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PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON. 
to attend a meeting may be issued in blank to the reader of a 
paper at that meeting. 
9. Invitations to attend during three months the meetings of 
the Society and participate in the discussion of papers, may, by 
a vote of nine members of the General Committee, be issued to 
persons nominated by two members. 
10. Communications intended for publication under the 
auspices of the Society shall be submitted in writing to the 
General Committee for approval. 
11. Any paper read before a Section may be repeated, either 
entire or by abstract, before a general meeting of the Societ}^, if 
such repetition is recommended by the General Committee of 
the Society. 
12. It is not permitted to report the proceedings of the So¬ 
ciety or its Sections for publication, except by authority of the 
General Committee. 
13. New members may be proposed in writing by three mem¬ 
bers of the Society for election by the General Committee; but 
no person shall be admitted to the privileges of membership 
unless he signifies his acceptance thereof in writing, and pays his 
dues to the Treasurer, within two months after notification of 
his election. 
14. Each member shall pay annually to the Treasurer the sum 
of five dollars, and no member whose dues are unpaid shall vote 
at the annual meeting for the election of officers, or be entitled 
to a copy of the Bulletin. 
In the absence of the Treasurer, the Secretary is authorized to 
receive the dues of members. 
The names of those two years in arrears shall be dropped 
from the list of members. 
Notice of resignation of membership shall be given in writing 
to the General Committee through the President or one of the 
Secretaries. ^ 
15. The fiscal year shall terminate with the Annual Meeting. 
