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shall be to arrange rates of transportation to and from the general convention.
 BYLAWS III.

shall be to arrange rates of transportation to and from the general convention. BYLAWS III.
 Flags and Remnants. Section 1-The second vice president shall have charge of the flags and pen nants belonging to this organization. Shs shall arrange for their transportation tt and from general conventions. this trans portation to be paid from tho genera | treasury,
 Sec. At the opening of the convention on roll call of states. each state shal answer by the presentation of It's state flag to the president of the hostess chap ter, the flags presented to be retained by said chapter.
 BYLAWS ".
 Honorary Associate Members.
 Section 1.-The title of Honorary Asso- ciate Member may be conferred for dis tnguished service in the preservation oi the true history of the Confederate states this honor to be conferred on such persons only as are eligible to active membership in this organization
 Sec. 2-The number of Honorary Asso- slate Members" shall be limited to al one time, who shall hold that position fol life, or for so long time as they may continue to be acceptable to the general organization. No nominations for these positions shall. be made until after appli- cation has been made to the executive committee and has received It's approval.
 BYLAW V
 Reports of Divisions and Committees.
 Section 1-Reports of divisions and re- ports of chapters in a state or territory having no division shall be limited to 10 minutes. These reports shall be called in reverse order alphabetically on alternate years.
 Sec. 2-lcommittee reports must be in condensed form and typewritten.
 BYLAW VI.
 Minutes.
 Section 1-Manuscript of the minutes must be delivered to the publisher on or before January l. and such publisher must contract to complete the publication of said minutes within four weeks after the receipt of the manuscript.
 Sec. 1.-The rosters of division chapters shall be printed alphabetically according to division and town with the United Daughters of the Confectionery chapter number of each chapter. Each division shall show number of chapters and num- Der of individual division and chapter membership. Reports of general officers, state divisions, standing and special com mittees, shall be arranged by classifica- ton alphabetically. All reports read at the convention shall become the property of the organization. and shall be left with recording secretary general immediately upon reading.
 Sec. 3-The recording secretary general shall secure bids for publication of min utes from at least four responsible print Ing houses together with samples of paper to be used. and the most advanta- geous bid shall be accepted by the presi- dent general and recording secretary gen eral, the right being reserved to reject any and all bids.
 Sec. Lone copy of the annual minutes of the general convention, United Dauyh- ters of the Confectionery, shall be sent free to state and chapter presidents, state and chapter recording secretaries and the state historians; to the active and honor ary general officers; to the chairmen ol | committees of the general association; tt the solid south room of the Confederate l museum, Richmond; to the Confederate museum. New Orleans; to the Confederate memorial association and the Congres- sional library, Washington. D. C.; to the department of archives and history of thg southern states and to the Sons of Vet erans hall Memphis. Tenn. Those chap | ters and individual members desiring ad | ditional copies can secure them by accom- panying their orders with postage at the rate of 15 cents per copy.
 1 BYLAW VII. W . Crcdential Blanks.
 Section 1-For representation in genera I conventions credential blanks for sacl chapter shall be issued by the recording secretary general to the division presi dents for use of the chapters In her di vision. These blanks shall be filled ou | by the chapters in triplicate. One cop! shall be sent to the recording secretar, general, a second to the chairman of th' credentials committee, third to be taker to the convention by the delegates of eacl | chapter These credential blanks sflai have on their face. immediately followin, the space for the names of the delegates | the following: In case the delegate given in this credential are not presen, the state presidents or chairman of thu state delegation is authorized to cast tn l full votesto witch this chapter is entitled l BYLAW VIII. .sts | Election of Officers. | The election of officers shall te th | first order of business at the mornin, meeting of the fourth day of the conyen