The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-07-31

| decision in any matter pertaining to
the club shall be final, previous ac-
ton of the club notwithstanding.
/ Sec. 2. The chief life-guard shall
preside at all meetings of the club.
Sec. 8. In the absence of the chief
life-guard the assistant shall take his
place.
Sec. 4. The secretary shall keep
a record of all meetings of the club,
and list of the names of the men,
bers; he shall call the roll at each
meeting, and shall undertake whatev-
er correspondence is necessary.
Sec. 5. The treasurer shall keep
an account of all money received by
him, shall collect dues, giving a re-
ceipt for same, and shall make a
monthly report, in writing, of its f.
nances. to the club.
| Sec. 6. The physical culture direct
or shall have general oversight of the
athletic features of the club, and shall
cooperate with the advisor in the Sc
lection of all games, sports and ac-
complishments.
Article vIII.-Committee
| There shall be at least the follow
ing committees, which shall be ap-
pointed by the chief life-guard, who
shall hold office six months.
Sec. 1. A membership committee,
the duties of which shall be to pre-
/ sent names for membership, to ar
range with prospective members for
the necessary tests, and to visit abb
! sent members.
| Sec. 2. A property committee,
! which shall have charge of the prop
erty of the club. This committee will
| see that the rooms are kept in proper
order, are open in good season for
the meetings, and are kept well light
+, ed and ventilated.
Sec. 8. A social committee, which
| shall arrange for socials, as agreed
upon by the club.
Sec. 4. An examination committee
to examine applicants for member
ship.
Sec. 5. Other committees may be-
appointed as occasion may demand.
| Article lx.-Meetings
The club shall hold it's regular bus
mess meetings the first Tuesday of
each month. Special meetings may
be called by the chief ife-guard at
any time. Meetings for the election
of officers shall be held in May and
! October.
Article x.-Discipline
Sec. l. Any boy that misbehaves.
that disobeys the bylaws or the life
guards rules, shall be tried by the
club court, which shall determine his
punishment.
sist of the chief life-guard, his assist
ants and the captains of companies.
The advisor may be an advisory mem
Der of this court. (See also Art. VII,
Sec. -.
Article xI.-Dues
The club dues shall be ten cents
(10c.), per week, payable weekly.
Article vlIl.-Amencments
This constitution may be amended
by a two-thirds vote of the members
present, provided written notice Of
the amendment has been given two
weeks in advance.
BYLAWS
Article l.-Fines
A member may be fined for the use
of bad language, splitting on the floors,
i otherwise damaging the club proper
ty, disobedience to officers on duty,
or absence without written excuse.
not to exceed five cents for each of
| tense.
Article II.--Life-Guards' Rules
Sec. /. The life-guard must be
truthful.
Sec. 2. The life-guard must be an
example to others, and a brother to-
all.
Sec. 3. The life-guard must be a
friend to animals.
Sec. 4. The life-guard must be-
ready to help others.
Sec. 5. The life-guard must be po-
lite, especially to women and chill
| dren, to old people and cripples. He
may not take a reward for such SER
vices.
! Sec. 6. The life-guard must obey
his parents. the advisor and club Of
fcers on duty.
Sec. Z. The life-guard must not