of MareJt,
June, September, and December, for the respective
Quarterly Editions. Copy received after these dates,
if it is to be included, oaulI88 delay in publlcatlcm.
Photographs and Sketches of Regimental intereet
will also be most welcome. Suoh contribuwona mnat
be acoompanied by the name and address of the !lender,
who should sta.te whether they desire their name or
initials to be published.
'
It is req uested that a.ll names of persons, placeII,
a.nd a.ny foreign names should be written with spepial
care. In the case of any printed Extracts. the sonroE'
from which they are derived should be It&ted. The
date and name of the. Pa.per must be stated in anI
Newspaper 'Cutting!.
All communioations, subscriptions or applications
for addtional copies should be a.ddressed direct to
The EDITOR,
.. D.L.I. Cbfolllelet
Duneaion,
LAlfARK.