The Washington herald., 1914-03-31

stantly being kept up In this city, and
shall endeavor by all legitimate and fair
means to check the same and to provs
that II is unwarranted and uncalled for
City IL well-soverned.
lanta-so far as concerns the subjects
Of vice. morals and the control of the
liquor trafic-is one Of the best governed
cities of its size in the United States;
and one of the purposes of this associa-
4 tion shall be to assist In the continuance
Of such conditions.
s. This association believes that II
the present uncalled for agitation is
kept up. II will result in reaction which
win produce conditions infinitely worse
than the city has ever suffered and put
them beyond the control of the we'll
balanced and thinking people Of this
community. This association does not
propose to dabble generally In politics,
or TO espouse the cause OF one candi-
date as against another, unless there is
some vital principle At issue.
8. The officers OF this association shall
consist Of a president, two vice presi-
dents, a secretary. a treasurer, a gen.
eral central committee Of not more than
sixty members. and a central executive
committee of seven members. All Of
icers Of this association shall be ex-
officio members of both committees.
TO- 1t shall he the duty OF the presi-
dent to preside at all meetings of this
organization and to perform generally
the duties OF executive officer.
IL. II shall be the duty OF the vice
presidents TO preside in their order in
the absence of the president.
L. 1t shall be the duty Of the secretary
to have charge OF the headquarters OF the
association under the general supervision
OF the president and the executive COM
mittee; and said secretary shall draw u
salary Of --- dollars per month. He
shall have charge of the books, papers
and literature OF the association: shal! be
In charge of the headquarters of the as
sociation, and generally shall perform
such duties as shall devolve upon him.
under the instructions OF the president
and the executive committee, and shall
give his time to the affairs OF the asso-
citation. and shall likewise act as secre-
tary at all meetings of the organization
and at meetings OF the executive COM
mittee or its subcommittee.
lS. II shall be the duty OF the treasurer
to have charge of all the funds Of the
association.
II. The general central committee snail
have general charge of the affairs and
policy Of this organization and shall have
the right to divide its membership into as
many subcommittee as il may see fit:
and said committee shall at once arrange
for the securing OF headquarters for the
association, at which place the secretary
shall be required to have his headquar-
ters and keep the records Of the associa-
ton. and all committee meetings may be
held at such headquarters.
Raising of Funds.
Is The general central committee shall
devise ways and means of raising funds
for the association.
l6. Ten members OF the general central
committee shall constitute a quorum for
the transaction of all business
Il. The present officers OF the associa-
tion have been elected by the committee
appointed by the chair at the meeting Of
February O. 1914: and the term Of office of
each official shall be one year from the
date OF his election. Their successors in
office shall be selected by the general CEN
tral committee. which shall elect all Of |
hcers of the association one month before
the expiration of their respective terms, |
including the election of its own MEM |
bers.
II. This organization shall meet at such |
times and places as it may be called to |
meet by its president or by any five mem |
'crs OF the general central committee.
IL. The general committee shall pro-
vide for the enrolment OF members Of this |
association and a list OF such members
shall be kept by the secretary
70. The executive committee shall have
ne active executive charge Of the af-
airs Of this organization. subject only
% the supervision and control of the gen.
raj central committee.
Officers of Iea,n.
Following are the officers and central
of the league:
President-Bartow NJ. Blount.
First Vice President-E. V. Carter
Second Vice President-L. J. Daniel
Secretary-Archie Lee.
Treasurer. H. Porter.
central committee: Capt. ]. W. EnkIisb
George NJ. Hope. John f. Murphey. W A
'oster. DIR. w J. BIaIock George Adair
ohn w. Moore. Robert F. Maddox. Jobn
Aidredge, Brooks Morgan, Jack J. Spald-
hs. Chris Essig. Isaac Schoen, NJ. O.
:, acksoh' r: J. PaXon. Charles p. Glover,
homas W. Connally. ]. Lee Barnes
'homas ]. Peoples. W. s. Elkin ir Ivan
lllen. J. ID. Robinson. j. r. A. Hobson.
:. ID. Knight Paul Wesley, Morris Rran-
on. Reuben r. Arnold, II. W. Davis
ames S. Floyd. w. j. Davis, E. F. nv
ard' Edward c. Peters, Thomas EgrIes-
on' John j. Woodside. William Van Hou-
en- CIyde L. King. James H. Massey.
OIL Robert j. Lowry, Forrest Adair.
harles L. Currier Charles r. winshin
haries T. Hopkins. W. s. Byck. Albert |
lowell. Ted Minahan. Robert II. Crum-
~ b. M. Grant Dan McDougald. DR.
'enJamin Wildauer. ]. Fred Lewis. A. l.
.uthman, George /. Walker. ]. r. Grsy.