8 PROCEEDINGS OP THE WASHINGTON MEETING 



was not received until 1915. Nineteen new members were elected at the 

 last annual meeting, all of whom qualified. There have been 4 deaths 

 during the year and 1 resignation. Twenty-four members are delinquent 

 in the payment of dues — 1 for six years, 2 for four years, 3 for two years, 

 and are therefore liable to be dropped from the roll — and 18 for one year. 



One Life Member died during the year, which, with the 15 previous 

 deaths, leaves 92 living Life Members. 



With the advice of the Investment Committee, the Treasurer bought 

 during the year one New England Telephone and Telegraph Company 

 five per cent bond, with interest, at a cost of $1,015; and two American 

 Agricultural Chemical Company five per cent bonds, and interest, at a 

 cost of $2,040.28. One bond of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and South- 

 ern Railway Company was redeemed on June 1. 



RECEIPTS 



Balance in treasury December 1, 1914 $1,055. 2S 



Fellowship fees, 1912 (1) $10.00 



1913(1) 10.00 



1914 (8) 80.00 



1915 (261) 2,610.00 



2,710.00 



Initiation fees (19) 190.00 



Interest on investments : 



Iowa Apartment House stock 50.00 



Ontario Apartment House stock 200.00 



Texas and. Pacific Railroad Company 



bonds 100.00 



U. S. Steel Corporation bonds 150 . 00 



St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern 



Railway Company bond 25 . 00 



St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad 



Company equipment bond ■. 50 . 00 



Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction Com- 

 pany bonds 100.00 



Consolidation Coal Company bonds 100.00 



Chicago Railways Company bonds 100.00 



Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph 



Company bonds. 100.00 



New England Telephone and Telegraph 



Company bond 50 . 00 



American Agricultural Chemical Company 



bonds 50.00 



Interest on deposits, Baltimore Trust 



Company 48 . 53 



1,123.53 



