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CONSTITUTION OF LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS
i AUXILIARY TO ’I‘I—IE
I ARTICLE I—NAMIC.

' This association shall be known as the
auxiliary t0 the State .............., and through that association
auxiliary to the National-American Woman Suffrage Association.

ARTICLE II—~OB_IECT.
Its object shall be to advance the industrial, legal and educational
rights of women, and to secure suffrage to them by appropriate State and
National legislation.
ARTICLE Ill——_\’IEI\IBERSHII’.
i Any person may become a member of this Association by signing
the Constitution and paying the sum of..................annually into the

' treasury, of which thirtyefive shall go to the State........_....,. This
must be paid before the animal meeting in No distinction
on account of sex shall be made in membership or eligibility to office in
the Association.

. ARTICLE IV—ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The officers of the Association shall be a President, a Vice-President,
Corresponding Secretary, Recording Secretary, a Treasurer and Auditor.
These general officers shall constitute an Executive Committee and shall
be elected annually in
ARTICLE V-—I)UTIES OF OFFICERS.
' ' \ SECTION r—President ~—The President shall preside at all regular
and called meetings, and have a general oversight of the Association and
i in conjunction with the Executive Committee, to plan for its best inter-
, ests and the good of the cause; to call special meetings when deemed
advisable, due notice having been given.
l SECTION 2—Vice-President—The Vice-President shall preside at all
1 3‘ meetings in the absence of‘ the PreSident, and perform all duties of the
I l President in case of absence of that officer, she shall also assist in arrang»
} ing and carrying out plans for the benefit of the Association.
: 3; SECTION 3—Corresp0ndingSecretary—The Corresponding Secretary
i ’shall conduct the correspondence of the Association; she, shall, report the:-. -. :